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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1913
Page
4
Fragmentary text argues against Chartres plot to destroy Governor Sulzer, expressing regret and belief that Sulzer would resist and avert national calamity. References to Mike and perceived sinister powers appear in incomplete stance.
The New Sun notes critics miss the reporter's loyalty and fidelity as they discuss his death in the Stamford disaster. The piece honors his dedication to truth and the newspaper’s mission even amid fierce scrutiny.
A short reflective quip from Walt Mason urges doing things right with full effort. The prose poem compares striving with integrity to a steady path, emphasizing faith, hope, and neighborly conduct as guiding principles in everyday life.
Community items from White Post and nearby towns mention 18 Mr Walstein Snell of Hardy and parents Mr and Mrs David Meade at Berryville horse show. Mrs B E Haupt visiting daughter in Home Beauty, Winchester. Kenneth Petrie injured her throat. treated by surgeons after first aid. Multiple residents visiting relatives in Winchester and Ohio. Emma Zetta Gardner and Lulu Violette seen about town.
Hubert Lee Penn infant son of Mr and Mrs Hubert Penn of Clear Brook, brought to Memorial Hospital last week for ear treatment, died Saturday afternoon. Funeral services were held yesterday with interment in the Stone Church cemetery near Green Spring.
Stephenson Virginia reports neighborhood attendance at the Berryville Horse Show. Mentions visiting relatives from Texas to Winchester and Millwood, camp plans during a camp meeting, peaches being picked, and trips to Loudoun for a quarterly Lincoln meeting. Mentions residents visiting soldiers camp near Winchester and relatives at Indian Qassanetta Springs.
Mrs Edward L Kemp of Baltt we is the guest of Mrs D H Er at her home on North street awaiting warm hospitality and possible social visits in the local community.
In Vaucluse Virginia Aug 18 Mr and Mrs William Lupton Cumberland Md visit sister in law Mrs Edgar McCartney Claude Stickley leaves for an extensive trip to northern and western states spending most time in Philadelphia New York Boston Niagara and Detroit Mr W S Kline sale well attended Mrs B H Gruver Reliance and Mrs Shirtz Gruver Chevy Chase Md visit The Willows hosted Mrs William Stickley Catherine Irene and William Stickley Jr Bethel Berry and Mrs exiH Kline entertained guests including Mr and Mrs J Harvey Kline Mr and Mrs F Espites Kline and Mr and Mrs J I Wise Mr and Mrs John Fisher and
All OC Va Wing notes list Howard O Fallon and family from St Louis visiting Mrs O Fallon. William Randolph Jr. visits his parents here. Edward Clark from Alexandria stays with Mr and Mrs William Strider. May Briggs from Amisville visits Frances Beers here. Dr and Mrs Nathaniel Burwell of Shepherdstown return after Berryville horse show. John Woolfolk of Knoxville visits his mother Liz a Woolfolk. George Burwell returns from Merida Mexico. Prescott Huidekoper and wife return to Romney from Long Branch. Virginia Hansucker returns from normal at Luray. Golda Dearmont returns after Cumberland visit. Frances Beech returns from Amisville. Miss Scott of Culpeper visits Dr Scott here. Lola Jenkins visits Mrs William Wilt at Rippon. Ella Holland spends Wednesday with Mrs Lacy Levi at Berryville. Charles Mullikin and family of Washington visit Mrs B O Fallon at Red Gate.
Winchester readers hear a testimonial from Mrs James Cooper of 118 West Germain Street about kidney disease relief with Doan’s Kidney Pills. She credits two boxes with restoring energy and sleep, enabling her to return to work, and urges readers to buy the remedy from local dealers with Foster Milburn Co. as U.S. agents.
Mrs 03 By Kine ES and Marvin Kiine spent a Friday afternoon with Mrs 18 Perry near Middletown. Nannie Peery and Grace Kite visit Middletown. A luncheon hosted by Mrs Joseph Gochenour drew attendees from the neighborhood. Mrs Boel of Rockland visited Dr and Mrs EB Powers. J L Hacks of Lincoln Illinois cites Foley Kidney Pills as cure for kidney trouble.
Washington street resident Robert W. Hunter leaves for Baltimore. Mr. and Mrs. Hoffman and son stay at Rock Enon Springs Hotel. Leroy Chamberlin of Waterford registered at Hotel Evans. Charles Terry of Philadelphia visits town. Miss Hartshorn guests at North Braddock street home. B J Dowdell of Baltimore and Ohio Railroad spends weekend with family. Clay Drewry leaves for Richmond. Gwendolyn Kennedy from Atlantic City guests at Baker home. Annie Russell returns to Fairmont, West Virginia. Miss Mary Meredith visits then returns to Washington. Julia Potts returns to Baltimore after visiting Lilian Kremer. Mrs. Laura Smith of Philadelphia visits Swimley home. Miss Mamie Pingley returns from Lebanon Church relatives. Mrs. N E Harvey leaves for Red Cloud, Nebraska, with Miss Rettle Amick. Mrs. Arthur Spangler and Virginia Spangler return to Zanesville, Ohio, with Miss Virginia Pinkerton. Genevieve and Virginia Faherty leave Kernstown for Philadelphia. Margie Hodgson leaves for Washington, Baltimore, and Philadelphia.
A promotional note praising graceful aging and defending against women's diseases. It extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a natural remedy for organic derangements, claiming forty years of success as a reliable treatment.
A large number of touring motoring parties from various sections of the country were registered at Hotel Evans yesterday while touring Shenandoah Valley. Names include Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Greve of Passaic New Jersey Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Farry and Mr. and Mrs. Gray of Harrisburg Pennsylvania C B McGilfrey A K Williams and H Schneider of Springfield Ohio O M and L Wells of New York City G B Beckford of Washington and Mrs Tirawh of Bluemont Va Hale Beckford of face Bake o28d atdbahs Woon weet blank Charles Reiter and George Keszler of Baltimore Dr and Mrs C E B Wogan and Mr Guy Wogan of Carlisle Pa James Carruthers Miss Linda Carruthers and Miss Bertha Barker of Round Hill Va and Mr S C Brooks of Purcellville Va and Mr and Mrs Rector Williams of Richmond and Mr and Mrs George L Browning of Orange Va
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