Comrades Meet Inquirers Discuss Armies And War Memory
An odd encounter unfolds as Ross T. Batton of New York City, a tire vulcanizer, meets Dr L Kneteley and Dr Knelainy in a hospital setting. They compare war injuries from the Spanish American War and recall involvement in the 47th U S Volunteers. The exchange ends with reciprocal recognition as veterans. Reports on robbery follow, with Inspector Lemon traveling to Washington about a post office safe blowout. About $3500 in stamps and cash were stolen. a guard fired warning shots as robbers fled toward town. The blast shattered the safe and windows. Authorities suspect professional thieves. Separate notices announce Braddock Heights train times, a new room opening for a jeweler, and an advertisement for local agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross T. Batton
New York City
Mibeelty
L. Kneteley
Barton
Legaxpte
Dr. Knessley
Co. G
Dr. Knelainy
Annie
Mr. Barton
Marton
Franklin
Postation
John
Lemon Wat Hare Yeaterday
Washington
Postolice
Front Royal
Yesxinen
Ouiy
Arad Hii
Tietr Topty
Deaths in Wolfeville and vicinity excerpted list
Deaths include Georgiana Walker of Tunes Marker Bean aged about 40, paraly sis. Survived by husband and four children, funeral at Futheron Church Wolfeville. David Lapole, 15, typhoid fever, died at Gopl and. survived by parents and siblings. funeral at Rample's Manor. Willoughby N. Lemen, Brunswick drayman, died after a fall, survived by wife and one child. Wesdrow Wolt, son of William and Badia Wol t, died in Funketown from pneumonia and whooping cough, aged? survived by parents and siblings. Tereigh Leo Hammerl died at Bakerville. burial in local cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgiana
Walker
Marker
Bean
Sadie
Felock
Futheron
Wolfeville
David C.lipole
Mra
Andrew Lapole
Gaplans
Gopland
Edward Poffenberger
Andrew Lanoie
William
Wilby
Gladys
Rample's Manor
Eerrices
Bolomon Montgomery
Bernard Gros
Clerwood
Karl Holmsen
Roy Kahn
Willoughby N. Lemen
Drayman
Brunswick
Shepherdatown
Wesdrow Witton Wolt
Badia Wolt
Lita
Funketown
Poe Ponla
Tamis
Hall's Catarrh Cure Claims Mercury-Free Remedy
An advertisement-style excerpt touts Hall's Catarrh Cure produced by J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio. It warns about mercury in remedies and promotes internal use to treat the nose throat and stomach, with testimonials offered and prices listed. The text also shifts to a retailer showcase for various goods and toys offered by local firms BCHINDAL ROURER & CO and ACRUBY MERE in a broad catalog layout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Fr J. Cheney & .C0
Toledo
Ohio
I. J. Cheney & Co
Drug
Franklin House Taxi Service Ad Promises Value
Fragmented ad text promotes taxicab service and out of town trips with a phone order line and references to a factory producing road material. Mentions American Phone 39 and unclear names, suggesting a miscellaneous commerce notice from a hardware company.
The Umbrella Tale of a Mandarin Protector
A narrator recalls a journey through Shantung where a bamboo umbrella with Chinese characters saved him from highwaymen and earned reverence among Chinese people. He helps a mandarin–style figure during a Boxer-era crisis, ends up aiding Christian converts, and learns the umbrella bore a message of respect from a powerful official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan Bonbright
Airs
Honbright
Mileslavery
Ching
Sud
Klowery
Bonbright
Mira
Ronbright
Shantung
China
Ashiguting
Tle
Alonsry
Ethel
Darin
Bern
Alrerdy
Brethren Church Announces Weekend Services and Reunion
The First Brethren Church lists Sunday school at 4:30 and divine service at 10:30 with a toning sermon by Dr. Tombaugh from Washington. The annual Brethren Church Reunion is set for Wednesday July 20 at Pen Map, with W. J. Furry of Ashland College delivering the address at 2 o'clock. Several other local churches note service times, guest speakers, and midweek meetings across the city, inviting all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Brethren Church
Affles J. Snyder
J. M. Tombaugh
Washington
G. H
Olo
uAgueat
Bub
Hrethens Church
Pen-Map
Firiday
Church of the Brethren
A. R. Miller
M. Feranon
West Eod Chapel
Simon, DD
Matthew's German Lutheran Church
E. G. Ide
Ingitall
St. Andrew's Church
Clearspring
Louig
Ewald
St. Clement's Chapel
Indian Spring
St. John's Church
Froapeed Street
J. Poynia Tyler
Edgar ©. Thompson
Holy Communion
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Washington Square
Nav
William Ott
the Square Bible Class
Washingington Square M
Heneft
Charch Debt Fund
Wallington Square M
Rav
Powers
At. Paul's M
Ch. L. Pate
Christ's Reformed Church
G. Clever
Ney
J S. Kinffer
Paetor
O'Clook
River Bapilet
Thonine
Rev. Bett
Tin Cowboy
Emmert Hardware Offer and Framing Services Display
Local hardware dealer advertises fountain pads for a dollar and showcases cream freezers from Bilizard and Gem. Emmert Hardware also promotes lawn mowers, frame work, and porch swings with attention to texture framing and short bolts. J D McKhel listed.
Umbrella Quieted Masher in City Court
In Kaneag City Ivy 26 A man known as a young masher struck a 20 year old woman with an umbrella after she refused his questions. The incident occurred on the North Side as Miss Mary Brown and a friend waited for a tram. The court set bond at $100 as the case progressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaneag City
Ivy
Sanford Vanley
Milne Mary Brown
Woo
Eny
Miay Brown
Miss Brown
Coure
Chy Young Min
Pair of Pedestrians Attract Attention In Odd Tale
A garbled report describes two tanned men with skins able to withstand wear arriving on a coast to ask Wall a man named A. Tei wag from New York and Mikolaay from Romania. It notes Mikolaay walked through many regions since February 1 of last year and cannot speak English, then mentions Harzog, a surname joining in New York, and a Lawn Fete on July 30 at Hullhnore near Potomac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Teiwag
New York
Vity
Owl 5
Mikpdusy
Conatanz
Roumania
Sturthng
Lown
Mikolagy
Ehumnaia
Anebrias
Hungary
Germany
Holland
Belgium
France
Hepland
America
New York City
Mikolaay
Harzog
Tyetnapenk U
Lawn Swings and Porch Seats Advertised in Hammocks Sale
Fragmentary ad notices list items like lawn swings and porch seats. Mentions vendors and localized sellers with unclear names, referencing Moor varnish and steel equipment. Readable fragments imply home furnishings and related hardware offerings at local shops.
Testimonial on Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound
Miss Jessie Manse of Adrian describes severe female ailments for four years. After trying five doctors, she used Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash, gaining weight from 96 to 126 pounds and reporting a complete cure. She invites inquiries to confirm the remedy’s reliability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adrian
Fesus
E. Pinkhant
Pinkham
Jessir Manse
Dez
Lydia BH
Lydia R. Pinkham
Unclear historic ad notes farming tools and hardware items
Fragment reads like an 19th or early 20th century hardware and farming supply ad. Mentions PRO PECT PLAGE Willlemeport Pike Bowen & Gavis 1 Gdlle Agents Dise Rollers Wheat Ground Harrows seeding orders Em m ert Hardware Co Plenic Needs Taper nap h iey Driving Crys Plates Jose Sticks Tap Lanlerts Was Paper RM. Hays & Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmert Hardware CO
Jose
RM. Hays & Bros
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Gar
Braddock Heights
Exhranay Denyns Hraddock
Hagerstown
Predierick
TeDot
Hailway
Hampton Building
N. Jonathan Gt
Eben
Lawak
GH. Mowen
MT Rospect Place
Williamsport Pike
Bower
David
Bote
Eiereiah Leo
George
Elste Hammerl
Bakerviille
Acruby & Mere
Plonror
Bigroy
Wi, Bchindal, Rourer & CO
Greesawalt
Hernese
Moraeas
Alea Carsy
Emmert Hardwars CO
Hataigt Pad Somat Iin Grastle & Mathie Monuments
Seth Ae
Jackson & Roller
Gener
Gorden
R. D. Mck
Reroen Doors
D. McKeh
Shatter & Faber
Lawn Mowers
McKem
Beamser & Faber
J. D. McKhel
Mary Young
Rehokal Eade Na
Hullhnore Oul
Potomac
Wedneadsis
Uly
Bhaffor & Fabma
Lawn Swine
D. Steknh
Elaation Moor
D. Meker
CIA Heat
Emmert Haruwari CO
Porch Seiass, B.D. Meker
Lydia E. Pinkham
Borg
Bostetter’s
Street & House
Beautifus
Vattos
Lawis
Rte
Suver
Reid
Perry
Anighlina
Juhi Pennsey
Hiane Rai
Louse’ Nipht
Prey
Tommy Tance
Sreetai
W. Washington St
Cason
H. L. Adams Public Square
Bute
John J. Allen
W. I. Reiner
Public Square
Bristol
Brown & Musselman
Washington St
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