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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1916
Page
4
Published daily except Sunday by The Evening Star Publishing Company in Winchester Virginia. The Evening Star is reentered at the Post Office in Winchester as second class mail matter.
Pare and cure seven apples fill cavities with sugar and spice mix or sugar butter and lemon. Bake the apples cover with a meringue made from three egg whites beaten light and foamy. Make the yolks into a boiled custard for a sauce or serve with cream. This may be served hot or cold.
The New York Times notes Rudyard Kipling’s fiftieth anniversary as a celebrated author. His 23 volumes of prose and poetry have global reach, with millions of copies sold and enduring appeal in the United States.
The piece lauds Rudyard Kipling for shaping English speech with Barrack Room Ballads Jungle Tales and army and Indian tales. It highlights his impact on democracy and fellowship and calls readers to reflect on his life and gifts with gratitude.
The article reports Francisco Villa and his associates Rafael Castro and Pablo Lopez being declared outlaws by Carranza. It describes the call for citizens to shoot them on sight with bound reports of such deeds. It notes shifting U.S. stance and urges Carranza to prevail and end Villa and the Villistas.
The Norfolk Virginian Pilot laments Britain’s prize court policy as an outrage on neutral commerce. It recalls 1870 Paris siege and the U S Civil War blockade, arguing the policy harms neutral vessels and cargoes while asserting conflicting ex goured interests.
Mr. James A. Clipp, a noted farmer from the Rippon vicinity, has been quite ill with pneumonia for a week after a grip infection. He is reported to be somewhat improved.
Mrs HH Douglas departed this morning for a brief visit to friends in Frederick Maryland and will later visit at her Tat 42 eA BDO.
Derryville Va January banquet by the Masonic lodge at Battle Town Inn Oneida described as among the finest ever held. Guests included Ralph Richardson of Chicago and Charles MacCormick of New York. Mrs Passey of Canada and others visited Almeida. Local residents noted visits and travels of several families in the week.
A 10 cent Cascarets box promises relief from headaches biliousness foul gas and upset stomach by cleansing the stomach and bowels and freeing the liver of congestion. It claims to work while you sleep and leave a clear head with no foul taste.
A Virginia legislative committee led by Senator Cannon and Delegate Browning urged President Wilson to address the General Assembly in Richmond. They conveyed support for stronger national defense and hoped for a definite answer after coordinating travel plans.
The owner offers at public rent on February 12, 1916 at 11 am in front of the Winchester County Court House the Rutherford farm near Winchester. It covers 147 acres with 50 acres in apples and 15 acres bearing, 8 acres in woods, a dwelling and outbuildings, good land quality, possession March 1 1916, tenant to spray fruit trees and maintain farm. Half rent due July 1 1916 and March 1 1917. negotiable notes required. bank is Farmers & Merchants National Bank, Winchester.
Whitacre notes list illnesses and visits around Good and Bloomery. Mrs Susan Peacemaker wife of J E Peace maker is ill with heart disease at home. Local residents including Mr Arthur Oates and families, Mr Q O Dick, Mr and Mrs George Peacemaker and others visited. A car ride failed and walking home occurred three miles. Mrs Ethel Gordons condition remains the same. Maynard Baker and wife from Winchester visited, and Shields Chapman of WoollyStock underwent appendicitis surgery in Winchester Hospital.
Fragmentary OCR shows a reference to a store named Faulkner Dry Goods Store at a location along South Main Street with nearby landmarks Bansbroveh and Carte. The text is incomplete, but indicates a historic retail address in the area.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad again purchases crossties in the Winchester area. Despite creosote preservation methods, workers prefer sturdy white oak for rail stability and longevity.
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