In Memoriam Edward Correll Winchester Pioneer Public Servant
Obituary for J Edward Correll a respected revenue commissioner of Winchester noted as a loyal progressive citizen and faithful public servant His firm fair tenure earned praise from City Council and Virginia auditors while his colleagues remember him as a considerate yet decisive leader whose loss will be deeply felt by the city and his family.
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J. Edward Correll
Winchester
Correll
Virginia
Debate Over German Naval Policy Sparks U.S. Protest
The piece argues that the United States protests German submarine warfare and war zone proclamations harming neutral ships. It condemns Mr. Bryan for not offering a constructive alternative and warns that public division could embolden Germany and undermine President Wilson’s policy.
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Germany
Wilson
Bryan
United States
Bryan's plea absurd says World editorial
The New York World censures William Jennings Bryan for his diplomacy and religious fervor arguing his stance ignores concrete international law and U S duties while praising President Wilson for steady handling of Germanys submarine warfare and unarmed citizens' rights.
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Bryan
Mr. Wilson
Mr. Bryan
Germany
United States
Bryan the Agitator
The piece condemns William Jennings Bryan for his conduct as Secretary of State, accusing him of impropriety and disloyalty to the government. It argues his attempts to obstruct presidential policies and advise disloyal actions would be a grave miscalculation in a career marked by flaws.
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New York Times
Bryan
Rman
Calls It Treason in Public Ledger Account
The Philadelphia Public Ledger quotes a harsh assessment of Bryan describing his stance as treasonous and unpatriotic. It accuses him of undermining U S foreign policy and of acting as an open apologist for German aims while claiming to operate as a private citizen.
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Philadelphia Public Ledger
Bryan
United States
Fragments Note Accusation of Treason at Critical Moment
Readable fragments accuse a person or group of aiding a foreign power at a crucial moment in relation to the nation. The text questions whether the actions constitute shameful treason and frames the situation as a serious political lapse.
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Naion
President warns on Lusitania arming without ultimatum
The President resists calls for a stark ultimatum to Germany, stating his note remains firm on arming evidence and invites continued discussion. It is clear Germany must meet U.S. requests or be seen as an enemy of the United States and mankind.
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The
New York Herald
Germany
Lusitania
United States
Irving Cummings
Lottie Pickford
Mary Pickford
Wm. Russell
Charlotte Burton
Eugenie Ford
George Periolat
Foolish and Harmless as Wilson Notes B Bryan
The New York Sun criticizes President Wilson and a secretary of state note as leaving William Jennings Bryan in a ridiculous and harmless position among world statesmen. The piece urges dismissing Bryan to a preposterous fate history has long prepared for him.
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New York Sun
Wilson
Bryan
William Id Bryan
Hearst Praises Wilsons Pacifist Note To Germany
The New York American reports the administration’s second note to Germany with restraint and sanity. Wilson did not seek a quarrel nor abandon US rights, contrasting with Bryan’s apparent stance.
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New York American
Germany
Wilson
United States
Bryan
Fra Elbertus Deep Sea Dream Unclear Verse
Fragmentary prose poem scene shows Blbert Hubbard diving with mermaids and Neptune exclaiming a question. The text is incomplete and contains nonsensical phrasing, hindering a clear summary of event, setting, or meaning.
Elbert In The Dead Men's City Swapped With Davy Jones
Fragmentary verse laments Elbert's death and the loss to writers as the inkstand rests on the table. It invokes Davy Jones and a crowded tally of victims, reflecting sorrow at a poet's passing and the world’s tribute to his memory.
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Elbert
Davy Jones
Hubbard
Seventy Year Old Couple Cured by Foley Kidney Pills
Mr and Mrs T B Carpenter of Harrisburg Pennsylvania in their seventies report a complete kidney cure after long trouble. They claim vigor as they had thirty years ago and note Foley Kidney Pills stop sleepiness backache rheumatic pains and aching joints.
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T. B. . Carpenter
Harrisburg
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement From Winchester Citizen
A Winchester man G W Sowers testifies Doan's Kidney Pills relieve his backache nervousness sleeplessness and urinary troubles after years of use The ad notes the price 60 cents and urges readers to ask for Doan's Kidney Pills rather than a generic kidney remedy.
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Winchester
A. Winchester
Doan
G. W. Sowers
S. Braddock St
Ay Godlove Dies Suddenly at 71
Ay Godlove died suddenly Tuesday morning while crossing near the Capon Bridge parsonage. He was 71, in good health prior, and died before aid could reach him. He leaves a widow and two sons Owen and Harry, plus a brother. Funeral services were led by Rev. W C Stump of the Capon Church. Pallbearers listed.
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Capon
Fairview Church
Godlove
Messrs
Owen
Harry Godlove
W. C. Stump
Methodist Church
Capon Bridge
William Oates
D. B. Haines
J. M Ward
Brooke Lockhart
Hunter Shuler
Albert Schaffenaker
L. B. Barrett
C. C. Gill
J. B. White
John Giffin
Tom McKee
Nineveh Va Notes Highlight Local Visits And Illness Recovery
Miss Sarah Cabell spent the afternoon with her brother Sam Cabell at Cedarville. Mrs. George Sowers' friends celebrate her recovery from illness. Miss Anna Jett returned to Front Royal after visiting Mrs. A Jett. Mr and Mrs William Shiley of Brucetown visited last week. Mr and Mrs Jacob McKay visited Robert McKay. Mrs A S Jett returned from Charlestown after visiting her sister Mrs Daniel S Hughes. Mr T S D Miller and A Jett visited Winchester recently.
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Nineveh
Sarah Cabell
Sam Cabell
George Sowers
Anna Jett
Front Royal
A. Jett
William Shiley
Brucetown
Jacob McKay
Robert McKay
Jett
Charlestown
W. Va
Daniel S. Hughes
D. Miller
Winchester
Carpers Valley News Briefs Highlight Local Visits
Miss Elsié Smith of Kernstown spends weekend with William and Mrs Harmer. Marion Kelchner of Ohio plans a summer visit at her parents G W Kelchner. Carper family members host and visit neighbors on Berryville road and Millwood road. Local residents include Eston Carper, Fred Shuller, Scott Rush, B J Ford and Isaac Carper Jr. near Macedonia and Win Leicester areas.
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Carpers
Valley
Elsié ‘Smith
Kernstown
Clark
Millwood Road
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Near Win
Leicesier
Offer This and So Cut Out This
A fragmentary input mentions phrases like Offer This and So and instructs cutting out certain text. No clear people places dates or events are readable to anchor a full news item.
Resinol Skin Ointment Ad Promises Healed Dermis
An old advertisement touts Resinol Ointment as a remedy for inflamed dry skin and dermatitis. It claims doctors recommended it and promises healing with low cost.
Hair Care Misread Notes Spark Unclear Instructions
Fragmentary text discusses a loom of advice about hair care including smoothing dandruff and promoting hair health. The readable phrases reference a product or practice that aims to reduce hair loss and improve appearance in a workstation context.
Rest News Notes from Rest Virginia Readers
June 14 report from Rest Virginia with arrivals and departures in the community. Miss Mattin Winpigler returns from Martinsburg, local students finish vacation at home, and a postponed children’s exercise is rescheduled. Other visits include Mr. Clarence Snapp of Martinsburg and family gatherings with relatives.
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Rest
Mattin Winpigler
Martinsburg
Esther
Emma Ridgeway
Fort Loudoun
Hom
Tulip News Notes May Be June 14 Visit Passages
Tulip Virginia notes report Mam Barrow of Illinois visiting relatives near Tulip. Residents mention social visits among Mrs. Sarah White Mrs. Grover Grim Miss Sarah Kline and others. The Barrow sisters improve their home with a new kitchen. Ridings Chapel services drew a good crowd. Illnesses and weekend visits are noted among local families.
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Tulip
Mam. Barrow
Illinois
Sarah White
Grover Grim
Sarah Kline
Cyrus Ebersole
Barrow
Belva Gardner
Emma Conner
Violet Pence
Foster
Grim J
Ridings Chapel
R. S. Beaty
Unclaimed Letters at Winchester Post Office 1915 List
A weekly Winchester Virginia post office notice lists unclaimed letters for the week ending Saturday June 12 1915. Names include Mr Hack Boone Mr G Grimes Mrs Alexander W Wister J W Sibert and others. recipients must pay one cent per letter.
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Winchester
Hack Boone
G. Grimes
W. C. Schaapfer
Alexander W. Wister
J. W. Sibert
Rowland and Reinhart Attend Barton Anniversary Dance
Mrs Rowland and Mrs jp L Reinhart of Shepherdstown West Virginia motored to Winchester last Thursday to attend the wedding anniversary reception of Mr and Mrs R T Barton and the dance at Shenandoah Valley Academy.
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Mrs. Rowland
Kingold
Jp. L. Reinhart
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Winchesster
R. T. Barton
Shenshdoah Valley Academy
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