May 8 Victory for the Hay Bill in Congress
Danville Register notes a conference compromise set army strength at about 180000 on peace footing with elastic rise to 250000 in need. The Hay bill is seen as the practical winner, guiding a sane gradual buildup without panic.
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Talk of slaw and liverwurst dominates street talk
The poem lampoons daily small talk and petty civic worries. It notes neighbors and taxes, gas prices, and the dull rhythm of routine chatter. A closing attribution to Walt Mason emphasizes the lighthearted satire.
Cut This Out and Mail to Foley & Co For Money
In a promotional plea the reader is urged to cut out the slip and mail it with five cents to Foley Co. to receive a reward or payment. The text emphasizes not missing the offer and includes instruction to enclose name and details for processing.
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Reception for Newly Weds in Berryville Virginia
A reception at the Gaunts home near Berryville honors Mr and Mrs Wilbur M Gaunt following their recent wedding. Guests include Edward Reed J B Chamberlin and many others from Virginia and West Virginia towns. Florence Wheat visits Carter Hall. others travel between Newark Middletown and Annapolis for events and convocations.
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Bernice Humston
Edward Reed
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Fred, Hiett
Allen Maphis
Henry Moling
Rebecca Baird
B. C. Shull
Winchester
Vance Pierce
Janet
Culpeper
T. Hardesty
Tom Hardesty
Summit Point
Noble Pierce
Anna Fant
Swimley
B. C. LaFollette
Gaylord
A. D. Hardesty
J. BE. Ogden
Holmes
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A. P. Osborne
Townsend Burwell
Percy Crown
Columbia
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W. L. Baldwin and Son
Ludwell
Norfolk
Winchester Hosts Astrologer Gaston Lamoille For Sessions
The noted astrologer Gaston Lamoille of Lamoille will hold sessions in Winchester on May 9 and 10 at 361 West Water Street, Over Adams Express. He is described as a worldwide psychic with years of study in India and the Orient, editor of The American Astrologer, claimed to foretell events with widespread endorsements.
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Insightful Adviser Promises Health Wealth and Power
The speaker extols a man who provides superior guidance beyond any psychic in the country. He not only reveals troubles but offers practical help to resolve them, claiming to bring health wealth happiness and success in all affairs of life.
Testimonial notices on personal remedies and success
A collection of testimonial letters from readers across the United States praising guidance received. John Murray of Washington reports regaining a traction job after slander. Thomas M. Forgan of Richmond claims property sale success. Miss G B describes reconciliation. Mrs Amy Brown of Indianapolis credits help with restoring her marriage.
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Apples for Children Lunches
Housew vves find an apple or two for the children's lunches at noon recess or after school. It is inexpensive wholesome and keeps for another day if not used. No sugar coating required and it remains appetizing.
Public Sale of Frederick County Real Estate in 1916
By virtue of a deed of trust dated January 21, 1911 from C. M. Fletcher and wife and recorded in Frederick county Virginia, the Trustee will sell at public auction in front of the County Court House in Winchester on Monday June 5 1916 at 1l a. m. The property is a 23 acre tract with improvements about one and one fourth miles east of Kernstown. Terms: half cash on day of sale, balance in one year with six percent interest, bonds of purchaser and deed of trust securing the property. Harry R. Kern Trustee.
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Harry R. Kern
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Fortunate Investment Boosts Daily Earnings and Profit
A testimonial from Anton Gross recounts turning a brewery wage of eight dollars a day into independence after following advice on real estate speculation. In under four months he earned a profit of nine thousand three hundred dollars, enabling him to support a large family.
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