Serbia Battles For Survival Amid Allied Efforts
The report notes Serbia’s dire situation as fighting continues with limited success from British aid and allied support deemed insufficient for the strategic needs.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1915
Page
1
The report notes Serbia’s dire situation as fighting continues with limited success from British aid and allied support deemed insufficient for the strategic needs.
Paris dispatch reports Serbia's stiff stand as Allies plan a land drive to capture Constantinople. British forces rush to aid Serbia though short, while German attacks at the French front are repulsed. News from Rome and Athens notes rail threats in the Balkans and a potential land expedition to bypass the Dardanelles.
Z K Foster formerly of Tennessee now in Winchester was seriously hurt in a car crash near Martinsburg while en route to the Hagerstown fair. He and his brother W M Foster and D M Walker were traveling when the vehicle struck a fence two miles from the city. Foster sustained a dislocated right shoulder and several bruises. he was taken to City Hospital for possible surgery. The other two occupants were not injured. The car was wrecked. Foster and his brother work in the acetylene lighting business.
Two unexpected bargains arrive at Rouss Garage. A 1914 Buick five pass in perfect condition and a 1914 Overland five with electric equipment, both in first class condition. Demonstrations available anytime. Price 15 dollars per month.
Washington reports authorize the sale of 250 million in Panama Canal bonds for national defense and partial repayment of the army and navy increase. The move, tied to the defense program, will be funded from other revenues and shapes the forthcoming presidential campaign. Bryan weighs in on public sentiment and the moral stance amid calls for defense policy amid Europe’s war.
The funeral for Mrs Lila ML Green widow of J F Green was held Tuesday at 4 30 pm from Main Street residence attended by family and friends in Winchester Grace Lutheran Church Rev Dr George S officiated hymns were sung by the church choir At Mount Hebron Cemetery burial followed Pallbearers included G O Miller G G Miller Robert W Schultz Robert S Bell Dr A T William R Miller Lewis A Miller Henkel Miller and more
A late storm felled a large tree before Round Hill church as lightning struck and shocked several men in the nearby orchard. Lester Loy remained unconscious for four hours and was treated by Dr. Swimley of Winchester.
Agnes Catlett a ten year old deaf and blind colored girl daughter of James and Maggie Catlett living near the fair grounds was badly burned when her clothing caught fire after herparents left a smoldering yard fire while pumpkins were being canned Doctors say initial danger passed and recovery hope remains with treatment by Dr Walter Cox
White Palace Restaurant opens at 1b N Main St under managers Rousopoulos and Athanas of Washington. It features a special side entrance for ladies and offers day and night service. Businessmen lunch from 11:30 am to 2 pm with quick, polite, neat service. Book Sunday dinner now.
It was learned today that the President and Mrs Nor may marry during the Christmas holidays. The plan was decided at a conference with the President, Mrs Galt, and Colonel House.
The Winchester Inn on Stewart Street near South Stewart faces public sale on Saturday December 4. Trustees R Gray Williams Harry K K Russell and Robert Y Conrad represent deferred purchase money bondholders. The hotel, built by Equity Improvement Company, has served as a summer hotel with winter guest spaces and sits on a large lawn with substantial frontage and deep depth.
Early today an automobile truck driven by George P. Kern, a noted milk dealer, skidded near the corner of Water and North Main streets and ran onto the sidewalk in front of Gray and Streit’s store. Kern stopped the engine just before crashing into the plate glass windows. no damage occurred.
Through the Winchester Chamber of Commerce a cedar mill will locate in Winchester if enough cedar is secured. Suppliers with cedar six inches or larger across the small end and eight to twelve feet long should contact George Sonneborn, Secretary, at No 12 North Main Street for prices and terms.
The White Palace Restaurant opened this morning by Messrs Rousopoulos and Athanas at 168 North Main street reports good business from transient trade. The venue is described as highly attractive in the Virginia Valley with modern decor, mirrors and glass tables and a clean appearance. The menu promises a full range of good foods served in elegant style.
Wanted immediately able bodied men to pick apples at Brentwood farm near Berryville. Pay is 1.59 dollars per day plus board. Apply in person at the farm coop.
Elder residents recall October 17 1859 when John Brown led a raid on Harpers Ferry arsenal sparking national turmoil. The narrative notes his arrest, trial, execution and the lasting impact on abolitionist history.
Winchester High School easily defeated Woodstock 25 to 5 in a football game at Reservoir Park. The Winchester defense stifled the visitors until the final minutes, and a return match with Woodstock is planned soon. S V A and Augusta Military Academy contest football supremacy this afternoon with strong efforts from both sides.
Bellevue Hospital reports the death of Long Island lawyer Stacktole from heart failure after a brave battle with anthrax poisoning. The case reportedly demonstrates Eichhorn serum as a cure even in advanced stages, with Stacktole near death upon arrival.
Announcement of the engagement of Miss Louise Thweatt Haskins to Mr. J Mur doch Dennis of Baltimore was made by Miss Margaret Graham of Lexington Virginia. Dennis is the son of Judge J Upsher Dennis. The bride to be has prominent Virginia lineage and has been a social favorite. The wedding is planned for the near future.
Master Willie Brown son of Mr Frank Brown a renowned meat merchant was brought home with a foot injury after stepping on bone. Doctors feared tetanus but anti-toxin was given and Jad is rapidly improving.
A fragmented recall of a plea regarding a youth named Will Brown and a discussion of literary figures and works. The text mentions Bayard Taylor, Howells, Hawthorne, Emerson, and Whitman, with reflections on literature’s value across generations and daily life.
A Baltimore and Ohio man from Sandy Hook aged in bed yesterday after a lengthy illness, leaving one son and three daughters. He had been a railroad worker and was remembered as a witchman at Harpers Ferry during the Brown raid and the Civil War.
Help wanted advertisement seeking young ladies for sewing machine work at Lewis Jones' Knitting Company. Describes clean steady work with good wages and 12 to 1 PM minus 1 week.
Public sale of the Jesse Fries property advertised on another page includes six farms four houses and a lot. The notice indicates multiple parcels offered at auction under local authority.
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