City council urged to repair sidewalks and fund concrete paving
The Evening Star reports Council discussions led by Mr Sibley Carter on improving main streets in the city. He cited deplorable sidewalk conditions, dangerous pits and holes endangering pedestrians while suburbs show better paving. He urged city and property owners to share half the cost of concrete pavements and curbing to lift the central thoroughfares.
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Ene
Carter
Hame
Wincherter
Cowneil
Plumber Licenses and City Bond Policy Debated
City officials inspect daily and require a $500 bond from plumbers upon license to cover defective work. Officials argue Hartman seeks fair examination of actual work rather than technical theory. The piece also discusses air flow and tornado terminology.
A Square Deal to Mr Hartman Plumber Licenses Granted
The City Council requires a practical examination for plumbers and a licensing process. Three applicants, Snyder Seal and Hartman, passed the board’s questions and earned licenses. Snyder declined to sign Hartman’s license, arguing law changes affect licensing after July 1. The committee questions the exam approach, praising the licensing concept but criticizing the written test as not fully indicative of plumbing skill. Hartman has worked for the government and Winchester as part of his career.
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Severittee
Cheirman
Water Committee
Sunident
Ahi Persopneuth
Council
Shir- GN
Seal
Snyder and Hartman
Floover
Mersers
Snyder
Examination Board
Mogens
Hoover
Hartman
Saia
Board
Mariman
Winchester
Quality is the lobby. The very best forty prices.
A promotional line touts top quality in the lobby and claims the best forty prices. It implies bargains and rewards for customers who choose these goods.
Misere insight on misers and frozen pockets in verse
A fragmentary verse muses that misers keep money as a perpetual frost in their pockets, making purses hard to draw. It proposes hanging misers by the heels so their money would run out, a harsh reversal of common aphorisms.
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Land Hill
Majestic
Day of the Epicure Gone
A fragmented page notes a decline in appetite among the public with few enthusiasts remaining and most people eating slowly or abstaining, leaving only obscure critics.
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Puck
Taking Horse Pulse and Artery Health
The article explains how to take a horse's pulse and interpret arterial pulses. It notes average resting rates of about 36 to 40 beats per minute, slower in larger horses, and describes methods for positioning fingers, ensuring the horse is still, and what pulse qualities indicate health or disease such as pleurisy or pulmonary apoplexy.
Summer Cold Warns of Bronchitis Risk and Remedy
A summer cold can develop into bronchitis or pneumonia if neglected. Take Foley's Honey and Tar promptly to loosen the cough, soothe inflamed air passages, and clear the cold from the system. Franck Baker & Son, Druggists.
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Foley
Franck Baker & Son
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Rinches
Harry Fropp Byrd
York
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Brunswick Bldg
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Victor
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Aarp
Uae
Business Ofice
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Ity, Council
Mr. Sibley
Chester
Henry Baetjer & Co
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Winchester State Depository
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John Thwaite
B.C. Shull
James Cather Harlan P. Tabb
M.aay
Hugh S.L
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E. J. Evans
B. Russell
Iad
Burnish
Arik
Neil
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