Madame Schumann Heink Divorce Case Attracts Public Interest
Newark News notes that the public follows the divorce case of Madame Schumann Heink with interest. It highlights her fame as a world renowned singer and her role as a mother of eight plus one adopted child, praising her character and arguing the court found no proof of unfitness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme
Schumann-Heink
Posseco
Nho
Sue Byrne
New. Jersey
Newark i . News
Political turmoil over Blease election in South Carolina
Fragmentary note reflects on Charles A. Blease's term and controversy around his election. Mentions tension in the South and reactions to Senate selections and perceived law enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blease
South Carolina
Senate
The Bee Busy Little Ais Chore Helper
A fragment describes a busy bee as tireless and efficient in collecting nectar. It likens its rapid movement between flowers to lightning and praises industrious behavior and courtesy in work.
Funeral for Infant Joseph Showalter at Macedonia Va
Rev H W Canter conducted the funeral in Macedonia Virginia for Joseph Showalter infant son of Mr and Mrs Showalter of Winchester. Rev Ed Richardson of the Anti-Saloon League spoke to a large congregation. Various local visits and social notes follow, including residents visiting relatives in Connellsville Wardensville Cedarville and Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maceidonia
Iw.h. Canter
First Baptist
Church of Winchester
Joseph, Showalter
Showalter
Winchester
Ed. J. Richardson
Anti-Saloon League
Cedar Grove Notes and Anecdotes from Cedar Grove Va
Local notes recap social visits across Cedar Grove including Mrs Ferguson of Cumberland Md visiting Mrs Miller Fries and attendance at Pleasant Valley Church children’s day. Residents from Relief Capon Bridge Jonas Spring Winchester and Streitville visit. Dr C R Anderson travels to Winchester. Old at Twenty advertisement features Grape-Nuts testimonial about restored digestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Grove
Ferguson
Cumberland, Md
Mil
Pifer
Edna Carpenter
Russell Carpenter
Harry Hicks
J. W. Hancher
Pleasant Valley Church
Preston Barrett
Capon Bridge
W. Va
C. M. Barrett
Cardus promises relief for women’s ailments with claims
An advertisement touts Cardus as a remedy for long standing pains and “womanly troubles.” It quotes testimonials of relief and urges readers to try a bottle, presenting itself as a universal medicine with many users and benefits.
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Cardus
Middletown Notes Guests and Visitors List Local Arrivals
Dr and Mrs Linweaver and children from Harrisonburg are guests of Mrs Linweaver’s parents in Middletown. Mrs Verse and children from New York City visit the Larricks. Thomas Sperry of Washington visits his parents. Roger Rinker of New York City visits Romanus Rinker. Lelia Ludwig visits Strasburg friends. Mrs S F Rhodes and daughter guests in Basic City. Mattie Canter leaves for Ashville. John Odgen of Hagerstown visits Willeys. Mrs Herbert Larrick and daughter Nancey of Winchester visit. Elsie Edmondson visits Front Royal. Elizabeth and Helen Larrick attend the Harrisonburg normal. Ruth Shearer of Clarksburg visits Edna Strosnider.
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Middletown
Linweaver
Harrisonburg
Romanus Rinker
Lelia Ludwig
Strasburg
S. F. Rhodes
Basic City
Mattie Canter
Ashville
Niet
John Odgen
Hagsnstown
Herbert Willey
Herbert Larrick
Little Laughter Nancey
Winchester
William Larrick
Elsie Edmondson
C. IM
Venable
Front Royal
Elizabeth
Helen Larrick
Via
Ruth Shearer
Charles‘own
W. Va
Edna Strosnider
Temperance lecture and society notes from GMINESPBORO area
In GMINESPBORO Virginia on June 24 Reverend Mr. Reeves spoke at the M E Church South. Master Cecil Rogers visits Martinsburg. Mrs Howard and daughter Lina of Kansas City visit Mr and Mrs John Shaw. Lonza Parsons fell from a cherry tree breaking arms. Dr Smith set the bone. April Fool Day notes explain the 1564 calendar change origin in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gminespboro
Mr. Reeves
M. E. Church
South
Howard
Lina
Kansas City, Ino
John Shaw
Lonza Parsons
Dr. Smith
France
Sale of Five Per Cent Warren Co Road Bonds
Warren County Board of Supervisors offers at public auction in Front Royal Virginia on Wednesday July 1 1914 at 11 oclock bonds totaling 10000 for highway improvement in Front Royal District. Each 500 denomination bond bears 5 percent interest from May 1 1914 with semiannual interest payments and matures in 30 years. redeemable after 20 years and tax exempt. Bids due at par with accrued interest unless first coupon marked credited. Bonds sold separately with option to buy all unsold at the same price. John M Lake chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Warren County
Court House
Front Royal
John M. Lake
Eee
Warren Co
Window shades offered at 20c each by Thomas & Messer Co
Advertises latest patterns in wall paper and 8c a piece gilt items. Window shades priced at 20 cents each. Thomas and Messer Co., 1015 W Baltimore St, Baltimore, Md.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas & Messer Cor
W. Balto
St. Baltimore
Bids Wanted for Winchester Fair Refreshment Privilege
Sealed bids for exclusive eating and soft drink privilege at the Winchester Fair will be opened at 2 p m on Saturday July 4 1914. Excludes sale of peanuts cigars cigarettes tobacco soda water and ice cream soda. Sealed bids must reach the specified hour and date. Privilege reserved to reject any and all bids.
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Winchester Fair
Misses Edwards and Holowade Guests of Miss Athey
Miss Irma Edwards and Miss Alice Holowade from Spencer West Virginia visit Miss Love Athey at her city home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irma Edwards
Alice Holowade
of. Spencer, W. Va
Miss Love Athey
Boy Soldier's Civil War Letter Chronicles Battle At Rail
Frederick Stanley Russell writes from the front describing brutal combat near the railroad, the Fourth Brigade charge, and a late night retreat. He recalls Yankee infantry fire, Hill's retreat, a flag of truce to bury dead and tend wounded, then a calm, cold night and a hopeful return to camp.
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Hull
A. P. Hill
Hill
Her
Stonewall
Thirteenth Virginia
Thirtythird Virginia
Paxton
Thirtythird
Frederick Stanley Russell
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Publishea Behr
Evening Star
Virginia
New York
A. B
Clayden
Brunewick Pigs
Postomice
Bell 82
United
Purcase
Madame
Schumann Eink
Macedonia
Co A
Mr. Henry Chrismore
Connellsville, Pa
Mrs. C
J. Jacobs
Kenneth Petrie
J. W. Violette
W.,h. Huber
R. L. Petrie
Slonaker
Wardensville
W. ‘Va
Eunice Welsh
Cedarville
Dora Funk
Anna Shiley
Emlie Smith
Charles Edmonds
Cedar Grove Notes
Ler Fries
E. Carpenter
Albert Kitchen
Jonas Spring
L. P. Boyd
C. R. Anderson
Ness
the Weaver
Rice’s Music Store
N. Main St
Grenesboro
Cecil Rogers
Martinsburg
Baltimore and
Ohio
Washington
Baltimore
W. L. Fultz
Fair Grounds
Price
Eastman’s Films
Kodaks Andameras
Mondaen
Hagerstown
Potomac River
Antietam
Ae R. Jones
Washington St
MaRyland
C. R. Grubbs
W. Water Street
C. R. Grubbs’ Sanitary Meat Market
the Evening Star
Netho Notes
Union Bank of Winchester
Savings Department
Marguerite
Keller Drug Company
Nort Main St
S. L. Larew
Jos
Wright
Cor. Market & Water
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