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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1915

Page

3

Religious Services Listed For Sunday Here

Local churches provide Sunday worship times across multiple denominations. Gentenary Reform, Christ Protestant Episcopal, First Baptist, Grace Lutheran, and several Methodist, Presbyterian, and United Brethren congregations offer morning and evening services with Sunday schools and midweek prayer meetings.

First Baptist East Cork Street W. H. Carter W. A. Sale Grace Lutheran West Water Street Georges. Bowers D. D J. EK. Cooper United Brethren North Braddock Street G. W. Stover T. Hancher Young People’ Society Christian Pndeavor L. W. Fries

The Old Wheeze and a Bold Discovery

Seymour Deming argues in Atlantic Monthly that critics resist new ideas but the old guard’s weapon is empty. He notes even famous figures like Columbus and Darwin faced opposition yet revealed a broader truth about reformers.

Mke Columbus Darwin Cromwell Giordano Bruno Seymour Deming Atlantic Monthly

Orchid names imitate animals among many plant species

A Gas Logic writer notes many plant species imitate animal life in names. Orchids include the man orchid the bee orchid the spider orchid and the lizard orchid, illustrating nature’s mimicry in plant forms and nomenclature.

Animal Kingdom Gas Logic

Notable visitors and arrivals in Kernstown area today

Rev and Mrs John L Jackson of Charlotte visit Mr and Mrs C Grattan Crawford in Kernstown arriving yesterday with friends from Piedmont Cumberland and Chicago. Ruth Lind Clanahan returns home to New Market after visiting Winchester area. F B Hottel of Cincinnati and Daniel T Stone of Altoona visit George W Lind east of town.

John L. Jackson Charlotte N. C Frederick Fredlocke C. M. Lovingstein Piedmont W. Va Fdna Weiss Cumberland, Md Miss Atker Chicago John Lamb Lida Fairmont Avenue Ruth Lind Clanahan F. B. Hottel Cincinnati, Ohto Daniel T. Stone Altoona, Pa George W.W. Lind H. D. Fuller Virginia Douglas Fuller J. W. Sherry Martinsburg Winchester McSherry Gilpin

Census Takers To Begin Promptly

Winchester church groups organize a religious census with about forty volunteers to canvass four wards starting at 2 p m Sunday They aim to complete the house to house survey within two hours Residents are urged to answer doorbells and pastors will announce the census from pulpits.

City Sunday School Association Winchester Grace Lutheran Church

Ten Thousand Attend Confederate Reunion at New Market

Lieutenant Governor J Taylor Ellyson and Congressman James Hay led the event as principal speakers. Hay voiced support for President Wilson and praised defense readiness while denying plans to block reasonable military requests or incur excessive military spending. He urged restraint and predicted the President would avoid war with existing combatants.

New Market J. Taylor Ellyson James Hay Hay Wilson United States Committee On Military Affairs

Leather lore and chamois skins in England and Switzerland

An expert recalls chamois leather sales in England and the term shammy leather used for women’s underclothing. The piece notes Swiss hunting yields about one chamois per hunter per week, and explains sheep skins with inner chamois and outer leather. The letter from a leather expert ends with a curious, reflective aside.

England Switzerland London Mail

Near Work. The Judge and the Artist Model Reminiscence

In a vignette a judge questions an artist model about past work. A wag recalls a time when the speaker was sketched as a sleeping faun by an artist at the woods during a beauty nap.

Puck

Boston Cat Eats Beans With Turkey Gravy Trick

A Boston cat will eat beans if turkey gravy is poured on them, a local quip noted as newspapers report on unusual animal appetites across the nation. The tale mirrors a Boston dog that eats beans, warning readers of curious pet stories circulating.

Boston

Satisfaction in Work Says Charles W

The quote attributed to Charles W. extols productive labor as a primary source of fulfillment for thinking men and women beyond home life, highlighting work as a key life satisfaction.

Charles“W

Canning Compounds Warned By Washington Officials

The Department cautions housewives about salicylic and boric acid sold as preserving powders for home canning. Experts warn these substances can harm digestion and health, and note federal and many state laws ban harmful preservatives in foods for interstate commerce. Home-canned foods may avoid these laws, but risk remains.

Washington,c

Mrs Gilpin entertains with grand luncheon at Scabeby Manor

Mrs Henry Brooke Gilpin hosted a large luncheon at Scabeby Manor Clarke county in honor of Mrs Dixon of Boston. One hundred twenty ladies attended from Boston Baltimore Washington Philadelphia and other areas. Attire featured white lace gowns and a blue hat. catered by Rauscher of Washington.

Boston Baltimore Washington Philadelphia Dixon Gilpin Donald N. Gilpin

Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted as Internal Remedy

An advertisement claims catarrh is a constitutional disease requiring internal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure is said to act on blood and mucous surfaces, prescribed by top physicians, and not a quack medicine. It promises testimonials and lists Toledo Ohio as the company location.

Hall P.J. Cuenry & Co Props Toledo Ists Ire Tire iTake Hall

Market price quotations from local buyers list numerous staples

The Star presents daily market prices including wheat at Stephenson 1.04, yellow corn, white corn, cracked corn retail 95, timothy hay 22, mixed hay 19, straw 8.50, flour 6.60, creamery butter 25, fresh country butter 23, eggs, spring chickens 0.16, old hens, old roosters, potatoes per peck 20, shoulder 0.65, and bacon 12.

Stephenson Verve Shanes Cothamt Oo Cscs Ssseestvereseaene

Baltic market report highlights wheat corn and live stock

The Baltimore markets report daily closing quotes for wheat No 2 red at 1.10 and corn carlot spot at 87 1 2 cents with cob corn 4.40 4.45. Butter eggs hay and poultry steady with varied prices and notes on hay grading. Calves and lambs listed with price ranges while a local social note mentions Mr Robert Page from Boston visiting Clarke county relatives.

Baltimore Star Choice Creamery Virginia

Zeppelin Destroyed Over Russian Front Report

German Zeppelin attacked by Russian anti aircraft guns was shot down near the Vilna railway center East Kovno. The crew was captured marking the first Zeppelin crew taken. An Italian air squadron then downed three Austrian planes along the Adriatic coast per Figaro dispatch.

Helfsarich Petrograd Vilna East Kovno

Steel Bridge to Replace Wooden Span on Southern Rail Line

A Shenandoah county trainman said Southern Railway ordered a steel bridge to replace the burned wooden trestle at Stony Creek on the Shenandoah Special route between Strasburg and Harrisonburg. The 200 workers built a timber replacement in 100 hours after the fire, but a steel structure is planned as the durable upgrade.

Baltiotoré and Ohio Railroad Edinburg Shenandoah County Southern Railway Stony Creek Shenandoah Strasburg Harrisonburg

Uncle Eben’s Advice Phrases in Rural Speech

Fragmentary dialect lines show Uncle Eben giving guidance in rural speech patterns. The passage highlights colloquial phrasing and cultural flavor through a character attempting to steer others with homegrown wisdom.

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