Wintgen Given Soler Funeral
Lieutenant Wintgen buried with ceremony in St. Quentin after dying in an air battle in September. German aviators and officers attended, with wreaths dropped from planes and a firing salute. Close friend Hoehndorf witnessed the death, and Wintgen’s funeral honored his Pour le Merite credentials.
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Wintgen
Boecke
Emmelmann
St. Uentin
Althaus
Buddeke
Frank
Hoehndorf
Ded Leutenant
Carolina and Yadkin Railroad Schedule Update
Unclear timetable notes effect October shows cane arrivals and departures at stations. Reads like a railway schedule with expected times and station positions though text is fragmented. Key terms include Carolina and Yadkin and mentions of trains, arrivals, departures, and stations.
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Simawal
Ime
Freak Election Bet Paid In Granite Quarry Disturbance
A Granite Quarry citizen paid a freak election bet triggering a street disturbance in Salisbury. The wager involved a cart ride with a four rail distance set as a limit, completed in minutes, highlighting local election passions. Mrs. A Winwade of Norham New York praises Chamberlain's Tablets for indigestion and constipation relief.
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Granite Quarry
Salisbury
Ume
Fielet
A. Winwade
Norham
N. Y
Wertes
Chamberlain
Epidemic 13 About Over Says Doctor
Washington reports the poliomyelitis outbreak in greater New York is nearly ended with fewer than 40 cases weekly. Surgeon Lavinder notes a decline across several states, cites rates per 100000, and suggests geographic focus patterns may guide travel-based spread theories.
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Washington
New York
C.H. Lavinder
Public Health Service
Massachusetts
Lavinder
New Jersey
New York State
New York City
Connecticut
GSSG
Minnesota
Delaware
Rhode
Teland
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Montana
Maine
Wisconsin
Michigan
New Hampshire
Allmois
Theo
New England
Great Lakes
Atlantic
Ohio
Mississippi
Alabama
Virginia
Transfusion of Blood May Save Father's Life
In Greensboro on November 14 George Tate lay in St. Lee's hospital in worsening condition. Doctors decided a transfusion from a son could save him and 27 ounces of the son's blood were transfused to the father, with the operation reportedly helping the patient.
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Greensboro
George
Tate
St. Lee's Hospital
Fate
Resolutions of Respect from Chickasaw Tribe No 32
The Chickasaw Tribe No 32 of the Order of Red Men records the passing of Clarence son of Bro ORL York on the 20th Sur of the Toth Moon. It expresses humble submission to the Great Spirit and extends heartfelt sympathy to the bereaved family. A copy is to be spread in minutes and sent to The High Point Enterprise and The Tomahawk for publication.
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Bro Orl York
High Point Enterprise
The Swagger Car Belongs to Its Original Seller
A whirring rumor in town centers on a so called swagger car owned by Lithers. The exchange notes the vehicle is on an installment plan for twelve months.
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Lithers
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