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Winchester The Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1909

Page

2

Circuit Court Chancery Notice in Frederick County

The Circuit Court of Frederick County Virginia assigns case E. B. and M. Jones versus B. Com'r in Chancery. Attorneys listed include Barton & Boyd John M. Steck Ward Larrick H R Kern and Wm M Atkinson. 5-7-4w.

Nes Circuit Court Frederick County Virginia E. BH M. Jones Com’r Circuit Court of Barton & Boyd John M. Steck Ward Larrick H.R. Kern Wm. M. Atkinson

Moral lessons from crime and a new money scheme

The article critiques a crime involving Mrs. Helen Boyle and a young partner, warning of ruined lives and the loss of moral principle. It contrasts their choices with the dangers of idle prestige and highlights a Baltimore syndicate selling fake letters to boost status, then hints at a NYC literary plagiarist tale.

Helen Boyle Baltimore New York

Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement Reward Claim

An old advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for a catarrh cure that fails, with endorsements from Hall's Catarrh Cure promoters Walding Kinnan and Marvin. The text promotes internal dosage and benefits to blood and mucous membranes, listing price and wholesale druggists in Toledo Ohio.

Ifall

Honesty versus theft in literary and personal ethics

A critique condemns a rich woman for buying and presenting another writer’s work as her own. It argues that stealing credit equals stealing, and ties such dishonesty to broader lessons of honor taught from home and church. It also cites a Chicago embezzlement case involving a Methodist preacher, stressing that honest living matters more than income size.

Theological School Richmond Charles A. Meyer Chicago Methodist Church Epworth League Aoman Pope

Insane Asylums of State Are Crowded

Mr. S. H. Hansbrough returned from Petersburg where the quarterly board meeting of the state hospitals for the insane was held at Central State Hospital. The directors praised the facility and noted 1,350 patients. Reports showed other hospitals crowded, but no inmates were kept in jails or almshouses. Plans for a new epileptic colony near Lynchburg were discussed but deferred.

S. H. Hansbrough Petersburg State Hospitals For the Insane Central State Hospital J. M. Bauserman Woodstock J. G. Osborne Radford C. C. Taliaferro Roanoke H. A. Stephenson James City Winchester W. H. Landes Staunton Robert Gilliam R. B. Cooke Norfolk J.G. Bohannin Surry County Lynchburg

Selfish Rich Scored by Bishop Mills Leads Church Congress

The twenty fifth world wide quadrennial conference of the United Z3rethren Church opened in Canton Ohio with Bishop J B Mills of Annville Pa in chair. Five hundred delegates and visitors from across the United States and nineteen foreign mission fields attend. Mills delivers quadrennial address urging equal rights and justice for all. Bishops urge ministers and laity to fight the charge of the selfish rich by restoring pure gospel backed by intelligence.

United Z3rethren Church Canton Ohio J. 8. Mills Annville United States Mills

No Preaching Services At Centenary Church Tomorrow

There will be no preaching services in Centenary Reformed Church tomorrow because Rev. T. K. Cromer is attending the Virginia e classis meeting. Sunday school will be held at 2 p m.

T. K. Cromer Centenary Reformed Church

Robert Goss Reported Dying in Philadelphia

Robert Goss, living in Philadelphia for several years, is in a crustal condition suffering from tuberculosis and not expected to recover. His brother George Goss left for Philadelphia this morning.

Robert Goss Philadelphia George Goss

Berryville Man Injured After Falling From Moving Train

Berryville Virginia May 15 Mr WB W Kercheval representing Capewell Horse Nail Company of Hartford Conn attempted to board a moving passenger train at Henderson North Carolina this week was thrown from the train and painfully but not seriously injured He was taken to the Blue Ridge Inn as physicians report he is rapidly recovering

Berryville WB. W. Kercheval Capewell Horse Nail Company Hartford Pittsburg Audley Archibald Cummins Daingerfield Lewis Carter Penn Lewis Winchester Robert E. Lee Lewis New York Lillian Janney Leesburg Rosalie McCormick

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