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Winchester The Evening Star in Winchester, Virginia
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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1908
Page
4
Winchester Gala Dress for Red Men Celebration in Winchester
The Shawnee Tribe of Red Men prepares a week of events starting Monday with townspeople and visitors joining a grand celebration. Decorations rise as electric lights brighten the streets and a Pennsylvania monument dedication will conclude the week with a gubernatorial address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Men
Winchester
Pennsylvania Monument
Pennsylvania
Business Morals of Japan and American Perceptions
The article argues against a fixed notion that Japanese merchants lack integrity. It cites postwar efforts to boost trade, aggressive marketing, and racial prejudice as roots of bias. It notes dishonesty exists in Japan but asserts a high standard among educated traders and favorable comparisons to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Japan
An Iniquity of the Tariff and Sugar Trust Report
From New York an inside source says the Sugar Trust will raise its dividend rate from seven to eight percent. The rise is linked to high sugar prices this year despite a weak economy, illustrating the supposed prosperity of Republican protection for a few at the public's expense. Miss F E Elsie Hyde was in Winchester en route to Harrisonburg to resume teaching after summer at Martinsburg, a Fairfax Hall graduate with many friends here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Trust
Norfolk Virginian-Pilot
F. E Elsie Hyde
Winchester
Harrisonburg
Martinsburg
Miss Hyde
Fairfax’ Hall
Big S. advertises sewing machine needs and accessories
The notice promotes sewing machine needles for all makes at five cents per package and other sewing machine items at greatly reduced prices. It invites customers to visit the Singer Sewing Machine Co located at 5 West Piccadilly St. for bargains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Singer Sewing Machine Co
West Piccadilly St
Russell & Green
Personal Notes From Middletown Virginia Visit Portfolios
Middletown notes list residents and visitors across towns including Rev J P Stump who traveled to Washington Mrs Z Is Weaver and children visit Sterling Va William and James Ridings of Philadelphia visit their cousin James Ridings Miss Edith Dinges and Miss Ida May Dinges return from Philadelphia and other places Helen Byrd of Baltimore visits Miss Mary Bird at Larrick Household mentions include Hagerstown visitors Hatton of Baltimore and Hickory Larrick hotel residents, and several other local gatherings and travel notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
J. P. Stump
Washington
William and
James Ridings
Philadelphia
Weaver
Sterling
Edith
Ida May Dinges
Helen Byrd
Baltimore
Mary Bird
Larrick
Harry Rogers
Bridgewater
H. I. Rogers
James Canter
Canterbury
Snowden Kline
Hilda Pifer
Winchester
John Newell
Stephens City
Newell
Marshall Rhodes
Canter
Illinois
Nn G. B. Wright
George Mitchell
Preewren
J. E. Hensell
Miss Anna Lamp Railroader's Bride
Miss Anna M Lamp of Bunker Hill and Frank H Murray of Martinsburg were quietly married at the First Methodist Episcopal Church parsonage in Martinsburg. The couple, witnessed by close friends, will reside in Martinsburg where Murray works as a brakeman for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunker Hill
W. Va
Frank H. Murray
Martinsburg
Anna M. Lamp
First Methodist Episcopal Church
J Paul Wright
James “Me Lamp
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Miss Camille Graber Dies at Home After Illness
Miss Camille Graber daughter of Mr and Mrs John B Graber died at home after an extended illness. The obituary notes the family and home in South area with no further details.
Postal Men Promoted In Readjustment Of Salaries
The Postoffice Department has completed the readjustment of salaries for clerks and city letter carriers effective July 1, 1908. Eighteen thousand nine hundred seventy one letter carriers and sixteen thousand thirty six clerks are promoted. A clerk or letter carrier who has served one year is eligible for advancement upon evidence of faithful and efficient service.
Concerts and public play drive piano practice
The text contrasts two main motivations for piano practice: performing in concert and performing in public. It suggests both incentives strongly push musicians to improve technique and artistry through regular practice sessions.
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