Gallipoli Fighting Described as Demonic Turbulence
Berne dispatch reports brutal early Gallipoli combat near Keraves-Dere or Ravine of Death where thousands of Turkish soldiers and allied troops clashed. French colonial forces and Allied troops charged under heavy machine gun and shell fire, sustaining grievous casualties as the counterfire raged into night and dawn, with aid teams unable to reach many wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berne
Switzerlawl
Tevon Milliaire Suisse
Gallipoli
Keraves-Dere
Neath
Dardanelles
Quirker
Maugansville Notes and Local Updates
Local items report residents and events in Maugansville and surrounding areas. Mentions include Mr Ross Mauganshing new activity, Lloyd Horst at Arendt Cabinet Worl, Harvey Rice bedridden with typhoid fever, Peter Lowery driving his mil, and Hog cholera still present. Also notes Winsome improvements, corn planting, and a birthday dinner for a young girl. An accident near Eddie Wilde, a large hamterguin factory crew, and various moves or plans by residents are mentioned in a brisk community roundup.
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Maugansville
Ross Mauganshing
W. NM
Showa
Lloyd Horst
Arendt
Harvey Rice
Peter Lowery
Daniel Rinkley
Win
Tian
Boyd Lindsay
Boyd
Snively Glessener
Walkaravillc
Ernest Ausherman
Lagerntown
Reuben Why
Maybra
Mitford Horst
Ni Next Martin
Ute
Eddie Wilde
Manganeville Shit Factory
Plan New System Audit of County Affairs
At a county commissioners meeting the board decided to audit county affairs, assess assets and liabilities, and install an accounting system to track costs. They discussed canceling old pen accounts next spring and starting anew, reviewed old accounts for payment, and ordered several rents completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Affaira
Cam- Intseloners
Doctors Busy During Holiday Times Crowded Clinics
The holiday season brings crowds to doctors as people overindulge in food and commerce. Overeating strains the digestive system, raises toxin levels, and can lower resistance, increasing sickness risk. Advice urges conservative eating and medical consultation before Christmas meals. Mrs. J. Stanley Wein and Charles Wein depart for Milton, Pa, where Mr. Wein manages the American Cap and Foundry Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Wein
Charles
Milton
Wein
American Cap and Foundry Co
Byron Mfg Co Hires Former Ehrhart Conrad Salesman
Rosa Hostetter of Hannover resigns from Ehrhart Conrad wholesale broker and accepts a new sales position with W D Byron & Sons Mfg Co makers of leather findings. The move shifts representation in the leather goods market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Mfg. CO
Rosa Hostetter
Hannver
Jag
Ehrhart-Conrad Company
W. D. Byron & Sons, Mfg. Co
Rural church aid urged to save fading country sisters
Hoo Gliteri Pinchot, president of the National Conservation Association, urged cooperation through community federations to aid rural churches. He spoke at the opening session of the National Convention of the Church Aid campaign, as Country Life and the National Council of Churches in America met with President Wilson to address rural church decline and its impact on national welfare.
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Gliteri Pinchot
National Conservation Association
Country Life
Veneral Council of Churches of Chul
Ameriea
Wilson
Pinchot
Sage Tea Darkens Gray Hair Promises
An old advertisement touts Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound as a ready to use tonic that darkens gray hair, improves thickness, stops shedding, and creates a natural, evenly dark look. It instructs applying with a damp sponge strand by strand to blend gray hair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyeth
Ben
Engineer killed by own engine near New Freedom
A locomotive backed by a switch near New Freedom killed engineer L L Rohrbough. He had left his engine and received signal tower instructions. A telegraph operator had ordered movement and the engine ran over Rohrbaugh as he stood at the throttle.
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York
L. L. Rohrbough
New Freedom
Yahrbaugh
Hirowan H
Matthews Waa
Pinchot Urges Rural Strength Through Farms And Roads
The speaker argues civilization rests on the vigor of open country and strong farms, roads, and schools. He stresses the need for churches to support moral vigor while improving material conditions without relaxing social discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Pinchot
Real Estate Sold by Court House Sale
Real estate transfer report notes a property sold by Fisher for William Winnert mortgagee at the courthouse yesterday afternoon, indicating a foreclosure or mortgage enforcement action completed in open sale. The terse item records the transaction event and the party names involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisher
William Winnert
Court House
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Hagerstown
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Hart Schaffner & Marx Young Designers
Varsity
Samuel M. Shafer
West Washington
The
Kadaka
Bighta
Ollie
R. M. Hays & Bros
Wall Paper
R. Walker
NS Arone
Xmas Shop
Ping
Belle Meade Sweets
Mary Garden
Norris Chocolates
Eakle & Young Druggists
S. W. Corner Public Square
Rose
Kier A- Wa
Nike
Children’s Department
Sophie
Bentz & Dunn
F. Schinder
Ment
Elizabeth Strest
John R. Fisher
Col. Ficker
Wier “Gert
Forscloaure
Callec Oln
Elm Street
Col M. @. Bukle
Wiltags A. Davis
D. McKee
W. Washington St
AI N Smn
TOYS
Howard Ullrich
Old Stand
Washington St
Shafer, Faber & Co
Angerstown
Reliance Loan Company
W. Washington Street
Crescent Bakery
West Washington Street
Garmong Avenue
C. ¥. Wilkes
Bok Se
Piel’s Beers
J. B. Sweeneys
Washington Street
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