For Sale Privately Two Rural Properties in Virginia
Private sale offers two properties near Winchester and Berryville. First a four story brick dwelling with extensive outbuildings on about fifteen acres including orchard and vineyards, with furniture optional. Second a Gaylord farm four miles north of Berryville on the turnpike with eight acre apple orchard, barn, wooded, well fenced, tenant rights and growing crops reserved. Terms via I M Lynch attorney Winchester Virginia. 25-2w. A R Pendleton.
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Winchester
Gaylord
Berryville
Charles ‘Down
IM. M. Lynch
Atty
A. R. Pendleton
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Praised for Whooping Cough
Mrs. P. H. Martin of Peru Indiana reports two daughters had whooping cough and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy made the cough loose and helped expectoration. The testimonial notes it worked like a charm and was sold by all druggists.
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Chamberlain
P. H. Martin
Peru
Ind
Prohibition as a War Necessity
Biologist William Patten argues national prohibition is essential for war mobilization. He contends fuel grain into bread, reduce venereal disease risk, and free liquor industry labor to support essential production, asserting bread could rise by 11,000,000 loaves daily. He warns against waste and urges immediate action.
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William Patten
Shall We Lose With Liquor Or Win Little Grains
A wartime plea argues that grain used for alcohol drains supplies for soldiers and civilians. It notes allies’ loans, hunger in trenches, and calculates that 80 million bushels support 16 million people, urging a shift to feed the war effort.
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France
England
Russia
National Biscuit Co Subscribes $500000 to Liberty Loan
Mr. R. C. Green of Winchester announces that the National Biscuit Company has subscribed five hundred thousand dollars to the Liberty Loan. The move places the firm among the leaders in subscription size as a patriotic effort.
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R. C. Green
Winchester
National Biscuit Company
Liberty Loan
Mr E M Houston Receives Surprise 81st Birthday Reception
Mr E M Houston was honored with a surprise reception by his children on Monday for his eighty first birthday. He received useful gifts and many friends wished him many more returns of the day. He had lived in the city 41 years and endeared himself to many people.
Pigeon Found at Albin with Silver Band
A homing pigeon located in the county remains at Mr. B. Linebureg's property in Albin. The bird bears a silver and aluminum leg band for identification.
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Mr. B. &. Linebureg
Albin
Mrs Peterman Visiting Stines Near Town
Mrs F M Peterman of Hagerstown Md is visiting at the home of her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Walter Stine near town.
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F. M. Peterman
Hagerstown
Walter Stine
Francis E Payne Dead in Nebraska
Francis Edward Payne died May 9 1917 at his Webster county Nebraska home at age 66 in Unavale. He moved to Nebraska in 1877, married Vernie Chittler in 1881, she died in 1883 leaving a daughter Willella now Mrs Con Wilson and stepson Chittle. He served on the Webster county school board for thirty years and supported district consolidation. He supported Virginia Methodist Church then Baptist with his wife. Funeral at New Virginia Church conducted by Rev R B Hill with interment in New Virginia Cemetery.
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Francis Edward Payne
Frederick County
Virginia
Unavale
Webster County
Nebraska
Payne
Vernie Chitter
Willella
Con Wilson
Chittle
Red “Lond
New
Baptist Church
New Virginia Church
R. B. Hill
McCool
H. E. Murless
George Hummell
New Virginia
County Apportionment and Registration Totals for Winchester Frederick
The Winchester apportionment by population was 497 with 503 registered. Frederick county 997 with 969 registered. City and county totals show 1 494 apportionment versus 1 472 registered. Some exemptions may be disallowed while some registrants with disabilities may be exempt.
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Winchester
Frederick County
Wheeas
Baby Girl Born to Blanchard Family on North Avenue
A baby girl was born last Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. Harold B. Blanchard on North Avenue. Both mother and child are healthy and the father receives many congratulations from friends.
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Harold B. Blanchard
North Avenue
Former Frederick officer James Stottlemyer visits town
James Stottlemyer, once a prominent Frederick County officer, now residing in Pennsylvania, spent yesterday in town with friends.
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James Stottlemyer
Frederick County
Pennsylvania
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad Promises Cure
An old advertisement pledges a $100 reward for an incurable catarrh case and touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a blood purifying remedy. It claims 35 years of use, blood absorption of toxins, and improved health after short treatment, urging readers to send for testimonials from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio, with a 75 cent price to druggists.
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Hall
F. J. Chhney & Co
Toledo Ohio
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Kutlery
Baltimore
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Franck Baker & Sor
Pharmacists
P. Bailey & Co
Bailey Bros
County Hitching Yard
H.& W. Seabright
Union Bank of
Joseph W.bowles
Scott Grant
Russell Cather
Corporation Court For
South Main Street
Woodward’s
BABY
Langshang
Yanauttes
A. D. Ritter, JR
Cork St
Famine
Castoria
THe _ GENTAUR ComPAny
NEW_YORK
TME Centaur Company
New York
Crry
Huntsberry’s
Wideawake
Miller’s Drug Store
Union Bank of Winchester
Mr. E. M. Houston
Pigeon
MR. Lineburg
Francis E. Payne
Frederick
West
Tery
United States
United States Treasury
Treasury Department
Federal Reserve Bank
America
Lusitania
Europe
High Seas
New World
Brill & Rivter
Daylight Store
Fire Association of Philadelphia
H. R. Bryarly & Bro
R. M. Swimley
Osborne Farm
East Piccadilly Street
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