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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1915
Page
4
The Evening Star of Winchester Virginia lists its publication schedule and the consolidation with local papers. It also states yearly and half yearly subscription prices and monthly rates in advance.
Saturday May 15 reports a surprise analysis of World War I showing England’s weak resistance and Germany’s effective preparation. The piece argues the United States should learn from Germany’s readiness in land sea and air combat and urges closer preparation rather than prayers for peace.
A New York World piece questions Dr Bernhard Dernburg's status in the United States. The article asks for credentials and official backing, accusing him of unofficially visiting and waging a hostile press campaign against American policy and the administration. Ambassador Bernstorff is urged to clarify his position.
A fragmented wartime remark urges immediate action against Germany to safeguard neutrals. The quote emphasizes that without a 24 hour delay the country should declare strong measures in response to Germany's murderous offenses.
The piece argues that RiVett’s stance pushes toward war by cutting off Germany and aiding the Allies, warning his critics that his actions threaten administration aims and could provoke a German declaration of war. It cites a Philadelphia speech by Wilson as a corrective example.
A poem lament expresses shame at Germany's wartime actions. The speaker condemns the Kaiser and the nation for murder and cruelty, admitting pride turned to disgrace and questioning the Fatherland’s legacy. The piece ends with a personal rebuke to Germany and guilt before God.
The piece laments a historic ocean tragedy branded as wholesale murder, condemning German actions as a whirlwind of retribution. It contrasts war's necessity with mass atrocity and calls for accountability by Heaven and justice.
The piece extols editor Mr. Byrd for a clean moral record and leadership, praising his influence in promoting right living and high honor. It notes The Star’s stance against saloon culture, its family-friendly image, and its role in shaping Winchester’s prosperity and civic virtue.
Rest Virginia notes record visits and family events. Taylor Jefferson and his young son from Martinsburg visited ill father W M Jefferson near Rest. Nellie Lupton spent the week with her daughter Mrs George Pitzer. Dr F T Pine of Brucetown called on professional business. Mrs Lucy Brown rushed to Martinsburg for cousin John Bogart's serious illness. Rachel Wright and sister Mrs R Baldwin and brother John Wright of Clarke County are visiting. Miss Mary and Annie Feagan were guests last Sunday.
Community notice fragment mentions a deadline and a small monetary figure. Readable details are limited. no clear names, places, or dates are confirmed.
Several candidates declare for Democratic primaries in Frederick and surrounding counties. Charles H. Harper seeks Gainesboro District Supervisor, while Avalond Orndoff and Brannon announce runs for Commissioner of Revenue Northern District and for Stonewall Gainesboro districts respectively. Sther R. Baker also declares for Revenue post, promising faithful service if elected.
The text shows candidates for Commissioner of the Revenue in Frederick County and the Southern District. W Shenk and Herbert H Shull announce candidacies subject to Democratic primaries and pledge to perform duties faithfully if elected.
Boyd R Rich announces John M Steck as candidate for the House of Delegates subject to Democratic primary action in the Commonwealth Attorney context.
A batch of campaign notices: C R McCann seeks re election as County Treasurer with R S Smith as assistant, C R McCann for Sheriff of Frederick County disclaims candidacy, Tatterson Pannet for Sheriff,TF Pannettt announces for Supervisor Back Creek District, F D Good pledges Board of Supervisors seat if elected.
J Rick McIlwee announces candidacy for Supervisor of Back Creek District subject to Democratic primary. He pledges to fulfill duties to the best of his ability and to keep Frederick County residents' interests at heart if elected.
H F Byrd declares his candidacy for the State Senate representing the tenth district including Winchester City and Frederick and Shenandoah counties. He pledges to push efficient administration and fair representation for the counties and city if elected.
An old advertisement touts Hood's blood medicine as the best remedy to relieve tiredness. It claims to cleanse the blood and restore energy, sleep, and cheer, asserting no substitute equals Hood's formula of roots and herbs.
Cross Roads Virginia May 15 Mia R C Fletcher has come home from Dr T K Oates hospital in Martinsburg after a surgical operation a couple of weeks ago. She is very much improved in health.
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