British ambassador letter contrasts with Dumba Bernstorff reports
The Richmond News Leader notes a British ambassador letter to U S consuls marks a clear contrast with German and Austrian officials regarding pro British propaganda. It warns consuls not to aid British subjects to return for military duty before U S courts rule and states that naturalized and non naturalized British subjects are treated alike under law.
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Washington
United States
Count Bernstorff
Dumba
Richmond News
Kansas Poem Reflects Rural Plight And Economic Change
An Emporia Gazette poem laments Kansas farmers facing new burdens as prosperity shifts toward money. It recalls historical figures and cries of Wall Street power, linking hunger and poverty to a modern economy and railroad-driven cattle commerce.
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Kansas
William Allen ‘White
Emporia Gazette
New York
John Brown
Atomic
William Alfredter
Jerry Simpson
Wall Street
Topeka
Emporia
Fragmentary Note on Language and Identity Prompts
A jagged text fragment references language and identity themes with phrases about renown and country. Names and clear events are unclear, leaving a speculative note on personal or cultural ties without concrete details.
Henry James mocked in verse by Walt Mason
A satirical poem laments Henry James and Johnsin leaving for foreign shores. The speaker ribaldly calls them a brace of two and bids them roam Europe while the desolated land moves on, ending with a humorous farewell.
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Henry
James
Henry James
Hank
Jack
Old Pard
Johnsing
Henry Jim
Europe
Walt Mason
Bringing Up Father Pleases Big Audience
The Empire Theater hosted Gus Hill's Bringing Up Father last night drawing a large, enthusiastic crowd. John Jess as Jiggs Mahoney led a well balanced company with a strong chorus, earning encores for witty antics and sharp satire.
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Father
Gus Hill
Empire Theater
John Jess
Jiggs Mahoney
Brannon Relatives Reunion Planned at Siler Graveyard
Siler Va October 9 a Brannon family reunion is planned today at the old Brannon graveyard near DeHaven post office. Local residents report several visitors and updates on family members and community activities.
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Siler
Brannon
Elijah DeHaven
Tite’ SeRobert Shader
Hutch Weldman
Ruth M. Kerns
A Determined Woman Embraces Grape-Nuts Benefits
A woman recalls first reading about Grape-Nuts and securing shipment to her town. She suffered from cramps nausea and vomiting until using the food, which relieved her symptoms and allowed a normal diet. Her husband, impressed by results, sold it widely to customers and doctors in the county.
Wealthy Maryland woman Mary Jane Reeder dies at 91
Mary Jane Reeder, described as one of the oldest and wealthiest colored persons in Maryland, died in Hagerstown this week at age 91. She owned property valued at $50,000.
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Mary Jane Reeder
Maryland
Hagerstown
Rev C Sydenstricker Visits Shepherdstown Friends
In pastures green Rev. C Sydenstricker of Stephenson City Va former pastor of the Southern Methodist Church here was in town on Monday. His friends were pleased to meet him again and his new field of labor must agree with him well as he appeared unusually well.
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C. Sydenstricker
Stephens City
Southern Methodist Church
Wine suffers head wound in wagon fall near Lupton farm
A man named Wine, employed by Lucien Lupton, fell from a wagon on West Water street while Celving on vitrified brick pavement. The horses jerked the wagon tossing him to the ground and a deep cut on the top of his head was dressed by Dr. E C Stuart.
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Wine
Lucien Lupton
West Water Street
E. C. Stuart
Apple Exhibition Prizes Announced by W. Ly Paltz
Real estate dealer W. Ly Paltz offers five dollars in gold for the best plate of apples of any variety and two fifty for the second prize. Five apples form a plate exhibited at his office Nos Mu and 13 Court House Square by November 1. Judges are Willa Massey Henry Ehm and Oscar Polhamus.
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Messrs
Willa P. Massey
Henry Ehm
Oscar Polhamus
Public sale of Jesse Fries estate farms near Winchester
The heirs offer multiple Frederick County and Winchester properties at public auction. Listings include the Home Farm of 182 acres near Winchester, the Gold Tract of 67 acres on Apple Pie Ridge, the House tract of 139 acres, and additional tracts near Babb Run and Nain village. Dates span November 6 to November 20 1915 with possession in March 1916 and lease conditions for tenants.
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Jesse Fries
Court House
Winchester
Virginia
Frederick Turnpike
John Thwaite
Stone House
Know House
Co. Gratchen Farm
Babb Run
Fred L Glaize
Louis Lewis
Cedar Grove
John H. C. Clayton
North Frederick
Nain
John Bageant
Chrismore
Isaac Martin
North Kent
Baker Streets
North Kent Street
Said Street
Snapp
Frederick County
William
Purchasers Offer Bonds for Property Purchases
The document describes issuance of bonds named RIES GLAIZE JACKSON with oneeighth and one-fourth installments. Purchasers to pay 6 percent interest, due over one two and three years from date. Payments secured by deed of trust on the property and an insurance policy. Extra cash payment allowed to exceed the onefifths installment.
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Pearing
Ries
Glaize
Jackson
Public Auction Of Fredericks County Land In Bethel Area
Special Commissioner announces sale of a 123 1-2 acre tract near Bethel Church Fredericks County Virginia. Terms: one third cash day of sale, balance in two equal yearly installments secured by a Deed of Trust. Debt shown as $1 962.82 with 3 33 monthly payments. Sale date Saturday November 65 at 11 a m.
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J. H. Willis
Fredericux
T. W. Steck
Oix County
Circuit Court of Frederick
J. M. Steck
Will County
Virginia
Kitut- Teviselin
Fredery County
Bethel Church
James H. Willis
J. Im. Steck
Ander
Chamberlain's Bad Bronchial Ficial Effect Immediate
Fragmentary OCR notes show a mention of Chamberlain and a bronchial issue with immediate effect. The readable text is too garbled to extract a clear factual event, date, or location for a precise summary.
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Chamberlain
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Soneborn
Pastures
Shepherdstown
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Register
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Apple
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Fat Albion
Capitol
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Capitol Park Hotel
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Fair Banks
Star Office
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Ted
John Harmer
Fair Grounds
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Heribert S. Larrick
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Gurnace
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Baltimore & Ohio
Baltimore
Pond
Pond’s
Ponds Extract Company
Franck Baker & Son
Hl& W. Seabright
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Penn Ave
18Th and H Sts
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John Newton
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