Vote for the School Bonds at John Kerr Public School
On Monday March 16 voters will decide on issuing 10 000 dollars in bonds for a new school building and equipment. E Holmes Boyd, chairman of the school board, argues the need is clear and strong and the editorial endorses the proposition.
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John Kerr
Lic School
E. Holmes Boyd
Boyd
Local option fight called for Winchester voters
Judge William M. Atkinson fixes April 45 as the day for Winchester citizens to decide if saloons may be licensed or if local option will rule. Public sentiment is divided, and the outcome will hinge on the portion of the electorate that turns out. Every qualified voter should cast a ballot according to conscience and judgment.
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William M. Atkinson
Corporation Court
City of
Winchester
Case of Too Much Lovey Dovey Kiss Saga in Chicago
Chicago recounts a bizarre domestic tale as Ora M. Leedom fled after his wife kissed him relentlessly. He claims the wife is too loving and demands limits to six kisses a day, inspired by a sensational NY 45 second kiss report.
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Windy City
Ora M. Leedom
Leedom
New York
Loveydovey
Oyster laws defeated in Virginia House session
The Virginia House defeated proposals to reform oyster laws amid criticism that current policies are outdated. The failure delays policy changes for two years, while Maryland and other states push ahead with superior laws. The essay urges accurate information and continued investigation, hoping for a 1910 registration scheme after public attention grows.
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Green
Wickham
Holland
Watkins
Lee
Tien of Fisheries
Messrs
Rew and
Stubbs
Maryland
Connecticut
Delaware
Louisiana
Texas
Virginia
Titewater
General Assembly
James River
State Board of Fisheries
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Illness at Handley Library Site Increases Concern
At the Handley Library site this morning Mr. Moore representing the Mankin On ion Company fell ill while on duty. Dr W S Love was summoned and Mr Moore was removed to his home. He is reported to be improving this afternoon.
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Mankin On ’ Ion Company
Moore
Handley Library
W.S. Love
Mrs Mary Whitacre Stricken with Paralysis in Whitacre
Dr Gover was called to Kerns for Mrs Mary Whitacre who is past seventy and confined to her chair after developing paralysis symptoms while finishing dinner. Widowed of Robert Whitacre, she is held in high esteem by neighbors and old acquaintances for her friendship and motherly advice.
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Gover
Kerns
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Sui ’ Withers
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Berryville
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Washington
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Eva Snyder
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Ir Fardesty Brothers
Edward Whitacre
Shepherdstown
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Lovaitsville
Wash. Brady
Brunswick
United States
Patotic Soris
America
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Aldridge
Annie Roland
Ridgeway
Butter
Summit Point Happenings Report Active Local Church Meeting
Protracted Baptist Church meeting continues in Summit Point with Rev Odward gone praised by Rev W L Wayts of Charlottesville attracting many conversions. Local deaths, visits, family movements and a large U S flag at the public school building noted along with several residents’ travel and relatives in Clarke and nearby counties.
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Summit Point
W. Va
The
Baptist Church
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W. L. Wayts
Charlottesville
Biddy Meets a Divorce Detective in New York Tale
Nellie Breen narrates Biddy who boasts she will reveal nothing under threat of damages while a divorce detective questions her about Missus Baxter. The scene explores court pressures, subpoenas, and the idea that marriage may be a cure for ill fates in a witty, dialect heavy exchange.
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York
Tim
Pat Uhesan
Maloney
Migsus Baxter
Baxter
Baxters
Mrs. Young Wife
Howard
Biddy
The Doctor’s Gift to ailing Reader
A Pennsylvania doctor prescribes Grape-Nuts to a patient with chronic indigestion. The remedy leads to rapid improvement, disappearance of symptoms, increased vitality, and clearer thinking. The patient credits the doctor and the cereal’s inventor, noting lasting health benefits. Read The Road to Wellville.
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Postum de
Wellville
Notice to Subscribers Readership urged to renew under new laws
The Star warns readers subscriptions must be renewed within specified grace periods or risk stoppage. Nonpayment leads to removal from mailing lists and papers not mailed at second class rates. Subscribers arrears beyond three months may have their papers cut off, with emphasis on prompt payment to avoid service interruption.
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