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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1908
Page
4
A short political notice identifies James Hay of Madison County as a candidate for Congress in the 50th district race. The item notes his candidacy and locality without additional details.
A political editorial argues against the claim that Democratic rule causes economic collapse. It challenges assertions tying prosperity to Republican policy, defends Bryan from critics, and urges ending special privileges to restore fair trade and curb corporate favoritism. The piece cites tariff debates, trusts, and Jeffersonian ideals in support.
A testimonial from Rev Geo Sisson praises Hyomei as a fast remedy for croup in early stages. The ad notes Hyomei inhalation soothes inflamed airways and reduces swelling, with a full outfit priced at $1.00 and a refill bottle at 50 cents, guaranteed by Franck Baker & Son.
Hon. Richard B. Byrd of Winchester will address the Bryan Kern Hay Democratic Club at Boyce Clarke County on Monday night November 2 in the room over the new school building. The public is cordially invited to attend.
Da vid F. Grubbs of White Post corrects a claim that his horse Maude Wait Awhile won the $5 scratch race at the Winchester fair last week, stating it was his horse and not his brother Lawrence D. Grubbs’s. Local residents and visitors are noted as attending the Winchester fair with several social visits listed.
Nineveh residents welcome Mary Perry home after a summer in Chatam Va. Miss Louise Miller and Miss Cecelia Miller visited Wheatland. Locals include Mr Stockton from Ashby Station and Mr Luther McCauley and wife at Mr Ashby Powers home. Eugene Overstreet was called to Roanoke for his brother’s illness. Virginia McCartney hosted Edgar McCartney visit. Mrs Robert McCauley and Beulah McCauley visited Middletown. William Buck of Front Royal spent Sunday in the village.
Laura Lewis Menifee 26 wife of David Menifee died Monday at her home in White Post. She left a husband and two small sons. Funeral from Mt. Olive Church at 1 PM, interment at White Post.
A tobacco of home remedy advice urges families to keep Pape's Diapepsin on hand. The ad claims the 50 cent case digests any meal, stops sour stomach, belching, heartburn, and nausea within minutes and promises prompt relief from dyspepsia and indigestion.
A vintage advertisement claims people with kidney trouble become weak and exhausted but Foley's Kidney Remedy restores health. The ad urges refusing any other product and cites Franck Baker & Son as the distributor.
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