Brothers Reunite After 37 Years The Edwards Reach Capitol Heights
George H. Edwards of Cross Junction visits his brother James Edwards in Capitol Heights near Washington. Although James did not recognize him at first, a careful search led to a joyous reunion and a plan for George to visit Cross Junction soon. James, once a singing and band master, now runs a furniture business and wooden toy shop. George is accompanied by his son H. R. Edwards of the Commercial and Savings Bank staff in this city.
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George H. Edwards
Cross Junction
George Edwards
H. R. Edwards
Commercial and Savings Bank
Capitol
Washington, D. C
James Edwards
Capitol Heights
Washington
Frederick County
Edwards
George
Pride of Detroit Heads For the Sea
The Pride of Detroit departed Prince Edward Island at St Peter's Bay on the north shore of King's County at 8:30 a m Atlantic standard time. It flew northeast across the island then toward the Gulf of St Lawrence. A Great Bend man commented on a friend quoted in the Kansas City Star.
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Charlottetown
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Pride of
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City Star
Four Japanese Warships Crash In War Game
London reports a major peacetime naval disaster from Tokio after two collisions among four Japanese warships during a night war game off Maizuru. Warabi sank with about 102 dead while destroyers Warabi and Ashi had 27 fatalities and towed to port. total deaths estimated near 129.
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London
Tokio
Jintsu
Naka
Warabi
Ashi
Maizuru Naval Station
Capon Bridge Social News Notes Passers Through
Capon Bridge West Virginia August 26 locals Mr Joseph Williams Zepp and Mr Mrs Frank Williams and Ruth Williams visited here a while with D H Shuler. Mrs Frank Schaffehaker ill seeks Memorial Hospital care Dr Charles R Anderson. Margaret Shuler bronchitis Nellie Horner visit Milton Horner at Shuler home. Friends await news of Dr J S Offutt recovery from internal trouble Winchester Memorial Hospital.
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Capon Bridge
W. Va
Joseph Williams
Zepp
Frank Williams
Ruth Williams
D. H. Shuler
Frank Schaffehaker
Memorial Hospital
Charles R. Anderson
Margaret Shuler
Frank Kerns
Elizabeth Giffin
Bernice Funkhouser
Nellie Horner
Milton Horner
Sa ‘D
Fifteen Tourists Die in Mountain Rail Derailment
In Chamonix France on August 26 fifteen tourists were killed and about twenty injured when a rack and pinion mountain railway derailed after leaving Monters. Brakes failed on descent, the locomotive and first coach plunged down a 50 foot ravine. A passenger named Remery pulled the emergency brake saving the second car.
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Chamonix
France
Monbers
Mont Blanc Chain
Remery
Women Can Now Do More
Fifty years ago there were few occupations for women. Today women work in factories with hundreds of other women and girls and hold roles as architects lawyers and executives. Mrs Elizabeth Chamberlain of Trenton New Jersey credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with improving her health after factory work. She invites inquiries from other women.
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Elizabeth Chamberlain
Unionall
National Farm News debuts as farmers weekly paper
The National Farm News launches as a biweekly farmer oriented publication. It proclaims itself a real farm newspaper with live weekly news, economic insights, and departments for homes and farms. James S. Vance leads the staff guiding coverage from Washington with national farming organizations backing the venture.
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National Farm News
Pes Nationa] Rele
Serasons
United States
James 8. Vance
Vance
America
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