Gates of Hell and Faith in a Christian Commonwealth
Proclaims that church closures amid influenza threaten a Christian nation’s duty to worship. Questions civil authorities’ role, cites Amos and Isaiah to urge reliance on God over man, and urges Winchester and America to awaken to divine judgment. Ends noting visits by local residents.
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Hell
Ghouba
Winchester
Iran
House of
Israel
America
Kaiser
W. H. Sampsell
E. W. Brubaker
Drink Hot Tea for a Bad Cold
An advertisement promotes Hamburg Breast Tea as a remedy for colds and grip. It advises one tablespoon in boiling water, strained, to be drunk as a daily treatment to open pores, relieve congestion, and loosen bowels, claiming it is inexpensive and vegetable.
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Mount Zion
Hamburg
German Kaiser Heads for Headquarters Amid War Diplomacy
Reports say the German emperor left Berlin for central command as peace terms and a possible abdication for the crown prince William are debated. Officials caution against premature transmission of details while promising full disclosure when safe.
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Page One
Lansing
Kaiser
Berlin
William
Germany
St Jacobs Liniment Aimed at Backache and Lumbago Relief
Advertisement promotes St Jacobs Liniment a 30 cent bottle for backache lumbago sciatica and rheumatism. It claims fast relief by applying it to the painful area with statements of magical warming effect and skin safety.
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Honest St. Jacobs
St. Jacobs
Germany Surrender Rumors Stir City as War News Flows
The Star reports rumors that Germany may have unconditionally surrendered, sparked by a telegram read by Samuel A. Bell. No official confirmation reached by 1 PM, with editors promising prompt bulletins if the news is confirmed. Citizens sought extra copies amid ongoing inquiries.
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Samuel A. Bell
Germany
Parkey
Avetha
Star
Croats Proclaim Union With Italy, Reports Say
Central News dispatch from Lopemhafen reports Croatians have proclaimed a union with Italy. The Croats were formerly under Austro-Hungarian rule.
Count Tisza Killed Today in Budapest Streets
Former Hungarian premier Count Tisza was killed and a relative wounded by a soldier while walking in Budapest. The incident was reported by a Central News dispatch from Copenhagen. Morale and public unrest followed as crowds debated thrift stamps.
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London
Count Tisza
Hungary
Budapest
Newnes
Copenhagen
Liberty loan exceeds quota by over eight hundred sixty six million
The fourth Liberty loan surpassed its target by more than 866 million dollars, topping the quota set at the start of the campaign. The Washington report notes the large total reached by the drive as it closes.
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Washingdon
Farm and House for Sale in Winchester Virginia
By order of the Corporation Court of Frederick County Virginia trustee R Gray Williams will sell at public auction two properties two miles south of Winchester and a city lot on Main Street The farm covers twenty five acres bounded by Negley Bowles and a turnpike with house and improvements The city lot contains about one half acre One third cash on day of sale and two thirds financed by bonds due one and two years after date at six percent interest The sale is set for Saturday November 28th at the County Court House in Winchester
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Corporation Court of the
Winchester
Letchester
Virginia
Winch
Main and Bondetreets
Aed
R.’ Gray Williams
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Wees
Huntsberry’s
Wardensville
T. L. Larrick
Heigh View, W. Va
L. J. Hook
Kirschbaum
Ryan & Orndoff
A. B. Kirschbaum
Austria
Vienna
Chichester
Tisza
Wire
Liberty Loan
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