Local residents and visitors travel for hunting and visits
Messrs Bruce Worthington and Jolliffe depart for Tim Rockingham county to hunt for several days. Mrs Frank Wiseler returns home from Mount Jackson after guests with Dr and Mrs R W Jone on Fairmont avenue. Harry R B Gordon of New York leaves Winchester for Staunton on business. George A Gardner, Baltimore dramatic coach, departs Winchester for home. Samuel R Atwell and Albert B Worthington among county sportsmen today. Miss Emily Weems of Winchester visits Dayton Ohio, after touring Chicago and New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Bruce Worthington
J. Jolliffe
Tim Rockingham County
Frank Wiseler
R. W. Jone
Fairmont Ague
Mount Jackson
Harry RB. Gordon
New York
Staunton
George A. Gardner
Baltimore
Winchester
Gardner
Samuel R. Atwell
Albert 8
Grover Suffers Back Pain Amid Daily Notebook Notes
Yesterday morning while hauling saw logs Mr. B. F. Grover was struck by a severe back pain confining him to his room. Ira K. Grover plans a Washington trip Saturday to visit sister Mrs. B. J. Hillidge. George Carper is recovering from appendicitis surgery by Dr Bruir of Strasburg. The Star readers praise the paper as the state's best local daily with growing interest each issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Grover
George Carper
Bruir
Str.s
Ira K. Grover
Washington
B. J. Hillidge
the Star
Christmas entertainment at Best Chapel School
Dec 25 at 7 pm the Best Chapel Sunday School will present its Christmas entertainment. Mr C E Ridgeway returned from Harrisburg on business while Mr L R Payne visited Martinsburg for work. Allen Payne reports good clover seed yield and quality. Snow delays farmers on corn and fodder but patience remains.
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C. E. Ridgeway
Harrisburg
L. R. Payne
Martinsburg
Best Chapel
Allen Payne
Winchester druggists offer Vinol cure for colds and coughs
Franck Baker & Son advertise Vinol as a guaranteed remedy for colds and coughs in Winchester, claiming standard tonics are inferior to their concentrated cod liver oil product. They boast a refund if it fails and warn old remedies may harm digestion, while praising Vinol as delicious and potent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franck Baker & Son
Vinci
Winchester
Special Meeting of Council Tonight
A special meeting of the City Council is set for eight o'clock tonight in the City Hall Council chamber. The committee on granting a telephone franchise is expected to submit its report, though its exact contents remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramezbug
Local Progress and Mishap Report from Rural Community
Mr W Snapp returns from Baltimore where apples are in cold storage Emery J Snapp to work in a Baltimore department store Postmaster Baylis expands store room signaling rising business Milton Snapp to relocate repair shop to a larger farm Mt Paul Church to install a new furnace improving worship space Harman Bramback damages Loring Funkhouser s buggy in a collision. no serious injuries reported
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W. Snapp
Baltimore
Emery J. Snapp
Milton Snapp
Elijah Rudolph
Mt. Paul’s Church
Harman Bramback
Loring Funkhouser
Funkhouser
Capon Literary Society Debates On Women's Intellect
The Capon Literary Society holds its first winter debate at Red Bud on the question Is the intellect of woman equal to that of man with EL Fletcher and K K King for the affirmative and Edgar Fletcher and C Anderson for the negative. Miss Roba Simpson of Winchester visited Capon last week while M Julius Braithwaite recovers from pneumonia. Mr H Anderson returned to Richmond and Hunter Trump of Clarke visited the Ridge. F B Good hosted the largest corn shucking in years with 150 hands and an expected seven to eight hundred barrels of corn.
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Capon
Richmond
Hunter Trump
Clarke
F. 8
Good
Protracted Meeting At Paxton Chapel Opequon Area
Rev N N Hall held a long meeting at Paxton Chapel near Opequon. Ralph Rinker of Parsons W Va returned home after visiting relatives, planning to meet sisters nurses at the Asylum Hospital in Washington. Mrs Jane Hodgson widow of H M Hodgson is critically ill. Aden Kidwell suffered a near nasal injury from a hog kick while butchering. James Boyce’s sons recorded three coons from one tree in a single night hunt.
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N. N. Hall
Paxton Chapel
Opequon
Ralph Rinker
Parsons
W. Va
Washington
Asylum Hospital
Jane Hodgson
H. M. Hodgson
Aden Kidwell
James Boyce
In Memoriam for Frank Cain Died December Nineteen Eighty Two
In sad remembrance of my dear boy Frank Cain who died one year ago December 1982. The verse recalls him sleeping in the graveyard where flowers wave. His loving parents ask for a gentle sleep and hope to meet again in heaven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Cain
Darling
Ministers Swap Pulpits In Martinsburg For Sunday
The Rev. I. K. Cromer of Centenary Reformed Church Winchester will lead both services at Christ Reformed Church Martinsburg next Sunday. Dr. Hoffheins of Martinsburg will preach at Cromer’s church in an exchanging of pulpits for the day.
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I. K. Cromer
Centenary Reformed Church
Winchester
Christ Reformed Church
Martinsburg
W. Va
Hoffheins
Mr. Cromer
Massey Reports Eighth Fox Killed This Fall
Mr John Massey reports eight foxes killed or captured this fall near Round Hill in this county after his dogs killed one yesterday in front of his saloon on North Main Street.
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John Massey
North Main Street
Round Hill
Mr. Massey
Local News Snippets and Visit Notes
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets refund offered if effective. E W Gropa and Miss Mamie Byrne, visiting her mother on Washington street.
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Mamie T. Byrne
Washington Steet
The Fear of Death and Its Social Toll
Julian Hawthorne argues fear of death shapes society and law, with funerals and medicine anchored in that fear. He envisions emancipation through death, a shift to purposeful living, and calls for enlightenment to reduce irrational dread.
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Martinique
Julian Hawthorne
Brandur Magazine
Hessian fly observations at Kentucky station suggest planting delay
Kentucky experience reports to avoid fall injury by delaying wheat planting until October 6 or later, with milder falls favoring October 8 or 10. Deep plowing and spraying with coal oil emulsion reduce injury, while lime alone does not help. Rye suffers little damage. three annual Hessian fly broods occur in eastern Kentucky.
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Kentucky
Lexington
Borem
Miss Pepprey
Philadelphia Press
Catarrh Cure Ad Promises Cure in All Stages
An advertisement touts Hall’s Catarrh Cure as a guaranteed remedy for catarrh in all stages, claiming medical credibility and offering a reward. The copy emphasizes a singular cure endorsed by the medical fraternity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Women Warriors in Civil War Roles and Notable Figures
A Savannah News overview details women who disguised as men to serve in war, including Christian Cavenagh who enlisted to be with her husband, later wounded at Landen and exchanged as a prisoner. It also mentions Dr James Barry, Mrs Lindley, Christina of Sweden, and other cases of women serving, fighting, or disguising themselves in military contexts.
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Christian Cavenagh
England
Hobland
Landen
St. Germain-en- Laye
James Barry
Noman
Cape
Malta
Barbados
Lindley
Sixth
Ohio Cavalry
Fort Magruder
Hanover Court House
Bull Run
Antietam
Boonsboro
Christina
Sweden
Europe
Savannah News
A Scotch Druggist’s Thrift and Philosophy
A Scottish man known for thrift and stoic outlook recalls a night bell tale. He sells nauseous medicine to a distressed customer and earns a halfpenny. His wife grumbles about profit, but he praises the gain and the avoidance of pain, thanking heaven for both.
Time Recorder Found With Sentry and Conspiracy Tale
A naturalist on Great Sangir Island discovers a curious time recorder in a rajah's house. Two linked bottles in a wood frame measure half an hour as sand shifts. Twelve notched sticks and a hook mark hours while a gong signals time. The excerpt also includes comic exchanges about Darwinism and family Rules for Johnny and Tommy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Sangir
Indian Ocean
Celebes
Spice Islands
Smoking Request From Miss Snappe Sparks Exchange
A fragment shows Mr. Kallow-Er-beg asking to smoke, Miss Snappe defers unsure if she has tried before and cautions against starting here. Philadelphia Prenat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Kallow
Miss Snappe
Philadelphia
Bar the signer's eye and the taby in Chicago News
A fragmented Chicago News item mentions a signer's eye and wealth linked to health, with cryptic phrasing about Saturday Hyem. Readable details are sparse and no clear event or人物 is established.
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Chicago News
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J. P. Hadaz
Baylis
Iness
Wyrt
E. W
Grogpa
Virginia
Jel
Women Warriors
Squibob
Daily Bread
Noett
Chicago Tribune
Johnny
Tommy
Dad
Boston ‘Transcript
Wey, Sia
Hyem
Nick
Horsey & Atwell
Head TO Foot Outfitters
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Shen
Valley National Bank
Rly
E. Bruce Capper
West Water Street
the Jawoler and Optician
Ss. H. Hable
United States
Nat. Bank
Real Gs
J. W. Henshall
Rouse Ave
Oden’s
North Main
Evans
R&m
Amy
Monogram
Buckeye Club
Ylto
Monticello
Paul Jones
Welty’s
Old Henry
Henry Brothers
Sue
R. M. Henry N. Market St
Eagle’s Meat Market
South Main Street
Margretta
Gertrude McCormick
Berryville
Marshall McCormick
J. J. Ringer
Mr. Bulla
Algernon
Sullivan
Flora V. Zilford
Amherst Street
T. C. Hetherley
County of Frederick
County Court House
Back Creek
R. B. Lockhart
Hook
Schuler
Building &c
William Triplett
Hetherley
Bosr’s Preminme
Bereta
Blythe and Galloway
Court House
Miller Supply CO
Chad
W. E. Barr
North Main St
the Evening Star Pub. Co
H. W. Clowe
North Dmiipt Vreot
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