Germany at summit of strength amid war reports
The New York Evening Sun says Germany can field about five to six million fighting men now, with almost all eligible males under arms and few reserves left. It contrasts Allied manpower, noting French, British, and Russians suffer losses but expand munitions and production to outpace Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Francis Joseph
Reve
Teutonic
Soénchez
Teutons
New York
Evening ‘Sun
Idle Rich and Honest Sweat Versus Easy Wealth
The speaker rejects idle wealth, praising hard earned money earned by honest labor. They describe each coin as sweat stained and earned, contrasting personal effort with the ease of the wealthy. The tone champions earned value over inherited riches and frivolous spending.
Greenspring Items in Greenspring Virginia
Greenspring Virginia on June 23 reports a business trip by W B Summel, J H Hardy and son W T Hardy to Waynesboro. A children day service at Mount Pleasant drew a large crowd. Local residents and visitors share Sunday visits and farm work includes hay barracks being built for W Z Adams and barn construction for Arthur Trimble. Farmers plow corn and prepare to harvest by early next month.
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Greenspring
W. B. Summel
J. H. Hardy and Son
W. T. Hardy
Waynesboro
Mount Pleasant
Thomas Marple
Arthur Trimble
Apple Pie Ridge
Local Social Notes From Rosenberger Virginia
Rosenberger Virginia June 23. Mr and Mrs P W Good spent weekend with Mrs Good s brother Dick Smaltz in Kernstown. Mrs W O Zinn of Clearbrook visiting James B Snapp s home. Z T Pitcock at I B Frey s Monday. Miffin Clowe and Eugenia Snapp of Winchester visited Sunday with Eugenia s parents C H Snapp. Clyde Sale and daughter Boline spent Sunday at Arthur Miller s. Margaret Jenkins Sunday visitor at J I Miller s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. Zinn
Clearbrook
James B. Snapp
Z. T. Pitcock
I. B. Frye
Miffin Clowe
Eugenia Snapp
Winchester
C. H. Snapp
Clyde Sale
Boline
Arthur Miller
Virginia
Gilbert’ DeHaven
Gainesboro
C. G. Baker
J .G. H. Edwards
Ney
Visitor from Washington Stays with Henning Family
Mademoiselle Barbrier arrived yesterday afternoon from Washington and is the guest of Miss Mary Louise Henning at the Henning home on South Stewart Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mademoiselle Barbrier
Washington
Mary Louise Henning
South Stewart Street
Grape-Nuts Praised by Chicago Woman for Health
A Chicago woman reports lasting relief from indigestion and chronic constipation after using Grape-Nuts. She credits the cereal with restoring health, improved digestion, and weight gain, noting health declines when she stops using it. She says the product remains essential to her daily routine and health.
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Chicago
James Bardin Weds Sallie Nelson at Christ Church
Dr. James Cook Bardin, adjunct professor of Spanish at the University of Virginia, married Miss Sallie Norvell Nelson of Charlottesville at Christ Episcopal Church with Rev. Hatty B. Lee officiating. Best man was Dr. Albert G. Balz. Bride given away by cousin Dr. Hugh T. Nelson Jr. They left for a southern trip after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Cook Bardin
University of Virginia
Sallie Norvell Nélson
William Nelson
Charlottesville
Christ Episcopal Church
Hatty B. Lee
Albert G. A. Balz
Hugh T. Nelson
Death of Mrs. W. M. Swimley
Friends in Burnt Factory Virginia regret the death of Mrs. William M. Swimley who died at her home on National avenue in Winchester last Saturday. The Star carries their sympathy and hopes her family finds comfort in the belief that Providence wills this outcome.
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Swimley
Winchester
Frederick Bush
Philadelphia
William M. Swimley
National Avenue
Star
Pot Roaster with Deep Dome Enamel Cover
Demand-driven purchase brings an extra deep self-basting roaster with a dented dome enamel cover and wide side handles. It is described as self basting seamless sanitary and easy to keep clean.
Uncle Sam Expects Much of Virginia
Information from local military officers shows Virginia has highly organized troops but faces funding cuts. Since 1910 federal camp allotments fall from 35000 to 32000 dollars this year, plus a War Department rule shifts rifle team pay to camp funds. Despite this, Virginia must form five more infantry companies and raise minimums across branches.
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Virginia
South
War Department
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The
Evening Star
Evening Star Publishing Company
Harry Floop Byrd
Bell
Unite
Morning News
Tn Weekly News
Weekly Times
Weekly Mirror
Earth
Feeees
Ee Aes
Joel DeHaven
L. H. Summel
Edgar Collis
Martinsburg
Jane DeHaven
Spring Gap
W. C. Shade
BE. M. DeHaven
Hampshire County
W. Va
N. Hardy
L. Hy
Summel
W. Z. Adams
James BE. Nagley
Frog Hollow
Alfred Baker
J. J. Barrett
S. S. Abshire
Madge
Rosenberger
Sonneborn
Jamaica
Clicquot Club
Baker & CO
Ginge
Lis
Stylish
Oxfords
Cross
Appens
Supe
Albert Angell
Jitle
Lee ‘Whitacre
H.braithwrote
A. T. Braithwaite
J. 8. Braithwaite
O. D. Braithwaite
Staunton
I. N. Couat
Market St
Sather
Chambersville, Vane
Washington St
Union Bank of Wineries
Winsiter & Jenkins
Reey
South Main Street
W. P. Reardon
Fairbanks
Star Office
H. P. Geiser
East Piccadilly St
Fred L. Glaize
W. L. Kuhn
Ward & Larrick
Mr. Bell
Valley Hotel
Shenandoah
C. B. Guyer
Strasburg, Va
Burpee
Franck Baker & Son
James Bardin
Miss Nelson
Richmond
Deee
W.'M. Swimley
Hygeia
Giny
Uncle Sam
Field Artillery
Rexekkr
Miller's
Grand Union
Grand Union Tea Go
Seventh St
N, W
B.G. McIlwee
Mae and
Louise McIwee
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