Popularity and Greatness of Woodrow Wilson in 1914
A dated foreign policy reflection praises Woodrow Wilson for world recognition and popularity. It contrasts his standing with Bryan and notes Wilson’s broad acclaim in America and abroad, while observing mixed public opinion on wartime policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Wilson
Bryan
Wilson
Germany
United American Press
America
Washington
Lincoln
Cleveland
Washton
Ered
Ity
Richmond
How to Say He Died In Old News Style
Fragmented phrases show old timey death euphemisms. The piece lists expressions for death such as passed away departed and joined the beyond while noting editor and publisher voice. It captures era tone without explicit graphic detail.
Window Gash Endangers Rickshaw's Head and Neck
A fragment describes a window gash striking Rickshaw in the head and neck, nearly spoiling his crown and ears, leaving the scene unresolved and the injury unclear.
Rickshaw’s Quiet Courage After a Harsh Night
A verse by Walt Mason describes a dramatic uproar broken by Rickshaw's calm. The speaker contrasts wild reactions with steady composure, noting the character bears pain inwardly yet seeks solace in restraint. The tale emphasizes finding comfort after misfortune.
Dodson's Liver Tone Beats Calomel for Liver Health
An advertisement touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe herbal substitute for calomel. It claims calomel is dangerous mercury that weakens bones and makes you sick, while Liver Tone starts the liver without side effects and supports daily vitality.
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Dodson
Burnt Factory Notes on Visits and Local Festivities
Ada Newcome returns home after visiting Miss Myrtle Barr near Winchester. Mrs. Hoffman improves after a bone felon on her hand. Lawn festival planned for Friday evening June 18. Recent rains boost vegetation growth. Mr. Eddy A. Staff and family and Miss Wood with Mr. Triplett of Martinsburg visited relatives here last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnt Factory
Ada Newcome
Myrtle Barr
C. M. Solenberger
Winchester
W. T. Hoffman
Mr. Eddy A
Miss Wood
Mr. Triplett
Martinsburg
Mr. Britton
Miss Sophia
Well made, very full soft proci with detailed features
Description notes a well made garment featuring bottom three pin tucks, sewn seam details, taped five button holes, and multiple sizes. The text emphasizes quality craftsmanship and size range availability. No names, places, or dates present.
Rev W G Wood Preached at Presbyterian Church Sunday
Mr StatedP Yor Fa Rev W G Wood preached at the Presbyterian Church on Sunday with a sermon noted by attendees for its earnest delivery and clear message to the congregation.
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Mtr
Presbyterian Church
West Virginia Must Pay in Supreme Court Debt Dispute
The Supreme Court decision narrows West Virginia's share of Virginia’s antebellum debt, cutting the principal portion to 4 215 622 21 and disallowing further asset credits. Major Conrad seeks a receiver to compel payment from West Virginia if needed.
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Bly
Virginia
West Virginia
Supreme Court
Kanawha
Conrad
North Carolina
North Dakota
Holmes Conrad
Hage
Louis Leith Narrow Escape in Leesburg Horse Show
Louis Leith had a near miss when his horse McLean entry struck a top rail in the jump class, throwing him unharmed. Earlier, Leith and Glasscock avoided serious injury after a horse collapsed on them. Alie the fine hunting horse broke both front legs and was shot after a separate race incident with rider Stanley Green sustaining a broken collar bone.
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Alie
Louis Leith
Leesburg
Stanley Green
Leith
Mr. Glasscock
McLean
Bertyville
Horace Lacy Jr Now A Lawyer At UVA Degree
Horace Lacy Jr son of Rev Dr and Mrs J H Lacy receives a bachelor of laws at the University of Virginia finals. He has been an editor with Michie and Company in Charlottesville Va for nearly two years where his work led to rapid promotions and confidence from company officers. He will return to Winchester this week to spend the summer with his family and plans to begin practice next fall.
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University of Virginia
James Horace Lacy, Jr
J. H. Lacy
Lacy
Michie and Company
Charlottesville
South
Winchester
North Braddock Street
Cross Junction Items Note Fires and Farming News
Cross Junction Virginia reports Mrs. Sarah Stottler rebuilding a home on her farm after a recent fire under contractor E B H DeHaven of Albitowa. Local farmer Braithwaite family records losses of a horse a mare and a cow while Mr John Gunn plans to visit his wife staying with the O parents this week.
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Braithwaite
John Gunn
Gunn
Accident Md Man Tells of Good Remedy
A. J. Alexander of Accident Maryland suffered stomach disorders after trying many treatments. He finally used Mayr's Wonderful Remedy and reported surprising improvement and lasting results. He urges friends to try it, believing it will be a great blessing to them.
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A. J. Alexander
Accident
Mayr
Winchester Colored Graded School Closing
The annual closing exercises of the Winchester colored graded schools will be held at Mount Carmel Free Baptist Church on Friday night June 18. An exhibit of manual training and domestic science will be in the school rooms on Thursday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. The scholars have painted the entire school and everything is bright. W Gibson the principal and staff deserve credit for the preparations.
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Winchester
Mount Carmel Free Baptist Church
W. Gibson
Marlboro Brevities Briefly Note Local Visits
Marlboro Va on June 15 reports a flurry of visits. H M Manuel with wife and daughter called on M P Smith. George W Boothe returns from school to visit J F Boothe. H E Shull traveled to Winchester on business.
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Marlboro
H. M. Manuel
M. P. Smith
George W. Boothe
J. F. Boothe
H. E. Shull
Winchester
Frances Wharton
Bruce Stickley
Strasburg
Gussie Stickley
Chamberlain's Tablets Aid Liver and Digestive Comfort
When bilious attacks occur the liver stalls, digestion falters, and stomach inflammation causes nausea vomiting and headache. Take Chamberlain's Tablets to tone the liver and cleanse the system.
Public Real Estate Auction Under Court Decree in Winchester
Public sale of Shenandoah Hotel property and adjacent lot in Winchester Virginia set for Tuesday June 16 1915 at 11 o clock am in front of the courthouse. Terms: one third cash with balance in two years secured by deed of trust and insurance policy. Special commissioners Robt M Ward H R Kern Jno M Steck Herbert S Larrick.
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Convos
M. P
Shdnandoah Hotel
Winchester
North Main Street
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Doah Valley National Bank
Corporation Court of
City of
Robt. M. Ward
Sp’l
R. H. R. Kern
Jno
J. W. Baker, Jr
Cir
Remedy for summer needs urged for every family
A timeless remedy is touted as essential for all households especially in summer. The message stresses ease of access no need to wait for medicine to be sent for and relief to be obtained. It emphasizes reliability and broad availability.
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Evening Star
Evening Star Publishing Company
Barry Fioop Burn
River Styx
Ptage
Rachel
Walt Mason
Sonneborn
Horace Lacy, Jr
Gingham Bungalow
Chambray Diletts
Roy McCardell
Hagerstown
Fairfax County
Irving Cummings
Lottie Pickford
Mary Pickford
Wm. Russell
Charlotte Burton
Eugenie Ford
George Periolat
Elaine
Colored Graded School
Star Office
Vivian Williard
Strasburg, Va
James B. Smith
Ebon ‘Keeler
Burpee
Franck Baker & Son
Seimee
West Water
Amherst
Mather
Chamberlain
Winchester and
Berryville
J. S. Russell
Ladies of Emanuel Church
Stephensons
Cluett
Peabod
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