League of Nations and 1922 U S political stance
Local discussion probes whether a Harding or Cox victory would affect U S entry into the League of Nations. The piece cites Republican opposition led by Senator Johnson, Lodge reservations, and argues Cox’s election would push prompt league membership and world peace with honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon
King
League of Nations
David Law
California
E Hi Johnson
Johnson
America
Harding
Lawrence
Errot Harding
Senate
Chicago
League
Ohngony
Prestle
E League
Lodge
Cox
América
Autumn’s Approach and Winter’s Threat, a Walt Mason Verse
The poem laments autumn fading into a harsher winter with pleads of melancholy mood. It personifies October as mild and pensive while forecasting winter’s loud, ferocious song and long cold nights.
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Winter
Walt Mason
State printer dead in Annapolis at age noted
George T. Melvin, Maryland state printer, died at his Annapolis home. He held this office and other Maryland posts and also served for years as a post office inspector.
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Associated Press
Annapolis, Md
George T. Melvin
Maryland
Markets Reported Wholesale and Retail Prices
The Star lists today’s wholesale and retail prices for staples including country butter, creamery butter, eggs, poultry, ham, bacon, wheat, barley, oats, timothy and clover hay, straw, corn meal, middlings, bran, crack feed, scratch feed, molasses horse feed, and dairy feeds with specific price points for each item. Distinct entities include country butter, creamery butter, No 1 timothy hay, spring wheat flour, and Local Flour varieties.
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Gobrepesvea
Seteneces Pe
Cody Essemenine
Aayewerse
Timothy Bay
Ade Waite Oy
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Autumn’s Seal of Winter Echoes in Nature’s Refrain
A fragmentary reflection links gray October to the cycle of seasons. The speaker recalls a refrain that winter approaches as geese cry overhead and leaves fall, signaling the farewell of autumn and the oncoming cold.
Baltimore Wholesale Market Price Snapshot
Market closing corrections list various items with prices including No 1 timothy day at 33.00, No 1 light clover mix, young chickens, eggs, roosters at 21, dairy butter at 39, fat steers from 11 to 14, heifers 11 to 12, calves 7 to 16.25, pigs 12 to 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Goveeeersees
No-To-Bac Tobacco Habit Aid Claims Easy Break
Advertises No-To-Bac as an easy way to quit tobacco with tablets placed in the mouth. Promises the habit ends and money-back refund if cravings persist, noting the product is made by Cascarets owners for reliability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
County of Frederick
D. M. Dillard
A. L. Slonaker
Dillard
Jesse R. Bailey
Virginia
Winchester
City of Winchester
Nxt
Brannon
Ward & Larrick
Mount Williams Personal Notes
Mount Williams Ya Oct 5 opening of Mount Williams graded school with William White as principal vacancy in primary department. visitors and residents share updates on local families and social visits including Clowser Giese Kibler and Timberlake households.
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Mount. Williams
Mount Williams
William White
Milton Sager
Middletown
Winchester
W. A. Clowser
Walter Clowser
Clarence Clowser
Oswald Giese
J. M. Orndorff
Edward Clowser
A. L. Brewer
Ethel
Mildred Kibler
Washington
Benjamin Keeler
Buchanan Fauver
Birds and Traps and Other Oddities
A column notes birds often seek traps for feed during migration, aiding ornithologists, and explains removing lead from gun barrels with nitric acid and oil. It covers shark teeth as jewelry material and sea mammal byproducts for waterproof glue, then ends with reflections on life’s discipline and a theater quip and a voter puzzle remark from Houston Chronicle.
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Houston Chronicle
Various Quips and Observations From Early 20th Century Papers
A collage of short notices and captions presents light humor and social snippets. Topics include perfume and starch in flowers, a child about baths, woodlot economics, misdirections of time, and pithy lines on manners, coin mutilation, opera etiquette, investing puzzles, toys, economy, and advice. Contains multiple newspaper-voiced quips from Boston Transcript St. Joseph Gazette Detroit Free Press Chicago Daily News and Boston Transcript.
Lemon Bleach for Cheaper Beauty and Cough Remedies Ad
Squeeze juice of two lemons into three ounces Orchard White to make a quarter pint lemon bleach for facial use. Promoted by stage beauties for lighter skin, it claims to remove freckles sunburn and tan. Advertisement offers trial package of Foley remedies for 5 cents by mail order from Foley & Co Chicago Illinois.
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Foley & Co
Sheffield Ave
Chicago
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The
Evening Star
Marry Flood Byrd
Evening Star Publishing Co
Ted
Weekly News
Weekly Times
Weekly Mirror
Bell
United
Dciated
Credi
Evening Star Publishing Company
Democratic
James M. Cox
Ohio
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Congress
Thomas W. Harrison
STATE
Messrs
Logan
Thomas ’ Timberlake
East Oranhge,n. Ae
Leslie
Addie
Timberlake
South ‘Braddock Street
Mr. Billus
Maria
Little Ray
Little Bow
Boston ‘Transcript
American Forestry Magazine
Jud Tunkins
St. Joseph
Detroit
Free Press
Chicago Daily News
Boston Transcript
W. B. Waters
Rockville, Md
Young People’s Missionary
Herbert Haines
W R Hillyard
Valley Pike
Philip Crisman
South Braddock Street
McCarty
North Kent Street
E B Sartelle
Sou Main Street
Women’s Missionary Society
Showalter & Groves
Grover Cleveland
Baker & Shryock Real Estate and Insurance
Barnett Coop
Woodstock
J. R. Borden
R. F. D. Maurertown
Edward Conner
Harry Brown
Lemons
Brill & Ritter
Edward Raifsnider
Wabash, Ind
Chamberlain
H. D. Albin
Bell Phone
BE. Piccadilly St
Northern Virginia Power Co
Berryville
Charles Town
Chamber of Commerce
Norfolk & Western
Bristol
Pullman
Broiler
Roanoke
Bluefield
Pocahontas
Welch Norton
Williamson
Winston-Salem
N. C
Shenandoah
Memphis
Hagerstown
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
New York
Shenandoah Junction
W. Cc. Saunders
W. B. Revill
Pas
Franck Baker & Son
People’s Drug CO
Mexican Shop Pottery
Carver & Movic
S. Market St
Gandy
Harloe Bros
Owens
Good & CO
Winchester. Va
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