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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1915

Page

3

Will construction suit in Winchester seeks Wood estate shares

Weekes McGuire as executor of Sarah Knox Wood sues Lola M Wood Nina Von G Wood Eleanor M Campbell Duncan J Campbell Zachary Taylor Wood Marie Wood Brickell J Trist Wood Minette Wood to construe the will and determine distributees and shares. Nonresidents are ordered to appear within fifteen days after publication in The Evening Star Winchester to claim or reject interests. Publication ordered weekly for four weeks.

Virginia Corporation Court of Winchester Weekes McGuire Sarah Knox Wood Lola M. Wood Nina von G. Wood Eleanor M. Campbell Duncan J. Cmpbell Zachary Taylor Wood Marie Wood Brickell J. Trist Wood Minatte Wood Eleanor M. Cambell Duncan J. Campbell Zachary Talor Wood Minette Wood Nina von . Wood Duncan J. Conphe Marie Woot Brickell Evening Star Winchester J. P Beverley Barton & Barton

Responsibility Surrendered and Political Talk Turned

In a clipped exchange Rankin and Beanbrough discuss accountability and suffrage as Rankin notes his wife advocates woman suffrage and will soon take her turn at questioning. The dialogue reveals tensions over political processes and delegations.

Mr. Meekton

To Soften Lemons With Warm Water Soaking

Lemons that have become hard and dry can be softened and juiced again by placing them in a pen of hot water and keeping them at nearly the same temperature without boiling for two hours.

Trustee Sale of 128 Acre Frederick Co Farm in Winchester Va

Trustee Herbert S. Larrick schedules sale of Jno H Enersoles deeded farm 128 acres near Stephens City Virginia three miles southeast with improvements including a dwelling barn and outbuildings growing crops reserved terms require one third cash balance in two annual payments with interest secured by deed of trust on property postponed to October 30 1915 at the same hour and place

Jno Frederick Stephens City Gardner, Grim Jno. H. Ebersole Frederick County Herbert S. Larrick

Unclear dialogue about washing fish in Boston Tran script

Dialogue from a Boston Tran script featuresMrs Axe and Hannah debating whether washing the fish is necessary before baking. Hannah dismisses the idea, arguing the water is clean and washing would be pointless.

Hannah Boston Transcript

His Investment and the Sweet Pea Planting

A man with a hoe finishes planting sweet peas and admires prospects of a bouquet. He notes spoiling a $5 pair of shoes and a $6 pair of trousers, yet hopes good luck will yield a 60 cent florist bouquet.

Singularly Inappropriate Humorous Exchange From Puck

An amusing fragment shows a mock dialogue about torpedoed pride and a country bee joke. It also parodies a sermon, with exaggerated dialect and names like Mrs Jonsing-Dishyah and Mrs Black. The piece satirizes preacher figures and domestic notices in a cartoonish style.

Jonsing Black Puck

Burglary Charge Heard Over Missed Break at Station

In a courtroom exchange the judge questions the burglary charge needing breaking. The complainant insists the suspect stole five dollars at the station, claiming the act still constitutes burglary once the money was taken. The dialogue highlights the legal nuance between theft and burglary.

Marriage as Lottery in a Witty Exchange

A light dialogue unfolds with a cautious bachelor claiming marriage is a lottery and his friend countering that a blank drawing could be discarded, highlighting differing views on wedlock and commitment. The exchange plays on risk and consequence in a humorous tone.

In Danger. A butcher house remark echoes humor

A Chicago speaker recalls standing in a slaughter house while hogs were killed nearby. A New Haven girl's blunt question about fear adds wry humor, quoted by Puck.

Chicago New Haven Puck

PEEP AT ROYALTY

A brief quiz jest about viewing royalty with a playful score. A spectator mentions paying 3.75 dollars and notes a card draw by the holder as part of the gag.

Fortune Shifts as Housekeeper Finds Dressmaking Forte

A playful verse note describes a man or woman chasing luck and fate. A self styled good housekeeper discovers a hidden talent for dressing, changing the course of their prospects with clever craft and timing.

Inmates Seek Permission for Outing Club

Prisoners asked the war den head for permission to form a club. The head granted it and they clarified the club would be an outing club.

They

Their Name Is Legion Dialog Poem Fragment

A short dialogue features Little Lemuel and his father as they discuss the three graces Faith Hope and Charity and, in contrast, the numerous unnamed disgraces. The piece reads like a moral anecdote in a domestic setting.

Legion Lemuel Paw Faith Hope Charity

Worth Trying

DeBorum remarks silence can reveal wisdom and Miss Caustique agrees. A dialogue in the Asylum features a patient obsessed with training pets, claiming to make a moondog bark at a sunfish.

DeBorum Miss Caustique Mr. DeBorum

Force of Habit Mystery Exchange

A dim social gossip scene hints at a formal betrothal proposal. An admirer writes to Katherine asking if she would grant him the refusal of her hand, a curious request revealing social expectations and hidden motives.

Markets Report From Baltimore And Local Sellers

Prices listed by local buyers and Baltimore markets include white and yellow corn at 2.40, rye, barley, flour, butter, poultry, hay, and beef items. Wheat No 2 and corn futures noted with live poultry and dairy quotes. calves priced 7 to 20 dollars per head.

Reece Aeake Baltimore Virginia

New York Apple Market Reports Moderate Supply and Prices

Market notes show apples in moderate supply with warm unfavourable weather and slow demand. Prices for Jonathan King Baldwin etc. listed by barrel and quality. no major quotation changes. Also a Frederick County circuit court notice for Union Bank of Winchester vs T M Conner and Ida Conner Correll seeking judgment and estate settlement with publication orders.

Jonathan King D. H Baldwin N. W. Greenings Seay Ben Davis

Morgan versus Morgan divorce suit in Winchester Virginia

In the Corporation Court of Winchester Virginia Laura C Morgan seeks a mensa et thoros divorce from George Morgan who is alleged not to reside in Virginia. He must appear in the clerk's office within 15 days of notice to protect his interest. Copy-Teste J B Beverley clerk.

Corporation Court Winchester Virginia Laura C. Morgan George Morgan Aivorce J.B. Beverley

Gowns Sign Sparks Forties Street Romance

Phil Hubbard faces a family clash over Pauline’s pin and pattern shop sign placed on a private park gate. He courts Pauline while she builds a couture business, hoping to marry, as neighbors discuss social values and Beechmount's concerns. The German wartime croquetté Vollkost debuts under central control.

Beechmount Phil Pauline Boston Gorbell Mr. Hubbard Fon Polly Mme. Dale France Forties Fifth Avenue T'yre McClure Newspaper Syndicate

Trustee Sale of Desirable City Property in Winchester

Public auction in Winchester Virginia on November 8 1913 offers a two story brick business property on Piccadilly Street No EK fronting 38 feet with 102 feet depth. Debts total 5000 dollars with six percent interest. one third cash due sale day, balance in one and two years secured by deeds and insurance. James P. Reardon trustee.

Roy Kohlhausen Corporation Court City of Winchester Virginia Weoeks Piccadilly Street Anid Street Willis Oscar Barr Jas. P. Reardon Rouse Avenue

Dean's Kidney Pills Told by Winchester Woman

Mrs. John K. Lewis of Winchester testifies that Dean's Kidney Pills help kidney issues and back pain. The ad promotes the 50 cent price and urges buyers to request Dean's Kidney Pills from Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo N A.

Dean Winchester John K. Lewis Braddock St

Absolute divorce action in Winchester Court 1915

In the Clerk's Office of the Corporation Court of Winchester Virginia on October 15 1915 Emma Thomas plaintiff against George Thomas defendant seeks an absolute divorce and general relief An affidavit states the defendant is not a Virginia resident He must appear within fifteen days after publication and a copy must be published weekly for four weeks in The Evening Star and posted at the courthouse door by November 1 1915 Rule Day.

T. M. Conner Ida Conner Correll J. KE. Correll T. M Conner J. FE. Correll Union Bank of Winchester Union Bank Virginia Evening Star J. W. Baker, Jr Ward & Larrick Corporation Court Emma Thomas Aptainst George Thomas Ciy

Foley Kidney to Strengthen the Kidneys

An advertisement touts Foley Kidney as a remedy to restore kidney strength, claim it filters waste and reduces symptoms like headache and tiredness. Sold widely in stores.

Foley

Fragmented City Chat Sparks Thematic Debate

A garbled transcript shows a tense exchange involving a city editor and a porter about an interview on a local subject. The exchange hints at conflicting views and a controversial stance shaping the town’s discourse.

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