Orchard for Sale in Frederick County Virginia
An old notice describes a property near a town center with 900 trees including ey DPelicious King David and Black Bots. It lists a residence barn stable and lawn, several structures, a highway connection, and a Barrek Factory near community facilities. The sale triggers a chancery decree with creditors to appear and the commissioner to report liens and settle accounts, with notice published four weeks in a local newspaper.
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B Clarke Co
King _ David
Nésaps
Iiroad
Barrek
B. Harrison
Leight
Oscar D. Leight
Aurelia
Frederick County
Seiz
David Leight
Wils
Winnia
Us- Commissioner
Frederick Aty
Virginia
Aveniue
Winchester
Ocgee
Neastern James Pp. Reardon
Frederick
Imia
Ambiguous OCR Notice of Court Costs and Execution
Fragmentary OCR text references a case involving costs, commissions, and cash distribution. It mentions execution and sales with monetary figures and interest. The legible elements point to a legal or court action with financial details and a publishing reference.
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Ine
Ted Vand
Sinety
Hieha
French miners threaten general strike over pay raise
Paris reports that the French Federation of Miners ordered a general strike if companies do not accept a federation proposed salary discussion by midnight tomorrow. If activated, the strike would take effect Monday.
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Associated Press
Paris
French Federation of Miners
Bank Bandits Make Big Haul In Daylight Robbery
Three men in an automobile robbed the First National Bank in Kingston. They seized about 4,000 in currency and 50 to 70 thousand dollars in government bonds, firing as they fled the scene in broad daylight. Police pursued but details indicate a swift escape.
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The
Associated Press
Kingston
Nove
Daritiz
First National Bank
Youth Served In Theatre Debates Over King Lear Cast
The director disputes choosing King Lear as the role saying the production needs a younger actor. The camera crew nods, plan to cast Lear as a younger version, seeking a fresher feel for the classic tragedy.
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Lear
T Man
Suit to test latest ruling on malt extract sales
A Columbus distributor plans to file in the United States Court today a suit challenging a prohibition bureau ruling that bans the sale of malt extracts and hops to all except confectioners and bakers.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Prohibition Enforcement Bureau
United States
Robbers Bind Owner and Loot City Gold Shop
In Philadelphia on November 12, three robbers overpowered Henry Murray, owner of an old gold shop, bound and gagged him, and robbed the store of 11 000 dollars in jewelry before escaping. Also advertise: for sale 1914 model Ford chassis at Star office.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Henry Murray
Ford
Care Star
Diamond Dyes Help Any Woman Dye Fabrics At Home
Diamond Dyes promises simple directions so any woman can dye wool silk linen cotton or blends. The ad claims fadeless rich color with guaranteed results and shows a Diamond Dyes Color Card for guidance.
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Drugeist
Adv
Two Points of View on Life From Opposing Minds
A sessimist and an optimist discuss life's meaning. The pessimist claims personal power to shape a better world, while the optimist counters by urging action. London Answers.
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Cas
London
Sphinx and Mood Color Metaphor in News Sketch
A satirical meditation on character via color motifs in a playful dialogue. It contrasts traits like pink propriety green envy and black mood with a toast to dinner prices. The piece closes with a silent sphinx pondering thoughts.
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Hlaniy
Barber proposes side-by-side head cut comparison
A London Answers item shows a village barber boasting fair skill and offering to cut one side of the narrator’s head so the customer can judge the result. The exchange highlights a practical demonstration of barber competence.
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London
Gave Her Mind Away Doctor Wife’s Mind Gone
An exchange from the Eastern News notes a doctor’s grim line that a wife’s mind is completely gone, with a sharp quip about losing pieces daily over two years in a candid, regional gossip tone.
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Hubiyy
Early Morning Phrases From a Mechanical Banter
Whimsical exchange between a furnace and pump machine over a heated day. The pump complains of hot air from dawn to night while the furnace retorts about being constantly fired. The fragment hints at personified gear dialogue in a workshop.
De Broke Faces Refusal from Miss de Millyans
Rangdolph questions De Broke who laments a personal setback after Miss de Millyans rejects him in London.
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Rangdolph
Old Man
Miss de Millyans
London
Father of Shrilly Infant Targeted by Authorities
A cryptic line notes law enforcement agents closing on the father of a crying infant, citing indulgence in high bawts as the motive. The remark hints at a punitive or investigative stance without clear context.
Violinist Delivers Marvelous Execution in Concert
The violinist's performance drew cheers as the audience stayed spellbound, hanging on every note. The expert interpretation showcased precise technique and expressive phrasing throughout the piece.
Need of Improvement in Musical Standards
A judge notes a $5,000,000 fund intended to raise musical standards in the country. He questions whether part of the money could be used for his next-door neighbor, suggesting personal or local bias in the allocation.
Belligerent Ballads and a Persistent Whistler
A terse verse laments a loud, quarrelsome figure who cannot whistle yet always complains about how to act. The speaker sketches a vexing presence whose constant grumbling provokes irritation rather than progress.
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Geezer
Fragmented dialogue hints at social commentary
A garbled exchange touches on family feeding questions, a remark about women's suffrage, and a cryptic query about a person named Benson. The fragmented lines suggest a fleeting social or political aside in a broader text.
Correction on Dr Waite stance on high pressure spraying
A corrected Star article clarifies Dr M B Waite opposed to high pressure spraying but supports sprays when pressure is uniform and at least two pounds. The note references an injury on a Ben Davis apple and emphasizes better spraying practices to achieve proper control.
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Star
M. B Waite
Waite
Isa
Ben Davis
P R R COTS DOWN FORCE IN ALTOONA SHOPS
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company announced notices dropping 1359 workers from payrolls in its shops, about 15 percent, five days notice. The move, permanent, aims to cut operations to bedrock efficiency, with all departments affected except foundries. Northern Mills also cut schedules in Holyoke Massachusetts, reducing Lyman Mills hours and Farr Alpaca to three days weekly. A steel workers conference in Washington discussed reorganization and opposing wage cuts amid lower steel production.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Etiaons
Omary
Northern Mills
Holyoke
Mass
Lyman Mills
Farr Alpaca Company
Oth Manufacturers of Textiles
Hunger strike ends for nine Cork prisoners
The hunger strike by nine Irish prisoners in Cork jail was called off on November 12 after ninety four days. The men are reported to be in a deplorably low state.
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Associate Press
Cork
Favorite Prescription Aids Nervous Women Says Pet Doctor
A Petersburg Virginia testimonial praises Dr Pierce s Favorite Prescription as a cure for feminine troubles. Mrs T N Decks reports weakness and aches eased quickly after use and she feels well again. The ad claims many physicians endorse the remedy and urges purchase from local druggists.
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Pierce
Petersburg
Cork Prison Abandonment Message Signals Ireland's Resolve
A message to Lord Mayor O Gallahan from Arthur Griffith founder of Sinn Fein states that Cork prisoners who proved devotion and fidelity should now live for Ireland after previously being prepared to die for the cause. The communication marks a shift in the strike's stance and signals renewed commitment to the Irish independence effort.
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O’gallahan
Arthur Griffith
Linn. Fein
Cork
Ireland
Harding's Fishing Trip Interrupted by 36 Mile North
President-elect Harding's tarpon fishing at Point Isabel near Tex was halted by a 36 mile norther. He stayed ashore reading and resting in his cottage and hoped to motor to Brownsville for golf later. He voiced disappointment at the bad weather and said he would try again before leaving next week.
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Associated Press
Point Isabel
Tex
Harding
Brownsville
Board Secured 12 Indictments In Shipping Probe
Details from the United States Shipping Board hearings before the Walsh committee show deputy chief Joan P. Meehan stating 12 indictments were returned after investigations. He noted six indictments from his direct inquiry and six more from evidence gathered by others, totaling about 2,400 charges reviewed.
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Associated Press
New York
United States Shippin’ Board
Walsh Congressional Committee
Joan P. Meehan
Meehan
Pape's Cola Compound Promises Quick Cold Relief
An old advice snippet touts Pape's Cola Compound as a household remedy for severe colds and air grippe. It claims two hour spaced doses clear nostrils, relieve headache and feverishness, stop nose running, and cost only a few cents at drug stores.
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R. M. Swimley
Coles Down Draft
John W. Rosenberger
David Plainsitt
Trequist
Milwaukee
Wis
Olive
Trow
Bink
Beeres
Benson
Leshe
Hh, F. Byrd
P.R.R. Cots
Altoona
Doctor Cupid
the League Shoe Store
Seal’s Music
Northern
Iges Ciper
Queen Insurance Co., OF
America
Hansbrough & C
Arter
J Milly
Coca-Cola
Atlanta, GA
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