Debt trends claim U.S. gains from foreign holdings shift
The article discusses U S foreign debt i ncreases and decreases tied to rail securities and wartime foreign holdings. It cites President Loree of the Delaware and Hudson asserting total foreign holdings around 1 4 billion dollars on August 11 and 2 7 billion on February 1 1916, with estimates that foreign holdings of American industrial securities match rail securities in scale, suggesting a move toward a U S net position approaching zero debt and potential power in world finance postwar. It also notes a counterbalance of foreign indebtedness created since the war began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loree
Delaware and Hudson
United States
New York World
Fall Days Musings on Weather and Comfort
A reflective piece contrasts autumn frost with summer heat. The speaker recalls farming chores and poultry care, laments rheumatic pains, and pleads for warmer winters and reform of weather policy. The tone blends nostalgia with practical concerns about growing costs in cold months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane
Playbank
Father Winter
Weather Bureau
Measure text continuation on costs and certifications
The passage describes costs to be paid by the commissioner of prohibition from funds appropriated, with monthly itemized statements from the commissioner of agriculture. It also states that a pharmacist certificate, sworn by the official, shall be evidence in prosecutions for violations of this act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioner of Prohibition
Commissioner of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Health From Pure Blood
An advertising note asserts Hood's Sarsaparilla purifies the blood to remove serofuld sores boils and eruptions by driving out humors. It claims external applications fail and that Hood's builds rich red blood aids digestion and the whole system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Hood’s
Enforcement of Ard ent Spirit Traffic Provisions
The duty to enforce the act falls on the Commissioner and deputies with arrest powers like sheriffs. They must report violations to the circuit court and the county or city wealth's attorney, and every prosecuting attorney must prosecute. The Commissioner may join with the Commonwealth's attorney or request the attorney general to take charge of cases as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
General Assembly
Commonwealth
Ginn and Stewart wed in quiet North Braddock ceremony
James Howard Ginnn and Miss Margaret E E Stewart were married by Rev W Tr Walters at the Dunlap home on North Braddock street Saturday evening. Only close friends attended. The couple will reside in Martinsburg WV where Ginn works for an apple dealer. Also mentioned is Kirson from Baltimore taking a tailoring job with M Finkelstein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Dunlap
North Braddock Street
James Howard Ginnn
Margaret EE. Stewart
White Post
Clarke County
James H. Stewart
Anna Stewart
Martinsburg
W. Va
Ginn
Ownership and circulation statement for The Evening Star Winchester
The document records the 1916 ownership and management of The Evening Star Winchester Virginia. It lists publisher H F Byrd editor D B Conrad and business manager K Esther Harris with stockholder KE Bolling Byrd. It notes none of the bondholders hold 1 percent or more and provides circulation figure 3624 for the preceding six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Star
Winchester
Postoffice
H. F. Byrd
D. B. Conrad
Esther Harris
Jowner
Bolling Byrd
H. Douglas Fuller
N. P
Nce Commission
Division of
Washington, D. C
Post Office
Public Sale of Dr Brown Farm at Winchester Va
Public auction to sell 147 acre limestone farm near Winchester with mansion, outbuildings, and a 20 acre apple orchard. Terms: one third cash, balance in two annual instalments with bonds, interest semiannually, deed of trust and insurance required. Longer time possible. Ward and Larrick attorneys for Miss Jennie Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Char Grim
S. M. Chiles
Valley Pike
Middle Road
Kernstown State Road
Ward & Larrick, Attys
Jennie Brown
Mrs Thomas and her children visiting in Washington
Mrs Charles Thomas and her two children Ruth and May travel from Washington to stay with Miss Agnes Willis at her North Kent Street home as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles “Thomas
Ruth and
May ‘Thomas
Washington
Agnes Willis
North
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The
Harry Flood Byrd
Evening Star Publishing Company
Morning News
Weekly News
Weekly Times
Weekly Mirror
Eneed
Bell 33
United
Prohibition
Tibey
Dodson
James Ginn
Miss Stewart
Fletcher
the Centaur Company
Cepia i
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company OF
R. W. Stake
Tel
Congress
Frederick Fair
O. C. Warehime
M. E. Kefauver
Pres
Grove Bros. Department Store
Union Bank of Winchester
Jo R. Edmonds
Weber
John W. Rosenberger
Funder
Park Ave
Baltimore, Md
Kent Street
Land Ave
Ree
Winchesterinnih
W. Seabrij
G. C. Shepard
Strickler & Wagner
G. A. Newcom
Bufflick Road
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