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The Star states it will not accept advertisements unless satisfied they are not intended to deceive or defraud. It lists telephone contacts for the business office and editorial room with Bell lines.
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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1910
Page
4
The Star states it will not accept advertisements unless satisfied they are not intended to deceive or defraud. It lists telephone contacts for the business office and editorial room with Bell lines.
A Pennsylvania judge ruled a wife may legally burn her husband s wooden leg in a kitchen fire to keep him from the saloon. In Salt Lake City a druggist jailed for selling whiskey without a license faced a jury that drank the contraband as evidence, leading to dismissal for lack of chief proof.
Dr F W Lange of Scranton recounts a death after inhaling fumes while witnessing a claimed base metal transmute into silver. Lange says he has produced pure silver samples, tested by experts and mint officials, and promises a world changing breakthrough though seeks capital to build a large-scale plant.
A fragment discusses Dr Lange and the claim that silver production by humans diverges from natural processes. The note hints at ongoing inquiry into how silver is made, contrasting human methods with nature.
Mrs Peter Vredenburgh and Miss Susie Davis prepare for summer visits in Winchester. Mr J Walter Nail plans to relocate to Milton Pa. Arthur Henning remains ill at home. The Ladies National Memorial Association will meet at 750 pm at 410 South Market Street. Rev MR White of Gerardstown WV visited from Logansport Ind while en route home from the Southern Presbyterian Church assembly in Lewisburg WV.
A Saturday sale advertises 10 percent off on white goods described as choicest and pret tiest for waists or suits, urging shoppers to take the opportunity to save money on items.
The institute holds final exercises at 8 o’clock in the auditorium with a musical and literary program. Five young ladies perform in a planned play and diplomas are awarded by Rev William Carter to six graduates from various counties plus music medals for several departments. Names of recipients withheld until the public diploma ceremony.
Nineveh Va June 2. Mrs Barbee Jones of Maryland and Miss Lucy McKay of Baltimore visited Mrs Jacob McKay last week. Blanche McCauley returned home after a visit in Shepherdstown. Virginia Spangler, guest of Mrs Joseph Miller, returned to Piedmont West Virginia. Margie Jacob spent Wednesday in Front Royal. Beulah and Eva McCauley returned from Woodstock. Annie Porter Perry spent weeks with her sister in Wheatland. J F McKay has Atlanta connections and returned to Georgia.
Workers uncover the stone foundation of a burned barn on the Ford Hedrick farm near Rockingham county. They find about 300 bushels of charred wheat buried beneath the soil, allegedly torched by federal soldiers during Sherman's Civil War raid. The farm is owned by A. S. S. Bader of McGaheysville.
Citizens of Opequon District are asked to attend a June 3 1910 gathering at the public school building in Stephens City Virginia to decide the High School building type and to discuss requesting a district levy increase for school purposes. Attendees include local taxpayers and listed community figures.
Fredericksburg college has been disposed of to the Assembl Home and School an organization under control of the General Assembly of the Southern Presbyterian Church whose object is to provide homes and education for the children of missionaries and deceased ministers of that denomination.
National League results include New York 5 over Cincinnati 2 Brooklyn 2 over Pittsburg 1 Chicago 5 over Boston 1 and Philadelphia 10 over St Louis 5. American League games were rained out. Virginia League notes Lynchburg over Richmond and Roanoke 7 Danville 4 with Portsmouth 2 Norfolk 1.
Advertising copy touts Mi-o-na tablets as cures for indigestion and system builders that brighten the cheeks and eyes, chase bad blood, and treat pimples. The ad offers a money back guarantee if indigestion or upset stomach troubles persist, and cites a testimonial from Mrs. J. Newton of Belleville, Michigan. Price is 50 cents for a four large box, available at druggists and Franck Baker & Son in Winchester, Virginia.
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