General Tyson Receives Distinguished Service Honor
Brigadier Lawrence D Tyson of Ashville Tennessee is cited for exceptionally meritorious service as commander of the 49th Infantry Brigade Thirtieth Division. The award notes leadership at the October 8 attack that led to the capture of Brancourt and Premont, with prisoners and material seized. Tyson is a Knoxville manufacturer and West Point graduate, veteran of the Spanish American War and World War I.
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Ashoxville
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Premont
Pyson
Knoxville
West Point
Koons Returns to Official Duties After Family Tragedy
John C. Koons former assistant postmaster general leaves Winchester for Washington to resume Post Office Department duties after the death of wife Mrs Koons last Thursday. He is accompanied by his daughter and his son Edward Haddox Koons will live with grandparents Mr and Mrs Haddox in the Sensency on East Ger i e bak of feat.
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United States
Winchester
G W. Haddox
East
Ger
Brooks Orchestral Club to Present Musical Treat at Chautauqua
The Brooks Orchestral Club, a premier Chanuiququa ensemble, brings a high level concert program led by Mary Lutz Brooks with soloists from top bands and orchestras. The group features Harry Highie Brooks, Howard Evarts, Harry J. Cheilhute, Louise Arnold, Lela Young, and Royce on piano. The program promises refined ensemble work and a lively Chautauqua appearance for local music lovers.
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Brooks
America
Mary Lutz Brooks
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Atlleta
San Francisco
Harry Highie Brooks
Liberati
Kryl
the Wilties
Arthur Pryor
Howard
Evarts
James
Harry J. Cheilhute
Louise Arnold
Lela Young
Miss Royce
Brooks Orchestral Club
Allied and American Troops Parade Through Paris on Bastille Day
Paris headlines claim a brilliant Bastille Day march at 8 AM with Marshal Joffre and Gen. Pershing in review. Foch, Joffre, and Pershing led ceremonies while 40 American units formed a battalion amid cheers from 3,000 officers and soldiers.
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Associated Press
Paris
Marshal Joffre
Marne
Jof
Mar- Foch
Iied
Briliant Avenue
John J. Pershing
Prof Moore Sells Out To Syndicate
Prof Willis L. Moore former chief of the weather bureau has sold his 240 acre Mooreland fruit farm on the Rockville Potomac pike near Rockville Md to the Pittsburgh apple syndicate for about 76000. Possession will be given in about a month as the Moores rest and Moore plans later literary work.
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The
Weather Bureau
Mooreland
Rockville-Potomac Pike
Rockville, Md
Pittsburgh Apple Syndicate
Renters and Consumers' Association Secures Coal Deal in Richmond
Richmond announces a coalition with a major colliery for anthracite at 8.50 dollars per ton delivered to communal premises and soft coal at 6 dollars. The arrangement also provides unlimited wholesale meat lard bacon and country produce. Leslie Snapp returns to Norfolk after attending his brother Louis Snapp's funeral.
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Consumers’ Association Haa
Leslie Snapp
United States Navy
Lieut
Louis Snapp
United States Army
Norfolk
Middletown Club Girls Short Course On Home Skills
A Frederick and Clarke counties short course for club girls ended with 24 attendees. They learned canning cooking poultry and health work with daily routines from 7 to 10 pm and competed for badges in a room-based captain system led by Miss Hayner.
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Middle Town
Frederick
Clarke Counties
Miss Haynes Heads to Orange for Club Girls Short Course
Miss Mabel Haynes county home demonstration agent left this morning for Orange Virginia to conduct a week long short course for the county's club girls. Mr Charles L Bowly departed on a business trip for his firm after staying several days at his home. Mrs Browning left for relatives and friends in Iowa and other western states.
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Mabel Haynes
Orange
County
Charles L. Bowly
Doan’s Kidney Pills Back Up Winchester Testimonial
Winchester resident James M. Pangle of 128 S Market St praises Doan’s Kidney Pills for relieving back pain and kidney symptoms. He first endorsed them in 1915 after sharp kidney pains and confirms again in 1919. Manufactured by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY, price 60 cents.
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Dean
S. Market St
James M. Pangle
Doan
Foster-Milburne
Mfgrs
Buffalo
N. Y
University of Virginia Reports Record Summer Enrollment
Virginia summer school enrollment reaches historic high with a large number of college men and students from other states. The program reflects growing interest in higher education and statewide participation.
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Virginia State Board of Education
Virginia
Ae En Ores
University of Virginia
Sunshine In October Reflections On Pleasant Weather
A reflective note on October sunshine, describing its genial warmth in sheltered spots and the enhanced green grass with fallen leaves. The piece evokes Hawthorne like musings on seasons and the comforting, homely nature of sunlight.
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Hawthorne
County Treasurer Reports Healthy Balance After Debt Repayment
The Board of Supervisors meeting notes a strong county balance for the year despite rising costs in commodities labor and wear. Treasurer Smith highlights a clean slate with 2500 debt paid off and clear sources of receipts from taxation and other revenues.
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Board of Supervisors
Smith
Andensa
Pune Ies
Diet and health hints on fats from Allen Lance
The article ranks fats by digestibility from best to worst and notes olive oil can be made more digestible by chewing with air. It argues liquid and solid foods differ in mouth action and cautions against underestimating chewing. Beep fats like olive oil and beef fat are discussed in terms of pre swallow breakdown.
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Fetter
Virginia Cows for War Town Region
Agents of the French and Belgian governments have been buying heifers and cows in the Shenandoah Valley for restocking war regions. Large shipments already moved, with Durhams preferred. Prices ranged from 89 to 100 dollars for heifers and 100 dollars per cow. From 125 head sold recently, only one buyer, Mr Clayton Ritter, is named among local purchasers.
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Belgia
Shenandoah Valley
Mr. Clayton: Ritter
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