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Newspaper

Winchester The Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1912

Page

4

Roosevelt Compared to Gracchi By Chicago Convention

A Chicago convention prompts reflection on Theodore Roosevelt as a potential Gracchi figure. The piece weighs his influence against historic Rome where the Gracchi sparked a century of upheaval ending in autocracy. It questions whether Roosevelt will extend tenure and power like Caesar or face a political tipping point.

City Council urged to strengthen water pumping at Rouss Springs

The Star urges Winchester Common Council to install ample auxiliary pumping equipment at the Rouss Springs station. With two pumps already running to meet summer demand and no reserve, a failure could disrupt supply and hit industries hard. The paper notes electric auxiliary pumps as best option and calls for action at the July meeting.

Winchester Rouss Springs

Gratitude and Ambition Fade in Local Office Talks

Fragmentary notes show residents expressing gratitude while debates on office openings falter, with unclear positions and waning momentum among participants. No decisive action or names clearly identifiable in the readable text.

Forgotten Voice Rejects Political Campaign Frustrations

A speaker rejects the ongoing political spectacle and campaign rhetoric. He criticizes tired tactics, marketing spins, and the cycle of promises followed by higher costs for voters. He vows not to pretend or participate, enjoying a rare personal calm amid the noise.

Monumental Statue of Jackson Unveiled at Virginia Military Institute

From Rome, the sculptor arrived to unveil a lifelike statue of General Jackson on the Chancellorsville battlefield as rain dampened attendance. The Italian marble pedestal bears the inscription The Virginia Military Institute will be heard from today. Major Barton to Speak at Graduation Tomorrow with Major General Carter delivering the Jackson Hope medals.

Rome Jackson Chancellorsville Virginia Military Institute Institute Munford Corps of Cadets Barton Randolph ®Orton Winchester Baltimore William H. Carter United States Army

Islands Host Only Bats as Native Mammals

On thousands of Pacific islands bats stand as the sole native mammals. The remote landmasses are so distant that other mammals could not reach them. The vast biodiversity of bats illustrates their unique global distribution and ecological role.

Reland Bata Pacific Earth

Prescription for nervous debility promises free cure

A physician offers a free copy of a so called remedy for nervous debility and weakened manhood. The letter claims quick, at home restoration without drugs, inviting writes to Dr. A E Robinson in Detroit for a sealed envelope with the prescription.

A. E. Robinson Luck Building Detroit Mich Relpt

Middletown State Bank financial statement 1912

Financial report for Middletown State Bank Incorporated located in Middletown Frederick County Virginia as of April 18 1912 shows assets loans and discounts 50603 22 banking house and fixtures capacity, liabilities total 50603 22 capital stock 10000 00 surplus 2500 00 earnings after interest expenses and taxes 609 96 deposits 37400 54 time certificates 50 72 certified checks 600 cashier's checks outstanding 36 00 sworn by cashier W E Coffman and witnessed by notary public James W Panes dated April 26 1912.

Middletown Frederick Virginia State Corporation Commission W. E. Coffman Middletown State Bank, Incorporated CorrimMan E. QO. Larrick State of Conona Et

Wealth of Golden Hair Questioned as Counterfeit

A poetic youth claims a woman has a wealth of golden hair while a practical youth questions whether some of that wealth may be counterfeit, turning on speculation about authenticity. The exchange contrasts romance and skepticism in a stylized dialogue.

Names and a drug tale goads a town sign laugh

Noah County recalls his old friend Yule B Sick who split a drug sign into Yule B Sick and then Busy Corner. A sign painter’s twist turns his misfortune into local legend and sudden riches for the Busy Corner.

Noah Chiggerbite Yule B Kansas Aia

Anchovy Fishery Linked to Dutch Coast and Zuyderzee

Historical observations detail that anchovy shoals appear near Holland and the Zuyderzee at certain times, providing substantial income for Dutch fishermen. The fish, small and silvery, support cleaning salting and cask packing by women and coopers, with catches reaching thousands of fish daily and profits of up to 1000 florins in a single season.

Zuyderzee Spa Héland

Monkeys Burned to Death in Hackford Road Menagerie

A London fire at a Hackford Road menagerie killed ten valuable monkeys and two dogs. The animals were locked in cages and unable to escape as flames spread, with firefighters arriving quickly but unable to save them. The dead creatures were removed in their cages and laid in the garden in a pitiful, blackened heap.

London Hackford Road Brixton

Minister Calls Health Certificates For Marriage

In Topeka Kansas Rev Charles M Sheldon of Central Congregational church urged ministers to require health certificates before marrying couples He argued every child has a right to be well born and ministers should insist physicians certify fitness before ceremonies

Topeka Kan Charles M. Sheldon Central Congregational Church

Sleepwalking Woman Walks Ten Miles To Pine Creek

Miss Nellie Porter twenty years old of Lakeview Oregon awakened exhausted on the Glidden porch in New Pine Creek fifteen miles from her wakeful location. She recalled only going to bed at her employers' home three miles away. Tracks show she walked through woods over rocks and creeks until discovery at 3 AM.

Mitea Lakeview Ore Nellie Porter Glidden New Pine Creek Here

Noted Football Player Suffers From Overstudy Stress

Dispatches report a famous football star has been affected mentally by excessive study. The item frames the situation as a cautionary note about workload and its impact on a player’s health and performance.

Reform costume from Munich sparks public trouble

The article notes Herr Meissauer of Munich advocating a monk like robe as a reform attire and facing a two week lockup for disrespect to the church after being laughed at in the streets. It also recounts a gray headed man recalling testing beer at a cafe with a debate on whether beer goes stale and sings.

Herr Meissauer Munich Sweeney

New Ice Crafts Amaze Crowds on Shrewsbury River

Thousands watched as an odd iceboat contraption appeared on the Shrewsbury river. The crowd gasped as a small runabout sized craft, shaped like a scooter, halted the course in a startling display attributed to Fred Ware of New York.

Shrewsbury River Fred Ware New York America

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