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Winchester Evening Star in Winchester, Virginia
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1915
Page
4
Bryan Dispute Over Foreign Policy Sparks National Debate
A Civil War era op-ed argues that Mr. Bryan's opposition to President Wilson's approach risks undermining U.S. foreign policy. It warns a persistent antiwar campaign could provoke German pressure, threaten diplomatic ties, and possibly lead to war. The piece defends Wilson while urging prudence and unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Wilson
United States
Move of Army Equitation School Suggested to Virginia
The War Department may relocate the equitation school from Fort Riley Kansas to Loudoun County Virginia. Virginia’s mild climate allows horses to graze year round, reducing winter housing costs and offering convenient access for training at Warrenton. Colonel Gaston, commandant, recommends the move in his report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
War Department
School of Equitation
Fort Riley
Kansas
Loudoun County
Warrenton
Gost
Olonel Gaston
Front Royal Hosts Cavalry Remounts and Breeding Program
The Government operates a remount depot and breeding farm near Front Royal to improve horse standards for the U S cavalry. Officers acknowledge the two institutions as essential, describing Loudoun as ideal horse country in the Richmond Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
United States Cavalry
Loudoun
Richmond Journal
German Army Strength and Farm Labor Practices Alleged
A Western business man in Washington tells the New York Post, citing Europe travel, that Germany has up to 10 million soldiers and ample foodstuffs. He claims 7 million in the army, 3 million in training, and farms staffed by concentration-camp volunteers paid two to three marks daily. This explains the German stance regarding the U S note, per the Charlotte Observer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Edison
Germa
Austria
Central West
Washington
New York Post
Germany
United States
Charlotte Observer
Misrepresented Cheese Review by Dishonest Grocer
A humorous complaint about buying a pound of yellow cheese from Grocer Wheeze that proved rank and rotten. The seller claimed Jersey cream content and purity, but the cheese was old and inedible, prompting the narrator and his wife to mock the exaggerated claims and conclude many products are inferior today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey
Nemo Notes Continued from Wage 1
Nemo notes recount a figure from Prussia with republican principles rejected, leading to imprisonment. He was moved to Austria under a pretext and kept in a dungeon for over a year. He could not communicate with family and remained silent for more than two years after leaving France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prussia
Austria
France
Illustrious Women Through War and Royal Ties
The article recounts Madame de La Fayette’s steadfastness during the French Revolutionary prison years and Napoleon era, her support for her imprisoned husband, and the harsh conditions they endured. It also discusses Queen Victoria’s German alliances, Queen Sophia of Greece, and their impact on war loyalties and personal tempers amid the Great War. The piece notes shifting U.S. policy under Wilson and reflects on past American political heroes with nostalgic tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Washington
Mount Vernon
Robespiere
Heaven
Olmutz
Madame de LaFayette
Napoleon
LaFayette
Madame de La*ayette
Greece
Sophia
Victoria
Constantine
Germany
Billy Bryan
Wilson
Uriah Heep
Where Is Your Girl Tonight And The Hobble Ends
A column discusses moral warnings about young women and night life, urging parents to know their daughters whereabouts. It critiques sensational editorials, defends President, laments indecent fashions, and celebrates a return to modest dress while condemning immorality and unsafe social temptations.
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Philadelphia
Dante
Hell
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