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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1911
Page
4
The readable fragments reference a person or group named Fearn and a BRcom Hou mA project. It suggests a note on a deceptive scheme or misdirection related to a 608 term. No clear dates, places, or outcomes are present in the legible text.
The Star reports on debates over reciprocity and tariff policy as Democrats consolidate power with insurgent allies. It notes Sen Martin emerging as a national figure, praised by press for independence and leadership, amid reactions to the Gore motion and Beasts taxon.
A Washington correspondent notes a splendid triumph tied to leadership of Senator Martin and the Republicans. The piece credits party unity and strategic standouts amid political fights, praising gains while acknowledging opposition to certain measures and the broader political dynamics without detailing specific events.
Brucetown Virginia residents attend Paynes Chapel quarterly services with guests from Martinsboro and Charlestown. Local illnesses include Mrs. Ernest Tharp and Mrs. Port Payne under medical care as Mr. Payne recovers. Sub rural mail carrier Frank Swimsley covers routes during Hugh Stipe’s vacation. Several residents visit or host relatives, and a child swallowed a cartridge but is out of danger under Dr. Rouss care.
Laws Virginia June 27. A Japanese lecture is set for 8 o clock Thursday at the Methodist Church. G H Sowers remains quite ill. Mrs Louisa Grimm shows little improvement. Mrs Emily Millar has returned home after months in Washington. Mr Sowers is out again after a spell of grip.
Speaker Champ Clark and Governor Mann will speak during home-coming week at Luray starting July 17. The events will feature political addresses and community gatherings during the celebration.
A reflective piece from the Los Angeles Herald contrasts the fates of competitors who finished behind. It honors the weary, ill, and defeated while celebrating those who prevailed, citing their pain, tears, and effort and offering a toast to resilience and endurance.
Public sale notice describes a Shenandoah County farm of 283 acres with 125 cleared acres, two barns, a good house, tenant house, mills powered by a constant stream, and a store on site conducting general merchandise. Active operation with a flouring mill, feed and chopping mills, and a saw mill. Price 7500 dollars. For further particulars contact The Chapman Newman Co Woodstock Va June 13.
In a Virginia circuit court proceeding Joseph R Wright and Annie F Wright sue Richard Claggett Wright Blanche D Wright Daniel E Wright Jesse Wright and Fred C Wright to interpret the will of Daniel Wright deceased and obtain a decree to sell realty devised to Joseph R Wright for life with remainder to his heirs. Proceeds would be invested for Joseph BR Wright's lifetime with income to eligible complainants and principal held for distribution later. An affidavit notes the non residence of Richard Claggett Wright and Daniel Wright in Virginia. the court orders appearance within fifteen days after publicat ion to protect interests. John Baker Jr Deputy Clerk
A vintage advertisement touts Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as a cure for faulty digestion. It promotes the product as improving health, temper, and complexion through correct living and digestion, and lists Franck Baker & Son as the seller.
A comic exchange unfolds as Wandering Willy requests cold victuals from Mrs Hussey who retorts that the scene is no delicatessen. The dialogue highlights social quirks and daily life in a humorous Stanton era setting.
Quote from the Chicago Record-Herald weighs in on honesty and trust, noting that a man who trusts no one else offers a weak recommendation of himself. The snippet reflects editorial voice on personal integrity.
A Louisville Times item recounts a matinee moment where a distracted mother and her curly haired child tried to retrieve a nickel from a theater box after paying for candy. The box office man tries to assist, noting the candy was obtained but the nickel remained trapped. The exchange provides a humorous interlude amid the performance.
In a clipped exchange from Meggendorfer Blatter, Jennie resists attending a Wednesday concert. The pair joke about appearances as one ticket is bought, revealing a cautious approach to social events.
A Cleveland Plain Dealer quote shows a husband noting his wife cooks on maid absence. He says it does not bother him and he typically gets a good meal before returning home.
A partial Houston Post item notes an implied dispute over loving one’s neighbor. The quote references a Bible inscription and a response about being hindered by a woman. The excerpt lacks full context or names.
The starry space world being formed raises questions about humanity's limits. The Wwington Star notes the current human world may suffice, prompting reflection on exploration versus contentment.
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