Latimers depart for Staunton finals
Miss Edna Story Latimer and Mr. Alfred S. Latimer of Baltimore left Hotel Evans by motor car for Staunton Virginia to attend the Staunton Military Academy finals. Mrs. E C White has returned to Pittsburgh after visiting Mountain Falls relatives. Mr and Mrs Bruce Worthington returned to Charlestown after a weekend in town. Effie H Cartwright left for Baltimore. Mrs Goodrell and daughter Marie Goodrellt arrived, taking apartments at Winchester Inn for the summer. Frank Nelson Jr of Birmingham registered at Hotel Evans en route to Philadelphia and other northern cities.
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Edna Story Latimer
Alfred S. Latimer
Baltimore
Evans
Staunton, Va
Staunton Military Academy
E. C. White
Pittsburgh
Bruce Worthington
Charlestown
W. Va
Frank Nelson, Jr
Birmingham
Ala
Philadelphia
Mrs. Conrad Visits Baltimore Relatives
Mrs Robert Y Conrad has been visiting relatives in Baltimore for several days. Mr R E Nelson of Wheeling West Virginia has spent a day or two in town on business.
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Robert Y. Conrad H
Baltimore
R. E. Nelson
Wheeling
Www
Charles C. Conrad
Harrisonbureg, Va
The Spoilers at Empire Tonight
Rex Beach play The Spoilers features William Farnum as Glenn Williams and Cherry Maith in leading roles. The drama unfolds over two hours with rugged Alaska scenes and a vivid love story, drawing audiences into a gripping realisitc fight for supremacy. Tonight at the Empire with two shows from seven to nine oclock.
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William Farnum
Glenn — Williams
Cherry Math
Alaska
Nome
the Empire
Local Social News From Hot Springs and Nearby
Mr. and Mrs. A. Murray Young of New York have been staying at Hot Springs Virginia. They registered yesterday at Hotel Jack and left this morning by car for home. Mr. and Mrs. John Keating and their son returned by car to Cumberland Maryland after a weekend visit. Will H. Parry and daughter with Byron Phelps Parry, of Washington, motored in Virginia and stayed at Hotel Jack. Dr. Hugh G. Russell of Richmond is visiting his mother on Amherst Street. Mrs. A. T. Jones and daughter Frances Jones have returned from weeks in Richmond visiting relatives and friends.
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J. H Carroll
St. Louis
Hall
Hammer
Washington
Hotel Evans
Hot Springs
Frank Reardon
Baltimore
P. H. Reardon
South Main Street
George S. Bailey
Maryland
West Virginia
N. W. Farlow
Philadelphia
A. Murray "Young
New York
Tegiste Eren
Jack
John Keating
John Keating, Jr
Cumberland
Will H. Parry
Byron Phelps Parry
Virginia
Hotel Jack
Hugh G. Russell
Richmond, Va
I. W. Russell
Amherst Street
A. T. Jones
Frances Jones
Richmond
Birth Rate Decline Linked to Education and Class Ties
Lecture cites Roosevelt on birth rate as a class issue. Dr. Eliot and Dr. McCuaig support that the educated high‑income segment does not replenish the population, while Wilcox’s figures warn of drastic future declines. A second talk covers child care and later notes address youth life matters and manners for girls.
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Roosevelt
Eliot
Harvard
McCuaig
Wilcox
Cornell University
United States
Sunshine three and the cost of keeping horses compared to rail
A patron writes about the costs of maintaining three horses at $200 per year for depreciation and investment, arguing against shifting all expenses to the train service. The writer discusses sugar pricing by Mr. Galloway and notes a rival Baltimore and Ohio line, suggesting a distribution of sunlight along its right of way to justify support.
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Galloway
Washington
Etdéck
Winchester
Baltimore and Ohio
Mr. Galloway
Greenbrier County Officials Inspect Valley Roads Tour
About thirty Greenbrier county officials arrived by four motor cars in Winchester to inspect roads in the valley. They praised the Valley turnpike’s construction and planned a highway through Greenbrier. Local businessmen regretted the party could not stay longer.
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Greenbrier County
Virginia
Washington
Valley Turnpike
Winchester
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Frye
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Rex Beach
Empire Tonight
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South Bend, Ind
R. B. Griffith
W. F. MeKwee
Mrs. Preffitt
F. C. Walton
Norfolk, Va
C. Nash .Reid
S. C. Dawson
National Fruit Products Company
Alexandria, Va
Mme. Gaillard
J.m.,waller
L. M. Waller
Geo. G. Jennings
Mrs. W. R. Lucas
New York City
A. T. Gundrey
Catonsville
William M. Powell
Chester, Pa
Exeter Evans
Alfred Ferguson
Mrs. Chunn
Winchester Inn
Farnum
Kathryn Williams
Iron Claw
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Pestciose
Pathe
Mexico
N.Y
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S. H. Hable Corner Main and Water Streets
Sheetz
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
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William T. Barr
Jones
Creamery
W. M. Fletcher
Florida
Woodward
South Main St
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Water Streets
Winchester, Va
Boyd P. Newlin
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