Common Clay hailed as a gripping drama of injustice
multiple New York papers praise the play Common Clay for its dramatic force and emotional impact. critics call it a nearly primitive tragedy with vigorous storytelling and broad appeal, noting its success and humanity.
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New York Evening Sun
New York Post
New York World
New York Evening Telegram
New York Evening Mail
Howard Pine
New York Globe
Republic Theatre
New York City
Eyes of the Soul at Empire Tonight
A blind soldier is honored for sacrificing his sight to save a comrade. A chorus girl in a cabaret also sacrifices for love, seen through a romantic light. Elsie Ferguson stars in Eyes of the Soul at the Empire with scenic and news reel at 41 and 117c.
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Elsie Ferguson
Empire
Parish Farm Deficit Report for Six Months Ending June 30 1919
The Parish farm superintendent reported six months ending June 30 1919 had receipts of 846.84 and expenditures of 1752.65, creating a deficit of 905.81. Frederick County and the city of Winchester must cover the shortfall in established proportional shares.
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Board of County Supervisors
Frederick County
Winchester
Funeral set for Isaac B. Miller in Mount Hebron
Isaac B. Miller who died in Vancleresville West Virginia will be buried at Mount Hebron Cemetery Winchester. Services were held at the Martinsburg house at 10 this morning led by Rev J R Jacobs assisted by Rev J H Haley. Miller aged 45 was born in Bluemont Loudoun County and died after pneumonia following operations at King’s Daughters Hospital Martinsburg. He leaves a widow a son five brothers and four sisters.
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Isaac B. Miller
Vancleresville
W. Va
Mount Hebron
Winchester
J. R. Jacobs
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
Martinsburg
J. H. Haley
Shepherdstown Church
Miller
King’s Daughters’ Hospital
Bluemont
Loudoun County
Berkeley County
Ces Hansacker
Millwood
Arke County
Nerv Worth Praised By Doctors In Columbus Ad
Mr Johnson and his wife report Nerv Worth greatly improved their long standing nervous troubles. Both say the tonic helped sleep digestion and energy after two doctors recommended it. The couple credit the medicine with rapid relief and health gains.
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Mr. Johnson
Columbus
Mykrantz Co
Charles F. Johnson
West Third Ave
Miller's Drug Store
Winchester
Singhass Road Finally Approved by County Board
After several failed attempts to approve the James B. Singhass road new viewers were appointed to inspect a proposed public road through lands of J. W. Larrick Jr and others. The board approved the viewers report and ordered it filed and summoned landowners J. W. Larrick Jr Edward Smith Amos Cooper Sam Loy Joseph Cooper and Hunter Bayliss to appear July 29 and show cause why the road should not be opened.
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James B. Singhass
Wesstern
J. W. Larrick, Jr
Board of County Supervisors
Edward Smith
Amos Cooper
Sam Loy
Joseph Cooper
Hunter Bayliss
Little Irwin Wolverton Improves After Accident
Little Irwin Wolverton, accidentally shot while playing with children, is improving rapidly at Winchester Memorial Hospital and is expected to go home to his parents Mr and Mrs Fred Wolverton in Woodstock Virginia in a few days. Miss Maud Carpenter of this city is visiting friends in Hagerstown Maryland.
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Little Irwin Wolverton
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Fred Wolverton
Woodstock
Bids Sought for Welltown School Construction Project
Bids will be received up to July 26 for a two room and four room school building at Welltown Frederick county. Specifications and plans may be secured at the office of the Superintendent of Schools Rouss Ave Winchester Va.
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Welltown
Frederick County
Superintendent of
Rouss Ave
Winchester
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