Elijah's God Seen in Obedience at Evangelistic service
Smith's sermon centers on Where is the Lord God of Elijah from Second Kings as laymen’s prayer meetings draw crowds to Grace Lutheran and Street Methodist. He warns money as a poor master and urges obedience to God, noting Christ's law as morality's basis and the coming judgment.
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Street Methodist Episcopal
Petter
Bell Building
Walter Streets
Elijah
P. Smith
God
Bitjan
Bethel
Jeri
Jordan
Elisha
Ivah
Hisha
Jesus Christ
Tax Return Forms Available Nationwide
Announcement from the revenue bureau notes that tax blanks are now obtainable at government offices. Individual returns for incomes over 1000, married or family heads over 2000, and those over 5000 will be due by March 15 with two weeks for availability of the forms. A special farmer form accompanies the return for 1918, detailing crop value, livestock products, and expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atayer Bureau
Ieee
Offi
Tevenue
Persell Plank Reports Healthier Life in German Occupation
Private Persell Plank of Company F, 168th Infantry Rainbow Division writes from Neiderwailer Germany that he is in good health. He describes soldiers sleeping in a German hotel ballroom and enjoying electricity and other luxuries as part of the third army of occupation.
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Persell Plank
Rainbow Division
Third Army of Occupation
Neiderwailer
Germany
Sickness in Seabright Family Sends Members News
The Seabright family faces multiple illnesses as influenza and pneumonia affect relatives. Ms. Seabright travels to Cumberland Maryland after learning of her daughter Mrs Poclexs serious illness. Brother Mr Baker Seabright recovers slowly while Mrs Spriggs and Mr Seabright are kin of the late Mrs Frank March who died January 14 from pneumonia.
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Frank March
Real estate wanted in city and suburbs for buyers
J. W. Bakdr seeks modern homes priced from 2000 to 10000 in city and suburbs. He has investors and buyers ready, invites owners to list properties and to consult before buying. Address 48 Rouss Ave.
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J. W. Bakdr
Rouss Ave
Floppers Beat Wire By Half An Hour
Mary Whitacre and R E Wingfield of Gore Virginia eloped to Hagerstown on Thursday and married after receiving a telegraph demand to stop the marriage. The wire claimed the bride was 14, while the groom said she was 18 when securing the license.
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Mary Whitacre
R. E. Wingfield
Gore
Hagerstown
Martineburg
Jourazal
New Autos For Sale Attractive Prices For Quick Buyers
Six Model 90 T and one 86-4 Overland offered by H. C. Boden. Inquiries to W. B. MacMillian at 305 North Market St. Iptt.
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H. C. Boden
W. B. MacMillian
North Market St
Navy to Probe Bribery Reports
The Navy Department plans a thorough investigation into reports that bribes up to $100,000 were paid by men to enter the navy and dodge army service during the war. The inquiry follows wires from Philadelphia and other places.
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Washington
Navy Department
Philadelphia
Navy
House Passes Large Railroad Control Bill in House Vote
Washington Feb 21 The House passed a $700 600900 railroad control appropriation bill by a 272 to 25 vote. The measure aims to fund and authorize oversight of railroad operations and management nationwide.
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Washington
Germans Still Fighting Poles on Western Front
London reports Germany has not ceased hostilities as of Wednesday, with infantry and artillery attacks continuing on the western front against Polish forces. Information from Warsaw indicates ongoing German offensives despite armistice talks.
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London
Germany
Warsaw
Berryville Stockholders Meet Over Association's Future
On March 1 stockholders of Berryville gather to decide whether the association will hold this year or sell the bubbling Society to pay debts and wind up its affairs.
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Berryville
Public Dance Friday in Friendship Hall
Community event invites all to attend a public dance in Friendship Hall on Friday night. Bring a friend and enjoy an evening of music and social dancing. Date appears as 19-19-21 in the notice.
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Friendship Hall
Lost IA finger in France during October fighting
Mr JR QD Hart of near town reports his son Private James Mart of Company I 116th Infantry lost a finger in October fighting in France. Hart expresses hope for recovery of the finger.
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France
Mr. JR
Hart
Town
Hig
James. Mart
Company I
One Hundred and Sixteenth Infantry
Sale notice at ABCO Drug Store with reduced prices
Special sale announcement from ABCO Drug Store promoting greatly reduced prices on select goods. Readable details unavailable due to fragmented text.
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Alba
ABCO
No services Sunday at Stephen Cee on next Sunday
Fragmentary text notes no services on a upcoming Sunday, with unclear location Stephen Cee and reference to the 24th. The garbled OCR suggests a church or religious service notice.
Cochran in Regular Army Rank Transfer
Corpe Cochran of Macinones rk, announced by Seeear an Star, has become a member of the United States Army. He is identified as J. A. Cochran of Welltown, age 8 months. The notice places him in the North- Pwo area with a four-day service history.
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Cochran
Macinones
Seeear
Mili
North- P
Pstablagh
United States Army
J. A. Cochran
Welltown
For Sale Jersey Cow Switch Calf Appy to Apt CRB
For sale a Jersey cow calf switch unclear listing. Readable parts show a name like MICANN and codes CRB. Contact may be required for details.
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Jersey Cow
Appy
Brunswick Tires Advertises at Burton's Tire Shop
Local ad promotes Brunswick tires available at Burton's Tire Shop located at 21 W Piccadilly St. The message urges customers to buy one tire and learn about tire quality.
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Brunswick
Burton's Tire Shop
W. Piccadilly St
Naval harbor protections reinforced at Hamburg
Hamburg reports naval measures for harbor protection with merchant shipping reinforced by a cruiser and four torpedo boats.
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Hamburg
King's Daughters to Meet Mr George Bailey Saturday
Notice states the King s Daughters will meet Mr George Bailey Saturday afternoon at 4 o clock.
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King’s Daughters
George Bailey
Funeral service for Mrs Rogers at Christian Church
The funeral of Mrs William Rogers who died at her home on West Pall Mall street will be held at 3 p m Saturday from the Christian Church. Interment follows at Mount Hebron Cemetery with pallbearers James Baker Harry Keckley Fred Crisman Stover Harper Benjamin Russell E W Cather and A B Richards.
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William Rogers
Weat Pall Mall Street
Christian Church
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Messrs
James Baker
Harry Keckley
Fred. Crisman
Stover Carper
Benjamin Russell
E. W. Cather
A. B. Richards
Lower marine insurance rates expected after talks
Lower marine insurance rates on cargoes are expected soon after a conference between Shipping Board chairman Hurley and New York marine underwriters.
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Washington
Hurley
The
Shipping Board
Marine Underwriters of
New York
Seed Potatoes and Grains Offered for Spring Planting
Wisconsin seed potatoes and Silvermine Seed Oats graded by Blacksburg are promoted with perseed oats from Pennsylvania and Northwestern seed oats. The ad touts clovers grass seeds Kansas grown alfalfa and sweet clover seeds with free culture, plus a sale on chocolate covered nuts and fruits at People's Drug Co this Friday and Saturday, managed by H H Baker.
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Wisconsin
Blacksburg
Pennsylvania
Northwestern
Kansas
H.H. Baker
Senate pleas for Wilson to withhold league talk
Washington reports a Senate resolution urged President Wilson not to discuss the league of nations publicly until he briefs the foreign relations committee or the Senate. Senator Fall declines White House invitation to hear the plan. Wilson plans a March return to France aboard the George Washington, with a Boston speech expected to be broad and nontechnical. Destroyers escort the George Washington home from the peace conference to Boston.
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Washington
Wilson
Senate
League of Nations
Foreign Relations Committee
Sherman
Iinois
Fall
White House
A. P. Pal
New Mexico
Borat
Idaho
House
France
Navy Department
Department
McCauley
George Wash
New York
George Washington
Boston
Bobton
United States
Death of Mr Jerome St Ceran in Atlanta
Mr Jerome St Ceran died suddenly at his home 10 Essie avenue Ormewood Park Atlanta at 9 p m February 6 He was born July 11 1885 and is survived by his wife his New Orleans parents and two sisters The funeral was held February 9 from his residence and burial followed in West View Cemetery He was a popular local figure and had been an invalid for some time
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Jerome St. Ceran
Madge Frye
James M. Frye
Essie Avenue
Ormewood Park
Atlanta
the Star
Hig
West View
St. Ceran
New Orleans
E. Holt
Arnold Ribby
du Duque
Iowa
Surprise St Valentines Day Party at Timber Ridge
Mr and Mrs William Oates hosted a surprise party in Timber Ridge West Virginia on Friday night celebrating Miss Marie Orndorff. About fifty guests attended and games preceded a dining hall reception with elegant refreshments.
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Timber Ridge
W. Va
William Oates
Marie Orndorff
C. B.marple
A. B. Triplett
R. L.tt
Russell and
Clairborne Hoover
Elmira LaFollette
Mies Gladys Line
Winchester
Nellie Marple
B. E. Marple
Mies Marie
Tire shipment sights unknown codes and maker name
A large shipment arrived noted as Gootyeat tires with unclear cord and fab details and a cryptic mark H. B. BBBRT 20-1p-21. The fragment offers little context on origin or destination.
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Just
Cord
Fabne
H. B
George Cook Loses Big Barn by Fire
A large barn on farmer and magistrate George Cook’s farm near Winchester was destroyed by fire last night with hay fodder and equipment. Estimated loss about 2000 dollars. cause possibly sparks from distant ashes. Fire brigade responded but barn and contents were a total loss. no livestock were inside.
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George Cook
Winchester
Charley Rowse Fire Company
Bargains Begin At Shoe Shine Parlor Shoes
Starting Monday the shop offers 500 pairs of ladies shoes priced from 5 to 8 dollars with a 1.98 sale. First come first served at 169 North Main Street.
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Wik Eell
Shoe Shine Parlor
Main St
Expert Zimmerman Probes Fire Truck Crash
Paul Zimmerman expert mechanic of the La France Fire Engine Company Elmira weighs details of a crash involving the Priandship Company machine. The analysis notes the machine had not been tested and bits of evidence are examined for Friday and Saturday sales. Chocolate covered cherries offered at People’s Drug Co. for 6 cents per pound.
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Paul Zimmerman
la France Fire Ne Company
Elmira
Ores Gruck
Priandship
People’s Drug Co
Funeral of Mrs. M. P. Smith in Maryland area
Mrs. M P Smith aged 79 died of apoplexy at her Marlboro area home. She was wife of M P Smith and mother to James B South and two daughters H M Manuel and James Boggs. Survived by sister Ellen Campbell of Stephens City. Born in Frederick County she lived in the area all her life. Funeral today by Rev M H Keen of Middletown and burial at Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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M. H. Keen
Middletown
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Pastor Receives Surprise Donation from Church Members
Members of the Baptist Church presented their new pastor Rev. Charles Adey with a large donation yesterday. The gifts were gathered and conveyed to the parsonage in a single, substantial handoff to the pastor and his wife.
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The
Baptist Church
Charles Adey
Wmere
Foreign missions day at Centenary Reformed Church
Centenary Reformed Church holds foreign missions day with an 11 p m service titled Launch Out Into the Deep performed by the choir school and congregation. Rev B L Stanley and Supt C Hartman lead the service and the foreign mission offering is taken. Sunday school meets at 9 30 a m. No services at Stephenson or tonight due to Gypsy Smith meeting.
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Centenary Reformed Church
B. L. Stanley
Supt. C. Hartman
Stephenson
Gypsy Smith
Mrs Lillie M Unger Dies After Lingering Illness
Mrs Lillie May Unger 39 died at home 614 South Main Street after a lingering illness. She was a daughter of George W Clowser of the county. The funeral will be Sunday at St Johns Church.
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Lillie May Unger
South Main Street
George W. Clowser
St. John's Church
Woolley Heads to Harrisonburg Meeting in Virginia
Commissioner Robert W. Woolley of the Interstate Commerce Commission arrives in town with friends. He is to address Group Three tomorrow at a Virginia Bankers Association meeting in Harrisonburg. Woolley is married to Marguerite Trenholm of this city, and has many connections in the area.
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Robert W. Woolley
Interstate Commence Commission
Washington
Virginia ‘Banker’ Association
Harrisonburg
Woolley
Marguerite Trenholm
Clemenceau in Serious Condition Amid Crisis
Paris reports Premier Clemenceau in serious condition after a heavy illness crisis. Doctors warned not to expect a swift recovery as officials described the situation as grave and influenced by possible further complications.
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Clemenceau
Paris
Services at Ebenezer Church This Sunday at Eleven
There will be preaching at Ebenezer Church at 11 a.m. on Sunday the 23rd by Rev. B Edinburg of Virginia.
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Ebenezer
Wer
Edinburg
Bolsheviki Force Is Put At 750000 In The Sprig
A terse wartime blurb notes the Bolsheviki force at 750000 troops with Russia accelerating munitions production and factory outputs to speed up wartime efforts.
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Austria-Hungary
Open House at Rouss Banked Building Transformation
Town residents are invited to an informal reception and warming event tomorrow afternoon at a notably equipped banking room. The facility, long under renovation since last fall, showcases the transformation now in the hands of Ora Flowers and cigaret and will feature music for guests.
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Trong
Antion
Cathedral Rector Dead in Baltimore Shock
Baltimore February 21. Mer Fletcher rector of the Baltimor cathedral and the closest associate of Cardinal Gibbond in the United States cited this the arch episcopal residence here.
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Baltimord
Mer. Fletcher
Baltimor Thedral
Logest Acc
Cardinal Gibbond
United States
U. and Food for the Poles Freighters Arrive at Pommeform
Freighters with 10 000 tons of foodstuffs reach Pommeform to aid residents. The arrival is reported by wire to The Star.
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U. & Food For
Pomme Fom
Troops in Hotel in Berlin Reported for U.S. Forces
COPENHAGEN Feb 21 American troops sent into Berlin to ensure the safety of American forces have been quartered in Dow En sag city, said a Berlin dispatch.
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Copenhagen
Berlin
Dow En
Cedar Cutting Instructions From a Wyned Orchard
The text directs cutting all cedars at least two miles to the windward and one mile to watch the small cedars. It emphasizes cutting now to manage the cedar growth in a specified area.
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Vaste Gongregation
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P. M
Grace Lutheran
Israel
Biisha
Elijjah
Christ
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Wire
Big Bill
Lower Marine Insurance
Mr. St. Ceran
Zimmerman
M. P. Smith
Reformed. Church Services
Lillie M. Unger
Vnstallant
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