Evening Star Consolidates Winchester News Item
The Evening Star absorbs the News Item, combining circulations and continuing publication in Winchester. Company leadership includes H F Byrd as president and general manager, with D B Conrad as city editor and John Hoover as associate editor. Subscriptions are listed in the old rates.
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Post Ofice
Winchester
Evening Star Publishing Company
H. F. Byrd
D. B. Conrad
John Hoover
the Star
News-Item
Evening Star
Eccentric Norfolk Publication Edits From Other Journal
A Norfolk Virginian Pilot note critiques a sister paper editor role by urging the erring brother to render to scissors the things of the Scissor’s. The item reflects a playful press-wide exchange captured in a December 7 context.
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Colubite
Norfolk Virginian-Pilot
Actress Clara Bloodgood Dies in Knickerbocker Crisis
A Baltimore audience waited as actress Clara Bloodgood killed herself after losing 15000 in Knickerbocker Trust funds. Described as despondent over the financial loss, she ended her career and life in a pistol act of despair.
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Knickerbocker Trust Company
New York
Clara Bloodgood
Baltimore
Jealous Husband Pays Up After London Medium Read
A young married man, consumed by jealousy, consults a famous London medium to learn his wife’s activities. The medium imagines a visitor and affection toward another man, provoking anger. The husband, convinced of infidelity, pays the fee and accepts the reading.
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London
Benedik
Notes From Armel Highlights Local Visits And Movements
Armel notes cover Mrs Edgar Patty and daughter returning to Buena Vista Virginia from a month with friends. The Pifer family from Uniontown Pennsylvania moved into their new home in Armell with carpenters finishing it. Shiley of near White Post visits. Will Haymaker spends time in Linden Virginia. Price brothers visit Grimes. Sunday school at 2 and preaching at 3 at Macedonia December 8. Will Perry returns from Winchester. Mrs M A Armel visits Shiley family. Jesse Armel days at Bartonsville and Haymaker day in Armell.
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Linden
Charles Price
John ‘Price
Grimes
Macedonia
Will Perry
Winchester
M. A. Armel
Samuel Shiley
White’ Post
Jesse Armel
Bartonsville
Haymaker
Wivesbyterian Stronghorn Observes Congregation Laying
In Aeaacre County Pennsylvania the Presbyterian churches mark a congregational laying ceremony. The event gathers church members and neighbors to witness the dedication and affirm the church’s mission in the community.
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Aeaacre County
Pennsyvania
No Poor People and the Cigarette Menace
A column argues cigarettes ruin boys and endanger future generations, citing railroad bans on smoking and a New Orleans recruiting failure. It contrasts moral decline with Florence Nightingale’s heroism and condemns infidelity in a courtroom context.
Funeral Honors for Prof Lovett At Shenandoah Valley Academy
Crowds of Winchester citizens attended the funeral of Prof Lovett today at Shenandoah Valley Academy. A. S. Paxton and Miss Susie Paxton of Statesville N C arrived to pay respects, and Dr Macatee of Washington, a Lovett relative, was present.
In Memoriam for Annie E Cain One Year On
In sad remembrance of our beloved sister and daughter Annie E Cain who departed this life one year ago today. By Mother and Brother James Cain. The world was bright then and now a light is gone a voice is still a place is vacant in our home forever remembered with love.
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White House
Cuba
Napoleon
Austerlitz
Valorence Nightingale
England
Crimea
Annie E. Cain
James Cain
Tiverton Boasts Oldest English Water Works
Tiverton claims the oldest water works in an English town. Built in 1240 by Amicia countess of Devon, the structure was presented to the town and still brings water from a distance of five miles.
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Tiverton
Amicia
Devon
Miss Frances Dodge Debuts to Society in Georgetown Heights
A debutante presentation took place Thursday afternoon at Georgetown Heights Washington at the home of Mrs. John Marbury. Miss Frances Chapman Dodge daughter of Mrs. Forest Dodge was formally presented to society. Guests admired crimson roses pink accents and white chrysanthemums. Mrs. Marbury wore black with Mrs. Dodge in black lace over white silk. The gown featured white net and Irish lace with an American Beauty rose. Hosts served coffee and ices as the event concluded.
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Georgetown Heights
Washington
John Marbury
Frances Chapman Dodge
Forrest Dodge
Miss Dodge
Henry Stephenson
Laura Fitzhugh
Robert S. Beale
Walter G. Peter
Jane Beall
Unclear Financial Figures From Damaged Ledger
Fragmented OCR shows amounts like 35 988.86 121 48 1 900.00 604.87 459 36 1 996 82 455 36 1 850 00 and references to Directors, but details are unreadable.
Notice to subscribers of TH Ni ITEM unpaid subscriptions
Subscriber notice from GEO. F. NORTON directing all unpaid subscriptions as of January 1 to be placed in the hands of his attorney for collection for VENING NEWS.
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Geo. F. Norton
Vening News
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