Ex-Service Man Calls For Aid To European Children
Mayor Glass reported a donor funded appeal for destitute European children. William T. Morgan of Moorefield West Virginia sent a five dollar check to the American relief fund and cited his service in Princess Pat's Regiment and the Canadian forces.
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Mayor Glass
Star
Europe
William T. Morgan
South Fork Limber Company
Moorefield
W. Va
Morgan
American Relief Fund
Princess Pat’s Regiment
Second Canadian Royal Engineers
Winchester Star
Farmers Union Agent Coming to Middletown Talks
Announcement states Mr. Lansdon national lecturer for the Farmers Union will address audiences in Middletown. He speaks at 2 PM Tuesday January 31 in the Middletown High School auditorium and at 7 30 PM in the Handley Library lecture hall. This marks his last east tour of the year.
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Lansdon
Farmers’ Union
Middletown High School
Handley Library
Rev Gluck to Hold Services at Centenary Church
The Rev A M Gluck of Christ Reformed Church Martinsburg will conduct preparatory service for the holy communion at Centenary Reformed Church this evening at 3. He will administer holy communion at 11 on Sunday, aiding Centenary due to Pastor Clarence Woods recent accident. A full attendance is requested.
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A. M. Gluck
Christ Reformed Church of
Martinsburg
Centenary Reformed Church
Mr. Gluck
Centenary Church
Clarence Woods
Big convention sermon by Rev Dr Bayley at Market Street church
Sunday morning at Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church the Rev Dr Frank R Bayley pastor of St Pauls Church Hagerstown Md will preach. He is a popular pastor and will bring a strong message to the large Methodist audience in the area with a special and striking sub context.
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Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Frank R. Bayley
St. Paul’s Church
Hagerstown
Methodist convention mention and local notices
Dr Bayley will summarize a large Methodist world conference held last November as part of the church centenary program. The event drew global church leaders and marks mid point of a five year plan. Also notes visits and returns of local residents and acquaintances including Mary Lupton after surgery.
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Bayley
Two Friends Break Into A Cold Confrontation Of Engagement
In a Cleveland Plain Dealer blurb a pair of close friends meet by chance and exchange surprised remarks about an engagement. One asks why the other kept the proposal secret and notes that others were surprised by the romance.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Tragedy Headlines Highlight Offbeat Domestic Snafus
A column lists sensational clippings: a husband dashes china, a candidate endures a rough lodge initiation, a nervous ballplayer loses a game, a hurried marriage to a widow with seven children, and a man quitting smoking wins cigars at a raffle.
They Don't Carry Money First Burglar and Snatchem Snatchers
A brief note on two burglars, describing First Burglar and Snatchem, who rarely take cash and mainly target women shoppers. The item notes their limited profits and method.
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Snatchem
Unclear Verse Snippet Cites Debits and Dads
Fragmentary lines discuss credits and debits with a line about lads and their fathers. The text remains incomplete with few identifiable names or locations.
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Credita
Speeding Him and the Timely Dollar Watch
A man named Weekus jokes about never risking holdup men and habitually carrying his dollar watch when out late. In a separate quip, an Irish inmate at a New York asylum reports “Twenty minutes to twelve” as the time, highlighting the comic misreadings of clocks in the tale.
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Pat
New York
Twitve
Between Girls Maud Why Comment On Druggist Debt Joke
In a dialogue between Maud Why and Ethel the women joke about complexion, money, and paying cash. The exchange hints at social expectations and financial hints in their banter.
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Maud
Ethel
Humorous Quip Highlights Reluctant Smile at Meeting
An exchange notes Twobbersly’s lack of humor and Twothersly’s failure to smile at a vice commission meeting. The lines imply a stern, ceremonial atmosphere and a dry joke about decorum. The fragment hints at personalities known for seriousness in public proceedings.
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Twobbersly
Veracity Question After Fishing Trip With Husband
Mrs Jones laments losing confidence in a man after discovering he went on a fishing trip with her husband. Mrs Smith asks why. The exchange highlights trust concerns arising from the shared outing.
Quite the Contrary Doctor Swell Spends Like Water
A clipped excerpt depicts a young doctor named Swell who spends cash freely. The speaker notes he does not procure money from the well in Boston and asks to be let off at the next corner, addressing a conductor who declines to cooperate. The STAR WANT ADS appear.
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Boston
Sage and Sulphur Compound Restores Natural Hair Color
An old-time recipe promises to darken hair naturally using Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound. A downtown druggist notes its popularity for restoring color, gloss, and youthful shine with a simple daily brush through strands.
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Wyeth
Overscene
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