Evening Star publication and subscription rates
The Evening Star in Winchester Virginia notes daily publication except Sunday, postal entry as second class mail, and consolidation with Morning News Weekly News Weekly Times and World Mirror. Subscription rates listed: one year $2.50 six months $1.25 three months $0.65 one month $0.25.
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Evening Star Publishing Company
Winchester
Virginia
Morning News
Weekly News
Weekly Times
Ww Mirror
Health’s daily apple advice echoed in a sanity scare
An April newspaper column cites Vineland Asylum head E R Johnstone claiming ten percent of people on the street are insane. The piece lampoons this scientific-sounding statistic and warns readers to beware neighbors at their dinner parties as the claim prompts unsettling questions about who might be deemed insane.
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E. R. Johnstone
Vineland
N. J
Coure
New York World
Clemency Call in Leo Frank Case Reflects Legal Doubt
The Richmond Times notes that clemency from Georgia’s governor could avert the death penalty for Leo Frank. It argues executive mercy may be the only hope amid widespread doubt about his guilt, urging peace with the law’s final penalty.
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Georgia
Frank
Hite
Richmond Times
Sunday cited as lacking moral force in critique of Christianity
A Virginia Pilot letter mocks Mr. Sunday for praising eloquence over erudition. It argues Christianity without morality is dead, a truth the writer claims no later age has improved on.
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Greece
Sunday
Norfolk
April Joy in the Breeze by Walt Mason
A lyrical April poem by Walt Mason celebrates spring’s arrival. It contrasts sunshine and farming activity with a plea against gloom and illness, urging readers to enjoy the season and cast aside sorrow.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertising Claim
An old advertisement argues catarrh cannot be cured by local applications and must be treated internally. It promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills as effective remedies, claiming the medicine cleanses the blood and mucous surfaces.
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PS Ag BY & Gos
Toledo
Ake Hall
Evangelist Sunday Plans York Club Talk Amid Austerity Warnings
An evangelist spoke at the York Press Club warning that extreme asceticism and self denial threaten modern life. He urged listeners to seek spiritual renewal through faith and charitable acts.
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Evangelist
York Press Club
Dodson's Liver Tone Promises Quick Liver Relief
An advertisement touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a harmless, vegetable alternative to calomel. The copy claims it cleanses the liver and bowels, prevents salivation, and guarantees improved health for users and their families.
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Dodson
Hood’s Sarsaparilla Promises Relief for Chronic Skin Disease
An advertisement claims Hood’s Sarsaparilla cures chronic skin diseases such as rheumatism and scaly patches by purifying the blood and improving general health. It urges readers to ask their druggist and insists on the product as the reliable family medicine with thousands of satisfied cases.
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Hood
Splendid for Rheumatism Liniment Endorsed by Mrs Dunburgh
A testimonial from Mrs Dunburgh of Eldridge New York praises Chamberlains Liniment for rheumatism. She says it has been used by herself and others for six years with consistently good results and quick pain relief. Available everywhere.
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Chamberlain
Local Announcements for Frederick County Revenue Officials
A set of candidate notices for the Gainesboro and Northern and Southern Districts of Frederick County. Names include William E. Smith Charles H. Harper Avland Orndoff C Brannon Luther R. Baker W Shen k Isaiah Roe Herbert H. Shull and others seeking Democratic nominations for Supervisor and Commissioner of Revenue.
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Stonewall
Gainesboro
Frederick County
Luther R. Baker
Herbert H. Shull
Baltimore and Ohio orders car repairmen back to work
New York April 22 Baltimore and Ohio Railroad officials say the company has recalled several thousand car repairmen laid off in late 1914 due to a surge in coal transportation and export demand. About 15 to 20 repair shops on the system are affected as coal movement rises.
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New York
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Baltimore and Ohio
Interstate Commerce Commission
Notice to ICE Customers Price Increase After April
After April 30th ice prices rise across weights from 6 to 10 pounds at 5 cents to larger blocks up to 2000 pounds at 25 cents per 100 pounds. The notice cites higher operating costs and increased licenses as the reason for the rate hike.
1915 political pledges from Frederick County candidates
Commonwealth Attorney candidate T Russell Cather pledges thorough administration if elected. Delegates candidate John E. Steck announces re election bid. Boyd R Richards seeks re election to the House of Delegates. County Treasurer candidate GC R McCann says he will seek re election with R S Smith’s assistance.
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Commonwealth
Frederick County
Fe Co
T. Russell Cather
House OF Delegates
Johnem
Steck
Frederick County Sheriff Candidate Announces Primary Bid
A candidate for sheriff in Frederick County announces his bid subject to the Democratic Primary on August 8, 1916, seeking support from voters who favor the management of the sheriff's office.
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Frederick County
Allied Naval Move and Front News Amid War Actions
Dispatches report a naval strike on Daldsdelles forts and a landing of large Allied forces near the straits. Lloyd George announces over 36 army divisions in France. Petrograd notes a spring pause to battles as Russians halt offensives. Uzsok Pass remains in Austro‑Hungarian hands while German and Allied offensives are described as repulsed.
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Daldsdelles
Lloyd- George
House of Commons
Great Britain
France
Petrograd
Austrian War Office
Carpathians
Uzsok Pass
Stront
War ‘Office
German War Office
Buffalo to Baltimore game scores report
Reading of scattered game scores lists Buffalo 6 Baltimore 4 and Newark 5 Brooklyn 3 with Pittsburgh 5 and Kamgas City 4 among others, indicating a late inning scoreboard snapshot from a regional sports page.
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Buffalo
Baltimore
Newark
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Kamgas City
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Bell Phone
Rosecomb
Rhodesland
Plymouth Rocks
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G. G Baker
Ohn Rice
A. LY Green
Union Bank of Winchester
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Harry Albin
Sonneborn
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Gainesboro Trict
Charles H. Harper
Northern District
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Orndoff
Ioner
Co. C. Brannon
Southern District
W. Shenk
Egnmlssone
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Roe
C.L. Robinson Ice and Cold Storage Corp
Chichester
Fikas
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Q Mely
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