High Offices Held by Jews Across Nations
Wednesday June 14 notes that Louis Brandeis becomes associate justice of the U S Supreme Court the first Jew in that role. It cites Jewish figures in Britain Turkey Italy and the U S, including Baron Reading Oscar B Straus J P Benjamin Simon Guggenheim Isidor Raynor D L Yulee and others and mentions Lord Beaconsfield and Salomons with political milestones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Brandeis
Supreme Court of the
United States
England
Baron Reading
Brandeis
Oscar B Straus
Turkey
Senate
J P. Benjamin
Confederate States
Simon Guggenheim
Colorado
B.F Jonas
Louisiana
Joseph Simon
Oregon
Isidor Raynor
Maryland
D. L. Yulee
Florida
Beaconsfield
Benjamin Disraeli
Great Britain
Herbert Samuel
Davie Salomons
Isis Sait
London
Lionel Rothschild
Salomons
Kiemi Pasha
Ottolenghi
Ernesto Nathan
Rome
Ferdinand Lassalle
Social- Democratic Party
Bismarck
Exchange
We drove him from his kind for eating onions
A lament in verse by Walt Mason about social exile and scorn for the man who eats onions daily. The speaker longs to rejoin society but faces rejection and anger as pariahish fate. The poem ends with the notion that punishment was too severe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aieion
Ishmael
Torrytown Items Highlight Local Visits
Torrytown West Virginia notes Mrs. Derward Busey and Bennie Busey visiting Mr. and Mrs. Henry Busey. Gledda Hutton spent Saturday evening with Mrs. Marie Morgan, Reidmad and daughter Gano spent Monday fishing.
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Torrytown
W. Va
Derward Busey
Bennie Busey
Henry Busey
Gledda Hutton
Marie
Morgan, Reidmad
Gano
Martinsburg Visit Highlights Local Social Roundup
Mr. Harry Bucey visits Martinsburg on Monday. Katharine Ewing and Mies Virginia Hott return home after attending school in Dayton. Mies Lulu Boyles visits with Mies Laura Walker from Friday to Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Zeph Morgan and family spend Saturday in Martinsburg. Miss Josephine Mabel and Katharine Morgan attend children’s day services at Gerardstown Sunday night. Elsie Busey visits her parents Sunday. Turner Sencindiver of Welltown visits Friday with his mother Mrs. David Hott. Mrs. William Trimble and daughter Mary Frances return home after visiting her mother in Maryland.
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Harry Bucey
Martinsburg
Katharine Ewing
Mies
Virginia Hott
Dayton
Lulu Boyles
Laura Walker
Josephine
Mabel
Katharine Morgan
Gerardstown
Elsie Busey
John Walker
Turner Sencindiver
Welltown
David Hott
William Trimble
Mary Frances
William Hubert
Maryland
Macedonia Notes Memorial Service at Local Faith Church
Macedon ia notes report a Memorial Service at Macedonia with Rev Talbert delivering a sermon on Sorrow As a Blessing. Several families including Lind, Hottle, Violette, Liedig, Shenk and Price are listed as visiting or hosting relatives and friends over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
Eleanor
Henry
Chambersville
S. J.violette
Talbert
M.®. Church
South
Macedonia
Braithwaite Family News From Cross Junction
Cross Junction Va on June 14 reports Mrs O D Braithwaite and family visiting Mr E N Whitacre. Mrs Braithwaite returns from Berkeley Springs and Miss Love Braithwaite visits Capon Bridge. Mr H R Edwards heads to Harrisonburg for summer session at Yate Normal. Nannie Braithwaite also mentioned in restricted lines.
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Cross Junction
O. D Braithwaite
S. H. Braithwaite
Mises Estella
Love Braithwaite
Max Braithwaite
N. Whitacre
O. D. Braithwaite
Frieds
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
H. R. Edwards
Harrisonburg
Yate Normal School
Miss Love Braithwaite
Capon Bridge
Whit
Local Visitors From Martinsburg Share Time With Relatives
Mrs Willie Coe and a party from near Minnie Wood Chapel host several days with relatives. Mr Roy Stottler and family from Martinsburg West Virginia are visiting kin and friends in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Coe
Minnie Wood Chapel
Roy Stottler
Martinsburg
W. Va
AllSouth C. E. Convention Set for Atlanta in July
The first AllSouth C. E. Convention will convene July 13 to 16 at the City Auditorium and Churches in Atlanta Georgia. Railroads offer reduced Southeast and Southwest rates. B B Reynolds of Wilmington NC named State Transportation Manager NC to assist delegates with travel routes and hotel headquarters. Newton D Baker Secretary of War named opening speaker for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Georgia
B. B. Reynolds
Wilmington
N. C
North Carolina
Newton D. Baker
Wells Fargo Announces New Pension Plan for Employees
Wells Fargo & Company Express announces a new pension plan for its employees. The announcement touts generous provisions comparable to the best pension plans of other large transportation and industrial corporations nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells Fargo & Company Express
Seed varieties listed for Clover and alfalfa crops
A catalog-like list mentions Clover Seed, Alfalfa Seed, Crimson Clover, Alsike Grai, Cow Peas New Era, Gray Whipperwill, and Brown Cow Peas. The items appear as seed varieties, likely for planting or gardening references.
Wells Fargo First Pension Plan Sets Disability Benefit
June 1 marks the establishment of Wells Fargo first pension provision. The plan covers retired workers and has long featured a disability clause for illness or accident. This progressive feature stands out among major corporate pension schemes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells Fargo
Scutton Tow
America
After His Own Heart Museum Attendant
A historian style museum attendant name-calls a prehistoric bird bill with many holes and praises it to a congressman as magnificent. A judge comments on introducing the bird’s specimen to Congress.
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Congress
Potato Scab Remedies for Seed Treatment Advised
Cornell agriculture experts urge seed treatment to combat potato scab nationwide in New York. Formaldehyde and corrosive sublimate methods are described with containers, dilution, and reuse guidance for farmers aiming to secure clean, marketable tubers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coon la Fe
State College of Agriculture
Cornell
New York State
Childien
Th College of Agriculture
Pea Supports and Substitutes for Garden Vines
The article discusses pea vine supports for gardeners this season. It notes brush is the best option when available, but many cannot obtain it. Poultry netting is proposed as a practical substitute for supporting pea plants.
Garden stakes and cords for berry trellises described
The article explains building trellis stakes from 2 by 4 lumber six feet tall sunk firmly, with crosspieces eight inches apart and cords stretched end to end to support pear rows. It also advises using hellebore to control currant worms, mixing one pound per twenty gallons and applying freshly to maintain potency.
Ward and Krebs Triumph in Ward Two Elections
In the second ward 315 votes were cast with Julian F. Ward winning as mayor and F H Krebs elected justice of the peace at large. Council results show W A Fray and others winning seats. Democrats lead nine to three in the new council as terms begin in September for four years.
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Page One
Julian F. Ward
Justice of the Peace At Large
F. H. Krebs
Messrs. Snyder
Sheetz
Goss
Thec Wesent Council
Messrs
Grim
Jones
Hable
Jones and
Murnan
Carter
McGuire
Kremer
Messrs. Stockray
Brown
Public sale of personal property at Winchester residence
The undersigned offers at public auction at 27 E. Piccadilly St Winchester Va on Saturday June 24 1916 at 10 a.m. a large set of household effects including antique mahogany sideboard sofas chairs beds bureaus and various furniture and wares. Cash terms. no removal before payment. Executor M M Lynch. Clerk Robert S Smith. Auctioneers Duvatt Dunn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David S. Glaize
E. Piccadilly
St. Winchester
M.M. Lynch
Elizabeth B. Glaize
Robert S. Smith
Duvatt & Dunn
Meeting Notice for Thursday Morning Session
Meeting Thursday morning June 15 at 9 20 o clock. Note the change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woo T U
Meeerexe
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The
Evening Star
Harry Flood Byrd
Evening Star Publishing Company
Winchester
Virginia
Morning News
Weekly News
Weekly Times
Weekly Mirror
Bell 33
United
Forsaken
Walt Mason
Zeph Morgan
Mary
Gaim
Alva
Maccedonia
George Lind
William Hottle
Guy
Service
W. H. Huber
Milton Liedig
Middletown
E. Shenk
Boyce
Prank Shenk
Bartonville
Charles Price
Anna Craig
Gruber
Strasburg
George Inskip
Acre
Nannie Braithwaite
Footer
Panama
Footer’s Dye Works
Cumberland
A. Heller &‘Co
Beaver Board
John W. Rosenberger
Braddock and Wolfe
New Pension Plan
Wells Fargo Co
Thal
New Post
H. H. Baker
E. Piccadilly St
of Pak
Royal Baking Powder CO
New York
Common Council
W. A. F Ker
W. Ramsburg
Lewis F. Sooper
B. M. Knight
Robin L. Gray
Mr. Baker
Messrs. Ramsburg
Sooper
Dr. Knight
Mr. Fray
Lowell Courier-Citizen
Hansbrough & Carter
Janney Milburn
White Hall
J. M. Fishgaw
Oierepenia Va
McCaw Street
Amherst St
Amherst Street
Oney
Ward & Larrick
Attys
Law
J. M. Stiles
Kernstown
Beene
J. M. Hott
North Braddock St
C. Parlett
Robert D. Miller
Route 2
N. Main St
Bell Phone
Stiles
Kernsatown
Buckeye ‘Supply Co
East Palestine
Ohio
Baltimore & Ohio
Washington
Return
Baltimore and Return
Powhatal
Nashington
Penn Ave
18Th and H Sts
N. W
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