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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1915
Page
6
Page features dramatic scene description of a train crash as a wrecked bridge gives way. It mentions Earl Wieleays and Anna Stewart as observed figures and hints at promotional copy for a Friday feature night with elevated ticket prices for the photoplay "The Juggernaut" by Vitagraph Blue Ribbon.
Vitagraph Lubin Selig and Essanay present The Juggernaut in five parts with Anita Stewart and Far Williams in a railroad smash drama. Costly train wreck scene and thrilling action. Admission 10 cents and 20 cents down. Showtimes 7 50 and 9 15 with a comedy reel at 7 15 and 9.
Veterinarians declare that most so called foot and mouth disease cases in West Virginia livestock are forage poisoning from moldy grasses and forage. Investigations show symptoms resemble foot disease but are caused by spoiled feed under wet weather. Farmers report concerns to the Department of Agriculture as officials review the outbreak.
A provocative remark suggests vanity misleads a man about wind direction, stirring commentary on confidence and perception. The line, attributed to unnamed speakers, prompts debate over self-awareness and judgment in leadership.
Washington society flocks to Mrs. Norman Galt in a tale of rings and romance as the President’s engagement to Edith Galt prompts shop chatter. Debaters argue sentimental value versus profit while capital gossips dissect the engagement in a perennial Washington ritual.
George Cochran of Grimes recounts a horse driving incident where his severely injured brother was riding yesterday. The horse fell on a hard road and burst an artery. The animal is expected to recover.
Charlottesville pair, Mr and Mrs R M Balthis, reveal engagement of their daughter Louise DeMage Balthis to Mr Strasburg Virginia native Charles Keister of Segur. The couple plans a future marriage.
Farmers push wheat seeding this week after a wet spell slowed work. The favorable weather is helping fields advance and most growers expect completion by week’s end.
The remark states a person can live well where he lives, but wealth or luxury, like a palace, is not required. It reflects Stoic emphasis on simple, meaningful living over opulent comfort.
The vaudeville duo Matt and Jeff headline a comic college operetta style show at the Empire next Tuesday night October 19. Gus Hill presents a fifty performer company offering light entertaining fare with prices from five cents to one dollar and early seat advice.
At the 3,000 strong Vassar College centennial address Mrs. James Putnam urged rearing girls to be mannish and trained in dangerous sports. She advocated self defense and even carrying guns, drawing prolonged applause while critics warned against radical feminist views.
In Berkeley Circuit Court a decree of absolute divorce was granted to Robert Boyd from his wife Nellie Myers Boyd. A partial separation had been granted earlier, and both parties are described as prominent.
A Vienna scientist notes aluminum's potential in medicine, with an idea to shape the metal into forms that could function as therapeutic compresses. The design involves channels to manage heat and circulation, aiming to aid treatment.
A Wichita Falls Texas man G W Roberson says Foley Cathartic Tablets are the most delightful cleansing cathartic he has taken. He claims they keep the stomach sweet and liver active and drive away viliousness headaches dullness and other results of clogged bowels. Sold everywhere.
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