Administration push on selective conscription gains Senate edge
The House debate on the measure stretches toward amendment under a five minute rule as votes loom. Senate speeches fill most of the day with leaders predicting enactment into law shaping the general army staff bill on selective conscription by week’s end. Senator Charbelain leads the administration effort forecasting a 15 to 20 vote majority.
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House
Senate
Charberlai
Big Lumber Mill Explosion Reported Near Staunton
A telegraph from Staunton Virginia says the Deerfield Lumber Company mill in Augusta County about eight miles south of Staunton was blown up this afternoon. No explosives were used and German spies are suspected. Staunton militia units were sent to the scene after guarding trials of two African American suspects for a policeman murder. No casualty details are given.
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Staunton, Ve
Deerfield Lumber Company
Augusta County
Eikit
Staunton
Star
Charlottesville
Men Wanted to Join War Relief Society in Winchester
The War Relief Society of Virginia appeals to men in Winchester and Frederick County to become honorary members. They will help produce dressings and hospital supplies for the allies and are invited to send a membership fee of one dollar or more to local treasurer Miss Frances Peyton Page in Winchester.
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Winchester
Frederick County
War Relief Society of Virginia
Frances Peyton Page
Pay Your Poll Taxes Before May 5
Citizens are urged to pay poll taxes by May 5 to ensure voting rights in the upcoming primary and general elections. The notice stresses civic duty and loyalty to the community and commonwealth and warns against delaying payment.
Obelisk in Central Park Marker of Ancient Egypt
The obelisk between the Croton Reservoir and the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York is a 196 ton monolith with a long history. It was moved from Egypt to Rome in 22 or 23 B C and later presented to New York by Ismail Pasha in 1879, with mounting completed in January 1881 at a cost of 710000 dollars by Vanderbilt.
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New York
Wen Frai
Croton Reservoir
New Metropolitan Museum of Art
Egypt
Augustus Casar
Rome
Exyri
Ol’ Thermes II
Tsranil Pasha
W. Ni. Vanderbilt Co
Snails as Aquarium Cleaners Highlighted by Popular Science
The August Popular Science issue notes snails help control algae by feeding on excess plants in shaded tanks. It explains their lingual ribbons carry microscopic plants to their mouths and act as natural cleaners in well-balanced aquariums.
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Senator Faulkner Buys Another Farm
Former Senator J Faulkner closes a deal with Col John E Boyd to own 218 acres along the Tuscarora turnpike two miles west of Martinsburg West Virginia. The brick residence and outbuildings sit on land purchased for about 25000 dollars, following his recent 22000 dollar purchase of the Hedges farm along the Hedgesville road.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
J. Faulkner
John E. Boyd
Col. Boyd
Tuscarora Turnpike
Senator Faulkner
Hedges
Hedgesville Road
Market prices and notes from local buyers
Daily market report lists retail and wholesale prices for wheat flour corn middlings bran butter potatoes and chicken with notes that prices are supplied by local buyers and may contain minor errors. Key figures include winter wheat flour 11.25 spring wheat flour 11.60 per bushel cracked corn 1.70 middlings 0.42 66 and creamery butter wholesale 0.43.
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Cedeants Ecoesees
Baltimore Market Prices Corrected for Prior Day
Market listings show LUTTER fancy creamery at 47 1/2 cents and Choice at 45. Virginia and nearby dairy prints 33. Yes Virginia and nearby 32. Live poultry includes young chickens 28 with winter two pounds and under 35. old roosters 13. Sheep and lambs price ranges 7 to 22 cents per pound. calves 18 to 22. Cattle quotes: Choice steers 10.25 to 11.25. medium 7.50 to 9.50. heifers 9. cows 6.25 to 6.50. other medium 4 to 5.6. No. 1 timothy hay 19. light clover mix 16.50. No. 1 clover 16.50. Corn cob corn 7.50 per barrel.
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Choice Creamery
Virginia
Final Aid to the Unresponsive
A neighborly scene unfolds as the Masons hear a young woman’s animated voice and later see her in pink, asking Mrs. Mason for chocolate to make fudge. She mentions a new bean, Mr Arnold at the bank, and plans to prepare fudge in about forty minutes.
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Mason
Masons
Whey World Advances Cause to Better Society
A brief note argues that focusing on common good over partisan rifts would improve life. The piece urges more attention to equitable food access and community cohesion in urban centers.
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Chicago News
Pape's Diapepsia Offers Fast Stomach Relief
A vintage testimonial touts Pape's Diapepsin as fast acting and harmless for indigestion dyspepsia and gastritis. It claims rapid neutralization of excess acidity and relief from sour stomach headaches dizziness and nausea after eating, with a fifty cent bottle suggested for home use.
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Pape
Werdity
Arrival of French High Commission Delays Public Work
The State Department withholds the French representatives' arrival date for reasons of courtesy. English visitors will first appear publicly tomorrow night at a reception arranged by Secretary of State Lansing in the Pan American Building as Washington crowds applaud the British guests.
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High War Commission
State Department
Lansing
PansAmerican
Cabinet
Balfour
Wilson
Saatsing
Commission
England
United States
France
Russia
United States Treasury
Bank of England
Washington
Great Britain
Thanksgiving turkey origins in New York dining scenes
The article notes that New York favored turkeys come from Osle Michigan and Indiana with Rhode Island birds scarce. It also reports theaters cutting usher costs by installing tiny incandescent lamps on seat backs that light only when a seat is empty.
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New York
Osle
Michigan
Indiana
Marylind
Rhode Island
Moving Picture Theater
Court notices In Chancery Virginia 1917
In the Clerk's Office of the Circuit Court of Frederick County in vacation on April 14 1917 Howard Stotler In Chancery. Robert Johnson et al seek sixty two dollars with interest from April 8 1917 for debt to FH L Stotler by note endorsed by Molly Johnson. Non residents are ordered to appear within fifteen days after publication. Publication weekly four weeks in The Winchester Evening Star and posting by April 16 1917.
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Virginia
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Howard Stotler
Robert Johnson
Als
Molly Johnson
FH. L. ‘Stotler
Winchester
J. W. Baker, JR
Warren
County of Frea
Winchester and Western Railroad Company
Annie R. Hack
Mary R. Bowly
Chas. I. Bowly
Alexander R. Hack
Augustus A. Hack
Fredau¢dy H. Hack
Andrew
Hack
Court of
the & A
Circuit Court of
Frederick
Court House
Frederick H. Hack
II. Heire
Dee
Evening Star
J. W. Baker
Demonstrations in Stockholm and Berlin Prompt May Day Tensions
Stockholm hosts a large demonstration with hundreds marching past the Reichstag shouting Republic and Revolution. Authorities plan special protection for the royal family amid fears of socialistic unrest. Berlin talks with Russia Denmark Germany and Austria seek a May Day peace demand accord, with plans to march for more food and immediate peace.
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Stockholm
Reischtag
Lipa
Berlin
Russia
Denmark
Germany
Austria
Cuy This Out Worth Money Mystery Offer
An old solicitation urges readers to cut out a slip and mail to Foley & Co in Chicago for a trial package of Foley remedies including Tar Compound and pills. The ad promises direct mail return and pushes want column advertising.
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Foley & Co
Sheffield, Ave
Chicago, Inc
Foley
Solo
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