German High Command Weighs Bold Moves in Europe
A Springfield Republican analysis argues the German general staff may strike suddenly if Balkan states falter or if Turks weaken at Galipoli. It contemplates a push through southern Russia toward Odessa, with timing and targets shaped by Balkan alliances and Russian developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balkan States
Galipoli
Russia
Ukraine
Odessa
Galician
Balkan
Monéir
Saleate
Springfield
Mags
Teachers Pay and Citizens’ Wit in a Satirical Rhyme
A verse by Walt Mason lampoons education and public funding as he mocks the pay of teachers and the public’s generosity toward politicians. He questions priorities with sharp humor about schooling, cost of education, and civic support.
Canterburg News Items Highlight Local Returns
Lola Burnell Hale returns to Dayton Virginia to pursue a post graduate piano course. Mrs Albin comes home after a week with niece Grace Snider at Pennsylvania. Miss Page Randolph Hale, an operator at Boyce, returns after visiting parents Mr and Mrs C Hale at Stephens City. John Fleming of Ohio visits his sister in Toms Brook for a few days.
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Canterburg
Lola Burnell Hale
Dayton
Albin
Grace Snider
Entylvania
Page Randolph Hale
Boyce
Ae C. Hale
Stephens City
John Fleming
Ohio
Toms Brook
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement by Winchester Resident
Winchester carpenter B H Leathers testifies Doan's Kidney Pills relieved his frequent nighttime kidney secretions. He reports stronger back and overall improvement after use and says a few doses restore comfort when kidney issues recur. Price 50c at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY props. If needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. H. Leathers
Carpenter
Market Street
Winchester
Doan
Mr. Leathers
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Vs
Personal notes from Berryville readers
Local society notes list guests and visits across Berryville Virginia with names such as Captain Hoogewerff and Mrs McCormick at Clermont and Miss Cordelia Pringle of Annapolis. Many residents travel to Washington, Charlottesville, and nearby towns visiting relatives and attending events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
Hoogewerff
McCormick
Two Fatal Accidents Reported Near Harrisonburg
In Harrisonburg on September 20 Dwight Good of Dayton died after a bicycle accident on the way back from Bridgewater College. He was thrown from his bicycle two miles from the college.
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Dwight Good
Dayton
Bridgewater College
Hugh M Nelson Dead and Local Obituaries
Hugh M Nelson on General Ewell’s staff died in 1862 and left a young son to care for his mother and sister. He is survived by his widow Mrs S Page Nelson and several children and siblings. The funeral will be held at Long Branch near Mill Creek Church. Also in Millwood, Frank Flory died after injuries from a kick, leaving a mother and siblings. Burial at Old Chapel graveyard. Walter Nicklin visiting in the city.
Mashed Fingers At Work In Ensilage Cutting
Mr. Clark Wright a farmer near Wadesville mashed several fingers of his right hand while cutting ensilage late Saturday afternoon. He was feeding the machine when the accident happened. Dr. Compton rendered medical attention. The injury is very painful but not considered serious, with hope that amputation will not be needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Wright
Wadesville
Wright
Compton
Womanly Intuition Sparks Upstairs Discovery
Mrs Flatleigh notes a half eaten lobster and Camembert in the dumb waiter garbage, hinting at wealth upstairs. Mr Flatleigh questions the wealth, while a judge remains a witness to the exchange.
Penny Cigarette Bargain Sparks Curious Exchange
In a lighthearted dialogue a character warns Tom against smoking noting the cheap price hides nicotine valerian opium and carbon. Tom dismisses concerns with a shrug as the exchange shifts to humor and irony about cigarette contents.
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Tom
Striking Cover Design Gains Big Newsstand Attention
A busy author touts a striking novel cover concept promising to outshine every other newsstand display. The design is framed as a vivid, attention grabbing visual aimed to draw readers and spark interest in the new work.
Count and Heiress Exchange Quirky Dialog
A brief exchange features a Count and an Heiress noting weather and a ticket. The Count remarks warm weather while the Heiress comments on lucky timing and not losing a ticket. The dialogue carries a light, humorous tone without a clear news event.
Define the ideal man in two disagreeing voices
A dialogue excerpt shows Miss Jeerwell refusing to define an ideal man while Bildad presses for a clear standard. The exchange lampoons the impossibility of a perfect definition and hints at social discontent and irony.
The Best Thing Phrase Quizzed by Diver’s Dizzy Moment
A brief dialogue notes a man named James feeling dizzy in water. It frames the moment as a positive turn, suggesting the dizziness implies his head was swimming and the situation prevented potential danger. The exchange relies on interpretive humor.
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James
Threatened Divorce Riddle in Walking Suit Joke
A humorous exchange features a wife demanding a walking suit and a husband debating buying one to avoid a walking suit tied to a lawsuit. The quip plays on wordplay about clothing and legal action.
Couple Spar Over Old Warnings Before Marriage
A wife recalls previous demands to hold hands before marriage. her complaint contrasts with her husband’s easy reply that it would hinder her housework. Their exchange hints at lingering tensions over expectations and domestic roles.
Outwitted Quote Sparks Witty Pearl Necklace Exchange
A playful exchange about buying a pearl necklace unfolds with humor. The line implies tears as a motive, then a counter from the other party promises to cry until receiving the item.
Safe Caution About Faces and Par Value
A brief quip compares taking someone at face value to a safer bet of judging by par value. The line blends caution with wordplay on value and appearance.
Prohibition Candidate Lewis Willis Contends for Page Rappahannock Seat
Lewis Willis, a former IRS official and native of Rappahannock County, seeks the prohibition banner in the Page and Rappahannock legislative district. He cites opposition to costly school book changes and the elimination of useless offices as key planks. Col. Robert F. Leedy, a longstanding Democratic incumbent, contests the seat. The campaign is expected to be lively.
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Page
Rappahannock
Lewis Willis
United States Internal Revenue Service
Rappahannock County
Blue Ridge
Robert F. Leedy
Public Sale of Amos Foreman Farm in Frederick County
Public sale by deed of trust dated September 6 1912. Amos Foreman farm near Gore Frederick County Virginia 170 acres more or less with dwelling and timber. Bid: one third cash sale day, balance over two years with bonds at 6 percent and insured by deed of trust and fire policy. Debt due $700 with interest at 6 percent from 1912. John M Steck trustee. 15-4w.
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Effie Orndorff
J. Riley Orndorff
J. M. Steck
Frederick County
Virginia
Court House
Winchester
Gore
Amos Foreman
John M. Steck
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Evening Star
Evening Star Publishing Company
Harry Flood Byrd
Bell 33
Unite
Weekly Times
Weekly Mirror
Germany
Sian
Walt Mason
Winchester Citt
Soneborn’ S
Marion H. Parker
Washington, D. C
Kitty
Ralph Burton
G. A. Bowen
Riverton
Thomas Gains Smith
Warrenton, Va
Harry Dillingham
W. M. S. Hammond
J. T. Griffith
Loudoun County
J. L. Harriman
Rosemont
R. T. Mahone
Lynchburg
T. W. Whittaker
John E. Hoffman
Wilmington
Delaware
J. E. Ogden
John Moore
University of Virginia
Ellen Mott
Gloucester County
Jane C. Moore
Lee Fisher
J. D. Willey
W. T. Lewis
Charles F. McGuire
E. L. McGill
Washington
Colt
Harrisonburg
Hugh M. Nelson
Ewell
Confederate Army
Marie
Adelaide -Iolker
General Holker
Boston
Springsberry
Mr. Nelson
S. Page Nelson
Washington Neljson
Prescott Huide,koper
Romney
W. Wax
Hugh M. Nelson, Jr
L.clarke County
Walter Nicklin
Alexandria, Va
Adam Thatcher
Grand Theater
Cumberland
Bettie Thatcher
South Main Street
W. B. Snider
Charlestown
W. Va
Philadelphia
Gipedtidvermmhergy
Eee
In. the Star
Col. Leedy
Star Office
H. P. Geiser
Star ‘Tice
Leslie Magazine
Godey
Bert S. Larrick
Atty. Sat
Empire Theatre
North Market St
Lady
Chambersville
Mountain Falls
Lelia Richara
John Harmer
N. Braddock St
Ford
Betsen B. & O
Capon Bridge
Clinediust
A. B. Pugh
R. N. W. Washington
Footer
Palm Beach
Panama
Footer’s Dye
MD. C. A. Heller & CO
Ues-That-Sat
Union Bank of Winchester
Fair Supply
Thomas-Gigain
Depo Jenkins & Dun
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