Fragmented verse line reads with hard edge and warning
A fragmented poem line contrasts water and coal with lawn care and pruning, warning about a man who lacks fidelity. The speaker urges caution toward vows and risky relationships, hinting at gendered cautionary tone.
What Summer Was and Was Not
An editorial meditation on summer’s virtues and flaws, arguing the season may be lost or redeemed by perception. It weighs dreamlike moonlit beauty against sweltering noonday harshness and suggests summer might return with a new dress or tempered temper. CROSS ROADS items follow with local notices and travels through Virginia events.
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Summer
Befoe and After A Ballad Of Faint Love
A fragmentary verse tale depicts a lover pledging impossible feats from dragons to stars to win a beloved smile. The rhythm turns into a stray, garbled ending as a passerby overhears a husband’s groan.
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Fair Maids
Timmyrot
Husband
Grimes News Notes and Local Visits
Rev Daniel E Mottley of Washington DC will preach at Galilee Church Grimes on Sunday the 12th at 11 am and 7 30 pm. The church invites everyone to attend. Locals plan to visit the Winchester fair this week noted for its improved efforts. Mr John Rickard of Middletown spent several days with the Teet Brothers.
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Grimes
Daniel E. Mottley
Washington, D. C
Galilee Church
Body of Lusitania victim dies again on voyage home
Montreal Sept. 10 Relatives of Mrs. George Washington Stephens widow of G W Stephens learned her body, recovered off Ireland, sank with the Hesperian after the ship was torpedoed by a German submarine while she was being returned home.
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Montreal
George Washington Stephens
G. W. Stephens
Ireland
European War Briefs Touch Diplomatic Recall and Front News
Ambassador Penfield in Vienna is ordered to seek Dr Constantin Dumba's recall as envoy to the United States. Austria-Hungary reports capturing Dubno as Berlin claims a two kilometer front victory. Paris notes a ferocious French defense with one exception. Allies prepare big forces for a Dardanelles assault. Zeppelin raids kill 20 and injure 86 in London and counties. Southland torpedoed in Turkish waters. Russian War Office claims success near Tarnopol with 8000 prisoners, 30 guns and many machine guns captured. German center advances slowly as Hindenburg's north fails to breach the Dvina.
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Southland
Red Star
Vaderland
Russian War Office
Tarnopol
Galicia
von Hindenburg
Grand Duke Nicholas Headed to Caucasus Headquarters
Grand Duke Nicholas, removed as head of Russian forces, travels to his new headquarters in the Caucasus as the crest of strategic realignment unfolds in the war.
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Nicholas
The
Caucasus
Hopewell Gunmen Kill Two Men in River Road HoldUp
A late night highway ambush near Hopewell Prince George county resulted in one colored man killed and another mortally wounded, with two white men shot and injured. Police and a posse pursued the highwaymen who escaped, three colored suspects were arrested but not proven guilty. Tension rose between foreigners and local workers but no clashes occurred.
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Hopewell
Prince George County
du Pont Powder Company
Infant Dies At Home In County
William Trenery Carper infant son of Mr and Mrs W S Carper died yesterday morning at their home six miles southeast of the city from indigestion. The funeral will be held at ten o clock Saturday morning at the parents home with interment at Mount Hebron Cemetery. Rev Mr Wilson of White Post will officiate.
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W.S. Carper
Mount Hebron
Mr. Wilson
White Post
Schools May Bar Children Over Colds
Common colds are contagious and boards of health in many cities are considering barring children with colds from school. Foley's Honey and Tar Compound is an old and reliable family medicine and frees children from coughs, colds, croup and whooping cough. Parents may save trouble by giving before school begins. Sold everywhere.
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Foley
Winchester Circuit Preaching Series Planned
The pastor Rev. W. H. Sampsell will preach at Pleasant Valley Sunday at 10 30 a m Fairview at 8 p m and Mt. Olive at 8 p m on September 12.
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Fairview
Mt. Olive
W. H. Sampsell
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