Local selective boards seek government recognition for services
A government letter asks all local and district selective draft board members for their preferred form of recognition. The favored option is a military commission allowing wear of a uniform and access to military clubs, with medals and diplomas also requested. Lord Northcliffe already praised the boards as a major wartime achievement.
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Germany
Lord Northcliffe
Suffragist Mary Pidgeon Addresses Winchester Elks
Miss Mary Elizabeth Pidgeon from the National Suffrage Association spoke to Winchester Lodge Elks receiving an enthusiastic reception. She argued women’s suffrage is essential to democracy and cited wartime contributions and sacrifices as justification. Her address drew hearty applause from the members.
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Mary Elizabeth Pidgeon
the Nations Suffrage Association
Winchester Lodge
Ths
Sherbers
Miss Pidgeon
America
Wilton
Soldier Frank Bohrer letter from France recounts armistice moment
Frank Bohrer of Wisconsin and Michigan troops writes from the front describing Verdun and Argonne fighting, the Meuse drive, and the armistice on November 11. He recalls mud marches, near the German line, bayonets fixed, and air bombs labeled Fritz drops, with a note on his shrapnel injury and absence of familiar faces.
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Frank Helaley
Fairmont Avenue
Elden L. Bohrer
127Th Infantry
France
Micky
Verdun Front
Argonne Front
Meuse
Verdun
Fvell
Fritzie
U. S
Frank
J Ames
Rhine
Wisconsin
Michigan
Hungarian Themed Poem Reflections From A German Writer
A German writer muses on Hungary and medieval history noting heroism and tradition. He recalls a moment about a waistcoat and heart waking, while referencing saints and long ago exploits within Hungarian borders.
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Ewe Eee
Gga Fe Fm
Hungary
Pame
Thames
Bearsville Merchant recalls croup remedy discovery
M. T. Davis of Bearsville West Virginia reports a patron’s child with croup improved after using leg'stone and Tar bought at his store. He praises Foley's Honey and Tar as a reliable remedy parents trust to ease coughs and colds.
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M. T. Davis
Bearsville
W.° Va
Croup
Wright
Foley
TROOP BOY SCOUTS BUILD COURT AND EYE RECORD BREAKING SEASON
Good basketball material is forming in the Troop Boy Scouts of this city. They converted Mrs. George H. Kinzel’s lawn into a durable court with poles score board and equipment. Scoutmaster H Russell Potts coaches the team which includes three of last year’s letter players and aims to be a record breaker. They travel Wednesday to Berryville Virginia to play Berryville High School. Potential team members include Greene G Potts McCauley H Baker and Kremer.
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Boy Scouts
George ‘H. Kinzel
Agin
H. Russell Potts
Qui
No Jurisdiction Says Commission In Rate Increase Case
The State Corporation Commission is said to lack authority to grant rate increases sought by public service companies. The Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals will decide early next year on whether the commission has jurisdiction, with four related appeals from the Virginia West Virginia Power Company and its Clifton Forge Covington Buena Vista and Lexington franchises. The case centers on contracts granting street entry rights and the right to fix rates, with January arguments anticipated and other firms awaiting the outcome including Northern Virginia Power Company seeking about a 25 percent electric rate rise pending coal prices.
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Sate Corporation Commission
Supreme Court ‘of Appeals of Virginia
Supreme Court
Virginia-West Virginia Power Company
Clifton Forge
Covington
Buena Vista
Lexing
Poration Commission
Richmond
Corporation Commission
Tthe
Sitace Corporation Commission
Northern Virginia Power Company of
Winchester
Olive Tablets Promise Quick Relief From Digestive Ailments
An old time ad boasts Olive Tablets cure dull digestion and bad breath. It claims users avoid dark tastes and constipation and feel relieved. The copy praises the olive color and urges readers to see better health with a box from druggists.
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Druggista
Funeral of Mrs. Lyle J. Fries
The body of Mrs. Lilla Wyanna Fries wife of Lyle J. Fries died in Tampa Florida December 2. The service was held at Mount Hebron Cemetery Winchester with Rev Roy Schmucker and Rev G W Stover. Survived by husband son Melvin Roy 9 and parents Wildlem and Lillie Harrison. Sisters Ray Parkerson and Estella DeHaven and brother Homer Harrison.
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Lilla Wyanna (Fries
Lyle J. Fries
Tampa
Fla
The
Star
Ray Parkerson
Martinsburg
W. Va
Winchester
Roy Schmucker
G. W. Stover
Mount Hebron
Klage Harrison
Lylle J. Fries
Melvin Roy Fries
Wildlem Harrison
Gienbeary
Estella DeHaven
Gilengary
Homer Harrison
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