The Evening Star Publication Details in Winchester
The Evening Star published daily except Sunday by The Evening Star Publishing Company in Winchester Virginia. It is consolidated with Morning News Weekly News Weekly Times and Weekly Mirror. It is a 2nd class mail matter with subscription rates listed for various terms.
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Evening Star Publishing Company
Winchester
Virginia
Morning
Weekly News
Weekly Times
Weekly Mirror
The Fish That Got Away in a Fisherman’s Tale
A poem recalling a long tradition of fishing yarns about the biggest fish that slipped away. The speaker notes the lure of luck on a sunny day and the familiar boast of the world famous catch, with a freckled boy awaiting a bite by the brook and a bold fisherman’s triumph.
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Walt Mason
In Memoriam Clinton Grim 1914 Obituary Poem
In sad remembrance of Clinton C Grim who died June 7 1914 aged 48 years. A devoted wife writes of tears and grief and longing for reunion beyond the river to the shore.
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Clinton C. Grim
Dr McCuaig to Speak on Delicate Sex Topics
A lecture by Dr. McCuaig attracts broad support from Ohio clergy and leaders. Reform and sociological insight are highlighted as ministers weigh how to address sex and marriage with broader audiences. The discussion includes endorsements from Rev M B Fuller and praise for McCuaig’s expert approach.
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McCuaig
Ohio
Newell Dwight Hillis
Old Plymouth Church
Brooklyn
N. Y
Hillis
Hammer Imagery Reflects Power of Divine Eloquence
A historical passage compares a speaker’s forceful delivery to a hammer strike weighing 10,000 pounds. The text likens McCuaig’s treatment of his subjects to a serene touch followed by denunciation, delivered with divine eloquence and irresistible conviction.
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McCuaig
Frank B. Robinson Is Much Improved
Frank B. Robinson of this city, manager of the Ranson plant of the C. L. Robinson Ice and Cold Storage Corp., is reported much improved after a surgical operation at Charlestown Hospital. He is under Dr. Venning care and underwent the procedure four hours after admission. The operation was successful though complications existed prior to it. He has rallied and is improving daily.
Honor Immortal Bard Parade Crowns Harrisonburg Anniversary
The Shakespeare pageant parade for Harrisonburg’s three hundredth death anniversary drew nearly 1000 participants, mainly students, in Elizabethan garb. Mayor Downing received Queen Elizabeth, portrayed by Mrs. Saylor D. Myers, who gifted the city keys. Mrs. Myers, a Harrisonburg native, wore a grand gown and was supported by Sir Walter Raleigh and a court of costumed ladies. Mrs. Campbell departed for Charlestown, West Virginia, to visit friends.
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Harrisonburg
Broadway
State Normal School
William Shakespeare
Court Square
John H. Downing
Queen Elizabeth
Saylor D. Myers
Sir Walter Raleigh
Queen’s Court
Doan's Kidney Pills Praise From Winchester Resident
Mrs. J. H. Cooper of 318 S Braddock St Winchester testifies Doan's Kidney Pills cured her Bright's disease severe kidney and back pain. doctors said her kidneys were well after treatment and she still endorses the remedy over six years later. Price 50c at all dealers.
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Winchester
Doan
Careless Spraying Warned By Oklahoma Station
The Oklahoma Station cautions that spraying must cover the entire surface with a fine mist. Partial spraying leaves disease entry or pests and can wash off in rain, reducing effectiveness. Emphasizes full coverage to protect foliage and fruit.
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Oklahoma Station
Apple Indian Pudding From Old Recipe Card
A historical recipe describes Apple Indian pudding with Indian meal molasses brown sugar milk salt butter cinnamon and ginger. Scald milk pour over dry ingredients add apples bake slowly for three hours to finish.
Ways to Seal the Silo for Fresh Silage
The article outlines methods to protect silage from air and spoilage after filling. Techniques include covering with straw and watering, sowing oats on top, and removing last ear to feed stalks through ensilage cutter, minimizing waste while preserving corn.
Irish Apple Pie
Pure and core apples cut into quarters or eighths, arranged in a baking dish. Season with brown sugar and spices, add quince marmalade for a De Neto flavor, splash of water, cover with puff pastry, and bake one hour. Free 209 apple recipes from the Virginia State Horticultural Society in Winchester, Va.
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Virginia State Horticultural Society
Winchester
Good Crops Expected In Frederick County Fields
Farmers report general optimism about crops with wheat uncertain but likely similar to past yields. Grass and timothy hay promise strong output, and corn doubles as rains soften soil. Some fear soft ground invites cutworms. binders should harvest wheat by late June or early July as winds return.
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Frederick County
State funds urged for emergencies and local revenues
A fragment notes that funds should flow into the state's strong box for emergencies and that license fees and other money are expected from cities and counties immediately.
Symbol of Health Star on Chamberlain's Tablets
A five point red star on each package is described as a symbol of health dating to ancient Greece. The ad promotes Chamberlain's Tablets for indigestion biliousness and constitutional upset and claims quick relief. Available from druggists everywhere.
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Ancient
Greece
Valley Lutherans Conference Held Near Winchester
The Valley Lutherans gathered near Winchester in Shenandoah Valley with twelve ministers and fourteen lay delegates. Topics included Baptism the Lord's Supper church development and world view. The meeting featured generous local hospitality with daily dinners and plans to meet next in Rio West Virginia in October.
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Rio
W. Va
Port Personals and Humorous Juxtapositions From Newspapers
A collection of comic blurbs notes Jess Willard demanding 30000 dollars to fight win or lose Tom Edison doubting Nobel prize value James Whitcomb Riley's estate shows Hoosier pride over Milton and Richard Harding Davis interviewing a king causing fluster and apology for unpolished crown contexts.
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Jess Willard
Philadelphia Press
Tom Idison
Washington Post
James Whitcomb Riley
New York Evening Sun
Banks Come Over With Their Taxes
Richmond Virginia May 27 The cash balance in the state treasury stands about 1 200 000 auditor Moore says the state is ready to meet bills outstanding and to have funds for interest payments due July 1 about 425 000 will be needed All banks state and national are required to pay their state taxes before June 1 and many are bringing in cash today this will add about 180
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Richmond
Moore
Ada
Nitrate of Potash Deposits Found in Nevada Region
Extensive deposits of nitrate of potash are reported in Nevada's northwest corner with potential finds across California and southeastern Oregon. If commercial, this shifts reliance from Germany and Peru or Chile, prompting federal aid for water-powered plants to extract nitrogen from air for cheap nitrates and wartime explosive supply.
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Nevada
California
Oregon
Germany
Peru
Chile
United States
Congress
Orange Judd
Miss Henning to Marry Mr Lowry in June
Miss Morenge Elizabeth Henning will wed Ernest Basil Lowry of York South Carolina in Winchester late June. The Henning family of the city announces the engagement. Lowry is son of J E B Jewry, prominent York residents, and works in the cotton trade.
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A. D. Henning
Morenge Elizabeth Henning
Ernest
Basil Lowry
York
South Carolina
J. E B. Jewry
Winchester
Cie
Lowry
Trustees Sale of Desirable House and Lot in Winchester
By virtue of two deeds of trust from the late John W Stevenson the undersigned will offer for sale at auction in front of the house in Winchester Virginia at 12 o'clock noon on Saturday June 24 1916. The property is No 124 north side of W Leicester street adjoining William T Barr and others, front 24 feet depth 111 feet, the same occupied by the late John W Stevenson at death. Terms One third cash day of sale balance in one and two years with interest, secured by deed of trust and insurance on buildings. M M Lynch Trustee Wm M Bowen Auctioneer.
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John W. Stevenson
Hochester
Seth Hipubite
Winchester
Virginia
Leicester’ Street
William T. Barr
Tohn
W.' Stevenson
M. M. Lynch
Wm. M. Bowen
Willards Wellters to Speak on Southern Christian Convention
Rev. Willard T. Wellters of the local church will occupy the pulpit tomorrow morning and report on the Southern Christian Convention held recently in North Carolina. He attended as pastor. No evening service will be held tomorrow.
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M. B. Fuller
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
Lima
Ohio
Pittsburgh
Williard T. Wellters
The
Christian Church
Southern Christian Convention
North Carolina
Mr. Walters
Theer
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UU. S. Army Blankets
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Melville Woolen Co
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Apple Indian
Valley Lutherans
St. Paul's Church
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W. B. Reed
Busiaruae
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Miss Henning
Mr. Lowry
Circuit Court
E. Edmondson
Minnie. Edmondson Et Als
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Security Cement & Lime Co
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Martinsburg
Security
Hagerstown
Maryland
N.3. Reeves
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Laura Fanster
John H. Cunningham
J. B. Boyle
Westminster
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Aitha Johnson
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Strasburg Junction
Juliet A. McCaw
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Robert D. Miller
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Fannié Fugitt
E. ‘Germain St
Janney Milburn
White Hall
Care Star
Lesmen
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Murray Avenue
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J T. Fisher
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H. E. Shirley
DeHaven
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