Grafton Sentinel 1915 June 17 edition notice
Fragmentary OCR shows publication masthead Grafton Sentinel of Grafton West Virginia. Mentions editor H Holt managing editor Howard B Holt and Abbott. subscription price listed as 1.00 per year. Date appears Thursday June 17 1015 though OCR is garbled.
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H. Holt
A. Abbott
See.Drean
Howard B. Holt
Bryan divides Democrats over Wilson policy threats
The piece analyzes William Jennings Bryan breaking with President Wilson on submarine rights and neutrals, his potential impact on the Democratic party, and the loyalty of his followers. It contrasts Bryan’s rhetoric with actions, and discusses cabinet shifts, public sentiment, and foreign policy pressures shaping U.S. stance amid wartime tensions.
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Bryan
Wilson
Afl Sachet
Mionimal
United States
Middle West
South
Far West
Philippine
Party 40
MR. Bryan
Garmony
Germany
Austria
Serbia
Philip
From Germany to Turkey by submarine voyage in war
The article reviews the German U-51 voyage from Wilhelmshaven to Constantinople covering 2282 nautical miles in forty two days without port calls. It highlights the submarine’s five thousand mile cruising radius, its success in avoiding destroyers, and the implications for coast defense and British naval operations in the North Sea and Dardanelles.
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United States
Lusitania
Germany
Herman Ridder
America
Turkey
Wilhelmshaven
Constantinople
Triumph
Mareatic
Segat
Majestic
Dardenelles
Constantnople
North Sea
Channel
Depositor laments theft and honors over money in Grafton note
A letter from a depositor criticizes depredations on savings and defends honesty over wealth. He quotes lawyers, mocks hoards, predicts future large note ploys in Grattan, and vows to interview more depositors. The piece ends noting a Serbian typhus victory and stern wartime orders.
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Grafton Daily Sentinel
Getvn
Ophir
Golconda
Pyggren
Grafton
Heyer
Mank
Grattan
Supreme Court won review in Cash Register anti trust case
Washington June 18 The Supreme Court declined to review the reversal of the Sixth Circuit in the National Cash Register Company anti trust case. The government lost a major criminal prosecution under Sherman law as officials were convicted in district court and later overturned on appeal.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Sixth
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
National Cash Register Company
Wickersham
Gregory
Circuit Court
John H. Patterson
Department of Justice
Sin Free Gmasia
Adams Express
Kentucky
Webb-Kenyon
Watt
Adams Express Company
Tennessee
Whitley
Bys Dry
Kentucky Court of Appeals
West Virginia
Legislaure
Kings Daughters Ice Cream Strawberry Festival Notice
The Kings' Daughters of the U. B. church announce an ice cream and strawberry festival with parcel pot sale to be held Tuesday evening June 16. Everyone is invited.
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Kings’ Daughters of the U. B. Church
Plant Diseases and Normal Plant Physiology
A brief study explains plant physiology versus pathology, noting healthy plant functions of nutrition growth and reproduction, and defining disease as complex interactions with environment. It covers factors like parasitic fungi, plant susceptibility, moisture needs, temperature effects, mechanical injuries, and the importance of resistant varieties and proper cultivation to control diseases.
Study of Plant Disease and Its Value to Society
A reader reflects on the importance of understanding plant diseases like blight, arguing that the knowledge benefits farmers more than profit. The piece contrasts the personal satisfaction of scientific study with the practical costs of crop loss and mortgage payments, urging continued inquiry.
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Llow
Apathera
Kidney pills ad from Foster-Milburn Co. booster
A testimonial style advertisement for Doun's Kidney Pills praising their kidney remedy. The reader, Paul Hooper of Grayton Street, claims relief from back pain and kidney issues after using the product. The ad urges others to ask for the same remedy.
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Grafton
Paul Hooper
Cear
Ais Barrett St. Grayton
Hooper
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N.Y
Strawberry crop dazzles Taylor county growers
Remarkable strawberry crops are being raised in Taylor county this year with standout specimens. E T Colebank toured the area today and praised several berry displays from local fruit growers. The harvest promises high quality berries and strong local demand as jams and markets report brisk sales.
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Taylor County
E.T. Colebank
Col. Coledbanik
Railroad sues Wetzel County official for ten thousand
In Parkersburg a United States court ruling was issued yesterday as Baltimore and Ohio Railroad files a 10 000 dollar suit against Wetzel County liquid and Blake Taylor road engineer alleging damage to property interests tied to a county road project near Grant Sea County.
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Parkersburg
United States
Baltimore, Ohio Railroad
County Lcsquid
Wetzel County
Blake Taylor
Grant Sea County
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