Happiest Man In World Says Former Kaiser After Wedding
Wilhelm Kohenzollern and his bride Princess Hermine of Reuss began a quiet honeymoon at the former German emperor’s castle in Doorn. Guards kept spectators away as Attaches described him as the happiest man in the world. No salutes or bugle calls marked the quiet celebration. only close friends dined inside while reporters lingered for any statement.
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Kaiser
Castle At Doorn
By & D. Wever
Doorn
Holland
Wilhelm Kohenzollern
Hermine
Reuss
Hohenwollern
Wilhelm
Ana
Potsdam
Will Free Some More Political Prisoners
Several more so called political prisoners will be freed this month including some eligible for parole. Justice Department pardon attorneys are expediting clemency cases, especially those with formal applications. Some who sought commutation after serving major portions of their terms are expected to be released before Thanksgiving Day.
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Ay International News Service
Washington
Department of Justice
Split in Mohammedan Church Threatened by Angora Action
A split in the Mohammedan Church was threatened as the Nationalist Assembly at Angora moved to abolish the Buttanaote. Also, Amos Sly, an alleged bail jumper in Page County Virginia, was arrested in a local pool-room and held for Virginia authorities.
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London
Angora
Amos Sly
Page County
Thurston
Crampton
Virginia
Bulgarian Tea Promoted To Fight Colds And Inflammation
A clipped health note warns that neglecting a cold can lead to pneumonia and influenza. It promotes Bulgarian Blood Tea as a remedy and Bulgarian Herb Tea for steaming before bed to ease symptoms. Physicians and druggists are cited as endorsing the teas.
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Jan Heath
Miuhona
Propia
Tse
Red Men Plan Big Pow Wow Rally in Engerstown
Preparations completed for a large Red Men rally in the city on November 17 with a parade at 7:20 PM, degree work at 8:30, and a public meeting at 4:00 PM. Speakers include John B Sedwick Great Incoonee and Robert L Rinker Great Sachem with attendees from Washington and Frederick counties.
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M.C. AL
John B. Sedwick
GC. U. 8
Robert L. Rinker
Great Sachem
G. C
Maryland
Washington
Frederick
Engerstown
Frederick Yands
Old Fashioned Fair Planned by Company B
Company B announces an Old Fashioned Fair to be held at the Armory during November 18 to 26. Local promoters and managers will run the event with committees appointed under Lieut supervision.
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Armory
Building permit issued for new 34 by 42 foot brick and tile house
Ray H Bollinger lays out plans for a double brick and tile structure at 34 by 42 feet as the new building permit is approved. Committees from local merchants manufacturers and business houses will attend, with members receiving credentials of identity for the inquiry.
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Ray H. Bollinger
Armistice Day Parade Route Set for Saturday
Morrill Frock Poxy No 42 American Legion fixed the Armistice Day Parade route yesterday. Participants report at 2 pm at the Legion Hall. The march proceeds north on Potomac to Franklin west to McPherson south to Washington west to Washington Square countermarch to Public Square then disbands. Western Maryland and Municipal Dands in line. 16 veterans of 1865 to ride, daisies provided. everyone urged to wear a daisy.
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Morrill Frock Poxy No
American Legion
Legion Hall
Colonial Theater
Potomac
Franklin
MicPherson
Washington
Washington Square
Public Square
Maryland
Whitman
National Legion
Wy Ree
California Fig Syrup to Cleanse the Bowels
An old advertisement touts California Fig Syrup as a remedy for infants and children with stomach issues. It promises relief for colic feverish or fretful babies through a gentle bowel cleanse, urging mothers to ask pharmacists for the genuine product and follow the printed directions on the bottle.
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California
Boltic
War veterans recruitment and officers listed for December meeting
A community event outlines a smoker in the Armory with many ex-service men invited, supported by flags donated by the Ailies, Chamber of Commerce, Rotary, and Kiwanis. Officers nominated for December include Commander John Carmichael, vice commander Norman B Scott, Ross Wolfe, L O Campbell, and others, with a note on medical testimonials for kidney benefit products.
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Ailies
Chamber of Commerce
Rotary Club
Chub
John Carmichael
Yive
Norman B Scott
Ross Wolfe
L. O. Campbell
Diamond Dyes Promises Fadeless Color For Fabrics
A vintage ad promotes Diamond Dyes with simple directions for women to dye faded garments. It claims rich long lasting color on wool silk linen cotton and blends and guarantees no streaks spots or fading when using Diamond Dyes.
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Hohenzollerny
Tay
Sloan’. S
Sloan
W. P. Wachter
Hageratows
Bennett
John E. Sedwick
Grand Review
Argonne
John R. Teaney
Hist FN
Rotfmeter
C.H. Spot
Ateries
Eugene
Mea
L. D. Lowery
Howard Mowen
Keecratinn
jett-Jann
Beck
Winally
Foley
Georgia
Drage
Erstown
Wendborg
Sretts
Vayee
Co-Operative
Waahingtin St .Magerwtows, Mae
Owbert
G. F. Baker
Washington Staeratorn
W. Franklin Street
Hagerstown
Beart Motor Cars
Earl
Ite
Los Angeles
Yosemite Valley
Tarl Motors
Ing. Jackson
Michigan
Éinas
Brougham
F.O.B. Jackson
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