Men and Women Misunderstand Each Other But Move On
A brief note reflects on persistent misunderstandings between men and women and the shared effort to continue daily life. The attitude suggests resilience despite communication gaps.
14 Oct 1916
Page 1
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1916
Page
1
A brief note reflects on persistent misunderstandings between men and women and the shared effort to continue daily life. The attitude suggests resilience despite communication gaps.
A collection of anecdotes about famous figures and their long lasting romances. Washington Irving remained faith-filled to Matilda Hoffman, keeping her Bible and prayerbook beside him until death. Bayard Taylor’s early love with Mary Agnew faced poverty and parental opposition before he found success. The piece blends literary quotes and reflections on devotion and memory across notable lives.
The Winchester office of the U S Department of Agriculture issues a Friday apple bulletin with shipping point prices at 9 30 this morning. Virginia Jonathans and Yorks show varied quotes by city from New York to Chicago with multiple varieties and freight levels noted.
Clarence Hockman of Maurertown Shenandoah County collided his car with a motorcycle near Clearbrook while returning home from Hagerstown. The auto sustained minor damage while the motorcycle was wrecked. Hockman suffered a glass shard injury to his foot but continued his trip home after treatment at Memorial Hospital.
The corporation court in Wiester granted an absolute divorce to Mary Elizabeth Ewartz from Frank M. Swartz. Married February 19, 1906 they separated in fall 1914 and have not lived together since. Swartz filed suit. Ewartz filed a cross bill naming a co respondent and statutory offense. court sided with Ewartz.
The desirable lot Nos 23 and 27 Piccadilly Street including a three story brick residence with modern conveniences will be sold in front of Court House at 12 o'clock m next Saturday October 21. See sale bill.
Citizens complain of fast driving in Woodstock Virginia's business district on Main Street. A police stop watch records show vehicles exceeding 15 miles per hour. several motorists including William Marburg and H C Cline face fines, while others are discharged or have cases continued.
Real estate notice offers the Lewis Winksey property at 411 N Kent Street for sale on easy terms. Attorney M. M. Lyngh handles details.
Advertisement notes 2000 barrels space in Robinson's storage at Charlestown for sale. Apply to H. F. Byrd. Also accepts evaporator apples with inquiries via Bell telephone 363. Notice ends with 18-1p-6t.
Family expresses deep gratitude for the kindness and sympathy shown during the illness and death of husband and father George L. Streit. By his wife and children.
Miss Quinn showcases a sale at Evans Hotel from Oct 18 to 21 featuring suits coats dresses waists skirts sweaters silk and wool dress goods with delivery upon purchase. JorL Gutman and Co. promotes the offer with exclusive lines and goods described.
Practically new 1916 Overland automobile offered by H. W. Ebert. Located for potential buyers seeking a lower cost vehicle with modern features.
The New York steamer Bovie reported sighting a German submarine about 200 miles east of New York. conflicting accounts followed its arrival. The pilot claimed the submarine chased the Danish liner Heiligolav while the Bovie fled. Germany offered to pay reparation for the Dutch freighter Bloomersdijk sunk near the American coast.
Chapman Auto Supply Co at 12 and 14 South Main street will give away a $2350 piano to customers. An advertisement appears on the paper's fourth page.
Richmond dispatch reports Governor Stuart and Judge J B Newman plus Senator H F Byrd opposed Aubrey G Weaver for the Seventeenth Judicial Circuit vacancy created by Thomas W Harrison. Public sentiment in Frederick Shenandoah and Winchester favors Frank S Tavenner, former Shenandoah county judge, with a November appointment anticipated amid bitter local opposition.
In Bayonne New Jersey on October 14 police battled 1000 strikers at three oil wagon attempts. A civilian, Mrs Stephen Pott aged 50, died of fright when officers searched a home for weapons. 150 police surrounded a house as rioting continued and over 200 shots were fired with some aimed to kill. Barret Coopers Wanted advertised by Freda St. Glaize.
The State Health Department reports a typhoid fever outbreak spread through ice cream shipments from a Harrisburg maker to about 40 towns and cities. Harrisburg cases rose to nearly 300 in two days while authorities order Hershey Creamery to stop all shipments and close the plant amid sanitary reforms.
The Star prints installments of the prohibition measure passed last election and goes into Sec 54 outlining filing rules for prescriptions and affidavits. Duplicate copies must be filed with the local circuit or city court by the fifth of each month. A clerk will file and archive these documents for public inspection. A lost watch chain with initials J. MLN is reported. return to Star.
Berlin expert claims heavy Allied losses on the Somme as Italian forces advance along an eight mile front on the Cargo plateau. British and Romanian positions are reported uncertain with Austro German pressure continuing in the Carpathians and along the Romanian border. A controversial estimate of Allied forces withdrawn after months of fighting highlights the day’s war dispatches.
At the close of Baltimore wholesale markets at 8 PM No.2 red wheat traded around 115 88 and 4 with corn quoted at 98 to 99 cents.
Lost thoroughbred tan foxhound named Sonny with white collar and forelegs. Reward offered. Contact Stuart, White Way, Ta dpt.
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