Powhatan Indian comic opera at Winchester House
SOCIETY reports Powhatan the Indian comic opera to be staged at the Winchester opera house on Thursday December 15. The show dramatizes John Smith’s capture and Pocahontas’s rescue with Indians, maidens, warriors and a band of Powhatan children in bright feathered costumes under special lighting. Directed by Albert L. Baker with Daughters of the Confederacy backing, the cast includes Mr and Mrs Frank Haggard of Winchester Ky Miss Bunting of Cincinnati Miss Pearl Haggard of Winchester and Mrs J W Wills of Paris Ky.
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Opera House
Winchester Opera House
John ‘Smith
Daughters of the Confederacy
Albert L. Baker
Frank Haggard
Winchester
Miss Bunting
Cincinnati
Pearl Haggard
J. W. Wills
Paris
Entertained at Ford by Mr and Mrs J W Howard Ky
Mr and Mrs J W Howard of Ford Kentucky hosted a 4 o'clock dinner this week for seven guests. The table featured white and pink roses and the gathering offered warm hospitality to those in attendance.
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Ford
J. W. Howard
Ford, Ky
Mt Olive Baptist Ladies Host Oyster Supper at Hunt School
For the church the Mt Olive Baptist Ladies held an oyster supper at Hunt school house recently and netted about twenty dollars above expenses.
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Ladies of
Mt. Olive
Change of Position for Strode’s Druggist Parks
Mr W Cecil Parks the popular druggist at Strode’s pharmacy has accepted a position with Phillips Drug Co He will be pleased to see his friends at the new location and invites familiarity and continued support from customers and colleagues alike.
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W.cecil Parks
Strode
Phillips Drug
Family Reunion Hosted by Mr and Mrs Sumpter
Mr and Mrs John C Sumpter hosted a family reunion this week with guests including Ira N Sumpter J R Ragland of Lexington Shirley Sumpter James Sumpter Walter Thomson James G Sumpter Sr Frank Hayden J W Hayden Wilmott Sumpter and Richard Cox A bountiful dinner was served and the occasion was greatly enjoyed.
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John C. Sumpter
Iran Sumpter
J. R. Ragland
Lexington
Shirley Sumpter
James Sumpter
Walter Thomson
James G. Sumpter
Frank Hayden
J. W. Hayden
Wilmott Sumpter
Richard Cox
Stag Supper Hosted by Mr Royse at Home
Mr. M. D. Royse acted as genial host for a stag supper hosted at his residence on Thursday evening. Attendees included Mr. Clay Boone, Mr. James Boone, Mr. William Garner, Mr. William Harris, Mr. J. W. Poynter, Mav Oscar Johnson, Mr. James Uensley, Mr. Christy Bush, and Rey.
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M. D. Royse
Clay Boone
James Boone
William Garner
William Harris
J. W. Poynter
Oscar Johnson
James Uensley
Christy Bush
Rey
Social notes and visits in Mt Sterling and surrounding areas
G W Shepherd describes a stylish dining room party with palms and ferns. Mentions Miss Sylvia Day visiting Miss Gertrude Wilson. Miss Annie Woodward visiting in Mt Sterling. Marvin Spradling在 Owingsville for legal business. Bertie Shaw's visit with Mrs. A B Martin in Winchester. Cecil Parks returning from Indiana and Dayton trip. Andrew Lisle and Jessie Belcher wed in Richmond. Gertrude Tucker wed J S Moorman in Louisville. Rev Orley Chandler visiting. VanMeter family moving. J C M Da returns from Wisconsin hunt with two deer. Margaret Rayburn returns to Richmond. Mrs. Chester Tanner to visit from Oklahoma City. former Miss Nellie Hall now Mrs Tanner.
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Sylvia Day
Mt. Sterling
Gertrude Wilson
Boonesboro Pike
Annie Woodward
Marvin Spradling
Owingsville
Bertie Shaw
A. B. Martin
Winchester
Cecil Parks
Indiana
Dayton
Ohio
Andrew Lisle
Jessie Belcher
Ford
Richmond
E. R. Barnes
Gertrude Tucker
Danville
Galt House
Louisville
J. S. Moorman
Marriage of Miss Bessie Brandenburg to William Webster
Miss Bessie Lee Brandenburg wed William Webster in a county home ceremony conducted Wednesday by Rev. J. H. Newberry. The News incorrectly listed the bride’s surname as Osborne in Thursday’s issue.
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Bessie Lee Brandenburg
William Webster
J. H. Newberry
the News
Osborne
Groom-10-81 Kills Himself in Williamsburg Wedding
In New York, George Loeffer killed himself at 28 Devoe Street, where he had prepared to marry Carrie MedAllister at 571 Larimore Street. An aunt said Loeffer worried over poor business as the groom-to-be urged the union despite warnings from his fiancée and her family.
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New York
Larimore Street
Williamsburg
Carrie MedAllister
George Loeffer
Devoe Street
Loeffer
McAllister
Loeffler
Pure silk hose this week only 49 cents
Pure silk hose offered for a limited week at McCord and Phillips with a suggested ideal Christmas present price of 49 cents. The ad emphasizes value and seasonal gift appeal.
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McCord & Phillips
Boyer seeks to help after years of need in Missouri
J F Boyer of Fertile Missouri says he finally wants to help someone else after suffering long from backache nervousness loss of appetite lassitude and kidney disorders. He testifies that Electric Bitters work wonders and a 50 cent bottle is available at Winchester Drug Company with a strong guarantee for liver trouble dyspepsia blood disorders female complaints and malaria.
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J. F. Boyer
Fertile
Winchester Drug Company
Opinion on Poe's stature in world literature
A London Times comment lauds Poe as America's finest literary achievement and superior to任何 comparable European and global works, arguing his excellence would fit in few pages yet stands as the best in its genre worldwide.
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Europe
London Times
The Artist and the Hallucinate In Vision and Mind
The text contrasts interior artistic vision with true hallucination, noting the abyss between them. Hallucination brings terror and loss of self, while poetic vision feels joyful and transformative. The piece then shifts to a local aside about enduring unions, Cupid, and knot-tying pastors. It ends with a note on South American Indians and their swimming technique, the Australian crawl they popularized.
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Flaubert
Red Star coal investment urged by Royse and Boone
A local appeal advises saving money by investing in Red Star coal, supported by Royse and Boone. The notice dated November 14 calls for prompt consideration of the coal as a value prospect.
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Red Star Coal
Royse & Boone
Sigh of relief as women shed corsets worldwide
A report from the Atchison Globe describes nightly sighs around 9 to 12 as women across the world take off their corsets. The sighs grow louder later, reflecting greater relief after long wearing restrictive garments.
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Atchison
Discovered who takes the needles from mamma’s cushion
A fragmentary scene shows Little Violet examining a flow and realizing who removes needles from her mother’s cushion. Tears appear, then she dries her eyes and declares the unknown culprit. The tone is restrained and childlike, with a sense of relief and discovery.
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Violet
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