German American Proclamation Endorses War Aims
A World feature contrasts German university signatories with American faculty supporting the United States war aims. The piece argues the fault lies with the autocratic system, not a race or nation, and condemns the debasement of learning and religion in Germany. It notes the New York World critique and quotes Walt Mason on optimism amid war news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Emic
United States
New York World
Governor Cornwell Praised in Meridian and Hattiesburg
The Meridian Star lauds Governor Cornwell of West Virginia for a clear plain spoken address at the Meridian Courthouse. Readers note his thoughtful, forceful delivery likened to Lincoln in honesty and impact, contrasting with typical political flattery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Cornwell
Meridian
Hattiesburg
Meridian Star
West Virginia
Coonyweil
Lincoln
Governor Cornwell At Camp Shelby Inspires West Virginia Garrison
The Hattiesburg panel highlights Governor Cornwell as a genial leader with a strong personality admired by many. His speech praised patriotism and included a tribute to West Virginia soldiers at Camp Shelby. The governor’s visit featured a homecoming for troops, lifting spirits on both sides.
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Hattiesburg
Panei Chaaa
West Virginia
Cornwell
Camp Shelby
Canterburg Notes and Local Family Moves
Cannterbury Virginia May 7 Mrs J T Clemons and daughter Miss Flea Clemons return home after weeks in West Virginia. Stork visits Mr and Mrs M K Sandy with a girl. C C Perry returns after delivering fine horses in Rockingham County. Irene Inskip mourns her continued shyness. Grace Painter back from Luray with grandparents. Mary Hale visits Bessie Hummer and Willie Faeback family in Brunswick Maryland. Rube Vogle moves to Springfield Ohio. Lola White visits Elsie Cave. Lloyd Painter family moves from H T Clemons house.
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Cannterbury
J. T. Clemons
Flea Clemons
West Virginia
M. K. Sandy
C. C. Perry
Rockingham County
Irene Inskip
Hilda Perry
Maggie Perry
Sam O'Neal
Rube Vogle
Springfield
Ohio
Lola White
Elsie Cave
Lloyd Painter
H.T. Clemons
Deerfield Briefs Highlight Local Visits in May
Deerfield Virginia notes for May 7 report Mary Fawcett and brother Harvey Richard visiting sister Mrs. Lee Pannett. Mrs. John Snapp and Mrs. Conley Glaize spent a day last week with Mrs. Sarah Snapp. Ada Pannett visited grandparents Mr and Mrs H A Richard. J C Hale spent Monday in Winchester on business. Frank Perry and family mentioned among local residents.
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Perry
J. C. Hale
Winchester
Deerfield
Mary Fawcett
Harvey Richard
Lee Pannett
John Snapp
Conley Glaize
Sarah Snapp
Retha Snapp
N. E. Daugherty
Fred Ridings
H. A. Richard
Public Sale of City Real Estate in Winchester Virginia
Special Commissioners under a decree of the Winchester Corporation Court will sell at public auction on May 25, 1918 at 11 AM in front of the County Court House Winchester Virginia. The property is a one eight room frame dwelling on W Hart Street with terms one third cash and the rest in two annual installments secured by bond deed of trust and fire policy. Roy P. Duvall Auctioneer and clerks certify bond security exists.
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Corporation Court of
Winchester
Thomas Esquard
Nora Harris
County Court House of
Framie
W. Hart St
William and
Elizabeth Robinson
R. Gray Williams
T. Russell Cather
Roy P. Duvall
I. J. B. Beverley
Corporation Court of Winchester
Dodson's Liver Tone Claims Gentle, Effective Relief
An advertisement touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe vegetable liver remedy that cleanses a sluggish liver without calomel. It promises morning wakefulness, minus headache and dizziness, with a working liver and regular bowels plus a money back guarantee.
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Calomel
Dodson
Daily Optimistic Thought Youth Probation Period
A short reflective note highlights youth as a probation period for growth and learning. It frames adolescence as a formative phase with opportunities to shape character, outlook, and future choices.
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Evening Star
Harry Floop Byrd
Evening Star Publishing Company
Virginia
Bel
United
Morning
Weekly News
Weekly Times
Weekly Mirror
Democratic Council
Democratic Executive Committee
City of
J. Henkel Henry
W. L. Fultz
Harry Hardy
Fred, L. Glaize
de, B. M. Knight
J. Geo. Baetier
France
Windsor
Pershing
Walt Mason
Fletcher
Xperia Fuac
Castoria
Emry
Mountain View Nursery Co
Williamsport
Maryland
William's
Duchess
Baldwin
Grimes Golden
Gravenstein
M. B. Twige
McIntosh
York Imperial
California
Privet
Winchester Seed Co., Inc
Maine
Clay Carr
Lancaster County
Penna
Kansas
Central Park
Winchester Seed Co. Inc
East Piccadilly Street
H. H. Baker
American Exchange National Bank
Greensboro
N. C
Nubbin Ridge Farm
Glimax
N.C
Uncle Sam
Canterburg
Mrs
Frank
Ada Pannett
Mrs. H. A. Richard
City Real Estate
Byranck Baker & Sop Pharmacists
Kodaks
Fred
Boyd Prescription Draggist
Main and Water Sts
Boy Scouts
Gleaners
Liberty
E. E. Greenoval
P.O
Hagerstown
N. Market St
Care Star Office
South Main St
W. Kremer
N. Main St
Wwe
Nderson
Gore
Cumberland Valley
Wwinchester
Ationg
A. Riddle Ger
J. BH. Tongh
Norfolk & Western
II Ae
Pullman
Otislus
Roanoke
Bristol
Binefeld
Pocahontas
Welch, Norton
Intermeddiate
Pullmanee
Jacksonville
Fla
Shenandosh
Roasok
Shenandoah
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
New York
Shenandoah Junction
Washington
Southern Railway
Alexandria
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Harrisonburg
Strasburo
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Strasbu No
Sun
Alexandia
Harrisonburn
Washington, DC
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