Social and Personal News At Local Homes
Mrs. aay Stephenson and son from Buffalo visit friends and stay at 8 Brehanan on North Braddock. Various visitors arrive or return to Frederick from West Virginia Washington Norfolk Lonaconing Baltimore and Atlantic City. Names include Dr C B Harlee Miss Helen Brady Miss Katharine Fitzpatrick Miss Gladys Keister Capt John H Roseburger Rev Dr E E Northen and others visiting or hosting on South Market and Main streets.
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Mre
Aay Stephenson and Son
Buffalo
North Braddock Street
John O'N Casey
Katharine Fitz~patrick
William Keating
Keating
Main Street
Apple Yield Heavy Despite Early Freeze
Cumberland MD August 2 022 shipments of apples and peaches rise daily though peak movement starts mid September. B&O Railroad ships 6-8 carloads daily with Western Maryland Railway forwarding 6-8 mostly peaches. Expect 1 000 carloads apples over each line. Orchards near this city report fruit heavy and prices about 4 dollars per barrel. Peach crop greatly reduced by the freeze with 150 200 carloads expected. Apples may reach 150 cars per day during heavy season. Apples iced at Evitt's Creek plant prepared for shipments. Orchardists from West Virginia and nearby areas bring trucks for east and west shipment. Parasite to Fight Caneborer: Cuban insect imported to combat cane borer moth in Louisiana sugar cane.
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Cumberland
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Western Maryland Railway
Hancock
Romney
Moorefield
Baltimore and Ohio
Evitt’s Creek
Family moves to Chambersburg from South Market Street
Mr and Mrs Russell Emmons and their son and daughter are moving from South Market Street to Chambersburg Pa where they have purchased a home. Their house at six South Market Street will be taken by Mr and Mrs George W Rathman who live on East Cecil Street.
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E. J. Verzi
Agnes Baxter Richardson
Washington
Clarke County
W. R. Willis
South Market Street
Lake J. Frazier
Seliig’s Grove
Charles, Foster
Danville
Jack Raymond
Waynesboro, Pa
Carrie Anderson
West Cork Street
R.P. Holt
Joseph A. Massie
Amherst. Street
Newport News
Russell Emmots
South Market St
Chameersburg
Emmons
George W. Rathman
East Cecil Street
The Message of the Lilies and Reflections on Faith
Poetry and prayer verses contemplate lilies as symbols of purity and divine lesson. Questions about forgiveness and entry to heaven mix with musings on life, death, and hope. Manuscript-style lines present Nina Glyn Anderson as author alongside themes of faith and eternal light.
Tribute to Old Servants From Mrs Clower of Virginia
Mrs James H Clower of Woodstock Virginia prominent in United Daughters of the Confederacy writes to the Baltimore Sun defending Confederate memory and praising old Virginia servants. She recalls Civil War loyalties and argues for compassionate treatment of former slaves who accepted freedom and served faithfully.
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James H. Clower
Woodstock
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Shenandoah Valley
Winchester
Baltimore Sun
the Sun
South
Sherman
Whitelaw Reid
The
New York Tribune
Burrmint
Columbia
Georgia
Myer
Virginia Cavalry
Southern letter questions war aims and slave freedom debated
A Woodstock Va reader blasts discussion on whether the Civil War aimed to free enslaved people or preserve the Union. The author defends Confederate memory, praises Southern soldiers, and commends Prof Henry Shepherd for truth and writing, while criticizing a Northern-born speaker’s stance.
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Geralda
Mason and Dixon
South
Henry Shepherd
Empire to stage a big program with major film houses
J C Osserman of Universal Film Distributing E H Horton of Metro Pictures and Philip Bobys of Goldwyn Cosmopolitan discussed with Empire Theatre manager Marshall Baker a plan to show the entire output of Goldwyn Cosmopolitan and Metro, plus Universal Jewels from Universal City.
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Empire
J. C. Osserman
Universal Film Distributing Company
E. H. Horton
Metro; Pictures ~ Corporation
Philip Bobys
Goldwyn-Codsmopolitan Company
Marshall Baker
Empire Theatre
Goldwyn-Cosmopolitan
Metro
Universal Jewels
Universal City
Cal
Empire Theatre Boasts Unmatched Motion Pictures in Winchester
The Empire Theatre management proclaims the venue as alra and the most stupendous display of motion pictures and road shows in Winchester's theatrical history, promising an extraordinary era for local audiences.
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Empire Theatre Management
Alra
Winchester
Oil plant blast claims another life at Riverhide works
An Associated Press report says William Larus died in hospital after an oil explosion at the Riverhide works of National Tube Company. One man died at once and three others later succumbed to injuries.
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Associated Press
Wenesday
National Tube Company
William Larus
Veterans of Foreign Wars Convention Debates Key Resolutions
At the Norfolk gathering on August 30, VFW delegates were set to vote on major resolutions including support for Soldier pnvus legislation and a re vote on two measures from yesterday. Debates centered on Volstead act modification and Ruhr occupation, with approval of stricter immigration laws and a constitutional amendment denying citizenship to conscientious objectors.
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Associated Press
Norfolk
Pdnvus
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Ruhr
Reg'lar Li'l Runaround Ad Pitch Rivalry
A fragment from the New York Sun quotes a tin mother ship scolding a child and a remark about a subfleet boat. The snippet ends with an ad suggestion: Advertise In The Star, It pays.
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Evou
Subfleet
New York Sun
The
Star
Uniform State Laws For Users of Labels
The American Bar Association committee recommends uniform state laws to punish actua fraud in labeling and trademarks. It notes federal limits to interstate commerce and urges consumer protection while preserving clean hands in court. A separate ethics panel backs a joint effort with the National Association of Credit Men to address bankruptcy abuses and suggests forming a special committee for study.
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Associated Press
Minneapolis
American Bar Association
Committee On Commerce, Trade and Commercial Law
Panama
National Association of Credit Men
Bar Association
Committee On Professional Ethics
Thomas Francis Howe
Misirttormed on Fruit Conditions
C A Greene of Albemarle county argues in a Charlottesville Progress letter that the 1923 apple crop will be smaller than last year but above the ten year average. He cites government reports on U S apple production and urges Virginia No 1 Winesaps to fetch at least $5 and Pippins at $6, noting better labor and buying power than in 1919.
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Dewey
C. A. Greene
Albemarle County
Charlottesville Progress
Progress
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Washington
United States
Owsley Praises French Pep During Ruhr Visit
Col Owsley, on a Ruhr observation tour, admires French determination and American pep. He notes long war effort yet sees French pluck in pursuing peace while acknowledging sympathy for France and Belgium’s aims.
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T P
American Legion
Ruhr
France
Belgium
Try a Star Want Ad Readiness Tip
Brief OCR snippet shows an advertising prompt urging readers to consider a star want ad. The readable text is minimal and lacks full context or specific events.
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Rte
Sacred Subjects Restricted From Public Debate
A fragment from a debate or opinion piece discusses privacy in matters of state and the need to protect privileged topics from public fasts or scrutiny. The language suggests a call for control over sensitive subjects and governance concerns.
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Baren
Derivation of Paregorics Name in Early Pharmacy Lore
A garbled note outlines the term paregoric from Latin paregorikos and paregoricus, touching on English proposals to color public highways with cheap leaf sprays to reduce driver glare. It preserves the mention of paregorics origin and a proposed public-use dye idea without clear details.
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England
Olden Times Show Women’s Roles in Ancient Society
Fragments describe women in ancient Greece with mentions of public life, military enlistment, and satire of the “new woman” as popular themes. The text hints at plays mocking women’s desires to control city life and civic duties.
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Athens
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Walterguerre
Bannock
Ohio
8. P. Ludwig
National Avenue
C.B. Harlee
Capon Springs
W. Va
Helen Brady
Kathleen Flowera
W. South Taylor
Capt
Harrisonburg, Wa
Earl Clowser
Helen Miller
Gladys Keister
Baltimore
Annie Theis
Fort Wayne
Ind
New Market
George R. Theis
Lewis Spurr
Robert L. Gray
Louise
Cornelia Gray
Harry C. Stouffer
Atlantic City
Arthur M. Field
John H. Rosebaruger
Virginia Beach
E. E. Northen
Bagette Lurch
Uefield
Fauquier Va
Satur
C. L. Carver
Ho South Market Street
W. B. Barr
Gettysburg
Tius
Ont Avenue
Cuba
Louisiana
Royster
Pennsylvania
Royster Field
Chambersburg
Christ
Nina Glyn Anderson
Boyce, Va
James H. Glover
Owsley
Pep
Stves
Pharip
Paregorikos
N. Main St
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Boek
Lesa
Hotel Evans
Miller’s Warehouse
Pennsylvania Railroad
NS Eees
Hm. Co
Sheetz
T. S. Jolliffe
John W. Rosenbe
Siitls
RGER
Anson, Aucti
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