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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1915

Page

4

England Ready for 2,000,000 More Men in War Plans

A Philadelphia Record summary notes rumors England may mobilize 2,000,000 additional troops for the Western Front, with Kitchener delaying moves until ready. Unofficial figures suggest 3 to 4 million under arms, plus reserves and home defense. Potential effects include pressure on German Russia campaigns and strategic shifts if Holland or Belgium join the Allies.

Wie England Cra Arts Kitchener France Belgium Calais Russia H E Churchill Holland Philadelphia Record

Workingman’s contentment in a weary week’s end

A reflective piece on earned wages and quiet home life. The speaker values duty, frugality, and family over wealth or beauty, noting bills paid and simple rest on the porch as true rewards after hard labor.

Dorsey and Miss Smith Wed at Nain Home

Laurence Dorsey of White Hall and Miss Zetta Matilda Smith, daughter of Mrs. William Parlett and the late J. W. P. Smith, were married today at high noon at the bride’s parents home in Nain Frederick County. Rev. W. H. Sampsell officiated. Only family and near relatives attended with no reception. The couple plan a westward visit before residing in the county.

Nain Frederick County Laurence Fries Dorsey Zetta Matilda Smith W. H. Sampsell United Brethren Church Dorsey William Dorsey White Hall County William O. Parlett J. W. P. Smith

Poultry Show Classes and Breed Varieties Listed

The document lists poultry show classes and allowed breeds by nation, including Amer ican Plymouth Rocks Wyandottes Rhode Island Reds Javas Dominiques and more in classes 17 through 27. It specifies color varieties and comb types for each breed and notes mixed or uncertain entries in some sections.

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Ada Coffelt Weds William T. Smith in Front Royal

In Front Royal a civil style ceremony united Ada Coffelt and William T. Smith of Baltimore. Rev. Hall officiated. the wedding was a surprise with a few close friends present. The bride is the Coffelt daughter from Long Meadows and the groom is a Baltimore native and Woodlawn descendant. The couple plan to reside in Baltimore.

Middletown Warren Frederick Counties Front Royal Ada. Coffelt William T. Smith Hall Samuel Coffelt Long Meadows Mr. Smith Walter B. Smith Baltimore Taylor W. Blont Woodlawn Fairfax County

Poultry Show Classes and Prizes At Local Exhibition

The listing covers Classes 28 to 81 for turkeys ducks geese pigeons and more. Prizes include six dollars first and fifty cents second for best breeding pens plus a twenty dollar silver cup for best pen of chicks. no entry fee for club members and required labeling for exhibits. The rules adapt to poultry club members with specific branding requirements.

J. B. Beverler Association H. F. Byrd C. M. Rosenberger Rosenberger Plymouth Rock Plymouth Rocks Plymouth Rock Club John C. Cather Winchester The Agricultural High School Middletown C. B. Cougill C. A. Heller & Co

New School House Rushes to Open This Fall

Stephens City Va August 14 work is being rushed on the new brick and concrete school building at the south end of town and is expected to be finished in ample time for the fall opening. The article also lists a camping party of local residents and various home improvements and visits by several individuals in the area.

Hooker Chancellorsville Nancy Mullen Richmond, Va Julia Conner South Kent Street Plymouth Rock Middletown Stephens City Gore Gainesboro Frederick County U. S. Department of Agriculture Cedar Creek Valley Pike Mary Virginia Weaver Nineveh Selina Lehew Katheran Adams Front Royal Margarett Light Lynchburg Alyn Steele Carson Steele John Morris New Jersey Charles S. Burgess Basic City M. C. Hollingsworth Edinburg Charles H. Schenck

Hall's Catarrh Cure Promotes Internal Action

An advertisement extols Hall's Catarrh Cure as a blood and mucous surface medicine taken internally. The text claims local applications fail to reach the disease and positions the remedy as a genuine, non quack treatment. It also mentions Ledernpan as a long standing musician in the country.

Hall Ledernpan

Keep the Kidneys Well Health Ad Claim

Winchester reader Mrs. M. C. Fawcett reports using Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney disorders and confirming the product meets claims. The ad urges others to buy Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney health at 60 cents through local dealers.

Winchester Doan M. C. Fawcett Market St

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