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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1912
Page
4
A poem by Walt Mason contrasts glittering possessions with true beauty found in love and service. It links humble acts to lasting value, suggesting worldly wealth fades at judgment while inner beauty endures. The piece urges helping others and cherishing kindness above material goods.
Messrs Armel Robb and George MecVicker of Pa. returned home after spending a week with Mr James Armel and relatives. They toured local sights and admired the valley. Mrs Samuel Haymaker visited near Post Saturday and Sunday. Mrs E H White spent Sunday afternoon in Winchester. Mr Melton Cornwell and Mrs Armel visited relatives in Pigene county. An attractive program is planned for children's day service at Greenbrier Church next Sunday night. Mr and Mrs M C Armel and Mr and Mrs John Armel visited Pansy Plank in Winchester. Mrs W H Armel and children visited here Saturday to Monday. Mr George Armel of Congress Heights DC returned home Sunday. Howard Armel spent Monday in Winchester. On Tuesday morning a girl was born to Mr and Mrs Samuel Shi.
The Wilber Company pleased audiences Monday night with The Widow of Reno at the Empire. Critics called the slapstick production well staged and refined, delivering a surprise finish that earned strong applause and a sense of professional quality.
A fragment presents a debated line about wealth and appearance with the phrase wealth of golden hair spoken by a poetic youth and a practical youth contrasting views.
The article promotes Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a proven kidney liver and bladder remedy. It claims a long track record, invites free samples by mail from Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton NY, and notes available regular sizes at druggists for fifty cents or one dollar.
Munich resident Herr Meissauer sparked laughter in the streets with a single robe resembling a monk robe. He was jailed for two weeks after joining a church parade in the outfit, charged with disrespect for the church. In France at Ableiges a fete lottery prize proved two graves that the florist giver would plant with flowers.
Medical professionals warn of serious outcomes from boxing children's ears or striking them on the head or face. The piece urges laymen and especially teachers to understand the dangers and consequences of such practices.
A Los Angeles physician with four decades of experience endorses Grape-Nuts and Postum as easily digested brain boosting foods. He cites daily use for mental work, reports digestive health benefits, and notes the brand’s medical endorsements and promotional literature.
The Star reports continued coverage of the Miller case with remarks by Mick and Larrick to be expanded tomorrow. Dr Yeakley of Keyser West Virginia testified Miller appeared sane during questioning though cautious, and he noted no physical disability after examination. He observed Miller during the trial and assessed his conduct.
Dr Yeakley described delusions of persecution as clear signs of insanity and said Miller could deteriorate from last October to now. Neighbors and relatives testified Miller seemed sane and of good mind, noting past suspicions and social friction, with the court adjourning to continue testimony.
The Chicago Evening Post notes the renumbering plan for streets and avenues as essential. Irvin 8 Cobb recounts a policeman on his beat with a notebook who found a dead horse near lamp posts bearing Magnolia Avenue and Terpsichore Place, forcing the clerk to record the scene.
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