Hope Berlin hopes peace pact signed as German mood shifts
Reports from London and Berlin record growing belief Hins will sign the peace treaty though anger at terms spreads. Imperial manifesto pleads unity while Berlin voices resistance with strikes, Bolshevik fears, and warnings that Germany may refuse the bargain despite government appeals.
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Hins
Germany
London
Berlin
Daily Express
Saar Valley
West Prussia
Theer
Copenhagen
Dliles
Hirsch
Prussia
Prussian National Assembly
Europe
Hun
Everyity
Hamilt
Vaterland
Tim
Seaplanes Start Second Leg of Trans Atlantic Flight
Halifax May 10 The American naval seaplanes NC-1 and NC-3 began the second leg of their trans Atlantic flight to Trepassey. Crowds cheered as the planes skimmed the harbor and rose northward. The NC-3 returned to Halifax to replace a broken propeller.
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Halifax
Trepassey
Ket
John Hi. Towers
Towers
Washington
Navy Department
Commercial and Savings Bank Sells Entire Liberty Bond Quota
The Commercial and Savings Bank sold its entire quota of Liberty Bonds before noon today. The bank thanks its friends and patrons for their hearty support and cooperation. The bank has quite a lot of bonds ready for immediate delivery.
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Commercial and Savings Bank
Commercial, & Savings Bank
Corn at 8 dollars a barrel near Winchester
About 150 barrels of corn for sale at eight dollars per barrel. Crib location seven miles east of Winchester on Senseney road. Available next week only. Contact Mrs. C. E. Wisecarver or D. Letion Fries, Berryville, Virginia. Bell phone 41 or 42-1.
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Crib
Winchester
Senseney Road
C. E. Wisecarver
D. Letion Fries
Berryville
Bell
Winchester seeks night policemen applicants by May 6
City Manager Thomas J Triier invites applications for night police positions in Winchester. Salary listed at 75 dollars per month. Submit by 8 p m Friday May 6 as announced in the city notice.
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Winchester
Thomas J. Trier
Rev William H Carter Leaves Hertford Church Network
The Hertford Herald notes the retirement of Rev William H Carter after serving since December 1, 1915. He strengthened two churches, built a parsonage, funded repairs, left debts cleared, and contributed to editorial work for the Herald. Mrs Carter led church ladies and shared in community good works.
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Ee H. ‘Carter
Carter
Hertfor Herald
Universits
Hertford _ paper
Hertford Shurch
Bethel Church
Herald
the Baptist Church
Shryock & Co Advertises Corn Meal Supply
Shryock and Co announce they can furnish corn meal to the trade and will deliver. The ad lists both phones for contact.
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Shryock & CO
Joint Turner Ashby and Stonewall groups meet May 12
A joint meeting of the Turner Ashby Chapter Daughters of Confederacy and Stonewall Memorial Association is set for Monday afternoon May 12 at 4 oclock at the home of Mrs Holmes Conrad.
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Turner Ashby Chapter
Daughters of Confederacy
Stonewall Memorial Association
Holmes Conrad. Ip
Seed Corn Offer and Trespass Warning at Shen Valley Fair Grounds
Notice from Shen Valley Agricultural Society and Winchester Seed Co warns that all trespassers on fair grounds will be prosecuted. The ad promotes Improved Learning Seed Corn yellow No 119 white No 182 White Gov't tested seed corn and alfalfa for fall seeding, urging customers to inquiry now for scarce high grade seeds.
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John Harmer
Shen
Valley Agril Society
Iptt Winchester Seed Co., Inc
Notice of Parlor Move to 12 East Water Street
Sole proprietor announces the Du Four Parlor will open Monday morning after relocating to 12 East Water Street. Additional note from Mrs. A. Filey. Also a lost umbrella reward notice for Mrs. Bessie McCann. Report of visitors Mrs Hammond and Miss Mabel Dash from Luray and Mrs C Sager from Woodstock visiting Mrs A H Davidson at 41 South Market Street.
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E. Water, St
A. F. Iley
Hammond
Mabel Dash
Luray, Va
C. Sager
Woodstock, Va
A. H. Davidson
South Market Street
Battle Scarred Tanks Rally for Victory Liberty Loan Drive
Wartime tones highlight tanks touring the Fifth District praising courage and duty. A veteran commander recalls a heroic assault where twenty American tanks faced heavy odds, six returning with the position seized. The piece urges every man to support the wartime loan and fulfill duty.
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Fifth District
America
Mission Society Opens Sixth Annual Convention in Winchester
Members of the Women's Missionary Society of the Baltimore Conference Methodist Episcopal Church South travel to Winchester for the sixth annual convention at Braddock Street Church. The program features devotional services, music, and the centenary address by Mrs. M. L. Hargrove with Dr. Hattie F. Love as speaker. The sermon Sunday morning is by Rev. F. M. Richardson.
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Womon’s Missionary Societys
Baltimore Conference
Methodist Episcopal Church
Winchester
Braddock Street Church
J. P. Tyler
Council
M. L. Hargrove
Nashville
Tenn
Hattie F. Love
Soochow
China
F. M. Richardson
G. O. Homan
Dr. Love
Life Insurance Agent Joins Mutual Benefit Firm
Mr. J W. Baker has taken the agency for Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co of Newark and will represent the local field. The company is an established life insurer and one of the largest in the United States.
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J W. Baker
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co
Newark
America
Used Cars at Bargains
Chapman’s Auto Supply advertises bargain used cars with a reference to a second page. The notice notes model availability and pricing details likely on the continuation page.
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Chapman's Auto Supply
AAINESTOPS THE AIRPLANE FLIGHT
Washington DC May 10 1919 aviation brief reports Bolling Field cooperated with flight plans but weather prevented operations. Official note from Thomas B. McAdams expresses regrets to disappointed parties about the canceled airplane flight.
Winchester to miss flight show as rain cancels airplane stunt
A telegram to A M Field cites heavy rains and muddy fields delaying the airplane flight and sham battle in Winchester this afternoon. Instead a battle tank will be shown at the city stone quarries with demonstrations along Cork street and the B and O track.
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A. M. Field
Winchester Chamber of Commerce
France
Winchester
Cork Street
Baltimore and Ohio
No One Claims AA Wrecked Auto
Attorney T Ruy Pannett reports bile near WY C marks on the same mystery auto. later wrecked the car by Gail the pole. He removed the gear and contents disappeared. Belief persists a car carried a brief case and a dented item may have caused a firing incident during a prohibition period. Opened Tuesday night but vehicle never found, suggesting an officer’s involvement and flight.
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Gail
Baltimore and Ohio Schedule Changes Hinted in Report
The article notes no definite AR situation details as of now. Peers advise Baltimore trains, with No. 8 leaving Harpers Ferry at 7 06 am, while Mr Calloway awaits official word before confirming any changes. Calloway heads to West Virginia for two days.
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Cve
Baltimore
Harpers Fery
Mr. Calloway
Prize Offered For Best Corn Growth
The Winchester Seed Company and The Star offer a 20.42 gold prize for the best five acres of corn grown from improved government No 119 white corn. Judging will consider quality and quantity, with judges named by The Star, the Chamber of Free and the Shenandoah Valley Rural Society. No. 119 has led in Frederick county for seven years. The best record is 760 bushels from seven and a half acres. Planting to begin next week.
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Winchester Seed Company
The
Star
Boone County
Chamber of Free
Shenandoah Valley Rural Society
Insurance and Kitchen Outfit Ads In One Page
An old newspaper clipping promotes hail insurance for wheat from Hansbrough and Carter and advertises WEAR-EVER kitchen outfits. It also notes a found auto license taillight with owner contact options.
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Hansbrough & Carter
Lessons From War Echoes On Duty And Liberty
Fragmented opinion piece reflects on war lessons, patriotism, and the dangers of despotism. It cites Sir Walter Scott and mentions Poland, Paris, and the impact on civilians, with a note that the full discussion continues on page 4.
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Delaware
Sir Walter Scott
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Crewe
Bessie McCann
Pith
Federal Reserve District
Pai
Mission Societ
W. Piccadilly St
Miller Bros
Accepts Life Insurance Agency
Washington, D. C
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Thomas B. M’adams
T. Ruy Pannett
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Te Paderewski
Poland
Paris
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