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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1916
Page
4
Massachusetts judge rules minister may pass by evil liver in communion
A Massachusetts judge holds that a minister administering communion may pass by a known evil liver in the congregation, denying the sinner any regal recourse. The piece notes the church’s failure to enforce its laws despite this ruling, casting light on clergy and lay behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Norfolk
The Second Great Crisis in the War
The article argues Germany faces a second great crisis after two years of war. It says Germany cannot win as hoped unless it renews a military drive in the next two to three months, while observers recognize the peril and view allied morale and German resolve with concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New ‘York Tribune
Germany
Marne
Napoleon
Austria J
Imes
Seee
Local social notes from White Post and surrounding towns
White Post notes list a summer camping party at Blue Ball with Mrs P W Bowers and Miss Louise Glass. visits by James Sommerville of Newport News to Dr H C Sommerville. many residents visiting relatives in Front Royal Winchester Richmond and Philadelphia for training and care. Other entries note travels to Detroit and trips to Grottoes Summit Point Shepherdstown and Edge Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Post
Shenandoah River
Blue Ball
P. W. Bowers
Louise Glass
Berryville
Ronalds Green
Western Virginia
M. Spates
Montreville
Hdmonia Sheperson
Ruth Button
Misser Massey
Edge Hill
Paschal Wilson
Kentucky
Julian F. Kendrick
Birmingham
W. J. Kendrick
Front Royal
Beesie Peyton
High Mien Dog and Human Skate Echo Street Bias
A fragmentary verse contrasts a well groomed dog with a shabby one and a harsh social divide. It likens judgment of dogs to judgments of people based on appearance and status, suggesting mistreatment for the latter.
Armel Notes Shared at Local Weekend Gatherings
News from Armel Virginia on August 14 reports G W Haymaker and James Armel attending a district Sunday school convention in Vaucluse as Macedoniajunior school delegates. A series of visits and relatives are listed including residents from Boyce Baltimore Harpers Ferry and Berkeley County.
Recovery of New Jersey Woman
Bridgeton New Jersey woman testifies to relief from inflammation and weaknesses using Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound after severe irregularity and pain. She reports improvement by the second day and recommends the remedy to women for displacements inflammation backache and other related ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Bridgeton
N.J
Lydia
Pinkham
Saene TV
N. J
Young Bride Dead Of Infantile Paralysis
Mrs. Katherine Sefton Page wife of Frank K. Page died at 112 Fourth Street South Garden City on Saturday afternoon from infantile paralysis after a two day illness. She was twenty five and daughter of Dr Frederick Sefton of Auburn. Ambassador Walter Hines Page, her father in law, was at her bedside at the time of death. The couple had married last June and recently moved to their new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mineola
L. I
Katherine Sefton Page
Frank K. Page
Fourth ‘Street
South Garden City
Page
Walter ‘Hines Page
England
London
Draper Pronounced Case Infanitile Paralysis
George Draper was called and pronounced to have infanitilé paralysis, according to the court record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Draper
Thankful appreciation for sympathy after loss
We express sincere appreciation for the kindness and sympathy shown by the I O O F W O W and Postoffice Department and other friends during the illness and sudden death of our wife and mother. Op M W Anderson and Children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. Anderson
Unclaimed Letters in Winchester Post Office List
Week ending August 12 1916 unclaimed letters include Mr and Mrs Francis O Byrd Portland Cline L P Greem Marshall Penn A Albert Sauerwald Mrs Sheer J We Sibert P T M fran sent for one cent per letter callers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Francis O. Byrd
Portland Cline
L. P. Greem
Marshall Penn
A. Albert-Sauerwald
Sheer- J. We. Sibert
Long Rose Stem Exceeds Normal Size at The Star Office
Wil lam B Flemister of South Kent street displayed to The Star a rose stem eight feet tall. The stem was perfectly straight with a single terminal bud opening to a red rose. Leaf arrangement on the stem showed remarkable symmetry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
Willam B. Flemister
South Kent Street
Monument Fund Additions Reported From Local Donors
Recent Confederate Monument Fund contributions include Mrs Thomas W Harrison donating 5 dollars and a donation of 5 dollars from Porter House Washington PD C. These gifts support the monument fund drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Confederate ‘Monument Fund
Thomas W. Harrison
Porter House
Washington, PD. C
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Harry Flood Byrd
Evening Star Publishing Company
Virginia
Morning News
Bell 33
United
Kaiser
James Sommerville
Newport News
H. C. Sommerville
Seldon O’brien
J. C. Hughes
Richmond
Pauline Showalter
Marvin Showalter
Mr. Forest -Shif‘flett
Churchville
Gardner
Marie Hughes
Misses Hughes
Philadelphia
Episcopal Hospital
Charles Fritts
R. H. Reed
Washington
Wilton Stuart
John Lee
Memorial Hospital
Dora Plank
Lola Jenkins
Ness
Evelyn Myers
Shepheerdstown
W. Va
Emmett Stuart
Gunston Hall
J. R. Collis
Q. M. Gardiner
Rose Stuart
Lacy Meades
Summit Point
Shepherdstown
Wales
Lewis Kennerly
St. Andrews
Fla
J. Frank Kennerly
Maud Kennerly
Ernest
Clifford Ralston
ARMEL
R. Armel
George Mitchell
Young Son
Baltimore
Walter Hay- Maker
Miss Lynch
Harpers Ferry
Mrs. Boxwell
Mar- Ming
Mrs
Elder Cornwell
Phelps
Wash'nnton
Howard Shockey
G. W. Haymaker
Mids Augusta
Qabrasky
Carrie Virginia Pipher
North Kent Street
Lydia E. Pinkham
G. P. Read, Inc
Duane St
New York
Miller’s
Fran
Postum Cereal Company
Battie Creek Mich
U.S.A
Monument Fund
Weil
Cur Mere
Grove Bros. Dept
Union Bank of Winchester
Footer
Panama
Cumberland
A. Heller & CO
Baltimore & Ohio
R. R. Seashore Excursions
Atlantic City
Pullman
Cape May
Sea Isle City
Ocean City
Stone Harbor
Wildwood
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Winchester Steam Laundry
Hal
Winchester Gas Company
S. Washington St
Reservoir Park
Barton & Barton, Attys
Mary Baldwin Seminary
Sfaunton
Billful
Shenandoah Valley
Marianna P. Higgins
Park Ave
Kesmodels
Baltimore, Md
Livick
Tome Eee
Ricken’ Virginia
Davvii Johnson Lumber Co
C. R. Grubbs
Ntice
Ron
Iida
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