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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1916
Page
4
A compact verse from Walt Mason titled Rippling Rhyth by Mountain Hills appears in The Evening Star. It evokes rugged Colorado scenery with vivid Mountaineering imagery and playful wordplay as the speaker revels in lofty peaks and wild nature.
A Frederick Maryland report notes the Indianapolis gathering of the Red Headed League of America. About 400 members from five states attend the first annual meeting celebrating red hair as a distinctive trait and social identity.
Critique argues that government blacklisting American lawful business figures and restricting US Europe mail flows provokes a response against the revenue bill. The piece links postal restrictions to broader fiscal policy and political pressure.
The United States rejects Britain's censorship of mails as suppression of communication. The World argues the blacklist makes the U S a commercial vassal and calls for retaliation against unaddressed American protests. It notes allied diplomats’ consternation and urges response to British policy.
Richmond Virginia September 9 Plan for a National Guard day to honor Virginia troops on the Mexican border is under discussion by the Administrative Board. Commissioner Hirschbere will oversee the celebration if Camp Stuart troops remain. otherwise, a general celebration will be a welcome for returning men.
Mrs Laura Bratcher of Ready Kentucky says she suffered months with headaches nervousness and heaviness. After failing with two doctors she took eleven bottles of Cardui and regained strength and health. She urges other women to try Cardui at druggists, noting it has helped thousands over 50 years.
In Luray Virginia on September 9 a mysterious pond near four miles northwest has vanished after fifty years of stability. The three acre body likely emptied through a subterranean channel to the Shenandoah river about a mile away. German carp remained on the pond bottom attracting buzzards as scavengers gather.
Hon. Hal D. Flood and H. G. Peters campaign in Lee and Scott counties for Democratic candidate Mr. Trinkle. Flood reports unprecedented enthusiasm in the Ninth district for Wilson and predicts Trinkle will win, with New York and Ohio leaning toward reelecting Wilson.
We offer sharpening for safety razors at 3 a dozen and razors at 35 cents, scissors 15 cents. We sell and sharpen everything in cutlery work. Guaranteed satisfaction or money returned. 116 Park Ave. 225 for
Public auction in front of the Court House in Winchester Virginia on Saturday October 7 1916 at 2 oclock. The property owned by the late David S Glaize located Nos 23 and 27 south side of East Piccadilly Street between Main and Market Streets features a nine room brick residence with bath and modern conveniences a store room a large stable and other improvements. One third cash day of sale with balance in two equal annual installments secured by deed of trust bonds and insurance policy. Possession given immediately. Lonnie Lynch and B Glaize decd auctioneers. 9 9 4w
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