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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1908
Page
2
A list of various times in the evening hour sequence from 6.08 pm to 6.55 pm with scattered decimals and no additional context. The items resemble a log or schedule fragment without identifiable events, names, or locations.
Cigar salesman wanted in St Louis for Nocality to tie experience and $10 monthly plus expenses. Address inquiries to Cigar Co. St Louis Mo. Wallow shepherd dog white feet to my place William Cupty.
The piece reviews 1850s campaign fervor and gender roles, noting that coaching girls mirrors boys lessons and that love and gentleness aid marriage. It discusses Taft courting Nebraska women with assurances of suffrage and equal rights, and reflects on widowhood, spiritualism, and public notices with wry commentary.
Battle Creek Mich letter writer defends courts and labor law, denounces labor trust tactics, and urges citizens to vote against violence. He credits Democratic and Republican positions for protecting the people and calls for honest leadership to safeguard trade unions and industry.
Advertisement notes the price gap between bulk linseed oil and can packaging with a 60 cent per gallon bulk rate and 1.69 per gallon can price. It explains a 3 gallon oil mix with 4 gallons L M Paintland yields 7 gallons of paint at about 1.20 per gallon. Mentions Cooper Bros Winchester Larrick Larrick Middletown Trussell Sameell Stephens City and Saint Anon as sellers.
Mrs. German Smith Sr. traveled to Charles Town West Virginia to visit relatives and friends. Mr. John M. Steele, a leading Stephens City businessman, spent the day in town on business. Mrs. Beverley Marshall left this morning to visit her son Roy Marshall in Norfolk.
Mr. Harry E Hewitt of Martinsburg West Virginia is in town on business. Mrs. David Fries spent Thursday night as guest of Mrs. W A Lynn en route to Winchester after visiting relatives and friends in Pittsburg. Mr Garland Hansbrough leaves today for Front Royal to spend Sunday with friends Col R P Chew of Charles Town visits with his son in law and daughter at the Shenandoah Valley Academy.
The text argues that stripping an equity court of power to punish disobedience would empower street arbiters and endanger the courts. It asserts that courts established by the people must be supported and protected, warning that the Labor Trust movement seeks to weaken judicial power.
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