Farmers oppose strict food regulation in Congress debate
Harrisonburg News Record reports farmers in Shenandoah Valley resist centralized control of food prices and distribution. It argues against granting authority to a food dictator, warning it would curb production, raise costs, and threaten rural banks and markets.
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J. Hoover
Shenandoah Valley
Washington
Councils of Defense
Defense Leagues
Harrisonburg
Arch Criminal Waite (Continued from Page One)
Clérgyman asks if anyone desires to send a farewell letter as Waite answers no one. Waite remains strangely calm, unmoved by prayer or tears from his brother Prank as the scene continues with the aghen-faced sibling.
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Waite
Man Clings To Faith Amid Family Health Crisis
A clergyman described Waite as believing his mother’s decline in Grend Rapids is a spiritual test. He spoke of Waite’s conviction that he will continue living and eventually move to a higher realm, noting the man has shown no emotion as he faces the situation.
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Grend Rapids
Living Donkey, Lion Dead: A Wartime Parable
A rhymed verse condemns slackers and extols enlistment in war. The speaker mocks the cowardly class at home while praising those who would face danger and die fighting. The fable-like comparison contrasts a proud lion with a loud jackass amid a rural scene.
Run Down by Law After Ten Years
Wenzel Kabat an escaped convict nicknamed William Coles is returned to Minnesota to complete a life sentence for murder. He formerly won legislative nominations, lived in Austin, and burned the McCarthy farmhouse in 1906, where bones were found. He claimed escape by sealing the walls and fleeing in a waiting car, then searched for McCarthy in multiple countries before returning to Austin to work as a tailor.
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Minnesota
William Coles
Austin
Rabat
G. McCarthy
Kabat
Kebut
McCarthy
Mexico
South America
United States
Canest
Washington Ivy Planted at Fort Loudoun Seminary
Ivy from Mount Vernon, sent by Mrs. R. D. Johnston, is to be planted during class day exercises at Fort Loudoun Seminary on Saturday. The plant is presented by the Alabama vice regent of the Mount Vernon Association to honor General Washington and the fort he built 161 years ago.
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Fort Loudoun Seminary
Mount Vernon
R. D. Johnston
Alabama
Mount Vernon Association
General Washington
Preaching Changes At Opequon And Round Hill Churches
Ill health of Rev. Dr. Alfred Jones prevents him from officiating at Opequon Memorial Presbyterian Church on Sunday. Services will begin at 11 o clock with arrangements made for the usual sermon. A sermon is also planned at Round Hill Church Sunday night at the usual hour.
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Alfred Jones
Opequon Memorial Presbyterian Church
Round Hill Church
Trone News Notes Highlight Regional Visits May 25
Mrs Walter Kelsoe and daughter Katherine Kelsoe visit Kaw Oklahoma born from Trone and B N Lockhart ill at his home in Trone. E Russell Hook spends Sunday night in Wardensville West Virginia. L J Hook and Mrs J F Chapman motor to Winchester Sunday. Charles Kump and J Robert Giffins visit Edinburgs from Saturday to Monday. Mrs Walter Kelsoe Belle Hicks Maggie Triplette and Katherine Kelsoe visit Mr J F Chapman Wednesday.
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Trone
Walter Kessoe
Katherine Kessoe
Kaw
Oklahoma
B. N. Lockhart
E. Russell Hook
Wardensville
West Virginia
L. J. Hook
J. F. Chapman
Winchester
Charles Kump
J. Robert Giffins
Ednburgs, Va
Walter _Kelsoe
Belle Hicks
Maggie Riplette
Katherine Kelsoe
For Sale Privately Two Properties in Virginia Suburbs
For sale private two properties near Winchester and Berryville. A four story brick dwelling with land, outbuildings, and 15 acres including orchards and grapes. Also a Gaylord farm four miles north of Berryville on turnpike with a metal roofed main buildings, barn, 5 acres orchard, wooded and watered, tenant rights and growing crops reserved. Terms via M M Lynch Attorney Winchester.
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Winchester
Gaylord
Berryville
Charles Town
M. M. Lynch
R. Pendleton
Kidney Salts Remedy Promoted For Backache and Urinary Relief
A promotional pamphlet extols a tonic named Salts derived from citrus acids and lithia. It claims to cleanse sluggish kidneys, relieve backache and headaches, improve digestion, and neutralize urinary acids. The ad urges regular meat eaters to drink the effervescent lithia water for health benefits.
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Vaan
Maid Falls, Sues Mistress Over Basement Slip
Ida Romo, a maid at 1827 Grant Street Denver, sues Mrs. Charles J. Dunn for 3500 dollars alleging fear and pressure to hurry led to a fall in the Dunn home basement injuring her right shoulder.
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Denver
Colo
Charles J. Dunn
Ida Romo
Dunn
Grant Street
Carl
Paul de Laney
Miss Romo
Lenox Jewel Theft Probed by NY Police After Three Months
New York police pursue a three month old jewel theft case from Lenox Massachusetts. Gems valued at $30,000 stolen from Mrs. Robert Mainthrop’s home. A private detective agency publicized the crime. Police seek help from neighboring cities and offer a $5,000 reward for the return of the jewels.
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New York
Trail
Lenox
Mass
Robert Mainthrop
Man jailed and forgotten in grand larceny case
Harry Snyder of Cunivehc Pennsylvania narrowly escaped life in jail for grand larceny. Committed in July 1915, the case was overlooked with no docket record for years. Six terms of court passed before Deputy Hidlay alerted the district attorney, and he was released. Subscribe for The Star now.
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Cunivehc
Harry Snyder
Hiea
Eourt
Hidlay
Attiention
Malon
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Claimed To Aid Fertility
A letter from Poplar Bluff Missouri praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for restoring fertility and enabling motherhood. The writer Mrs Allian B Timmons says she went from childless to mother of a baby girl after using the remedy and urges other women to seek advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Colums
Poplar Bluff
Pinkham
Allian B. Timmons
Almond St
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