Reinhart longtime resident dies after cancer battle
Was EH Reinhart died at 9 30 this morning in Winchester after a lengthy illness. Funeral plans were set by relatives in Virginia. She directed burial in Staunton with services by Rev J H Lacy at her residence. Interment followed at Mount Hebron Cemetery. She leaves a half sister Mrs Thomas Jeffries and three half brothers in Richmond. Cousins include Dr George K Heist and Mrs Maggie Taylor. Masons of Hiram Lodge conducted the grave ceremonies.
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Bild
H ‘He Reinhart
Idvalia
Memorial Etal
Frank P. Miller
North Market Street
Virginia
iStauriton
J. H. Lacy
Presbyterian Church
Lacy Mac
Staunton Forests
Reinhart
Miss. Harper
Harper
Richmond
Covington
Tole
Thomas
Jeffries
Merrs. George
Charles
Louis Harper
George K." Heist
Maggie Taylor
Emily Fellows
Mount Hebron
Claude Stickley
Hiram Lodge
Spencer
Lodge
A. C. ‘Slonaker
William E. Cooper
EB. A. Himstons
Philip
Funeral of Philip Langley Held at Family Residence
The funeral of Philip Langley, an esteemed member of Winchester Lodge No 21 A F and A M, occurred at his Frederick county home last Thursday morning. Services were led by Rev H G Spencer of Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church with many friends in attendance.
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Philip Langley
Winchester
Hiram
A. Masong
Frederick ‘County
H. G. Spencer
Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Dinner Party for Lieut W A Baker Returns from Coblenz
Mr L M Baker hosted a dinner honoring his brother Lieut W A Baker who has just returned from Coblenz Germany. A large group of military officers and family members attended including Col Bryan Conrad Maj B M Roszel Capt T B Byrd Capt H C Browne Lieut Neville Stephenson Lieut Philip Williams Lieut Claude Cammer Lieut Arthur Field Judge A C Carson and many others.
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L. Marshall Baker
W. A. Baker
Coblenz
Germany
Col
Bryan Conrad
B. M. Roszel
T. B. Byrd
H. C. Browne
Neville Stephenson
Philip Williams
Claude Cammer
Arthur Field
A. C. Carson
R. Gray Williams
Shirley Carter
H. B. McCormac
Harry F. Byrd
Stewart Bell
Harry Kern
Walter Gore
J. B. Beverley, Jr
T. B. Patton
E. Y. Baker
A. L. Baker
R. B. Byrd
Nelson Page
Harry Byrd
Frances Page
Young Mother Is Foully Murdered in Barre Vermont
A 29 year old wife and mother of three, Mrs Harry E Breadwell, was found dead and nearly nude by a busy street in Barre Vermont. A laundry mark on a handkerchief and faint finger prints are the only clues as police seek the brutal killer. The detectives believe she was slain in a nearby building, stripped, and dragged to the street.
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Barre
Vermont
Harry E. Breadwell
Thanksgiving sermon stirs crowd with loyal American vow
A thanksgiving service featured a fervent speaker urging devotion to liberty bonds and victory, praising American resolve. The audience rose in applause as the oration lifted spirits and reinforced commitment to finish the job for victory.
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Sizwaller ‘Skeyhill
Fighting in Bulgaria Between Anti dynastic Forces and Troops
Bloodshed reported in Bulgaria as anti dynastic forces clash with government troops. Berlin dispatches quoted by The Star say fighting is ongoing but do not indicate which side holds the advantage.
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Amsterdam
Bulgaria
Berlin
Prepare Now to Withstand the Crisis
Community groups and local authorities urge readiness for an ongoing crisis. Officials outline steps for resilience, including emergency planning, resource coordination, and public communication to minimize impact on residents and businesses.
Fragmented OCR Story on Regulators and Crisis
A garbled report describes regulatory actions and a crisis but unreadable text impedes clear details. It mentions a Bad Regulator Company, Dept M, a druggist, and a standard, with themes of pain relief and crisis management.
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Dept. M
Lam
Kate
Panathi
Hungary Accepts Allied Surrender Demands
Paris reports Hungarian Prime Minister Bela Kun accepts Allied demands for the surrender of Budapest after negotiations. The move follows heavy pressure from the Allies in the ongoing crisis.
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Hungary
Star
Paris
Bela Kult
Budapest
Catarrh Remedy Advocates S S S Treatment
Do not neglect catarrh seek vigorous treatment with medicated sprays and atomizers. The ad promotes S S S as a cure claiming to reach the blood and defeat germs. Free medical advice is offered by the Medical Director in Atlanta Georgia.
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Janie
Ee Drug Store
Swift Laboratory
Atlanta
Presbyterian Women To Meet This Week
The Winchester Presbytery auxiliary will meet tonight at 8 o'clock with an address by Rev. Walthal of Wayneshorgaya. Visiting delegates will be welcomed by the church youth. Morning sessions follow with talks by Mrs. Os trom of Japan and Mrs. Shgwan of Mobile Aladdia.
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Winchester
Walthal
Wayneshorgaya
Ostrom
Japan
Shgwan
Mobile
Aladdia
D. Walton
Synodical Auxiliary
Drummer-I¢ Swampville 3 in town after opera night
Fragmentary chatter mentions a drummer, a wife’s night, and a string of "Tgeenas" as a memory from the opera outing. The text includes stray phrases about frogs, ages, and a planned return home with unclear events.
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Myles
No man can inherit edvontic in this context
Fragmentary remark questions inheritance of education value. The speaker argues wealth can hire educators and avoid high wages, implying social mobility through money rather than lineage.
The King’s Rule Faces Limits on Power
A historical note explains that a monarch cannot govern with absolute will. It outlines constraints from law, parliament, and custom, shaping how royal authority is checked by institutions and precedent.
Optimetic Thought One Reveals Value of Not Overlooking Riches
A reflective maxim suggests true wealth lies in ability to live with less and appreciate inner riches. The line hints at disciplined restraint and measured desire within self possession.
Sir George Reid’s Golden Rule for Old Age Endurance
The text quotes Sir George Reid on aging focusing on health and happiness. When faced with a major obstacle he prefers to knock it over or go around it, and if captured by it he would lie down in its grate, finding beauty in disguise.
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Sir George Reid
Victory Bonds Appeal Inspires Men in Fine Society Brand Suits
A vintage appeal urges men to buy Victory Bonds while praising the up to date style and splendid tailoring of Society Brand Suits. The message emphasizes quality clothing and patriotic investment, targeting men who value refined appearance.
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Germany
Women's Department of the
Rhine
Red Triangle
America
C City Bonds Roll Describe 1919 Bond Offer
Fragmentary OCR shows bond issue terms dated 1919 with multiple payment options. Mentions ten percent price on application by May 10, ten percent on August 12, and twenty percent on November 11 with accrued interest. Notes payable in installments with full payment dates and delivery timing referenced. Denominations of notes as previously.
Norfolk and Western timetable notes Pullman and connections
Norfolk and Western timetable lists Neese Foya on intermediate stations to Pagan No. 1 Bristo Biuetina and Shenandoah routes to Washington. Details show connections at Philadelphia and Roanoke with lines toward Shenandoah Hagerstown and Newton. For more information apply W Saunders or W Revill, general passenger agents.
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Neese Foya
Eee
Aes
Pagan
Bristo Biuetina
Sygril
Philadelphia
Newton
Saunders
Revill
Pas
Treat
Mer
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