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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1907
Page
3
The Stradivarius violin known as the Songs violin sold at a London auction for 2500 dollars. The instrument is noted as shorter than typical Stradivarius violins.
A Georgia professor published a difficult arithmetic puzzle with tough problems that stumped readers. A teacher asked for a key and the professor replied by mail that the puzzle has no key and is a stem winder.
Mrs. Elmer Whetherholtz of Northwestern Pike near Winchester Virginia recounts kidney trouble and back pain. She used Dean's Kidney Pills from Franck Baker & Son after a local drugstore visit and reports rapid relief and substantial improvement. Price 50 cents, Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY, sole US agents. Remember the name Dean's.
A Virginia bank report details assets including bonds mortgages and cash items with totals for deposits and liabilities. Officials John W. Rice cashier and directors certify the balance as true, sworn May 25 1907 in Winchester Virginia.
The piece argues that duties are not inherently unpleasant and treating them kindly yields positive outcomes. It warns against worshiping duty as an idol and explains idol worship harms understanding.
Winchester Wallopers defeated the Richmond Brownies by 13 to 2 at Broadstreet grounds. A McDonald homered in the sixth, Edwards and Baker added long hits, Cantwell shut out Virginia and Burnett struggled with support. Attendance about 250, umpire McEvoy. Also includes a Frederick County chancery notice dated 1907.
Continued from page 1 includes solo pieces Remember the Sabbath Day and An Open Bible for the World, a short Talk by the pastor, and offerings with Doxology. Social items note Miss Louise and M Sikiea, Fauntleroy, and visits by Mrs. Bowers, Mrs. Phillips, Mr. Joseph Lane, and Mr. Thomas Shumat in Winchester and at Joseph Miller's.
A concise reflection on beauty’s supremacy in both real life and storytelling, noting its potent influence over people and perception. The piece emphasizes beauty as a dominant, irresistible force shaping choices, culture, and narrative voice across eras.
In Lancaster County Pennsylvania the Presbyterian faith is anchored by 21 churches with at least three congregations nearing two centuries in age reflecting long standing community presence and continuity.
Pretoria becomes the fashionable residence as mining and financial magnates build homes there and the social season aligns with the parliamentary session.
A colonial era note explains the drum’s decline in favor of the bugle for military calls. It cites the drum’s falling into disrepute and the bugle’s substitution across all service branches for tattoo reveille and taps.
The case targets annulling a March 25 1907 deed from Cunningham to M B Canning in Frederick Virginia. It seeks to subject stones of Bit E M Cunningham and secure interseton bonds paid, with court requiring publication of the order in the Evening Star weekly for four weeks at the county courthouse.
In the county court, a partition suit concerns Amos Catherine Glassford and others over 132 acres on Cedar Creek Grade near Winchester. Defendants Catherine Glassford, William Buncutter, James Buncutter, George Buncutter and heirs with unknown residences must appear within days after publication. The case is ordered to be published in Winchester Star for four weeks and posted at the courthouse.
Mr John S Sloat of Shenandoah Valley National Bank travels with his wife to Newark and Pataskala Ohio to spend ten days with relatives and friends. They plan a few days stop in Pittsburg on the return trip.
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