Kipling interview sparks American English debate
A Newport News Times-Herald summary notes reactions to Rudyard Kipling's remarks about America in war and peace. Critics call him reactionary while supporters defend his views. Sheridan interview details are contested with Kipling denying some attributed quotes.
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Perlcapese
D. Kipling
Amer
Sheridan
John W. Davis
America
Armists
Kipling
New York World
Dickens
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason
A humorous poem in which a father laments wasteful spending and urges saving. He stresses earning honesty and planning for the future while guiding his wife and children toward thrift. The piece reflects simple village life and practical frugality.
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Walt Mason
Miranda
Republicans Endure Critique of Results Under Busy Power
A regional column cites partisan criticisms of Republican rule since 1918, accusing the party of broken pledges, high tariffs, and rising deficits. It argues Virginians will shift to Democrats, noting stalled leadership and economic claims across tax, trade, and public spending issues. Local notices follow with social updates from Front Royal and nearby areas.
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Massachusetts
Congress
Congress of
United States
Republican Party
White House
Senate
House of Representatives
Europe
Alaska
Rio Grande
Pacific
Atlantic Ocean
Howev.r
Harrison
Virginia
Sunday Services at Market Street Church
The church outlines its fall schedule with a 9 45 a m sunday school and men’s Wesleyan Bible class, morning worship at 11 a m led by Mr Depp, and an evening service at 7 30 p m. The note invites members and friends to attend as the church reopens its homey doors to all.
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Wesleyan Bible
Depp
Thor
Dogs Must Wear Tags On Necks In Winchester Policy
The game wardens of Winchester Frederick County report a new rule from the Commissioner requiring dogs to wear collars with owner tags during hunting. The tag identifies the owner and aids arrests for depredations, with fines for untagged canines and enforcement to streamline the dog tax list.
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Game
Ins
Winchester
Frederick County
Local Notes From Nineveh Va Visitors Visit Relatives
Mrs. E Fisher and daughter Miss Lucille of Maryland and Mrs George Lew ore of Success visited relatives in Nineveh on Friday with Miss Irene McCartney and Eliza.
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Nineveh
E. Fisher
Lucille
Maryland
George Lewore
Success
Irené “Mccartney
Eliza
Winchester Hotel Stock Promotion Claim of Profit and Growth
The document argues that a proposed Winchester hotel project with a 100 room capacity could generate solid earnings to retire bonds in twenty years. It notes a $200,000 preferred stock position, an estimated lot value growth to $50,000, and a building cost near $300,000. The board plans a one year management contract with potential ten year leases and highlights zero commissions within Winchester while promoting community subscription.
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Winchester
Rally Day at First Baptist Church
Rally Day at the First Baptist Church features Sunday School program led by department teachers under Superintendent Bad Woore with music and worship. Morning sermon at 11 on A Divine Condition With a Glorious Promise, youth service at 6:30 on Training For Service, evening sermon at 7:30 on The False and the True In Pleasure.
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First Baptist Church
Bad Woore
Gelie
Charles Adey
Bennett Clark to Wed Miss Miriam Marsh
Engagement announced in Virginia between Miriam Marsh of Waterloo Iowa daughter of Wilbur W Marsh treasurer of the National Democratic Committee and Bennett Clark son of the late Robert Clark a former House of Representatives parliamentarian and American Legion organizer Clark practices law in St Louis Marsh a Vassar graduate pianist composer architect and dramatist daughter of Wilbur M Marsh treasurer of the National Democratic Committee.
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Virginia
Miriam Marsh
Waterloo
Iowa
Mr. Clark
House of Representatives
American Legion
St. Louis
Miss Marsh
Vassar College
Wilbur M.marsh
National Democratic Committee
Triumph Pills Ad for Relief and Suppressed Ladies
An old advertisement urging women to request the “Relief” pamphlet from the National Medical Institute in Milwaukee Wisconsin. It promotes Triumph Pills as safe in proper cases and cautions against experimenting with other remedies, claiming the pamphlet is free.
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National Medical Institute
Milwaukee
Wis
Ady
Rebuild of the Temple Rally at St Paul A M B Church
St Paul A M B Church on North Main announces a Rebuild of the Temple Rally with an ambitious program. Rev W J Miller of Waynesboro preaches in the morning and again at 3 30 pm, Rev Joseph Wheeler of John Mann rehs preaches, and at 8 pm Rev Walker Carter gives an address. Music from Mt Carmel Free Baptist choir and others is planned, inviting white and colored attendees.
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St. Paul A. M. B
North Main Street
Ma. Mn
W. J. Miller
Waynesboro
Joseph Wheeler
John Mann
Stephens City Local Notes News in Stephens City Virginia
Rev Walter Mitchel and family Miss Lewellen Baker and Miss Frances Walton return home. Mrs William Dineburg ill. Miss Mildred Grove leaves Hollins College. Mrs K Baker and children back in Washington. Typhoid fever improves for Mr Hugh Funkhouser. Tom Cover returns to Washington DC. Rev and Mrs Gaither stay at Markham. Mr and Mrs Frank H Sterling visit Dean parents. Miss Katie Snapp visiting Funkhouser home. Mrs Laura Slocum returns to Chester after visit. Mrs William Horner visits A W Dean. Rev E O Graham to Trinity Lutheran Church arrives next week. Mrs Bettie Kalb and Dorothy return to Washington. Mrs H B Dean hosts visit. Stephens City High School opens with 234 scholars. Sam Sargent moves into new house. town welcomes him.
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Stephens City
Walter Mitchel
Lewellen Baker
Frances Walton
Charleston
S. C
William Dineburg
Mildred Grove
Hollins College
K. Baker
Washington
John Steele
Hugh Funkhouser
Tom Cover
R. B. Trussell
Washington, D. C
Gaither
Markham
Frank H. Sterling
E. O. Graham
Young Wédbd
Trinity Lutheran Church
Bettie Kalb
Dorothy
H. B. Dean
Stephens City High School
Sam Sargent
Stephens
Sammy
Desirable 12 Acre Farm Sold At Public Auction Virginia
Under a 1921 deed of trust debtholder authority trustee Joseph B. Newlin will auction a 12 acre farm three miles east of Stephens City on Durkard Church Road in Winchester Virginia. The property includes a 6 room frame house a barn artesian well a good fence and is within one mile of a school. Sale set for September 30 at 11 AM in front of the courthouse.
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Hurbert D. Warner
Frederick County
Court House
Winchester
Virginia
Stephens City
Durkard Church Road
Cadwallader
Halbert D. Warner
EB. W. Steele
UNITED BRETHREN Church Services Outline Week
The United Brethren church schedules Sunday school Bible class and all ages at 9 45. Services at 11 in the morning and 7 30 in the evening led by the Pastor. Young people meet at 6 45. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30 led by E L Fries. Official board meets after evening services. Next Sunday begins a new conference year. Members urged to start with earnest prayer and commit to serving others and God.
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E. L. Fries
Rest Section Notes From Ridgeway Virginia
News notes from Rest section Ridgeway Sept 22 mention Miss Emma Ridgeway leaving for Lynchburg to attend cee College. Miss Ella Stilwell of Shanghai spent weekend with Mr and Mrs Harry Mouldin. Mrs John Whittington shows improvement after illness. Local typhoid cases under Dr Hoff man care are improving slowly. Annie Recor of Baltimore visiting Schlacks. Rose Hammersley of Hedgeville visiting Ashwoods. Ten from Ridgeway motored to Endless Caverns New Market. Mrs Harry S Mouldin Jr and her little son spent several days last week.
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Rest
Emma Ridgeway
Lynchburg
Cee College
Thig
Ella Stilwell
Shanghai
W. Va
Harry Mouldip
John ‘Whittington
Ruth Cooper
Goldie Miller
Walter Barrow
Hoffman
Bunker Hill
Annie Recor
Baltimore
John Schlack
Rose Hammersley
Hedgesville
William Ashwood
Ridgeway
New Market
Harry S. Mouldin, Jr
Little
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