World Attacks Bryan Over Appointments and Duties
The New York World yesterday published a bitter attack on Secretary of State William Jennings Bryan accusing him of neglecting official duties to promote his political friends and government payor appointments. The piece appeals to Democrats to approve efficient party members in office while condemning the alleged bias and lack of ethics in the press critique.
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William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Bryan Democrats
New York World
United States
Albert of Belgium in World War I Era Analysis
A Chicago era commentary praises King Albert of Belgium as a capable leader in the European conflict. The piece notes his exile status, his concern for Congo, and his disciplined, devoted approach to governance amid indifferent continental politicians.
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Belgium
Albert
Europe
iAlbert
Leopold
Congo
Be Wise and Kind to the Cherished Guest in the Dining Room
A humorous verse condemns overbearing hosts who fill a guest with excessive dishes. It mocks pretentious hospitality, urging hosts to recognize when a guest should leave and to avoid forcing endless courses and heavy meals on reluctant visitors.
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Ark
Simmons Liver Regulator
Refuge Brevities Bright Revival and Local Social News
Refug e Virginia December notes a revival led by Rev. A Knox and Rev. J C Myers with good attendance. The column lists residents visiting relatives and friends, school teachers visiting from Fairport and Middletown, and locals attending meetings. It mentions J W Murain rebuilding after a fire and various visits among Hartley Bowman Gardner Grim and Welsh families.
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Refuge
A. Knox
J. C
Myers
Minnie Gardner
Crowell Gardner
Belva Virginia Gardner
Belva Gardner
Mma Conner
Rose Ogden
Fairote
Brew J. He Ogden
Middletown
BeTa Gardner
Violet
Craigville
Staunton
Pearl Headley
Maude Magthéers
Charles Hartley
Clarence ‘Pitcock
Annie Jenkins
Lona
Whitacre Notes Chronical Local Illness and Visits
Whitacre notes Selma Hinckle remains ill with whooping cough though showing slight improvement. McCormick siblings from southern Virginia visit with Fred and Lou Whitacre. Carrie Watson of Middletown returns home after associating with Elder Sewell Good in church meetings at Capon Bridge Ebinezer and Cross Junction. Mount Hebron meeting continues with preaching planned at Primitive Shared on Sunday Col Rm P Chew of Charlestown.
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Whitacre
Selma ‘Hinckle
Mr. McCormick
Louise McCormick
Virginia
Fred
Lou Whitacre
iMiss Carrie ‘Watson
Middletown
Sewell Good
Gore
Capon Bridge
Ebinezer
Cross Junction
Mount Hebron
Pubng Sale of City House and Lot
Public auction by trustees M M Lynch and James P Reardon for a dwelling and lot at 330 Fairview avenue Winchester Virginia fronting 24 feet on east side of Fairview. Sale December 5 1911 at 12 noon in front of the County Courthouse with terms: one third cash, balance in one and two years secured by purchaser bonds at 6 percent with homestead waiver.
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Theodore C. Clark
County Court House
Winchester
Virginia
Fairview Avenue
Wm. Racey
Funeral Services For Mrs Swimley
The funeral of the late Mrs. Mary er D. Swimley widow of Mr J L Swimley, a former prominent farmer of the northern yesterday, was held in Paynes Chapel by Rev P A Brother of Brucetown. Interment followed in the church graveyard. A large gathering attended. She was in the entieth yiar of age and survived by an adopted daughter Mrs vamée Snapp, one brother Law ce Tt Payne of Rest, and three sisters Mrs ¢ietke wife of Dr E B Smoke of White Hat, Miss Annie T Payne of Philadelphia, and Miss Lelia A J Payne of Brunswick Md.
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Paynes Chapel
P. A. Brother
Brucetown
Swimley
Vamée Snapp
Glace
Lawce Tt. Payne
War Governor's Daughter Dead in Virginia
Widow of Dr. Albert Harris and daughter of the war governor of Vir Virginia tiered by phrasing. Survived by son JLeteher Harrison of the University of Virginia.
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Albert Harris
Calf
Vir
Edward Eceain
Sioa
America
Jleteher Harrison
University of Virgina
Funeral Services For Clarke People
Funeral services were held Saturday afternoon for Mrs. Faniesci Rolyard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Kercheval, who died at Winchester Hospital. The Baptist Church hosted the rites with Rev. Julian Broaddus officiating. pallbearers included Meyers, Clinton Foley, Arnold Foley, Eugene Glover, Guy Shackleford, Harry Warden and William Hart.
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Winchester Hospital
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Charlestown
Deaters
HB. Zeilin & Co., Proprietors
St. Louis
Weaver Pianos
Rice’s Music Store
N. Main St
Ph.o
Tf Grimes
HI. S. Whitacre
Osteopath
Martinsburg, W. VA
M. M. Lynch, James P, Reardon
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J L. Swimley
Xmas Entertainment
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Baltimore
Mellionaire
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Decker
Lileditt
Fletcher
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New York
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Delco Electric
Auto Livery Co
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Huntsberry's
Gorage, Cor. Water
Braddoc
Footer’s Dye Works
Cumberland
A. Heller & Co
McVicar Carriage Works
MecVicar Carri
Nzine
Yeora Padgett
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