Health's best way Eat apples every day
Health suggests daily apple consumption as a simple routine. The note appears in a consolidated newspaper section with pricing for subscriptions and a July 1 war news column discussing New York bond markets and postwar money dynamics. The discussion notes bond prices near par, supply and demand effects, and bank behavior in the wartime economy.
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New York City
New York Acon
United States
Securit
Imythe
New York
York
Romance in a Hospital Humor Amid War Strife
A Times-Dispatch tale notes the war’s grim toll yet finds humor in hospital life. It mentions the Countess of Warwick and society nurses, claiming some nurses act flirtatiously and shun strict duties, reflecting light relief within hardship.
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Times-Diswar
Globe
Warwick
Court illusions of romance and endless possibilities
Fragmentary memoir style prose argues that romance is life for women and rails against neglecting endless romantic possibilities. dismisses courtly constraints and hints at societal expectations shaping affection.
Post Prandial Euphoria of the Gluttonous Feast
A humorous piece extols indulgence after a hearty meal. The narrator proclaims charity and universal love for all people while praising roasted meats and rich dining. It mocks sour critics whose misery would vanish if they could share in a substantial feast.
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Trier
Dudgeon
Sleep Inspires nocturnal verse in quiet dreamland
A poetic fragment evokes night mistress, starry flock, and dreams. The speaker seeks comfort and release from worldly cares as eyelids droop. Imagery centers on sleep as a mysterious realm and personal longing for soothing touch. Author unknown.
Jubilee News Notes Jubilee Va July 1
Jubilee Virginia updates include the Sunday school children's service set for July 4 at 8 p m. J B Crown seeks treatment at Johns Hopkins hospital for facial cancer. Mrs Frank Smith of Winchester visited her mother Mrs George Clark. B F Solenberger has been ill. Mrs J B Fries returned home after visiting her son T G Fries. Mr and Mrs Lind and son Guy Jr visited Turner Fries and family.
Nineveh News Notes from Nineveh Virginia July 1
Miss Vir ginia Mecartney and sister Nellie Mecartney return to Front Royal after visiting aunt Miss Irene Mecartney. Mrs Eva Henson of Pennsylvania visits her uncle Robert McCauley. Mrs George Sowers visits brother Gilbert Hicks. Ethel and Mattie Beaty visit grandfather James Elkins. F R Weaver and family spent time with relatives in Stephens City. Jac F McKay and Mrs John Bierer of Boston are guests of Irwin Bierer of Cedarville.
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Nineveh
Virginia Mecartney
Nellie Mecartney
Irene Mecartney
Front Royal
Eva Henson
Pennsylvania
Robert McCauley
George Sowers
Gilbert Hicks
Ethel
Mattie Beaty
James Elkins
F. R. Weaver
Stephens City
Jac F
McKay
Local Society Notes From Hogue Creek Va July
Hogue Creek Va July reports list visits among Wisecarvers Rameys Lights White Nail Orn dorff Cather and Wotring families. Rev W H Samsell and Emma Bowman from Winchester are guests, with a barbed wire incident injuring Caroline Clowser's horse.
Mrs Green Returns From Eastern Visit
Mrs Harry R. Green formerly Mrs C L Jack proprietor of the new Hotel Jack returns home after a ten day visit to friends in New York and Philadelphia.
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Harry R. Green
C. L. “Jack
Jack
New York
Philadelphia
Local Social Notes From Albemarle County Virginia
Mrs James Shipp and daughter Rosa of Martinsburg W Va are visiting Miss Susan Howard. Mrs Sadie Yeakley visits sister Mrs Shirley Hicks on Apple Pie Ridge. Mrs Staden Hawkins spent Wednesday with sister Mrs James Lamp. Misses Blanche and Lela Yeakley visited aunt Mrs James Spence.
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Albin, Va
James Shipp
Rosa
Martinsburg
W. Va
Susan Howard
Sadie Yeakley
Shirley Hicks
Apple Pie Ridge
Staden Hawkins
James Lamp
Blanche
Lela Yeakley
James Spence
Bloom Brevities from Bloom Virginia Roundup
Local notes report visits from Miss Mary Stickler and Miss White to Bluemont and Washington. several families from Chambersville and Hanibal visit relatives. Drought eases as wheat crops grow. farmers busy harvesting. William Cammer from Kernstown spends week harvesting wheat.
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Mary Stickler
Bluemont
White
Washington
Lula Cooper
Ollie Taylor
Garland
Eavy Oates
Gore
William Cammer
Kernsstown
Fourth of July Picnic Hosted by Thomas Fortune Ryan in Shipman
Nelson county invites residents to a Saturday picnic at Shipman hosted by Thomas Fortune Ryan. Political figures including Bland Massie and Aubrey E. Strode will speak. Massie favors local option, Strode is a prohibition advocate. About 10,000 people expected to attend and enjoy prepared fare at the Virginia plantation.
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Shipman
Thomas Fortune Ryan
Fian
New York
Vir Farmer
Bellator
Bland Massie
Aubrey E. Strode
Mr. Ryan
Ryan
Virginia Plantation
J. N. Conner
Vaucluse
Frederick County
Luther Pannett
Frederick Co
Fremont Church Hosts Notable Children's Day Service
Hayfield Virginia July 1 a large crowd gathered for a children's service at Fremont Church last Sunday afternoon. The event drew widespread attendance and featured activities focused on youngsters.
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Fremont
Hayfield
Fremont Church
Bes Hil
Milanne Frye Praises District Sunday School Achievements
Milanne Frye president of the District Sunday School Association attended and gave an address commending the school for past achievements. The program included opening chorus All the World for Jesus invocation, address of welcome by Marguerite Rinker, responsive reading, recitations by Winifred Orndorff and Fietta Rosenberger, motion song, and a primary department chorus.
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District Sunday School Association
Pbatiner
Jesus
Marguerite’ Rinker
Winifred Orndorff
Fietta Rosenberger
Sania Tinny
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