Kind Hearts vs Coronets in Waldorf Astor Era
The piece questions William Waldorf Astor’s American to British nobility shift. It argues that despite his wealth and royal title, true nobility lies in character, urging loyalty to America over aristocratic titles. It cites Ingersoll’s line that kind hearts matter more than coronets.
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Robert G. Ingersoll
William Waldorf
Astor
Prison Camp Life Described by War Correspondent
A wartime account details German internment camps with barracks hospitals stores kitchens and sanitation. It notes parcel rooms for each nationality, camp orchestras concerts theaters and a camp museum. Officers stay unoccupied and prisoners of war wear distinct markings.
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Germany
Iave
Tex
Jess Foresees a Frugal Fate Beyond the Barroom
The narrator Walt Mason laments fragile fortunes around a saloon as Jess chooses thrift over gambling. He imagines the dead game players in graveyard neglect while Jess saves coins for a dignified retirement with a tuxedo shroud and gleaming coppers when he dies.
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Jess
Five Generations Photo At Rock Enon Springs
The article notes Tollgate No. 2 keeper James Foreman had a five generation portrait taken. Subjects include Amos Foreman. son James W. Foreman. granddaughter Ida E. Seabright. great granddaughter Myrtle Anderson. great great granddaughter Pauline Anderson. Also mentions Rev. with neuritis improving and local visits.
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James Foreman
Tollgate No. 2
Amos Foreman
James W. Foreman
Ida E. Seabright
Myrtle Anderson
Pauline Anderson
E. L. Hook
American consul in Hanover clarified after mistaken identity
In Germany, Mr Gray, mistaken for an Englishman due to a London overcoat and a similar name to a British cabinet member, is now better known to German authorities. Since his identity was confirmed, he has had no trouble and has served as acting consul of the United States at Hanover since last April 1.
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Germany
Gray
United States
Hanover
Fire destroys public school in Seae Rockingham County
Fire destroyed the public school building at Seae Rockingham County with about four hundred boys and girls inside. Flames raced between the ceiling and upstairs rooms giving the children a narrow escape. the loss is estimated at six thousand dollars.
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Se Ae
Rockingham County
Ascore
Papes Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief For Colds
An old advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound as a fast remedy for stuffed nose headache and sore throat. It claims three doses every two hours to break the cold, with quick relief and pleasant taste for 25 cents at drug stores.
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Pape
Grippe
Trustee’s Sale of Valuable City Property in Winchester
By virtue of a deed of trust from Chas. H. Light and wife dated November 4 1914 and recorded in Deed Book 30 pages 570 571 572 the trustee will offer for sale at public auction in front of the Court House Winchester Virginia at 11 a m on [date to be set].
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Chas. H. Light
Corporation Court
City of
Winchester
Court House
Mary Smith Kinzel
Charles W. Houck
Sale of Ashley Flats and adjacent properties in Winchester Va
On Wednesday December 29 1915 the trustee Warren Rice offers for sale a group of frame houses on the west side of Highland Avenue Winchester including 613 515 and 527 Highland and the Ashley Flats eleven apartments each renting for 1 weekly. The sale may be split or sold as a whole with terms one third cash day of sale and balance in two annual payments at 6 percent interest secured by a deed of trust and purchaser bonds.
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Highland Avenue
Winchester
BE. F. Ashley
Warren Rice
S. Braddock Street
South Braddock Street
Butte
Charles W. Houck
A. J. Tavenner
J. M. Steck
Cumberland Vall& & Martinsburg Railroad Company
West Virginia
A. C. Nadenbousch
W. King Street
Martinsburg
West Va
Adrian C. Nadenbousch
New York Visitor Edward Garvie Registers at Hotel Jack
Mr Edward Garvie of New York arrived on a business trip and is registered at Hotel Jack.
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Edward Garvie
New York
Jack
Cooper and Fletcher Wed in Gore Virginia
Mr Sale J Cooper and Miss Estelle Fletcher were married at the Disciples parsonage Gore on January 5 at 10 30 a m Rev S J Goode officiated in front of relatives and friends. The bride daughter of Richard and Fletcher of Trone county and the groom son of Marshall Cooper of the county. They honeymoon in Winchester and Hagerstown then plan to live near Trone after returning.
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S. J. Goode
Richard Fletcher
Trone
Marshall Cooper
Little Smithey Pugh
Winchester
Hagerstown
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