Kaiser Cannot Rule America and Villa Hunt News
The Star condemns German influence on U S politics noting 1600 telegrams to Congressman Flood in one day and asserts patriotic Americans will reelect Wilson. It supports pursuing Villa, warns intervention or war may follow, and backs the President’s stance against the Mexican bandit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linas
Congress
H. D. Flood
Foreign Affairs Committee
Senate
Wilson
United States
Star
Washington
Villa
West Virginia Debt Dispute Critique of State Payment Refusal
The Virginia Debt Commission hashes how to force West Virginia to satisfy the Supreme Court judgment. It notes court reluctance to use compulsory collection, cites Judge Jacobs defending nonpayment, and recalls Chief Justice Fuller’s remark about crossing the bridge when needed. The piece laments a prosperous community ignoring a just debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Debt Commission
West Virginia
Supreme Court of the United Sttes
Jacobs
Supreme Court
Peltea
Discredited Leader Attacks Independence Claim
The Norfolk Virginian-Pilot comments on James R. Mann as a discredited leader who bids for notoriety with a bold independence claim. It notes that the White House cannot instruct Congress and that a majority must approve any program, while Mann’s influence and rhetoric dwindle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Mann
Wilson
Congress
Nem
Willson
James R. Mann
Norfolk
Belated Winter Verses On Spring and Ailing Fashion
Belated winter ends and spring arrives with laughter and song as a man proudly dons June clothes. The seasonal swing ends in illness, leaving him in a hospital bed as a doctor jokes about a grave for such drama, signed Wialt Mason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. K
Spitzbergen
Doc
Mason
White Post Notes Social Roundup and Health Lecture
White Post notes report a Sacred Heart Church service attended by Mr and Mrs Ferguson with Miss Bowie and Miss Gibbs. Dr Garnett of the health board gave a lecture, and Easter Monday egg hunt activities occurred at the Methodist Church. Mr Hugnes visits Pirkey family at The Grottoes as Dr Sommerville recovers and regains mobility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Post
Ferguson
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Winchester
Lucile Bowie
Charlotte Gibbs
Garnett
Health Board
Binday School
Methodist Church
Hugnes
Datter
Pirkey
Grottoes
H. C. Sommerville
Safe Medicine For Children Cough Remedy Promoted
The article promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as safe for children and adults, noting it contains no opium or narcotic. It emphasizes ease of administration and effectiveness for coughs, colds, and croup, claiming it is obtainable everywhere.
Easter visits and local movements in Stephens City
In Stephens City Virginia on Easter Sunday Mr and Mrs Paget and their Winchester son visited Prof A M Smith. Virginia Strode has not been well this past year. The White family Frances Sonner Ida Lemley and E L Lemley drove to Hillsboro last week. Dinmerline of Norristown Pa visits Mrs A M Smith. Mr and Mrs Simpson moved to Ohio. Stanley Pifer of Middletown visited daughter Mrs Adams. The Electric Light Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens City
Virginia, Strode
Wm. White
Frances Sonner
Ida Lemley
E. L. Lemley
Hillsboro
Dinmerline
Norristown
A. M. Smith
Simpson
Stanley Pifer
Middletown
Mrs. Adams
Stephens Bartonville Notes And Local Visits
Planting poles for lighting in Stephens Bartonville noted. Easter school celebration observed. Rev. Allen Stickley and family from Oranda visited. Mrs. Lockwood returned from Chambersburg Pa. Mrs Arbuckle visited Baltimore. Families from Winchester and Middle Town gathered with local Hockman and Funk families. Public school closed after a successful year led by Miss Georgie Painter. Funeral of W W Tanquary attended in Winchester. Elsie Smith spent Easter with Grace Pifer. Russell Robinson family joined J H Beaver household. E F Barr and daughter among those mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arbuckle
William Marburg
Baltimore
Charlie Grove
Harold
Winchester
Edward Grove
Bright
R. W. Hockman
Elizabeth Funkhouser
Middletown
H. A. Funk
Georgie Painter
Stephens City
R. E. Reid
W. W. Tanquary
Elsie Smith
Grace Pifer
Pifer
Local Sales Directory and Social Notes
May directory lists J M Fishpaw near Berryville and Winchester turnpike, 12 miles east of Stephenson offering horses carts cattle sheep and hogs. Social items note Miss Mary of Stephens City and Miss Barr of Winchester visiting Shady Oak at the Reid home. Mr and Mrs Carson Keyser and Mrs Fort in Winchester. Stanley Grove recovering at home after hospital stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Fishpaw
Berryville
Winchester Turnpike
Stephenson
Ter
Mary
Stephens City
Barr
Winchester
Shady Oak
Reid
Carson Keyser
Spring Remedies for Rheumatic Pain by Chamberlains Liniment
The article notes spring’s charm contrasted with rheumatic pain from cold damp weather. It states Chamberlains Liniment can relieve rheumatic discomfort. It records S. A. Jordan of Brunswick visiting town on railroad business and staying at Hotel Jack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
S. A. Jordan
Brunswick, d
Lat Hotel Jack
Calomel Dangers and Dodson's Liver Tone Compared
An old home remedy advertisement warns that calomel can salivate and upset the stomach while praising Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe vegetable substitute. It promises quick liver relief, no sickness, and suitability for children, with a money back offer if expectations aren’t met.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodson
Deaths of Jesse T Funk of Warren county Virginia at 72
Jesse Taylor Funk, a Warren county Virginia figure, died at his son in law and daughter Wilmer Carpenter’s Calmes farm Clarke county after strokes. He was 72 years 11 months 28 days. Survived by three sons I W Funk Strasburg I G Funk Washington W J Punk Marlboro and five daughters Mrs Philip Robinson Waterlick Mrs Wilmer Carpenter Berryville Mrs Maury Davison Strasburg Mrs Cleveland Boyer Middletown and Mrs John Fox Walnut Springs. Funeral at the Carpenter home Sunday morning conducted by Revs Jenkins and Harrison, with burial at Waterlick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Taylor Funk
Warren County
Virginia
Wilmer Carpenter
Calmes
Clarke County
Carpenter
Flank
Messrs
I. W. Funk
Strasburg
I. G. Funk
Washington
Marlboro
Philip Robinson
Waterlick
Berryville
Maury Davison
Cleveland Boyer
Middletown
John Fox
Walnut Springs
Jenkins and Harrison
Kernstown News Notes Highlights Local Visits and Recoveries
Kernetown Virginia residents report recent visits from relatives and friends including Mr Martin Grebn and daughter Mrs John, Mr Pidler of Culpeper county, and many at the Robertson and Burkhart homes. Stanley Grove returns home from Memorial Hospital after a serious auto accident and improves. Missionary Rev Hugh W White, on leave, spoke at the Presbyterian church. His father was former pastor Rev Dr Henry M White. Rev Dr Alfred Jones spent several days in Edinburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kernetown
Martin Grebn
John
Pennsylvania
Pidler
Culpeper County
J. R. Triplett
Bar Robertson
Ruth Bryand
Maud Hollar
Winchester
Russell Robertson
Jonas Burkhart
Stanley Grove
Éor Winchester
Memorial Hospital
Hugh
China
Presbyterian Church
White
Henry M. White
Alfred Jones
Edinburg
Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pape's Diapepsin Ad Claim
An advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as the purifying and invigorating blood remedy for forty years and promotes Pape's Diapepsin as instant relief for digestive issues. It highlights the heart and organs benefiting from pure blood and credits Hood as a longtime pharmacist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hood
Pape
Hall's Catarrh Cure and Family Pills Ad
Cure for catarrh advertised as internal remedy with blood purifiers. Claims to affect mucous surfaces. lists F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo as proprietors. Sold by druggists for 75 cents. Also promotes constipation relief with Hall's Family Pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Cheney & Co
Props
Toledo
Hall’ Family
Strother Farm for Sale in Frederick County Virginia
Public sale under a chancery decree in Winchester Virginia on May 27 1916. The 185 acre Strother farm near the Cumberland Valley Railroad offers a stone house barn and orchards with rental income. sale subject to tenant’s rights and existing mortgage conditions. Cash or two installment bonds with interest and a trust deed and fire insurance required. Auctioneer Roy P. Duvall. Mr Alfred A Rudy of Cumberland Maryland visiting Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Virginia
Pansey Wright
Shepherd Strother
Winchester
Nicholas Strother
City of Winchester
Frederick
Kiinzel
Wiett
Pendleton
Cumberland Valley
R. Gray Williams
Harry R. Kern
Phil
H. Gold
Contributions To The Monument Fund
Miss Lucy W. Russell, treasurer, acknowledges new donations to the Confederate monument fund. Contributions include Daniel Funkhouser $1 Edwin S. Baker $3 Addie Deshon $1 and N J Wigginton $10 from Weaver Wa Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy W. Russell
Confederate Monument Fund
Daniel
Funkhouser
Edwin S. Baker
Weaver
Wa. Va
Addie Deshon
N. J. Wigginton
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Evening Star
Harry Flood Byrd
Evening Star Publishing Company
Weekly Times
Weekly Mirror
Bell
United
Kaiser
America
West ‘Virginia
Safe Medicine
Ohio
the Electric Light Company
Bartonville
Giltenville
Ve. Fee
Allen Stickley
Oranda
Charles Watson
Peruna
FORD
J. Howard
Catcher
SWIFT
Co. L. Robinson Ice and Cold Storage Corp
Boyd P. Newlin
W. Water St
Union Bank of Winchester
Savings Department
Dellinger Graveyard
Kernstown
S. V. A. Society's Fair
Robt. P. Glass
Opequon
Price
Raees Co
Star Office
Clearbrook
D. Henkel
C. R. Grubbs
Strother
Phil. H. Gold
Roy P. Duvall
Alfred A. Rudy
Cumberland, Md
Evans
Wulat
F. Ramacciotti
Ora
Herbert S. Larrick
Atty-at-Law
Martinsburg
W. Va
Shannon Hill
Berryville Pike
Boyce
C. T. Owens
National Avenue
Ss Main St
Carter
Chas
A. Latham
National Ave
Thorong
Kent St
W. L. Kuhn
S. Market St
B. Piccadilly
Anted—Caser
W Crew
Alge
Mans
Adtanes
Agents Magazine
Chicago
AGEN
Renee
Transo Co
D. F. Bush
Oha
Minn
Ee Hill Crest Manufacturing Co
Dayton
Lawrence
Mass
Kane Blind & Eye Oe Penna
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