Peace terms redraw European borders amid Balkan turmoil
The article outlines a proposed peace arrangement where Turks cede western territory from Enos to Media, with Constantinople and around 6,000 square miles as a final concession. It notes allies claiming 60,000 square miles, with Montenegro and Albania disputed, and Greece fighting Bulgarian forces near Novibazar. It also comments on rising Japan China relations and China’s potential power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fa Line
Enos
Media
Constantinople
Montenegro
Albania
Greece
Nasegbie
Novibazar
Baseball's American Roots and National Popularity
The text traces baseball's origins to 1839 and its 1858 Brooklyn era debut, calling it an American institution. It notes vast fan interest and describes a televised world series era, with Supreme Court justices attending a government business meeting while the crowd follows game bulletins, highlighting patience and business relevance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogy
New
Brooklyn
Supreme Court United States
Jett Hig
Let’s keep our smiles and face whatever comes
A rustic verse by Walt Mason urging optimism in the face of troubles. It counsels bravery and cheerful endurance, noting fears and sorrows but urging resilience and daily cheer despite looming uncertainties. The speaker vows to stay buoyant, avoid sorrow, and keep living with hopeful spirits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael
Walt Mason
Elizabeth Elea nor Crawford Marries Rev John L Jackson
Mrs H Sommerville and Miss Fannie Kennerly attend the wedding of Elizabeth Eleonor Crawford at the bride’s home near Kernetown on Wednesday evening June 18. Other local residents, visitors, and social links are noted as joining or returning from trips and events in White Post Virginia and Harrisonburg Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Post
H. ©. Sommerville
Fannie
Minnette Kennerly
Elizabeth Eleanor Crawford
John L. Jackson
Kernetown
McNabe
Eliza Meade
H. M. Snell
Harrisonburg
Louise Lancaster
Eva Massey
South Carolina
Queen Suppresses Work of Princess Pat
London society buzzes as Princess Patricia of Connaught allegedly faced a royal ban after Queen Mary silenced a manuscript about her Canada and United States experiences. Princess Pat, famed in both hemispheres, declines interview requests on the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princess Pat
Princess Patricia
London
Queer Mary
Princess Patricia of Connaught
Canada
Duchess of Connaught
United States
North America
Queen Mary
Pat
Atlantic
People's Bank Inc shows balance sheet at June 4 1913
Located at Shenandoah county Fredericksburg? correction Stephens City Virginia the statement lists assets liabilities and capital as of June 4 1913. Eugene E Chiles cashier attests the accuracy of the form filed with the State Corporation Commission listing cash balances loans overdrafts furniture and fixtures securities and reserves totaling 92212 58 with notes and bills receivable and dividends declared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens City
Count Frederick
Virgi
Commnission
Eugene E. Chiles
People’s Bank, Inc
Frederick
Virginia
Eugene Chiles
J. M. Steele A. Adams
H. A. Dinges
State of Virginia
Cross Junction Beats Gainesboro 24 to 12 in Weekend Game
The Saturday ball game at Cross Junction Va drew a large crowd as Stots Junction defeated Gainesboro 24 to 12. Local residents noted visits from Miss Goldin Braithwaite and relatives from Berkeley Springs and nearby towns during the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cross Junction
Stots
Wickliffe Brevities
Wickliffe Virginia June 20 Mr Robert Lewis visiting his brother Mr Charles Lewis Reverend and Mrs S A Parker and daughter Miss Marian Parker Berryville visited Miss Bessie Albin on Tuesday Messrs T Hall and Ernest Benn spent Sunday in Washington Misses Janie and Ethel Wynkoop have Miss Margaret Wilson of estown as their guest Mr and Mrs R B Smith are in a few days in Prince Williams county
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Goldin Braithwaite
John Braithwaite
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
S. H. Braithwaite
L. N. Whitacre
Edgar Collings
Hilda
Virginia
Ida
Woodrow
Lee
O Dick
Near Grimes
Daniel Derflinger
McRobie
Kitzmiller
Mae Baker
Washington
R. G. Braithwaite
G. Edwards
Wickliffe, Va
Robert . _ Lewis
Charles Lewis
S. A. Parker
Marian Parker
Berryville
Bessie Albin
Messrs. T. ©. Hall
Ernest Benn
Janie
Ethel ‘Wynkoop
Margaret Wilson
Estown
R. B. Smith
Prince Williams County
Delegates Meet in Chambersburg as Fire Parade Steals Spotlight
Delegates gathered for a convention with Chambersburg chosen as the next meeting site though time awaits the executive committee. The firemen’s parade began at 2 30 p.m. led by Captain John C. Ger big as chief marshal, with Stewart Klenzing and Elmer Speer as second in command. Five town companies formed the parade with bands, except the Juniors who did not participate, while visiting companies included Martinsburg West Virginia Mechanics and F E Co Waynesboro Leitersburg Cumberland Valley Shippenburg Union Fire Carlisle and their bands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Ger‘big
Stewart Klenzing
Elmer Speer
No. 6 Co
Martinsburg
W. Va
Mechanics
F. E. Co
Waynesboro
Leitersburg
Cumberland Valley Fire Co
Shippensburg
Shippen
Union Fire Co
Carlisle
Family Saved By Dog After House Fire Incident
The narrative recounts a fire blamed on a mouse nibbling a match with a dog allegedly injuring Mrs Hartley. Seven tooth marks were found on her calf. Nearby locals and relatives, including Mrs Ashby Perry and Mr Samuel White, are listed with various visits and town happenings. A driven horse near a yard party caused near disaster when the farmhand Welch diverted it into a fence, sparing major damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Mumaw
T. ‘A. Steele
Mabel Dellinger
Woodstock
T. A Steele
Rachel Leroy
Daixota
Leroy
Samuel Headley
Mary Painter
Ashby Perry
C. H. Grover
Reliance
Samuel White
Alvin Shade
Martha Bowman
Queenie Pifer
Lloyd Derflinger
Waynes‘boro
T. A. Steele
L. J. Cave
Ashby
Perry
Alvin
Shade
Oneila Whitacre
Ray Albin
Freckles cream advertised with money-back guarantee
A physician authored freckle removal remedy promises a clear complexion. The ad claims rapid results with ethine and offers a money-back guarantee if it fails. It warns readers to ask for double strength ethine sold by druggists.
Seminary Honors confer degrees at Virginia Theological Seminary
The Protestant Episcopal Theological Seminary of Virginia near Alexandria held commencement exercises with Bishop Robert A. Gibson presiding. Ten graduates were conferred for ordination as ministers, plus Edward A. Temple received a doctor of divinity and Robert E. Lee Strider earned a bachelor of divinity.
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Protestant Episcopal Theological Seminary of
Virginia
Alexandria
Robert A. Gibson
Protestant Episcopal
Edward A. Temple
Warren County
North Texas
Robert E. Lee Strider
Jefferson County
W. Va
Sage and Sulphur Remedy Darkens Gray Hair Naturally
Grandmother used a Sage Tea and Sulphur brew to restore faded hair, with modern chemists offering Wyeth s Sage and Sulphur ready mix. A downtown druggist says customers report natural, even darkening that’s hard to detect, applied with a sponge or brush before sleep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandmother
Wyeth
Draggist
Pastor Declares Artistic Temperament Behind Kiss Scandal
In Richmond Virginia Rev. David Francis of Third Christian Church faces dismissal after kissing Mrs. Inge of his congregation amid gossip. He claims an artistic temperament caused the act and describes the incident as involuntary while preparing to lecture on Ben Hur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Francis
Third Christian Church
2. D. Inge
Lester FE. Grose‘rose
Fairmount Christian Church
Inge
Groseclose
Francis
Pasor
Tandépit
Richmond
First Stephens City Quarterly Conference and Sermons
The first quarterly conference of the Stephens City charge is set for Saturday in Stephens City at 2 30 a m with Rev T J Lambert presiding. He will also preach Sunday morning at Kernstown and Rev A Knox will lead the Stephens City Sunday service at 8 p m using the Prodigal Son study, Up On the Foam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens City
T. J. Lambert
Grace Byrd Pine Receives Diploma from Winchester Conservatory
Miss Grace Byrd Pine completed the course of study at the Winchester Conservatory of Music and has been awarded a diploma in the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise W. Meade
Winchester
Grace Byrd Pine
Winchester “Conservatory of Music
Newly Weds On Vesit Visit Chesaco Park
Mr and Mrs George Biahtey of South Market Street recently married left for a ten day visit to Chesaco Park on Back River Maryland. Mr Ritchie an ardent disciple of Isaak Walton anticipates good sport with red and line during his stay at the summer home of his son in law Mr Molder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Biahtey
South Market Street
Chesaco Park
Back River
Maryland
Ritchie
Isaak Walton
Mr. Molder
Shake Off Your Rheumatists Ohio Time to Get Rid of Rheumatism
An old advertisement-style prompt touts a remedy claim for rheumatism and promotes trying a twenty-five dose bottle of Chamberlain's Liniment with bold promises of quick relief, reflecting period medical marketing language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Chamberlain
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Mabel Massel
Estelle Powers
J. F. Kennerly
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Millwood Pike
John Boyd
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N. Braddock
Eddy Press
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Red Bud
Shenandoah Valley Agricultural Society
Chas. R. McCann
Reqsurer
Hl. & W. Seabright
North Main St. Wincheete
Bath
N. Braddock Street
Pot Office
Main St
R. A. Hodges
W. Piccadilly St
U. B. Ladies’ Aid Society
Valley School House
Evans Corner
Milwaukee
Valley Union Chapel
Martinsburg Turnpike
Chichester 'S
Zeke
Carrie Hudson
Harry Hudson
Seminary
Kiss
Star
Church Hill
Mrs. Inge
Joel Gutman & CO
Baltimore, Md
Winchester Inn
J. P. Haddox
Vesit
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