The Hope of the World Red Cross Speech Across War
A wartime oration extols the Red Cross as the hope of the world. It speaks of mercy and brotherhood guiding soldiers and civilians, praising the Red Cross for voicing the ideals that sustain humanity through trenches, battles, and destruction. The text frames the Red Cross as essential to victory and global peace.
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Red Cross
Stranded Actor Finds Farm Work Via Chamber of Commerce
A stranded actor from a touring company in Strieburg sought work in Winchester. Hungry and penniless, he accepted aid from the local Chamber of Commerce and secured a job at a farm for 250 dollars per day and board. The story notes farm labor wages vary with some paying 20 dollars per month in rare cases, reflecting high prices.
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Chamber of Commerce
Distormers
Strieburg
Winchester
Bramice
Chamber of Commerce For Labor
Draft dodger located after disappearance in Frederick County
Roy Puffinberger, sought by the Frederick County district board, was found by Patrolman Loys ter in a ditch near the Wolf farm. He had worked for Benjamin Long and faced possible 18 months imprisonment for disappearance to escape military service. He would be escorted home to depart for Camp Lee with the next draft.
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The
Cumberland Times
Roy Puffinberger
District Board
Frederick County
Loyster
Wolf Farm
Benjamin Long
Poffinberger
Allegheny County
Few Cents Destroys Your Dandruff and Hair Loss
Promises a hair restoration remedy, claiming dandruff removal and new hair growth after short use. Describes scalp issues as causing hair loss and urges readers to buy Livingston’s Dandeline from drugstores.
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Knowlton
East Side Boys Seek Baseball Club Under Chamber Guidance
The Chamber of Commerce notes on the east side wish for a baseball club with a permanent diamond. Older players will be encouraged to form a club while youths under seventeen have locations granted. Mrs. A D Mason and Mr. White Fisher lead the boys club and east side under 17s are urged to register.
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Chamber of Commerce
A.D. Mason
Refuge News Notes From The County
Mr Henry Edgar Brugere has returned to Texas after visiting friends and schoolmates in the area where his parents once lived in Ridings Chapel. R B Albin came home from Keyser West Virginia where he attended a Young People's convention with his family. They also visited Mrs Albin's sister Mrs Joseph Houser in Cumberland Maryland. Silas Grim and T A Steele with Jack Carroll called on Mr and Mrs Joseph Carroll near Stephens City Saturday evening. Mrs Lou Ritenour and children reside locally.
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Henry Edgar Brugere
Texas
Mr. Bruger
Ridings Chapel
R. BE. Albin
Keyser
W. Va
Albin
Mra
Joseph Houser
Cumberland
Silas Grim
T. A. Steele
Jack Carroll
Joseph Carroll
Stephens City Visitor Returns from Relatives
Stephens City resident returns Monday from time spent with aunt Mrs Miller Craig near Relief. Winchester man Mr ay Cbersale visited family in Refuge. listed as members of local community in brief society notes.
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Stephens City
Miller Craig
Ay Cbersale
Winchester
David ‘Bhersale
Refuge
Dodson’s Liver Tone Promises Safer Calomel Alternative
An advertising claim champions Dodson’s Liver Tone as a pleasant vegetable substitute for calomel. It asserts calomel is dangerous mercury harming bones and bowels, while Liver Tone starts the liver without sickness and does not cause salivation. It targets children and adults and promises refunds if not better.
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Dodson
Desirable Property to be Sold by Trustee in Erick County
Trustees sale of Desirable Property by virtue of two deeds dated March 12 1915 recorded in Erick county clerk book 1387 involves residence near Northwest from Ww ethel Church in Stottler and others now owned by J D Posseemon. Terms require one third cash at sale balance in two bonds due one and two years from sale with interest and insurance policy, deed of trust.
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Inerick County
Young Water, &c
Wwethel Church
L Fries
Stottler
J. D. Posseemon
Harry H. Lynch
Administrator's Sale of a Fine Lot of Personal Property
Public auction by the administrator of Fannie B. Cather listing a large assortment of household goods and tools from No. 314 North Street Winchester. Items include beds, chairs, tables, stove, dishes, sewing machine, lawn mower, garden tools, pantry items, and more with cash terms and payment upon delivery. Auction date June 2 at 9 o'clock A.M. at the residence.
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Cather
Oat Street
Winche
Bas
Morris
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