Philadelphia to Winchester Train Schedule Arrival Times
Daily travel times shown for arrivals at Winchester stations with 920 am and 722 pm daily hours. Supt A Rippte and Gen P A referenced in station notices.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1917
Page
5
Daily travel times shown for arrivals at Winchester stations with 920 am and 722 pm daily hours. Supt A Rippte and Gen P A referenced in station notices.
The article outlines U S plans to mediate European tensions while preparing for possible entry into war. It notes limited domestic action for ten days, Navy and War Departments racing to secure supplies, and a push to build destroyers and submarine chasers. It mentions Wilson, Congress, and a slogan against excessive war profits.
Washington dispatches report Congress prepares for a war session with plans to declare a state of war, authorize large defense funding, and empower the President to use armed forces. Analysts note submarine actions and German danger drive urgency ahead of April 2 meeting.
The idea that a neutral stance will secure influence at the peace conference fades as the belief grows that the United States must take an active role to be heard on securing future peace.
An advertisement touts a liquid solution to dissolve and destroy dandruff. It claims four ounces applied at night will remove flakes, stop itching, and improve hair beauty with repeated use. It notes the product liquid arvon is available at drug stores and is inexpensive.
Welch and Harris purchased the stock of W. E. Tabb and will convert the room into a furniture store. Howard Hardt resigns as C. V. A. R. agent and joins Gold Orchard Company April 1. I. N. Carper moves to his new farm. Rob ert Crine and Will May relocate to vacated farms. Rev. W. L. Pinder preached a farewell sermon and will depart for conference.
The family thanks friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy shown during the illness and death of their little son Earl G. Martin. Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Martin Nain Virginia.
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