Spectator Mouse Stirs Hotel Lobby and War News
A rambunctious mouse in a celebrated Broadway hotel barroom creates a comic interlude as it nibbles champagne and brandy corks, finishing in the lobby. Meanwhile Herbert Corey resumes war reporting after four Atlantic crossings and plans more tales from the front. Local chatter covers Times Square cafes, office boy lore, and a bustling annals of New York social life with Max the Busy Bee and the evolving paging system in eateries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loile “Newepsperman
Henry, Watter
Broadway
Herbert Corey
Agin
Atlantic
Patria
Italy
Sood and Field
Corey
West Virginia Postmasters Named and Guard Standards Tightened
Washington dispatch lists fourth class postmasters for West Virginia including Arnett Stouts Mills Anthem Loop and Sissonsville with changes in personnel. It notes plans for a Parkersburg encampment and warns the national guard must meet army inspection standards or lose federal funds. Also reports Mrs I T Mann returning from New York to oversee renovations at her Sixteenth Street home and summer travels between Princeton and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Arnett
van S. Sarrett
Stouts Mills
Elodie H. Taylor
Anthem
Wetzel
Z. T. Stewart
Loop
Jackson County
John J. White
Sissonsville
Winding Gulf
Raleigh
Robert R. [Church
John D. Puckett
National Guard
Parkersburg
Secretary of War
Oolorado
Tociana
Texas
Oflay
Arl
War Department
I. T. Mann
New York
Mann
Sixteenth Street
Elihu Rooth
Rourke Cochran
Legation
Manns
Visitors and Officials Tour Washington Highlights
Judge and Mrs Warren B Hittle of Philippi visit Washington staying at the Raleigh enjoying the capital's sights. Judge Little is noted as a highly regarded circuit judge from his home state. Rev George W Atkinson Sr, rector in the District, travels to Wyoming for vacation with ties to former Jovell Atkinson and Charleston family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren B. Hittle
Philippi
City
Raleigh
George W Atkinson, Sr
Wyoming
Jovel Atkinson
Charleston
Unclaimed Letters Listed in Advertisement
A long list of unclaimed letters is advertised, naming numerous individuals such as A Abbott, Miss Ona Arnold, Elisa Bell, Lloyd G Berry, Maude Burrows, Homer Beckhart, Lyle Brown, Miss Fannie Riley, S J Bartek, Miss Donnie Cutright, Chas Col Jess, Ella Davis, Miss Ella Davis, Lee Deitz, Himer Davidson, Austin Edmonds, Lenora Emerson, Jack Everson, Ruth Flarey, Mrs Ida Goodwin, John Giasemis, Miss Minnie Hancon, Mart George, Miss Minnie Hancon, Miss Ruth Morrison, Carolina Martz, Charley Moraga, Miss Mabel Stanford, and many others. The notice lists multiple names with varied titles and initials, indicating a routine post office or local column unclaimed letters advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Abbott
Ona Arnold
BD. Alexander
Elisa Bell
Anksom
Lloyd G. Berry
M Eb Bryant
H. Brooks
B. T. Boyd
Maude Burrows
Homer Beckhart
Lyle Brown
Fannie Riley
S. J. Bartek
S. J. Bartett
Donnie Cutright
Chas. C. Col
Jess. Lee Deitz
Ella Davis
L J. den
Georges Draydy
Himer Davidson
Austin “Edmonds
Lenora Emerson
Jack Everson Mise
Ruth Flarery
Hol. Fletcher
Ida M. Goodwin
John Giasemis
Harold Garrett
A. B. Glaspell
Jella Gain
Isis Goff
Lillian Griffin
Mart George
Minnie Hancon
Emma Barman
L. S
H. ‘Miller
Geo. W. Mose
Mary Miller
T. C. Neilson
Newcomer
John Conan
Way. Nutter
Myrtle Oats
Dan EB Pigott
Georgia Perrine
Kataryna Pokwatua
Ransel
Perell
Ro HH Patrick
Co. J. Quinn
Lento Raffasso
Opal Roach
Alex Reed
Nancy Trimble
An‘onio
Torchia- Lee Turner
Austin Purnet
Tony Torchiq
Unclear listing of names and titles in historical notice
A fragmented OCR segment lists multiple individuals with varied titles such as Miss, Mrs., Professor and Mr, including George Venezia, Grace Wallace, W J Williams, Battal White, Blanche Walker, C H Watson, Tennie Wac oner, Vern Watson, Barry Wells, Lloyd Wright, Mabel Williams, Mary Wiley, and E W Wran, without clear context or a complete event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Venezia
Mirs
Grace Wallace
W. J. Williams
Battal White
Blanche Walker
C. H. Watson
Tennie Waconer
Vern Watson
Barry Wells
Lloyd Wright
A Little Waite
Mabel Williams
Mary Wiley
E. W. Wran
Cardui Promises Relief for Women
An old advertisement promotes Cardui as a remedy for women’s ailments claiming strong relief from nerves, tiredness, and “womanly” troubles. It touts the product’s safety and cites millions of prior users, urging readers to obtain a book titled Hone Treatment for Women for guidance.
Welch and Fullerton Drugists Ad Offers Home Phone Service
Local druggists Welch and Fullerton advertise that every home with a telephone becomes a branch of their pharmacy. The notice promotes extended service and accessibility through common phone lines, urging customers to call for prescriptions and inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welch &Fullerton, Druggists
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Nusbaum
W. Main St
Williams
Wale
Fe.co
Props
Cleveland
Ohio
F. Burke
Clarksburg
Lee & Parr Hardware Company
W. Pike Street
J. B. Lederer
Times Square
Bay
Bay Street
Stern
Ann Street
The
sCone
Drop
Postofics
Max
Busy Bee
Newaboys
Page Boys
Impame
Washington News
Washington
S.J. Armstrong
Congressman Neely
Post Office Department
Tridelphia
Sian
Retmolds Tobacco
Wiesten-Sal
Shelter-By-The-Sea
White Sulphur Springs
Eloise Cheuvront
Fletcher's
Princesa
Coneta
Palm Beach
T. J. Lynch & Co
Aaron
Arco-Sealit
Simmon's Plumbing Company
Home
W. Pike St
Anegan Bros
Bell Phone
Consolidated
Claresburg
W. VA
Panama
Poras
Finger-Siegel Co
Childrens
Rory
Ladies Auto
Oliver
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