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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1908
Page
4
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The Evening Star reflects on Bryan's defeat for the third time with Democratic resolve. It notes Roosevelt's iron control over Taft's campaign, fears for institutional liberty, and predicts the party will reform and return in four years.
The piece notes acceptance of the election result, a shift from political excitement to private matters, and a call to focus on everyday affairs. It contrasts Debs and Bryan as voices of socialism and standpatism and emphasizes a measured response to national politics.
Richmond saloonkeepers navigated Byrd law by delaying closing to 6 00 PM on the eve of an election day. Patrons rushed to stock up as bars stayed open late, sparking heated debate over the law and prompting legal advice to extend hours.
The text reflects on restoring prosperity after the Roosevelt panic and hints at political shifts with praise for William Howard Taft while opposing the ascent of Vice President Sherman to the Presidency.
Hon H D Flood congressman from the Tenth district spoke to a huge audience in the county assembly hall Friday night. The Staunton Dispatch notes the audience was in close touch with him and that constituents are pleased with his work and the party and candidates. The meeting marks a highly satisfactory campaign close with Democratic unity and potential national implications.
Mr and Mrs Sier spent Sunday with her daughter Mrs Sewell. Mrs John Boyd and daughter of near Winchester visited relatives here. Miss Ada Carper of Winchester visited her parents last week. Mrs Marian Curl and Miss Deha Ven called on Mr and Mrs George Kelian. Mr and Mrs Turner A Carper visited Mr George Hummer and family. Mrs John Stickel visited at Mr and Mrs Isaac Carper's. Miss Ola McCarty was guest of Mrs Edgar W Carver. Mr Fred Carver spent Sunday with his brother Charley Carver at Lake View. Miss Lock returned home after visiting sister Mrs John Stickel.
Seventh Day Adventists from several valley sections have traveled to Richmond for the twenty fifth annual convention of the Virginia Conference of the denomination.
Brucetown residents attended rally day services at Rest Chapel with a strong program. Notables include Mr O Connell of Buena Vista visiting his son Jesse O Connell. The Sunday school group plans missionary rally night on Nov 8 at 7 30. The article lists several residents and weekend visits and a rabbit hunting outing.
Cedar Grove Virginia reports Mrs. J I Sell improving after stomach surgery by Dr W S Love. Visiting relatives include Isaac Miller and family from Massillon Ohio Reach City Ohio West Brookfield Ohio. Pleasant Valley Sunday School’s Adult Bible Class grows from 17 to 38 members and elects Frank Barrett as delegate to the Harrisburg Pennsylvania men’s convention.
An ad touts Hyomei as a rapid cure for colds and related ailments. It describes medicated air inhalation through a pocket inhaler and claims inflammation relief and mucous discharge reduction. A complete Hyomei outfit costs $1.00 with a money back guarantee from Franck Baker & Son if it fails to cure.
An advertisement extols Pope's Diapepsin as a quick cure for indigestion and dyspepsia, claiming five minutes after use relief from heartburn belching gas and stomach fullness. It urges readers to buy a 50-cent case at local Pharmacies to rest the stomach and improve digestion.
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