The Way of a Woman At The Auditorium Tonight
Nancy Lee the Virginias noble daughter faces sacrifice by tradition and plans marriage for fortune while Anthony Weir redeems love in a happy ending. Pearl White stars in a fiery sequence from The Pagan of the Hulls and The Way of a Woman screens at the Auditorium with Charles Giblyn directing.
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Nancy Lee
Eugene Walter
New York
Nancy
Lee
Virgginia
Mepty
Anthony Weir
George Trvor
Anthony
Garth
Pearl White
William Fox
Nta
Charles Neville Buck
Bruce’s monumental work on the University of Virginia history
Dr Philip Alexander Bruce spent four years assembling material for the Centennial History of the University of Virginia. He read five thousand personal letters including those of three presidents, examined vast literature, and typed the finished product himself. He highlights Jeffersons clear handwriting and letters from Madison Monroe Tucker and others, noting their frankness and intimacy. The history supports the Centennial Endowment Fund.
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Philip Alexander Bruce
University of Virginia
Bruce
United States
Saratoga
Rominion
John Hartwell Cocke
Thomas Jefferson
University
Madison and
Monroe
Henry St. George Tucker
Farmers Victims Of Stock Agents In Rockingham County
A Harrisonburg businessman warns Rockingham County citizens about scam artists selling worthless blue sky stock. He says losses range from 300 to 15000 dollars and even liberty bonds and savings have been pledged by ordinary people to invest in the fraudulent securities.
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Rockingham County
Harrisonbure
Blue Sky Paper
Early History of Winchester by D H Conrad
The Star begins a series of letters on Winchester's early history written by MP David Holmes Conrad and edited by Dr. Daniel B. Conrad. The material, printed in the Winchester Times and later published by Misses Byrd, is in Handley Library collection for reprint.
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The
Star
Windher
David Holmes Conrad
Daniel B. Conrad
Winchester
Christ Protestant ‘Episcopal Church
Handley Library
Winchester memories of Washington and Morgan veterans
The narrative recounts George Washington's Winchester years from 1753 to his 1759 election to the Burgesses, noting Daniel Morgan's later Winchester death in 1803 and Morgan's final days under a physician, with vivid sketches of town life, military memory, and local tradition tied to the Valley's early defense against French and Indian threats. It recalls local figures such as Lauck, Shultz, Kurtz, and the veteran march in Fourth of July celebrations.
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Winchester
Ola
Loudoun
Orgin
Maj
George Washington
Mount Vernon
Fort Hill
Great Meadows
Fort Duquesne
Cumberland
Braddock
England
Uieie
Wiliam Pitt
American Congress
Great Republic
Ea Washington
Winchoot
Point D’appui
Virginia
Frederick
House of Burgesses
Williamsboro
Washington
Daniel Morgan
Cowpens
Congress
Old Presbyterian
Hunter H. Boyd
Ambler
Heard
Presbyterian Church
Hill
Morgan
Alleghany Mountain
General Stewarty
Aysg Evera
General Washington
Major Washington
Sparks
Peter Lauck
John Shultz
Kurtz's
McDonalds
McGuires
Estate of Walter Miles Valued at 391 741
The estate of the late Walter Miles is valued at 391 741 with 323 741 in personal property and 68 000 in real estate. Mrs Elizabeth D Miles widow and the Virginia Trust Company named executors. probate occurred in Chancery Court Richmond. Miles daughter is related to Rev William Dame of Baltimore and Mrs Robert Ward of Winchester.
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Walter
Miles
Chancery Court
Richmond
Elizabeth D. Miles
Virginia ‘Trust Company
Pr. Wiliam Dame
Baltimore
Robert M. Ward
Winchester
Jefferson Boy Killed in Navy Accident at Great Lakes
Parry Clipp Jr. an enlisted man in the United States Navy, aged 19, was accidentally shot and killed recently at Great Lakes. He formerly lived in Queen County.
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Jefferson
Parry Clipp, Jr
United States Navy
Great Lakes
Eee
Teueen
Ormerly
Unusually Forward Spring Blossoms Early
The season arrives unusually early with early flowers in bloom fruit trees flowering and shade trees budding. People are planting gardens and noting the rapid vegetation growth for this time of year.
Bodies of 519 Twenty-seventh Division soldiers arrive in New York
The bodies of 519 soldiers who died breaking the Hindenburg line arrive in New York aboard the Somme. Comrades led by Maj. Gen. O'Ryan prepare a guard of honor for the fallen heroes arriving on the transport.
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New York
Somme
O’ryan
Sage and Sulphur Compound Promises Darker Hair
An old-time remedy for darkening gray hair is Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound. A downtown druggist touts its natural, even color and gloss after simple daily use with a dampened comb. It claims gray hair vanishes by morning and returns to its natural shade after a few applications.
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Wyeth
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Miss White
P Willinger
Charles Giblyn U
Corliss Giles
Ricard Travers
Aggie
D H. Conrad
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Piccadilly and
Braddock Streets
Jno
Tiwasada
George the Oh
Frederick County
Augusta
Orange County
Lari
Hemming
Calomel
Thos
Olive
H. J. Martin
Tubeyries
White Post
Fairmont Avenue
William S. White
Edward Conner
Harry Brown
RY A
Ceaiaa
TJE
Jewelers
Reg. Optometrists
Empire Theatre
the Blanch Pickett Stock Co
Jack Raymond
Cort
John W. Rosenberger & Co., Inc
Huntsberry
N. Main St
WANDA
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