Death Report in Winchester Turned Out False
A circulating tale claimed a well known Winchester man was killed in Martinsburg West Virginia. The Star investigated but Martinsburg residents and reporters from the Martinsburg Journal found no confirmation of any death and heard nothing about it.
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Arensberg Elected Commander in Chief of G A R
Dr Louis Arensberg of Uniontown Pa was elected commander in chief of the Grand Army of the Republic in Boston Mass The meeting chose Grand Rapids Michigan as next year s meeting place
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Spoons Through Antiquity A Brief Chronicle
The article traces early spoon use from Egyptian wood and bronze tools to golden spoons in Biblical times. It notes Pompeii and Herculaneum reveal silver spoons and explains the word spoon derives from an Anglo-Saxon term meaning a splinter of wood.
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Europe Receives First Tea Tea in Early Seventeenth Century
The record notes that tea was brought to Europe in the early seventeenth century marking a milestone in cross cultural exchange. This item highlights the introduction of tea to European society and its early adoption.
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