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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1916

Page

2

Whiskers Debate Posts Sharp Lessons in Virginia

A Winchester edition satirizes political vanity in a brisk verse, lampooning whiskers versus razors in high places. The spoof contrasts shaving with staged moral lecturing, urging readers to care about public image and factional rhetoric amid aging leaders.

Fragmentary OCR figures and values in unclear sequence

A garbled OCR line presents a jumble of numbers and monetary values such as 1,000, 865, 1990, 91,919 and 10,000 with scattered digits like 73.546 and 64 170 00. The text lacks coherent context, names, places, or dates to identify a specific event or item.

Winchester Inn hosts diverse guests and railway inspection

Recent guests at the Winchester Inn include Mr and Mrs Charles Bliss of Arisonia Conn Mr and Mrs W H Pierce Waterburg Conn Mr John E Baker York Va Mr and Mrs Bechtell Pittsburgh Pa Mr Harry Barnhart York Pa Mr S D Affleck Westfield N Y Mr and Mrs Zimmerman Wooster Ohio Mr J J Ulmer Philadelphia Pa Mr and Mrs J A Reed Pittsburgh Pa Mr J Dalzell McKee and Mr Earl Winburg Pittsburgh Pa The Cumberland Valley Railroad inspection led by President M C Kennedy of Chambersburg will depart Harrisburg early Friday and arrive in Winchester in the afternoon with dinner planned in the city.

Winchester Inn Charles F. Bliss Harry Barnhart York S. D. Affleck Westfield N. Y Zimmerman Wooster J. J. Ulmer Philadelphia J. A. Reed Pittsburgh J. Dalzell McKee Earl Winburg Cumberland Valley Railroad M. C. Kennedy Chambersburg Harrisburg Winchester

Ambiguity in Billion Naming Across Nations

The term billion has two conflicting meanings based on geography. In the United States it denotes a thousand millions, while in some historical British usage it meant a million millions.

United States Great Britain

Guthridge and Miss Strosnider wed in Middletown

George Borden Guthridge and Bessie Mae Strosnider, both from prominent Middletown families, married Saturday by Rev. Dr. J. H. Lacy at the Presbyterian Church manse. They left for a wedding trip to Washington and eastern cities and will reside in Middletown upon their return.

George Borden Guthridge Bessie Mae Strosnider Middletown County J. H. Lacy Presbyterian Church North Braddock Street Washington Amos Strosnider Mr. Guthridge Edward Guthridge

British Interference With US Mails Targeted by Wilson

President Wilson discussed British interference with American mails and the blacklist with Walter Page at Shadow Lawn New Jersey. The talks focused on pressuring Britain to change its stance after Page’s planned consultation with the British foreign office.

Shadow Lawn N. J Wilson Walter Page Great Britain Io-Wonderstood United States Foreign Office London

At the Races Vet Graduate Impresses

In a witty scene a man claims the pony expert is a college graduate proving knowledge of horses. Greene retorts that the graduate is from a veterinary college, highlighting the joke about expertise and credentials at the track.

Redd Greene Veterinary College

Before and After Matrimonial Mirth

A witty exchange between Mrs Wederly and her husband in a domestic vignette. The pair banter about idealism and realism as they discuss courtship and their married life, ending with a feline interruption.

No Rose Without a Thorn and Funny Observations

A collage of quips and short sketches includes lines about soup kitchens, a launderette, a jealous daughter in the stage world, a widow and her lords of the Smart Set, and jokes on marriage, appearances, and the absurdities of money.

Roy W. Rinker Weds Miss Della L. Good at Presbyterian Church

Roy W. Rinker son of William Rinker and Miss Della L. Good of Frederick County were married Saturday at the Presbyterian Church manse on North Braddock Street. Rev. Dr. J. H. Lacy officiated. witnesses included relatives and friends. The couple plans to reside in the county.

Roy W. Rinker William Rinker County Della L. Good Charles Good Woodstock Frederick County Presbyterian Church North Braddock Street J. H. Lacy Rinker

Young Frederick County Girls Head to Forest Glen

A group of young ladies from Frederick County departed this morning for Forest Glen Maryland to take up roles with the National Park Seminary management. The party includes Cora and Lola Snapp from Opequon Mary Lockhart Neta and Lela Richard and Eula Moore of Mountain Falls and Myrtle Liggett of Wardensville West Virginia.

Frederick County Forest Glen National Park Seminary Cora Lola Snapp Opequon Mary Lockhart Neta Lela Richard Eula Moore Mountain Falls Myrtle Liggett Wardensville W. Va

Datinr Phagnht Reflections On Love And Sorrow

The quote suggests that understanding happiness and sorrow deepens empathy for others. As we learn more about human experiences we become kinder and more willing to help those in need.

Habit in Mankind and Island Emery

N a Punishment Sure. Sickness is punishment for breaking one of nature s laws and ignorance of the law is no excuse. Nature is kind but she knows no pity for ignorance unless we are willing to pay years of penance for a day s negligence. Man is the creature of habit and some ruin themselves by drink or other vices yet succeed at it. Emery is the best natural abrasive shipped from the island of Naxos in Greece, supplying more than 15 percent of the world s annual output.

Woodrow Charley Hughes Fairbanks Hughes Naxos Cyclades Greece

His Proper Sphere Weather Sharp Comment Cited

A Baltimore American quotation notes a debate over an eldest son’s fit and future, with remarks about judgment and fore sight and a suggestion that he be made a weather sharp.

Baltimore American

Consoling Sermon Brings Humble Insight

Dialog captures a minister's sermon prompting a husband to reflect he could be worse, while his wife asks if he found consolation. The exchange ends with the husband admitting the sermon’s message of humility and self awareness.

John

Winchester Presbytery Sets Spring Meeting in Moorefield

The Winchester Presbytery, previously meeting in Burlington, West Virginia, has adjourned its faN session and will hold the regular spring doom in Moorefield, West Virginia.

Winchester Burlington W. Va Moorefield W.va

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