The Nations War Fantasies and a Hunger Case
A chaotic mosaic of opinion pieces critiques war stories and sensationalism in American culture. It notes speculative demand for invasion fiction, the cry for public moral standards after Fourth of July deaths, and a starving man in Chambersburg who chose pride over begging, highlighting social pity and charity limits.
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New York
United States
Thad
Chambersburg
Nckl
Baptism and wedding rites mark July home ceremony
A fourth of July celebration at Circuit Clerk L DeW Gerhardt’s Martinsburg home featured Rev Dr William Gerhardt performing baptism for Leah Robert Hosey great great granddaughter, and a private marriage service for his daughter and granddaughter plus the baptism for the great great granddaughter. The cleric used premary text rather than church ritual. The gathering included Mrs Annie M M Quikhart and Mrs Ida Davie Cumberland and Miss Leah Trebert Hosey of Altoona. Also noted are local fishing tales and a garage court proceeding by Marion C Miller in Galuteure.
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L. Dew. Gerhardt
Martinsburg
William Gerhardt
Leah Robert Hosey
Annie MM. Quikhart
Ida Davie
Cumberland
Cumberland, He Great-Grand- Daughter, Mra
Tesh Hosey
Abtoona
Leah Trebert Horsey
Gerhardt
Luckless Laddie Little Charles the Accidentist
Little Charles Zutlinges of York has suffered numerous misfortunes since birth. He was run over by an automobile fracturing the skull and dislocating shoulders, with further injuries including a bitten thumb and cheek, a broken collarbone, and multiple tumbles into steps and pens. His father Charles F. Zullinger, formerly director of the York Tri-State baseball team, has lived in Waynesboro and moved here.
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Charles Zutlinges
York
Carlisle
Charles F. Zullinger
York Tri-State
Me. Zullinger
Waynesboro
Exoowo
Rampant酒 in Pierce county speakeasy era afterglow
The Pierce West Virginia correspondent reports rampant bootlegging and disorder as speakeasies operate daily. He notes county officers are inactive, smugglers stockpile for hard times, and foreigners remain elusive to authorities, while deputies and constables appear permissive.
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Pierce
W. Va
Davis Nana
Crom
In Thousands of Homes World’s Famous Family Remedy Promises Relief
The advertisement claims immediate relief for ailments from defective stomach liver kidney or bowel action. It touts the remedy as the world’s most famous family cure and asserts wide effectiveness across many households.
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Beecham
Frustola and Traxo Promote Relief for Kidney Stones
A patient, Mrs. Roza Norforth of Monticolto, Tt, writes that Frustola and Traxo relieved years of gall stones after six months of use. The letters praise the remedy and note distribution through Wareham's City Pharmacy in Hagerstown and Central Drug Co. in New York Public Square.
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Te Pinus Inboratoriea
Roza Norforth
Monticolto
Rosa
Neative Organs
Pinus Laboratories
Monticello
Ara
Hiese
Hagers
Wareham
Franklin and
Jonathan 5
Central Drug Co
Newior
Public Square
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