Immigrant tale from Shenandoah Valley chef Chris Samaras
Staunton Virginia writer profiles Chris Samaras, a Shenandoah Valley restaurateur and Greek immigrant. The piece recounts four Greek youths coin flipping for America, transit via Manchester and Ellis Island, the hardship of the early days, and Samaras rising to culinary prominence while preserving Greek heritage.
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Staunton
Chris Samaras
Shenandoah Valley
Wilson
Harrisonburg
Andrew Feuchtenberger
America
Baltimore
Andrew
Jon
Manchester
Italy
Land of Ceasar
New York
Ellis Island
Boston
Chris
San Francisco
Hellas
Australia
Roanoke
Annapolis
Maryland
Clarksburg
West Virginia
Setting Traps For Japanese Beetles
The Japanese beetle, native to Japan, spread across New Jersey and beyond, infesting Rhode Island and other states. Traps using geraniol and eugenol help reduce populations, but do not protect plants. 500 traps are deployed in Rhode Island with daily inspections. State and local efforts urge property owners to use traps and bait and to guard their lawns and ornamentals from damage.
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Greece
Australia
America
Japan
United States
Riverton
N. J
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Elmwood
Providence
City of
Teen Westerly
Pawtucket
State Capitol
State Department of Agriculture
Portrait of a man in steadfast self-reliance
The text reflects a belief in a man whose coun tenance signals resilience and readiness to face every bulwark of adversity beside the best of us. It emphasizes inner strength and unwavering resolve in the face of challenge.
British Troops Reenact Stonewall Jackson Episode
In Aldershot England August 25 British troops staged a Civil War reenactment of Stonewall Jackson in a Shenandoah Valley campaign episode on Frensham Village commons. Lieut Col F H L Bissett played Jackson while dispatch riders used motorcycles armored cars and other modern equipment.
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Associated Press
Aldershot
England
Stonewall” Jackson
Shenandoah Valley
Frensham Village
F. H. L. Bissett
Jackson
Fine Cattle Shipped To Baltimore Show From West Virginia
Ceorae W. Miley shipped sixteen cattle averaging 1560 pounds and withheld a carload for the Baltimore stock show. G. T. Williams plans to enter a fine animal. Miley won first prize last year as several cattle and lambs were moved into the area, including three carloads from W. N. Welton averaging 1450 pounds.
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Moorefield
W. Va
Ceorae W. Miley
Baltimore
G.T. Williams
Miley
William . Jopper
Harrisonbars
W. N. Welton
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George Washington
Canada
Harry R. Lewis
Pretzelettes
Fee
Sunnyfield
del Monte
Stablish & Taras
Titel Aly
Winchester
Cau Oo
Igc
House of Lords Ra — Tea See Sae
Yukon Club E
Gingerale
Ige
Iona
Kirkman
Chuck Roast
Jack Ort
Morefield
Wn FF
Loyd
Rex
Goodyear
Tune Ein
N.B.C
Goodyear Speedway
Ford
Buick
Dodge
Nash
Chevrolet
Chrysler Dodge
Essex Nash
Red Network
WEAF
Associated Stations
Buncutter Tire Co
Braddock Street
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