Millionaires in Sea Tragedy Off Shore
A steam launch Naushon, owned and captained by Col. John W. Hibbard of Pittsburgh, was stranded off the shore in rough seas. The party included J. C. Goons, C. W. McDaniels, A. E. Bedell, A. W. Hubbard, Robert Mason, and B. W. Markley, among others, as the vessel foundered in choppy waters twelve miles from land.
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Abe McCullen
Ysd
Naushon
Col
John W. Hibbard
Pittsburgh
Gare
J. C. Goons
Illinois Ceneral Assrdad
C. W. McDaniels
New York Corporation
A. E. Bedell
Wpitteburgh
A. W. Hubbard
Kentucky
Brot
Thie
Robert Mason
Mitteburgh
B. W. Markley
New York
Senator Gallinger slams Wilson warning and press influence
Washington June 13 Senator Gallinger condemned Wilsons warning against panics and wage cuts as the worst kind of influence. He accused the Presidents charge of an insidious lobby and urged press censorship. The senator labeled newspapers major sources of misinformation and argued against their power in shaping policy. Also noted are local mentions of Mr Frank Steele visiting relatives and Mr Edward Newman returning from Harrisonburg after his brother in law death.
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The
Star
Washington
Gallinger
T ‘Wilson
New Hampshire
Edward Newman
Harrisonburg
S. P. Pente
Baltimore Wholesale Price Report June 18
Baltimore wholesale prices listed for June 18 show corn at 62 1 2 cents per bushel spot and futures, hay No 1 timothy at 17 50, No 1 clover mixed at 14 50, No 1 clover at 11, butter Fancy creamery 32 1 2 cents, Virginia dairy prints at 21 to 22, live poultry prices for chickens roosters ducks and pigeons, with weights and sizes specified.
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Baltimore
Virginia
Prices Offered by Wholesalers and Local Buyers
The quotations were announced today by local buyers and shippers connected with wholesale markets in Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Washington. Prices listed include Timothy hay 4.00 and other hay at 4.50. millfeed retail 0.65. butter and eggs prices noted. potatoes per bushel and dried apples also referenced.
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Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy praising its effectiveness and urging families to keep it on hand for summer, with claims of superiority and wide dealer availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Summer sun hats for children with embroidery tips
The article outlines making sun hats for children from linen or pique with embroidered designs. It describes padding petals with darning cotton, using mercerized cotton, and edging options like cambric embroidery or Irish crochet. Hats consist of a brim and tam-o'-shanter crown for easy laundering.
All-White Graduation Dress Favored for Gowns
The article argues white wash fabrics suit graduation attire best, citing purity and unity when the class wears the same material. It notes a trend toward glove-less indoor gowns and says black footwear is common though white remains dainty.
Futurist Flowers Adorn Fans In Modern Style
A new decorative method shows flowers fastened to fans for corsages hats belts and neck ruffs. Flowers cling to net lace or ivory sticks without hindering opening. A painter can create a different look by oil painting spots on a net or lace fan with bright color accents.
Straw and Velvet Hat Trimmed in Cherry Ribbon
A black straw oblong hat features a bard and bow of cherry ribbon velvet, accented by a small bouquet of flowers.
Buttonhole shaping in lace and embroidery tips
Good Housekeeping advises basting a strip of lawn under lace to form a firm buttonhole, then cutting away the lawn after stitching for a strong finish. For French embroidery eyelets, outline first with an outline stitch and cut out before finishing to improve shape.
Freckle Face Remedy Guaranteed to Clear Freckles
A Winchester druggist offers a guaranteed freckle treatment promising a clear complexion after one night. Buy an ounce of ethinedouble strength and ask for the double stathine, the only guaranteed money back remedy if it fails to remove freckles.
Modern Woodmen To Hold Festival In White Hall
White Hall, Va June 18 At a Modern Woodmen meeting preparations began for the fourth annual festival at White Hall The Woodmen expect a large turnout and cordial entertainment on Saturday night July 6 on grounds near the Methodist Episcopal Church
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White Hale
White Hall
Methodist Episcopal Church
Modern Woodmen
Local History Meeting Highlights Jackson and Civil War Campaigns
The talk surveyed battles and Virginia campaigns with maps and shafts, stressing instructional value. Hon. R. T. Barton shared recollections of Stonewall Jackson and Washington links, noting Jackson’s human side with humorous anecdotes. a list of participating institutions and delegates will appear in tomorrow's Star.
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R. T. Barton
Winchester
Wayland
Washington
Fort Loudoun
Ola Jack
Jackson
Barton
Alsu
The
Star
Winchester Bank Financial Statement Summary 1913
The document presents a bank statement dated June 11 1913 listing assets liabilities and reserves. Key figures include total assets of 1 996 005 26 and total deposits 1 299 304 27 with notes and bonds and postal savings included. Signatures from cashier and notary validate the report.
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Priyess
Fee
G Ban Om
Can
Spanks Vis
Winchester
Rice
W. Rick
F. Goo M. Teer
Lex R Grim
A Falls
Susquehanna Valley
Buffalo
Harrisburg
A. E. Buchanan
Division Passenger Ag
Telegraph
Strong and Hendsaw Wed at Presbyterian Manse
Strong J W Stuart and Miss Anna Mary Hendsaw, both from notable Bunker Hill families, wed yesterday at the Presbyterian manse on North Braddock street. The couple left after 5 PM for their future home in Berkeley County West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Stuart Strong
Anna Mary Hendsaw
Bunker Hill
North Braddock Street
J. H. Lacy
Berkeley
W. Va
Local visits and family calls noted
Mr. D. C. Randolph stays at his father in law Mr. T. K. Cartmell's Valley Pike home. Miss Mamie Kinzer visits her sister Mrs. L. R. Walker in Washington.
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Mr. D. C. Randolph
T. K. Cartmell
Valley Pike
Mamie Kinzer
Mrs. L. R. Walker
Washington
Ten Thousand Fleeces Bought From Lincolnshire Granary
Ten thousand fleeces stored for 50 years in a Lincolnshire granary with slanting poles to prevent contact with the brickwork have been bought by T. W. Mays & Sons of Bourne. The fleeces belonged to the late Sam Gooseman, a North Lincolnshire agriculturist who died last autumn. They were in splendid condition.
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Lincolnshire
T. W. Mays & Sons
Bourne
Sam Gooseman
North Lincolnshire
London Mall
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement From Winchester Resident
Wesley J. Carpenter of Winchester Virginia endorses Doan's Kidney Pills after relief from kidney pain and back strain. The letter cites extensive use and recommends the remedy, noting price of 50 cents and Foster Milburn Co as sole U S agents in Buffalo New York.
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Winchester
Doan
Wesley J. Carpenter
W. Braddock Jt
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
Uni
Confederate veteran DeLeon summers at Mansfield home
Mr. Peyton M. DeLeon of South Carolina a distinguished officer in the Confederate States Navy and member of the Washington D C Camp of Confederate Veterans spends the summer at Mansfield the home of Mrs Gen John G Walker near town. He was formerly the American consul general to Quebec.
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Peyton M. DeLeon
South Carolina
Washington
D. C
Mansfield
John G. Walker
DeLeon
Albin Brevities Note Visitors in Charlestown and Martinsburg
Albin brief notices list residents visiting relatives in Charlestown and Martinsburg. McSherry returns home in Charlestown after a visit with Mrs. BE. W. Albig. Mary Martin of burg W Va visits Miss Susan B. Howard. Mrs. Snapp arrives in Martinsburg after a stay with Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Lineburg. Jessie Fries of Winches visits Martin Glaize and D. A. Mattison hosts with RB Brown in Lew.
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Albin
Vai
Mie McSherry
Charlestown
Everal Days
BE. W. ‘Albig
Mary Martin
Burg
W. Va
Susan B. Howard
E. Snapp
Martinsburg
B. F. Lineburg
D. A. Fries
Jessie
Winches
Martin Glaize
D. A. Mattison
RB. Brown
Lew
Mount Pleasant Notes Include Visits and Barn Erection
Mt Pleaygpt Virginia residents Fannie Pitdek and lams of Fawcett Gap and Mrs Homer Sherman visited Buck family last Sunday. Jonas Burkhart began building a bank barn for Myr J H Perry here last Monday. Sunday school plans a children day service the third Sunday night. A number attended the June 6th event in Winchester. Mrs Alice Cochran, ill, shows slight improvement.
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Mt. Pleaygpt
Fannie ‘Pitédek
Lams
Fawcett Gap
Homer Sherman
Buck
Jonas Burkhart
Mt. Hams
Myr
J. HY Perry
Winchester
Kidney Pills Help Flor ence Man Says Relief Found
A Florence Oregon resident praises Foley Kidney Pills after years of kidney issues. He reports eight months of use restored health and urges others to try the remedy, available at all druggists.
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Wm. Morris
Florence
Oregon
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