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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1909
Page
5
Excerpt reflects on Thackeray’s ideal of a true gentleman through Reginald Heber and praises moral integrity. It critiques Sultan Abdul Hamid II, calls for human rights, and questions Mars exploration while defending Earth’s inhabitants and women’s agency.
A Chicago reader offers 200 to a pastor to secure a suitable husband, argues against machine made marriages, and stresses old fashioned courtship. The piece reflects on a divorce case, female boldness, and the value of modest, well mannered dating within social conventions. The prose then shifts to memorials for Civil War veterans Turner Ashby Camp and references to Generals Grant and Lee, praising heroism and unity beyond color.
Mr W Ray Smith traveled to Baltimore yesterday to attend to business matters and conduct professional engagements.
Mr. Harry L. Wood travels from Washington to attend the funeral of his brother William L. Wood. He is reported to be stopping at Hotel Evans with Mr. A. J. Mite of Pittsburg, Paz.
Schedules show trains daily except Sunday serving Harrisonburg Staunton Lexington Harpers Ferry Hagerstown Frederick Washington Baltimore Martinsburg and major routes to Chicago Columbus Wheel ing Pittsburg Cincinnati St Louis Louisville Washington Philadelphia New York with departures from 600 am 555 am 928 am 1206 am 700 pm and other listed times.
Mr and Mrs Walton of Philadelphia were touring the Shenandoah Valley in an automobile and spent yesterday at a local hotel.
Mr and Mrs Ogden Hammond attended the Lindlgeltis Gaire wedding and have returned home to New York. Advertise your spring goods.
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