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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1912
Page
3
Zemo removes dandruff and soothes itch by rubbing a lit tle into scalp. The clear vanishing liquid stimulates glands and leaves hands clean, with no washing required after use. Prepared by E. se Medicine Co St Louis Mo and sold in Winchester by Muller's Drug Stores.
List of new arrivals and tourists including Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Schutt from Washington and Mrs. Currie from Minneapolis. D. C. Sands from Middleburg Va. N. R. Willk from Upperville and others including J. Parnell of Indiana Pa. Nome Alaska visitors noted. Chamberlain's Tablets praised for aging digestion and bowel regularity. For sale by all dealers.
An old advertisement touts Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment for clear skin soft white hands and good hair. It claims neglect harms beauty and life and promises affordable relief with samples upon request from L B Boston through distributors.
For sale advertisement offers property and business terms in Winchester Virginia. It lists payments from 18 to 26 percent and invites exchange for improved farm or timber, with details via Lock Box 142.
A June 25 birthday party honored Eva Carpenter of Rock Enon with guests from Kernstown Chambersville and nearby towns. Attendees included Lottie Latieliette Pearl Renner Libbie Renner Sarah Carper Rosa Carpenter George Grover Carper Hale Moore Basil Moore Keckley Lon Carpenter Robert Renner Jesse Carpenter and families. Music games and gifts marked the evening before late refreshments.
A birthday surprise for Mrs. Emme Clark was held at her father George L. Streit’s home on Saturday evening in Streiteville VE. Guests arrived to present gifts and partake of refreshments, with attendees including Lew Jackson and many locals from Indiana and Berryville.
A garbled OCR fragment lists multiple individuals including Wettieautner Rosetta Lewis Myrtle Luttrell and Henry Lewis plus Carroll Phillips Bernhard Pouch George Miller and others. The text reads as a partial roster or witness/participants list with unclear context and missing details.
Virginia alfalfa acreage reaches about 5000 acres as $26 a ton hay lures growers. Government experiments show alfalfa with balanced corn improves animal condition, lowers needed hay by two thirds, and yields strong protein. Capt. J F Jack manages 400–500 acres on the Rappahannock. Prospects show potential for nationwide impact.
Mr and Mrs Thomas Glass and Dr Robert Glass motor to Baltimore to attend the convention through courtesy of United States Senator Henry Myers. Myers and his wife visited Mr and Mrs Glass recently at Glen Burnie.
The article cites testimonials from Mrs. Julia A. Moore of Asheville North Carolina and Mrs. Alice Kirlin of Circleville Ohio praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief during the Change of Life. It emphasizes that the product helps with women’s health during the 45 to 50 period and urges others to try the medicine.
The Democratic national convention scene shows Bryan declining to be a candidate for the presidency. Delegates press him to lead, arguing his fame could win victory for progressives, while Bryan repeats he does not seek the top post. A persistent question remains whether Clark or Wilson can be nominated, with Bryan hinting he may back another progressive if deadlock breaks.
Baltimore June 25 2 pm to 2 35 am crowds erupt as Cardinal Gibbons opens with prayer and Bryan lauds Kern. The convention frazzles into chaos over nominations with Parker forces resisting and Kern proposing O Gorman Culberson and James while Bryan asserts he will not abandon the people.
A partial OCR fragment hints at a discussion on duty and necessity for someone to become a better or more capable figure. The text shows a seamed, unfinished thought about what he will do next and the steps involved in his development.
A heated meeting led Chairman Wick to order troops to clear the hall after calls for adjournment. A Pennsylvania delegate moved to adjourn for ten hours, while Senator Shively urged closing nominations. John J Fitzgerald spoke for Parker as New York rumor swirls over Clark’s top army ballot chances.
The article profiles Bishop Nobis of Alaska tracing a vast 600000 square mile region. It recalls his icy sled journeys across rivers and storms, leading dogs and camps, with wolves howling and the aurora borealis lighting the northern night.
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