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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1915
Page
2
Elaine is swept from the cave by a flood burst from a dam operated by levers. I dive from a bridge to save her as Arnold and Woodward study a Morse code interception in a hidden cave. A radio detective signals a near shore aerial while pursuit closes in on Del Mar's forces.
Miss Price announces the opening of her school on September 14 in the Graham Building at No 319 North Braddock Street. The move sets a new educational site in the neighborhood.
Chester dispatch reports three men were caught peeping at bathers through windows at the Y W C A pool. Chief Vance arrested two married men and a young man, who promised to refrain from peeping, then released them after questioning.
Read the Chamberlain’s Ointment directions faithfully and you will recover faster than usual from a sprained ankle.
A published analysis outlines that the Army War College has drafted emergency war plans now under lock and key. President Wilson could issue a proclamation to mobilize volunteers and state militia, with militia units organized by brigades and divisions as needed. The country is divided into twelve tactical regions for peacetime planning, including division six for New York and division eight covering Virginia Maryland Delaware West Virginia and the District of Columbia.
Little Milford Chambers son of Baltimore and Ohio engineer George Chambers died at King's Daughters Hospital Martinsburg from injuries after being hurled from an electric pole near the intersection Sunday night Doctors planned amputation of his left leg but he could not withstand the shock Funeral set for Friday at 2 o'clock with Rev. Dr. C S Trump from St John’s Lutheran Church Martinsburg officiating burial in Green Hill Cemetery
A Salt Creek Virginia store recounts a customer seeking a diarrhoea remedy. A clerk offered Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with a no cure no pay guarantee. The customer reportedly used it at home and returned claiming he was cured.
Special commissioners will sell by public auction on September 8 1915 at 11 a m in Winchester Virginia the farm of about 1 acre part of Jno Ogden estate dower to Mary A Ogden. The property lies 2 1 2 miles west of Middletown with a dwelling and outbuildings on lime stone land watered by a stream. One third cash balance in two equal yearly payments with interest and deed of trust. landlord's share of crops to purchaser.
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