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Goodyear
Apples for Hungry Lookers Farm and Fireside tale
A farm tale recalls giving away ripe apples to hungry passersby. By sharing imperfect fruit as samples, a simple gesture boosts appetite and trade, teaching a lesson about generosity and demand in daily life.
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Mery
Gibson Here Again Delivers Prohibition Lecture Tour
Professor H. Gibson, famed for valley lectures, returns to Frederick County for a three week campaign. He draws enthusiastic crowds and delivers “A Democracy” urging world sobriety and cooperation. He speaks at Ridner and Bartonville venues before continuing tours.
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Gibson
Frederick Coun
Ridner
Bartonville Christian Arch
White Hall
Indispensible Lad Fired From Shop In Humble Reflections
A first person narrator recalls a shop job where he was fired for long fatigue and swelling pride. He describes the boss’s harsh dismissal and his belief the store would fail without him. He laments lost customers and the crowd’s restless whispers. The narrator emphasizes his humility after the setback.
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Pss
Summer music class entertains with varied performances
Miss Katie Graber-Webster hosts a Saturday evening informal entertainment for the summer music class of 1919. Notable pieces include Miss Anna O Connell’s What the Flowers Say and Wedding of the Fairies. Students O Leary Browne Stine Bayliss Richards etc perform piano recitals vocals and readings in a varied program.
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Katie Graber-Webster
Anna O'Connell
O’connell
O'Leary
Browne
Stine
Bayliss
Richards
Margaret Graber
Anna O’connell
Opla Dever
Lillian Peary
Virginia Bayliss
the Cotton Pickers
Ruth*Richards
Katie Lee
Willie Gray
Fietta Rosenberger
Edna O
Katrinka
British Tired of Uniformed Women
London observers criticize women in uniform urging a return to normal roles. Critics argue uniformed women should exit public service and welfare groups to restore prewar norms and aid former service members.
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London
England
Take Aspirin Only As Told By Bayer
Instructions emphasize following safe directions on Bayer aspirin packaging The Bayer Cross marks genuine aspirin prescribed for many common pains and colds The product is sold in 12 tablet tins and larger packages with Bayer as the trade mark of the Bayer Manufacturing Company.
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Bayer
Athey Returns From Visit After Steel Strike
Miss Retha B. Athey came home from an extended visit to friends in Pennsylvania West Virginia and Ohio. She was in Pittsburgh during the steel strike and saw thousands of idle men in the streets.
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Retha B. Athey
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ohio
Miss Athey
Pittsburgh
Ar eSaheeee
Sores, Feet and Relief Through Hot Water Soaks
An old remedy extols hot water foot soaks with antiseptic powder to relieve sore tired feet. The ad notes a telephone to order, praises rapid relief, lists price 35 cents or $1.00, and references Waroouse Chemical Co of Lynchburg. Local society notes mention visits and social events in Front Royal and surrounding areas.
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Whitehouse
Winchester
Waroouse Chemical
Lynchburg
Refuge Brevities from Refuge Virginia October Visits
Local notes list visits and social calls by Henry Franklin Bean and family from Inkerlan West Virginia visiting Miss Larrick near Heifeld. Other travelers include Charles Dellinger and friend from Woodstock, Nettie Clapsaddie from Washington vacationing with the Clapsaddies near Buckton, and several families attending events in Martinsburg and Strasburg.
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Russell Oates
White Oak
Silas Grim
Strasburg
I. N. Painter
H. T. Clemons
Queenie Pifer
C. E.,rifer
Convocation Deliberates on Campaign Topics in Virginia
The Valley Convocation at Eade Memorial Church in White Post, Virginia drew strong attendance for talks on the world wide campaign and the prayer circle. Frederick County schools superintendent Leslie D. Kinney praised education in a fine address. Captain Balthis of Gastonia spent the weekend at the rectory. Miss Jane C. Moore of Berryville was a guest at the Meade home last week.
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Hortense
Baltimore
Ferguson
F1 Royal
Elizabeth Grimn
Boyce
Kate Denny
Susan Marshall
Happy Creek House
Front Royal
Kennerly
R. D. Johnston
Fred. Hardy
Shepherdstown
Ww. Va
G. R. Green
S. R. Millar
Florence Millar
Bertha Millar
Sommerville
Eva Massey
Hallie Chrisman
Teachers” Institute
Berryville
Winchester
J. F. Kennerly
White Post
Valley
Eade Memorial Church
Leslie D. Kinney
Frederick County
Balthis
Gastonia
N. C
Jane C. Moore
David Meade
Card of Thanks for Sallie Carper
I thank my friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during the sickness and death of my wife Sallie Carper. Also for the beautiful floral designs and music. By her husband.
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Sallie Carper
Star circulation figures note range
The Star reports its paid circulation is listed as a bona fide figure between 3,864 and 4,000 copies.
Tires Deterioration Warns and Service Shows Mileage Help
The passage notes that neglect after application leads to rapid tire injuries and failure on the road. It describes watching customers' tires, reporting their condition, and helping conserve mileage through service.
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