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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1909
Page
4
The passage questions the stance of those who argue against free lumber and free iron ore, asking which tariff principle they defend whether protection or revenue tariffs. It presents a speculative inquiry into the reformers and their economic arguments.
The article notes President Taft's choice of a Democratic-leaning lawyer over a Taft ally for a federal judgeship in North Carolina. It questions party loyalty and expresses hope that Taft supporters adjust their stance.
Martinsburg board of trade backs Cumberland Valley Railroad plan to run Sunday trains from Hagerstown to Winchester. Local business interests seek morning and evening trains to boost Winchester commerce and public convenience, urging the Cumberland Valley to approve two daily Sunday runs.
A Philadelphia correspondent writes that the 20 horsepower automobile can outrun higher priced 40 horsepower and 10 horsepower vehicles on long steep hills. He notes observations of demonstrations on streets, parks, and suburban areas where such efficiency is shown.
An advertisement for Rexall 41 Rexall 93" hair tonic claims it cannot eradicate dandruff stop hair loss or regrow hair but offers a complete refund of the purchase price if customers are not satisfied. The product is offered in two sizes 50c and 1.00.
A narrator recalls a Florida trip and a misadventure after choosing to stop at Zolfo Springs. He describes a desolate station, the lack of lodging, an awkward night with Cap'n Smith's family, and a rough morning with frugal fare before continuing to Arcadia. The piece ends with a humorous repudiation of the place’s charm.
Quote by Charles Kingsley warning about imagination as an involuntary gift that both flatters and torments the wearer. He argues it may foster sympathy for marginalized groups if used to understand their inner life through introspection and imagined anatomy. The piece reflects on prayer and moral limits of imaginative insight.
The New York Edison Company serves about 65,000 customers on its lines stretching across Manhattan and the Bronx. Power is delivered through 81,000 meters powering roughly 6,000,000 lamps. Electric motors draw about 186,000 horsepower from the system.
Gerardstown May 17. Miss Stella Wiest and Wilhemi Roades visit grandparents Mr and Mrs W F Miller Welltown. Ethel and Inez Boyer Martinsburg visit Miss Alina Sherard. Several locals host relatives while others travel to Martinsburg Winchester and Baltimore. Presbyterian Sunday school plans children day exercises May 23.
May 18. Mr Hint Rogers and wife and Mrs Annie Murry of Martinsburg visited Mr and Mrs James Lamp Sunday. Prof C P C Bunker of Martinsburg was a business visitor here Saturday. Baker lime works proprietor J C Baker was here Saturday. Robert Crim lost a fine two year old colt Sunday morning. Mrs Mabel McKown of Welltown visiting ill mother. Miss Johnson Dooley Julia Merchant Lucas Delgara Sewell Merchant of Charles Town visiting. Annie Henson and son John O Henson of Martinsburg attended Mr Goldenger funeral Sunday. Bud Harris and George W Hayslet spent Sunday evening in Brucetown. David Yost of Winchester was here Saturday. Miss Roberta Laise of Martinsburg spent Sunday with her parents.
Poslam, the new skin remedy, claims to stop itching on first application and relieve various skin troubles including eczema acne herpes rash and tetter especially in hot weather. It is applied externally with a 650 cent mini package and a two dollar jar available at Franck Baker and Son's in Winchester drugstores. An experimental supply may be obtained free by writing to Emergency Laboratories New York City.
The public schools of See will not close until Thursday, June 24, this year about two weeks later than usual. The fall term began late due to construction on the John Kerr Public School annex, and state law requires ten full months of operation. The city school board has not decided if a two month vacation will be given as in the past.
The Star reports a letter from West Virginia Senator Gray Silver indicating a license law passed for non residents to fish requires a permit rather than a license. Prosecuting Attorney J S Zimmerman says fishing is allowed without a license but a permit from property owners is needed. fishing without a permit is a misdemeanor with a $10 minimum fine.
Grocers advertise a popular item labeled as okg at ten cents and feature a large family size priced at fifteen cents. The listing emphasizes affordability and weekly sales.
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