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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1916

Page

4

Harrison for Congress Endorsed by Virginia Papers

The article extols Judge Thomas W. Harrison of Winchester as a superior legal mind fit for Congress. It lauds his ability to absorb facts, interpret conflicting evidence, and lead on complex issues like banking, capital concentration, and international trade. It urges Virginians in the Seventh District to elect him.

United States Thomas W. Harrison Congress of the Seventh Congressional District Winchester United States Congress

Fragmentary Voice Speaks on Power and Honor

A truncated reminiscence recalls ancestral glory and leadership with sharp social jabs at rivals. The speaker frames personal ambition and conquest while noting disdain from lesser figures who mock the tale.

Woodie's Administration Policy Reconsidered in Verse

A poem reflecting on Woodrow Wilson's foreign policy stance in 1916, contrasting early restraint with later warlike moves toward Mexico and Villa. It critiques hesitancy, mentions Vera Cruz, Carranza, Huerta, and the shift from watchful waiting to potential intervention, noting Wilson's election and Providence.

Local Visitors and Community Notices From Burnt Factory

Burnt Factory Virginia August notes report visitors from Summit Point and Rest. Lawn party hosted by Red Bud United Brethren Church August 11 and 12. Residents and guests including Jackson, McDonald, Baldwin, Tanquary, Snyder and others appear at homes and events in Solitude Farm area.

Burnt Factory Fiora Hahn Ned Davis Summit Point Lulu Julia Ridgely Jackson John McDonald Leona McDonald Albert Joseph Baldwin W. T. Gieffman Red Bud Rachel Wright D. E. Baker Eugene Bearden T. W. Snyder Mary Snyder Clearbrook Albert Davis Solitude Farm June Fishpan Lucy Fanquary White Hall John Hauptman Keller

Reunited Old Friends Recall Boyhood in Clarke County

In Clarke county’s Wadesville area a former U S government employee in the Philippines visits Virginia Valley friends with his wife. They reminisce about travels and their boyhood and school days with Mr Fishpaw, sharing a pleasant day together.

Wadesville Clarke County United States Philippines Viginia Valley Alther Gourpanton Fishpaw

Torrytown Social News Highlights

In Torrytown West Virginia on August 2 residents share visits and family gatherings. Mrs William Hubert returns from Maryland. Mrs David Hott and daughter Mrs Laura Ewing stay with Mrs Fanny Sencindiver. Miss Edith Newcomb visits Mr Turner Sencindiver and family.

David Hott Laura Ewing Fanny Sencindiver Welltown Edith Newcomb Turner Sencindiver Ladies’ Aid Society Mount Pleasant A. B. Church Tamson Collis

Grimes News Notes From Grimes Virginia

Grimes notes report several residents visiting Winchester and area friends. Miss Clara Clevenger spent ten days in Winchester and returned home. The Stork delivered a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Whitacre. A large hay crop brings high demand for labor while weather hinders farming. Local visits include Mrs. S. D. McDonald and Mrs. Robert Beckey. Try a Want Ad in The Star.

Garen Lipps Winchester Rich Hill Joseph Ritter Carl and Lawrence America Brittingham James Taylor Orchard’ Glenn Stork Fred. Whitacre S. D. McDonald Robert Beckey

Picnic at Trimble Woods Set for August 5

Mount Pleasant U B Church schedules an afternoon picnic on August 5 in Mr William Trimble’s woods. No admission details given and all are welcome to attend.

Martinsburg Mount Pleasant U. B. Church William Trimble

Kidney Pills Give Relief After Ten Years of Trouble

A letter from Am brose Gary of Sulphur Oklahoma describes chronic kidney trouble for ten years with pain stiffness and rheumatism. After taking Foley Kidney Pills he felt relief from the first bottle and after three bottles feels like a new man. Sold everywhere.

Ambrose Gary Okla Foley

Family credits remedies for easing long illness

A McDuff Virginia family praises Thedford's Black-Draught and Bisek-Dra as the reliable medicine for headaches stomach trouble and indigestion. They claim the products prevent long sicknesses and have used them for over seventy years benefiting many. The ad notes the price and retailer details.

McDuff Thedford Dru N.C

Presbyterians To Hold Big Reunion At Pen Mar

The Presbyterian reunion at Pen Mar will be held in August with an elaborate program. The keynote address will be by Rev. Dr. William Hiram Foulkes of Philadelphia on The Genius of Presbyterianism. Soprano Mrs. Wilbur F. Harris of Harrisburg will sing. Mrs. E. K. Hetzer of Hagerstown Md. is visiting near town.

Pen Mar William ‘Hiram Foulkes Philadelphia Wilbur F. Harris Harrisburg Harris Market Square Presbyterian Church Wednesday Club E. K. Hetzer Hagerstown Md Will Affleck wuTre

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