Federal Trade Commission Probes Newsprint Prices
Hearings reopen on newsprint pricing as publishers and jobbers accuse manufacturers of delaying study of cost production figures. FTC considers a distribution plan and possible paper shortages while potential referral to Justice Department looms.
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Washington Dispatch
Baltimore Sun
Federal Trade Commission
Commission
The
Trade Commission
Sofa Mission
Congress
Department of Justice
Fishers
A. J. MacIntyre
Newspaper Publishers' Association
Frank P. Glass
Committee On Paper
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Ambiguous Commission Report Cited By Publisher Sources
Fragmented lines describe a commission report and officials concerned with government power and early action. The text mentions high level figures like SORAMORA PON and Tresee MEE and hints at plans, production, and media publishers, but specifics are unclear.
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Respépsthi
Tresee
Wari
Entertained At Turkey Dinner In Elkton
A holiday gathering in Elkton honored Hugh Frye with Grace Cave Tharsa Mary and Luhrimie Racey Suddith Howara White and Mayd Fryedane Racey. Guests enjoyed games and a dulged meal after dinner. Mr Hale hosted relatives from Reliance and Washington D C visiting the neighborhood.
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A Ee al Nae
Hugh Frye
Elkton
Isses Grace Cave
Tharsa
Mary
Luhrimie Racey
Mews Suddith
Howara White
Lo Dean
Mayd Fryedane Racey
Tongani
A Hale
Reliance
Ard
Washington
D. C
Lee J. Cave
Elsie
Margarie
Page R
Halé
Carroll Evans
N Pa
L. J. Geed
H. C. Cave
Mise
Joe Hartley
Stephens City
Koltz
Os Promeyn
Hale
Tara ‘Hey
Fine Dinner For Mother Christmas Day
A large dinner party was held on Christmas day at Mrs. William Johnsons home near this place. A roast turkey formed the centerpiece and Mrs. Johnson, aged 34, enjoyed the celebration, with guests including Davis and Johnsons of Winchester Hicks of Chambersville Pugh family Capon Bridge and Lehew Johnsons from the homeplace and Owen Anderson.
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W. Va
William &. Johnson
Johnson
Davis Johnson
Winchester
Edward Hicks
Chambersville
George Pugh
Hoa Pugh
Capon Bridge
James Johnson
Edna Johnson
Lehew
J. Lee Johnson
Owen Anderson
Miss Tolbert Returns to Mount Solon to Resume Duties
Miss Lois Tolbert of Winchester spent Monday night with Mr and Mrs K W Koons on North High Street Mount Solon where she will resume her teaching session this morning after holiday visits in Winchester Harrisonburg Va Independent notes.
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Lois Tolbert
Winchester
K. W. Koons
North High Street
Miss Tolbert
Mount Solon
Harrisonburg
Independent
Be Moderate in Alletenene Diet and Habits
The text outlines the ideal leader who avoids excess in work, drink, and food. It emphasizes balance, steady daily routines, and mental focus through a standard healthy regimen. The description blends self restraint with disciplined personal care as keys to success.
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Puyskens
Writer of Good Stories: Frank H. Aan and Nan of Music Mountain
The piece profiles Frank H aan author of Nan of Music Mountain and notes his shift from railroad fiction to adventure tales. It highlights his career beginnings with The Nerve of Foley published in 1900 and praises Nan of Music Mountain as a vivid desert romance featuring brave, reckless men and a strong heroine.
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Nan
Foley
Music Mountain
Herons
Vilaing
Unreadable Fragment Sparks Speculation on Medical Research
A damaged OCR passage hints at a discussion of pathogens and treatments with scattered references to phages and therapies. Details are unclear, names and dates are obscured, leaving the exact subject and entities uncertain.
Classified Fragments Reflect Odd Boston Inquiry
In a clipped classified snippet a Boston inquiry about an order causes a clerk to respond with hesitation. A youth’s father asks about love letters and a request to examine the letters is noted as the fragment ends.
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Mined By Germans Continued From Page One
The article notes historical wartime burdens and references Gallipoli and Allied soldiers. It discusses the rise of Lloyd George to premier and the Pall Mall Gazette as the new official mouthpiece, replacing the Daily Mail for government editorial influence.
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Gallipoli
Daily Mail
Asquith
Lioydale
Pall Mall Gazette
Henry Balaiel
Market Report Slow Notes and Varied Prices Across Commodities
Market page lists bid prices for wheat corn oats and hay with retail and wholesale levels. Butter eggs poultry lambs and mutton shown with regional values from Baltimore markets and Virginia farm prices. Livestock weights and per head figures appear alongside grain and feed staples in a dense product listing.
Auto Truck Victim Shows Improvement After Street Collision
Mrs Nellie Grady who was struck on South Main Street by an auto truck is reported improved this afternoon and may leave the Eagle home soon. Eyewitnesses say driver William Southam was not to blame as Grady stepped back into the roadway to recover a dropped package just before the impact.
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Nellie Grady
South Main Street
George WH. Eagle
William Southam
Grady
Southam
New Arrival Brought Joy to Potta Family
Mr and Mrs Roy E Potta celebrate a new baby born during the holiday season. Friends extend congratulations as the Potta family greets the arrival with happiness and shared good wishes.
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Roy E. Potta
Public Sale of J. N. CONNER PROPERTY
Public sale conducted by commissioners in Frederic County Virginia will auction on January 20 at 11 AM in Winchester. Four parcels total about acres described as tracts near Stephens City with improvements, crops, and road frontage. Sale to be held rain or shine with two equal payments due dates and interest. insurance required on the property.
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Winchester
A. G. Rutherford
Winchester and
Martinsburg
Lenore Station
Ncre
A. G. Hutherford
ERS
Nationa Ainchester
R. T. Barton
Teustens
Clrreuit Court
Prederick
J. Cooperage Company
Ve. 1 Et Als
Dolfond
Frederic ’Ty
Stephens City
Stepens
Herbert
Larrick
Gho
M. Beltzhoover
R.R. M. Ward
A.C. Stickley
R. Gray Williams
H. R. Kern
R. T. Bar
Baker, JR
Co. Va
Death of Mr Adar J Dickhaut in Washington D C
A telegram announces the death of Mr Adar J Dickhaut from heart trouble in Washington D C where he resided with his sister Mrs Allen at 6106 Fourteenth Street West. He was over 30, involved in real estate, and the remains will be brought to Winchester for interment at Mount Hebron Cemetery with Hiram Lodge and Rev George S Bowers officiating.
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Amilton Spearman
West
Sierras
Adar J. Dickhaut
Indaw
Allen
Fourteenth
Etreet
Washington, D.C
Dickhaut
Bessig House
Phomasty House
Robert House
Lewis F. Cooper
I Washings Lon
Stacy
Adequitary Named Poker Editor Report
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a poker editor in New York with garbled phrases about tips and months. No clear event, date, or named entities beyond New York. Unable to extract a coherent incident or outcome from the readable portion.
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Weridhn
Tina
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