Virginia warned of coal shortage under federal plan
The Virginia note explains that U S fuel authorities plan to divert coal from Virginia to preferential New England lines, leaving state industries and homes without fuel. It warns of a severe crisis as orders exceed Virginia's production, risking industrial paralysis and hardship ahead of winter. Virginia near coal sources in New River and Pocahontas fields but faces inequitable allocations.
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Byra
Virginia
United States Fuel Administration
New River
Pocahontas
Union
West Virginia
United States
New England States
Purof Rennes
Virginia Faces Coal Shortage Warns of Winter Lockout
Richmond Dispatch warns that Virginia is allotted only 60 percent of anthracite and faces severe coal shortages this winter. It blames Administrator Garfield for failing to secure adequate bituminous supply and calls on Virginians to back the state administrator in demanding a readjustment to prevent factory closures and mass layoffs.
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Virginia
Garfield
Richmond Times-Dispatch
The Kaiser Faces Outcry Over World Bloodshed
A Wielkbray spitfire of words blames the kaiser for mass slaughter across Europe. An outraged speaker denounces Wilhelm's long range guns and scented crimes as innocent victims lie buried in fields, air, and ruined towns.
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Prussia
Europe
Wilhelm
Agai Ainst
Flanders
Brucetown Brevities From Brucetown Virginia
Mrs Drummond and two daughters from Winchester were Sunday guests of Mrs Jesse O Connell. Mrs O Connell family plan to join him in Reardon New Jersey for the summer. Friends will be sorry to see them leave. Mer and Mrs Orndorff of Hayfield were weekend guests of Miss Fannie Smithey. Mrs Nellie Moling of Winchester was the guest of Miss Sadie Snari. A lawn fete near Clearbrook drew many, raising 80 dollars. Mr and Mrs Hiram Catlett spent days with Mrs Frank Willingham in Hagerstown Maryland.
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Rucetown
Drummond
Winchester
Jesse O*connell
Jesse O'Connell
O*connell
Reardon
Orndorff
Hayfield
Fann
E Smithey
Nellie Moling
Sadie Snari
W. B. Thusferlake
James Wizel
Clearbrook
Hiram Catlett
Mr. Catlett
Irs
Frank Willingham
Hagerstown
Make a Habit of Eating Slowly and Take Chamberlain's Tablets
Advice urges slow eating and thorough chewing with amasticating, and recommends taking Chamberlain's Tablets after supper if trouble occurs. Sold by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Winchester enlistment notice for 21 year olds in 1917 18
The mayor of Winchester and the Frederick County clerk announce a registration notice under the Selective Service Act. Men turning 21 between June 5 1917 and June 5 1918 must report to the Winchester city courthouse on June 5, 1918, between 9 o clock a.m. and 1 p.m. to be registered.
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Winchester
County of
Frederick
City of
United States
J. F. Ward
Phil H. Gold
Frederick County
Freezone Corn Remedy Proves Quick and Painless
A Cincinnati authority warns against cutting corns and promotes Freezone as a cheap topical treatment. A quarter ounce from the drugstore is said to relieve pain after a few drops are applied to a tender corn, with the corn reportedly lifting out without inflaming surrounding tissue.
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Cincinnati
Knowlton's Danderine Promises Glossy Hair Free From Dandruff
An advertisement touts Knowlton's Danderine as a quick fix for heavy, healthy hair. It claims one application doubles beauty, instantly removes dandruff, and prevents itching, with a promise of fuller, lustrous hair after use.
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Knowlton
Knowton
E. W. Rose Co
Goclond
Moisture deficiency blamed for disorder in food residue
The text suggests the illness stems from moisture lack in residual food matter. It advises drinking plenty of water, eating raw fruits, and outdoor exercise as potential cures. It also recommends mild laxatives while warning strong cathartics deplete body water.
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Harry Flood Byrd
Evening Star Publishing Company
Bell
United
Eekly Mirror
Democratic. Council
Democratic Executive Committee
W. L. Fultz
Harry Hardy
Henkel Henry
Fred. L. Glaize
DR. B. M. Knight
J. Geo. Baetijer
Fletcher
Castoria
Brucetown
Washington
Bell System
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
R. W. Stake
Winchester, Va
Cincinnati Authority
Presbyterian
Mary C. D. Johnson
Johnson
Goff Miller
Cital
Presbyterian Church
the People’s Drug Co. Inc
Main St
Bushnell
Main Street
Freds, Boyd
C. J. Carver
Berryville
Ury Farm
Red Bud
H. R. Starkey
Medigal
Milwaukee
Cumberland Valley
Gremste
Oll Shippensburg Carlier
Philadelphia
New York
Dm. P.m
Atone
Susday Ony
Norfolk & Western
Bristol
Imations
Pullman
Welch
Memphis
Inerme
Panedelphia
Ion
Shenandoah Junction
Southern Railway
Alexandria
Strasburg
Harrisonburg
Strazburg
Harteculture
Ae Am Limited
Wash
D.H
Washington, DC
Winchester Gas and Electric Light Co
Jas. B. Russell
Goss
Franck Baker & Sap Pharmacists
Thomas & Messer Co
Baltimore St
Baltimore, Md
Russell Realty CO
Lexington Std
kBie Ee St
G. W. Kremer
Touroc Kitchen
Stephens City
Asco
Care Star
North
B. H. Leathern
Market St
A. K. Ware
Woodstock
J. Clowser
Northwestern
Meer
Cerl Mascohe
John Dix
Maryland Dining Room
Wm. R. Willis
S. Washington Street
C. L. Taylor
Martinsburg Pike
A.O. Haley
Evans
Ford
L. B.-Hornaday
Chester, S. C
Rambler Bicycles
H. R. Willis
Dupont CO
Hopewell
Davis
Eod
John Boxwell
Sanitary Plumbing Co
Ray Everhart
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