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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1910
Page
4
The Star states it will not include ads at any price if they intend to deceive or defraud. The notice appears under Business Office details and pricing figures, indicating standard ad practice and safeguards against misleading content.
City officials face calls for investigation into dangerous electric and telephone wires amid debate over a Harris Thompson homicide in Warrenton. The piece argues Harris acted in self defense after repeated threats and a violent confrontation, with facts detailing prior provocation and the sequence of events leading to the fatal shots.
Telegraph dispatches report an accident occurring today with initial details scarce. Authorities and witnesses are awaiting fuller briefing as emergency crews respond to the scene.
The report from Huntington Indiana describes a 14 year old Cleo Shaffer driving a large touring car with seven aboard. The car skidded into a ditch killing one passenger and injuring others. The piece calls for a state law requiring exams for drivers and prohibits operators under 21.
Jubilee notes June 22 recounts include Miss Pearl Haldeman returning from Harrisonburg to home. J R Bailey visits White Hall with friends and relatives. G Crisman travels to Washington with son Parkins returning from stay. Helen Solenberger Alice Shryock and Finkbinees visit Frederick Hall. Mary Fries visits Winchester. W H Hoover visits his mother. Howard Solenberger from Winchester visits uncle Frank Solenberger. J S Haldeman’s wife visits Illinois Indiana.
In Deerfield Wa on June 22 Mr John Miller and his son are in Washington. Mr and Mrs M E Daugherty spent Sunday with Mr C S Snapp. Miss Lillian Tevault visited near Vaucluse last week. Mr John Snapp and family of Illies visited Sunday. Children’s services will be held at Relief next Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs F Strickler of Vaucluse were Sunday guests of the Stricklers. The binder's sound will soon be heard again.
Prous Virginia June 32 Keles Ota and Bessie Lafollette were pleasant callers at aunt Mrs. Sarah Triplette's home. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Smith of Richmond and Miss Virginia Warrick of Hayfield visited Mrs. Hheuhamah Muse. Mr. and Mrs. Francis McKee and children spent Sunday with Mrs. McKee's mother Mrs. Jennie Rogers. Mrs. Ellen Anderson of Winchester and Mrs. Anie LaFollette of near High View joined Mrs. Triplette. Mrs. J Frank Chapman visited friends near Gainesboro. Heavy rain halts farm work. much corn remains unplowed.
The Root Juice Medicine men from Fort Wayne Indiana claim a cure for severe stomach trouble once called cancer by doctors. They cite hundreds of testimonials and urge readers to visit Swimley Drug Co. to hear local endorsements and reviews firsthand.
Late designs carefully made up with good materials that wear well. Mohair Serge Panama Diagonal Brilliantine and Chilfon Panama skirts in Black Navy Blue Gray.
The ad showcases a wide range of wrappers and house dresses in colors like black navy blue gray shepherd checks and white grounds. Prices start at 1.00 with claims of special workmanship across the line.
A Hagerstown Mail report describes a lean girl who allegedly bit a drummer and frightened him with threats from her father. Drummers discuss protective action and a blacklist for girls deemed too old to scare but too young to restrain. The incident unsettles locals as a cab horse trembles in fear.
The Star reports Robert M. Golwin, a veteran Bal Timores and Ohio Railroad engineman, retires after 43 years at the throttle. Martin W. Phalen succeeds him. Colvin and his niece Miss Ethel Anderson of Lynchburg extend a visit along the railroad line to St. Louis. A former passenger from Harpers Ferry to Lexington, engine No. 718, is recalled in a letter from Alfred J. Baker of Washington, mentioning a boy who waved to Golwin as a child near Winchester, and expressing warm congratulations and best wishes for many more years of rest.
A discussion of traditional remedies from roots herbs and barks used in home medicine chests. It notes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, derived from those roots and herbs, produced today with precision and cleanliness.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company wins an injunction against several Baltimore ticket brokers to stop them from dealing in Sunday excursion ticket return coupons.
A reader endorsement from W. K. Engle of Reading Pa praises Hyomei for twenty years of catarrh relief. The letter claims a two week use cleared throat soreness and cold-related symptoms, noting complete outfits cost $1 and extra bottles 50 cents through local druggists and Franck Baker & Son's in Winchester VA.
Public sale of a house and lot in Winchester Virginia by decree of the Frederick County Circuit Court in a Chancery suit. The auction will be held at 11 o clock on Tuesday July 5 1910 in front of the County Court House. Property fronts East Clifford Street about 73 feet and runs north 60 feet and was conveyed to Edward Haymaker in 1904.
Terms of sale set one third cash on day of sale and balance in one and two years from sale date. Purchaser must provide two bonds for equal amounts with six percent interest, secured by a deed of trust on the property and an insurance policy on the building. Harry R. Kern and Henry Krebs are involved as Special Commissioner and Deputy Clerk, with a decree repairing the bond.
For sale several handsome Indian costumes suitable for the parade on the 4th in Chagres Town. Offered at Old Home Week prices. Call Winchester Steam Dyeing and Cleaning works. 21-4pst.
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