Mr. O'Connor Dies in Baltimore
Mr Francis O'Connor longtime Riverside shop foreman for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad died at his Baltimore home after stomach trouble. He was 49 and survived by widow, two children, four brothers and one sister. Services were held at St Joseph's Church, Martinsburg, with burial in St Joseph's Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis *O’connor
Bigveity
Baltimore
Ohio
Bak
Riverside
Maurice O’connor
Winchester
Baltimore and Ohio
W. J. O'Connor
Richmond
M. B. McConnor
Darel O'Connor
United States Navy
John T. O’connor
Brunswick
Richard Welsh
Harrisonburg
Martinsburg
St.seph’s Catholic Church
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Do You Enjoy Life A Stool and Digestive Tone
A man in good physical condition is likely to enjoy life while the bilious and dyspeptic feel despondent and miserable. A few doses of Chamberlains Tablets to tone the stomach improve digestion and regulate the bowels are all that is needed. Try at POE sale by all dealers.
Taylor Hoff man and John D Taylor wed in Hagerstown Maryland
Miss Offman and John D Taylor were married by Rev W De Lynn at the Methodist Episcopal parsonage in Hagerstown Maryland. The ceremony connected Moorefield and local communities in a simple church setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Offman
John. D. Taylor
Moorefield
Revs W. de Lynn
Methodist Episcopal Parsonage
Hagers‘town
Petersons Ointment claimed to heal sores and piles
An advertisement extols Petersons Ointment as a miracle cure for running sores piles pimples and blackheads. It features testimonials including A C Gilbrath and references to large box offers and the healing power of the product with claims of rapid results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterson
A.C. Gilbrath
Reed St
Sacrather
John D. Rockefeller
Auto Wrecked on Valley Pike Near Stone Spring
An accident on the Valley pike at Stone Spring yesterday involved a tourist auto en route to Baltimore. The car crashed into a telephone pole, the pole broke at ground level, but none of the occupants was hurt and they were taken to Harrisonburg by C. A. Baugher to register at the Kavanaugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisonburg
Valley Pike
Stone Spring
Baltimore
Harrisonpurge
C. A. Baugher
Kavanaugh
Americans Will Be In Fighting
London May 14. The Associated Press was advised that Ottawa’s war committee statement attributing a decision not to use the American army on the western front was due to an error and has been corrected.
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London
Associated Press
Ottawa
War Committee
We'll Get Beer in Berlin Song Published in 1918
William W. Hyde of Boston writes a new World War I era verse urging Americans to celebrate victory with beer in Berlin. The Springfield Union notes the patriotic morale aim and endorses the piece, calling it a morale booster for the fighting men. The lyric lists various American workers and citizens urged to join the refrain and defy the enemy with celebratory tavern imagery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William W. Hyde
Winchester
Boston
United States
Berlin
Mass
Winton
Springfield
Mr. Hyde
U. S
America
Auto Bus Here To Martinsburg
The Midday Line starts service from Hotel Berkeley Martinsburg with a Maxwell bus for 18 passengers at 10 20 am and 4 pm. A fare cut contrasts with railroad hikes as the line runs to Winchester and Martinsburg while eliminating two former Cumberland Valley stops. Critics note increased county patronage and usefulness for lingers and locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley
Martinsburg
Maxwell Make
Aetinsburg
Winchester
Cumberland Valley
St. Barrecely
Weide
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Pennsylvania
John S. Solenberger & Co
Valea
MR. O’conner
Parmer
Taylor—Hoffman
Blees
Bertin
América
Bilame Vinton
Bocrery
Ryan & Orndoff “Style
Maryland Pressed Steel Company
Hagerstown
Maryland
J. W. Palmer Oates Hotel
Virginia
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