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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1909
Page
4
Friday, June 11 article notes Senator Aldrich, leader of the Senate’s gray wolves, undisturbed by attacks from progressives and Democrats, now argues trusts deserve greater protection than under McKinley. He promotes protection for mature industries over infant ones, signaling a shift in tariff rhetoric.
A critic urges Senator Dolliver to join the Democratic party to pursue real reform. The remark frames him as a capable fighter yet ineffective within his current faction and proposes a party switch as the solution.
Mrs. Howard Gould tells the court she cannot live on less than $120,000 a year, while noting her prior earnings as a third rate actress about $25 weekly before marrying Gould.
A Richmond Times Dispatch essay argues for yearly contracts with physicians. It says pay on illness encourages late care while a yearly premium would foster prevention and steadier income for doctors, treating medicine as health insurance administered by doctors.
Miss Mary Rhodes of Harrisonburg Virginia visits sister Mrs. W E Huntsberry on North Main Street. Miss Winifred Rogers left this afternoon for Lexington Virginia to attend the finals of the Virginia Military Institute.
A year after Poslam’s eczema cure claim, a 50 cent jar is now sold at Francix Baker & Son and other Winchester drugstores to treat minor skin troubles like pimples acne and itching. The product allegedly stops itching on first use and heals chronic eczema in two weeks with overnight results for minor conditions. Free samples are available by writing Emergency Laboratories New York City.
The Scottish Union Insurance Company sues the city of Winchester over insurance taxes. The case before Judge T W Harrison involves a temporary injunction and could go to the Virginia Supreme Court. Most local insurers are parties to the suit as it tests the Winchester tax law and similar statutes statewide.
Inclement Wednesday postponement delayed the Leesburg horse show until yesterday. A large crowd attended a high quality exhibition with many new entries and no professional exhibitors. About 400 exhibitors across 35 classes, with premiums drawing renowned stables such as Weatherbee New York and Potts Cobham among others.
Dr and Mrs Howell L Castleman of Sylacauga Alabama are visiting his sister Mrs George H Carter in the city for several days and will shortly depart for Atlantic City.
Mrs. Charles Silecott and Mrs. Maurice Powell of Hamilton Va are guests of Mrs. B W Hill on South Braddock Street. Miss Virginia Compton of Bentonville Va visits Mrs. W E Hunisberry on North Main Street, a former Valley Female College student.
The article details sweet corn planting windows from April 20 to July 15, with up to July 20 for fall markets. It praises Harry White Cory and Stowell's Evergreen, notes Red Cob Cory decline, and advises soil preparation, fertilization, and two ears per stalk in good land. It also mentions a soda soil treatment and a 25 to 30 cent per dozen retail range for early and late crops.
The text extols farmers as core buyers who propel progress through fair pay and good returns. It argues for belief in farming, pride in the occupation, and smart diversification like poultry and squabs, noting care, consistency, and clean water practices to sustain livestock.
Maurice Barrett led a dramatic program described as the great three character drama ever shown here. Lelia Harle as Helen impressed and Mr Barrett starred strong. Leah Andrews, Rezal Haven and Sandy Kids drew heat ap plause with musical acts and swinging curios. The pageant included charming small acts and electrical swings by Catherine and Charles. Moving pictures accompanied the show and Bryant received large applause.
Weather Bureau officials dismiss moon phase as a factor while rain continues through June. They note historical June rainfall patterns with years like 1907 and 1905 showing many rainy days. Winchester residents, including baseball fans, lament the long stretch without dry spells or ball games.
Mr. Bratton Adlamong of York Pennsylvania has returned home after visiting friends in this city.
An advertisement promotes products for Codling Moth Cuculio potato bugs and general garden use against leaf eating worms and insects. It guarantees an average 20 percent. It references arsenic and directs readers to New Jersey Experiment Station Bulletin 241 for prices and information and provides The Vreeland Chemical Co Little Falls address.
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