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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1914
Page
4
A December 30 report forecasts a prolonged European war with trench warfare in the west and likely similar sieges in the east. It notes the need for large numerical superiority and warns Allied forces face heavy losses. a breakthrough before next summer seems unlikely.
The Manufacturers' Association of Pennsylvania denounces tariffs as too low. They claim wartime conditions have boosted protection yet industry still suffers, arguing that European demand and war have raised costs and that the Republican protection theory remains insufficient.
The State suggests Virginia O Hanlon deserves a rest from popular Santa Claus lore once again. The column notes the original 25 year old New York Sun letter and its enduring Christmas impact while acknowledging Virginia’s growth and possible successors in the Santa myth.
Readable portions mention weariness of war and mention of slain, bees, wedding rings, and rain. Context is fragmented with unclear sequence and missing key details. No identifiable person or event fully clear from the text.
A reflective piece contrasts endless war talk with lighter topics like corn crops and Christmas joys. It imagines avoiding grim themes and promotes discussing buttercups, mistletoe, and toys instead.
Gainesboro items from Virginia December brief notes include community updates, small notices, and local happenings. Names and places are partial and unclear in the clipping.
Mr and Mrs Jerry Shade and children of White Hall visited Mrs Shade s parents Mr and Mrs B F De Haven on Sunday. E Trenary and children visited at the DeHaven home. Derwin Parish and family spent weekend with Dr and Mrs N R Smith s. Miss Nellie Lee called on Miss Hamima Dilcott. A Christmas shooting match held at Jesse Luttrell s drew fine prizes. Rev Wendell Allen and family visited Basic Virginia. Grace and Frances Larrick spent days with sister Mrs E W Adams.
A Georgia woman cites relief from an eczema nightmare after using Resinol Soap and Resinol Ointment. Miss Ethel Scott of Milstead reports itching and burning eased after one application and complete healing in a week. Physicians have prescribed Resinol for nineteen years for skin troubles.
Nery accompanied by Miss Martha White will spend Christmas vacation at her parents' home Mr and Mrs J Y Himel. Patrick Williams, Roanoke College student, visits home near here. Bessie Whittington recovers from ton silis. Ina Gilbert stays with Jacob Crabill family. Ivan Miller and Mary Hulver visit Winchester. Eva Cammer stays with Arena Clowser. Molic O Flaherty and children visit J S Crabill family.
Canterburg Notes lists guests at the Hale home for Sunday dinner including Arthur Grim Georgia Painter Grace Painter NeHie Painter Mae Painter Roger Kline and Vernon Kiline plus Lola Hale visiting Shenandoah Institute student Beisie Cave. Christmas Day guests included Fred Dovel B Painter J C Hale Lola Hale and Mrs Lee Cave and William Dovel.
Mr. James Williams visited the home of Mr. George Brenner on Sunday. Quie Evel Miller spent the weekend at her parents Mr and Mrs Archer Miller. Mrs Miraha Hulver of Mountain Falls has been visiting here recently.
In Tulip Virginia on December 30 updates from Mr G A Jim and family and Miss Sarah Kline spending Christmas with Mr and Mrs Grim and family. Several locals including Mrs C M H Grover and daughter Mrs T C Little visit near Refuge. Miss Ketye Evans and Emma Grim also noted with illnesses and holiday visits among Grim family.
The Gravel Springs charge in Bloom Brevities mourns the departure of Rev. Frank Gilbert after nearly three years. Under his ministry the church added about one hundred new members. Mrs. Gilbert will join him in Alesia Maryland as they seek success in their new home.
MetLife policy holders approve mutualization at a New York meeting with 65 000 votes in favor and about 1600 against. Most votes cast by proxy.
Torchy and Vee promote a romance for others in Sewell Ford's latest Sunday Magazine tale. Read it in the Washington Sunday Star.
William V Thrush of Mineral County West Virginia appeals a Martinsburg verdict of 4000 dollars for breach of promise secured by Ira Lea Fullhart. A bond of 5009 dollars was posted for the second trial and appeal to the federal court.
Democratic committees of Augusta Staunton and Highland counties met at Staunton on Monday and declared W H Landes of Staunton the party nominee for state senator to succeed Edward Echols. He was the only candidate.
Samuel H. Sayre Sr., grand regent of the Royal Arcanum of Virginia and prominent Hampton citizen, underwent a serious operation at Dixie Hospital two days ago. His condition is described as very dangerous. Sayre is well known statewide for his work with secret organizations and has many friends across Virginia.
Philip Warner Carper a well known young farmer of Stephen son section Frederick county and Miss Maiti Fifgne Windery of the same section were married Monday at the manse of the Presbyterian church on Braddock Street North Braddock. Rev. Dr. JH. officiated.
Mrs. Chas Racey Himelright died after years of illness. She was daughter of J. M. Himelright and survived by husband and eight children all of Wilton. Funeral held at 5 Springs To Saturday at O clock with Rev. Frank Gilbert. interment in adjacent cemetery. Holiday visitors listed from surrounding towns and families.
In Hayfield Virginia on Christmas day Mr and Mrs Elmer Wingfield of Gainesboro hosted dinner. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Edward Melwee and Mr and Mrs J W Mekwee of Hayfield. Nellie Lea stays with aunt Mrs J W Mellowee then visits her mother Mrs Maggie Lea in Gainesboro. Mrs Edward Mellwee joins Mr Meellwee in Hayfield after three weeks with her parents in Tanney Maryland. Mrs Mamie Miller of Hayfield shopped in Winchester on Christmas Eve.
Terra Haute Indiana mayor faces a five count indictment alleging conspiracy to corrupt actions tied to a trio of last night events. Prosecutors claim the charges involve collusion with associates over municipal decisions.
A. Harmon accidentally shoots and kills his cousin John A. Muncy while hunting in Floyd County on Monday afternoon. Harmon slipped down a small embankment and his gun discharged after catching on a object.
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