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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1912
Page
4
A reflective poem where the speaker hopes to stay lively and brave in old age. He envisions avoiding grumpiness and frailty, wishing to cheer the crowd at plays and sports, stay physically able, and keep a youthful spirit as years advance. The voice, signed Walt Mason, blends humor with earnest longing.
The state convention opposed awarding prizes to out of state companies. On a motion by Peter C. McPhar lana of Lonaconing the body recorded its stance against prizes to non Maryland companies. The decision may reduce attendance from other states at future events.
Reported by the Chicago desk Roosevelt supporters press for a solid 26 delegate bloc in Texas while Taft operatives try to keep black voters aligned with promises of entertainment. The Republican committee plans to finish hearings and adjourn before Roosevelt arrives as Texas Virginia and D.C. cases remain disputed. Colonel Roosevelt is welcomed with loud cheers in Chicago hotels. Chamberlains Tablets are recommended for digestion and regularity for older readers.
Irven Hutchison of Three Rivers Michigan reports years of dry eczema on wrist and shin cleared after using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills. He credits the remedies with complete four year relief and urges others to try them, noting a free sample offer from Potter Drug & Chem Corp in Boston.
The Circuit Court of Frederick County Virginia orders defendants to appear within fifteen days to protect interests in a deed of trust securing a $125 note. The case seeks to determine James C. Dolan's interest in lands tied to Maria Ann Dolan and Mary Maria Dolan and to authorize sale of lands with proceeds to rightful heirs. The order requires publication in the Winchester Star for four weeks and posting at the courthouse.
A reflection on how personal principles shape belief and the limits of sight in spiritual truths. The author notes that accepting nothing without understanding prevents belief in celestial matters beyond imagination. Sweden-
June updates report Mr J H Bushong improving after Memorial Day illness. Dr Stickley treated him June 6. Charles Rudolph returns from Big Pool Maryland. Della Laing visits Rockland sister Mrs Harry Hudson. Mrs Tarquina Pifer near here improves after illness. Ernest Suddith moves to Hagerstown for new job. Chamberlains Liniment touted for sprains and rheumatic pain with sale by dealers.
The notice chronicles Lady Northland's wedding as a premier London spring social event. It notes the transformation from England's most beautiful girl to the most beautiful matron and mentions Lord Northland as heir to the peership.
Mr and Mrs T E Morrison return home after visiting nephew Clinton Wigginton in York PA. Miss Cora Fletcher operated on for appendicitis at Winchester Memorial Hospital and is recovering. Memorial exercises at the Christian Church had many attendees with graves decorated. Mrs Edward Heicks and daughters Delia and Bertha visited the Muses. Levi LaFollette was in Winchester on business. Mack Hook and two children from Bartonsville stayed with E L Flook. Ezra Hauptman William Huyett and Harry Moulden attended Boyce Lodge 10 E 10 C F meeting. Numerous locals at Sun School Convention in Winchester and quarterly meeting at Rest Chapel. Mrs Sallie Winpigler is critically ill. Pyole and Ethel Moulders visited Ruth Dehlack recently returned from Reliance College. Mrs Fannie Best of Brucetown spent Sunday with her sister F C Moulders. John Kiger visited the village Sunday evening. Alma Brady of Baltimore spent several days with Mrs A Bowers. Camp meeting committee met.
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