Publishers rush to peddle Wilhelm memoirs amid scorn
Media syndicates compete to buy the Kaiser Wilhelm tale as an airplane flight trade-move. Publishers now rush inside pages to cash in before rivals arrive. The memoirs are mocked as dull and as a “gold brick” hoax while buyers push their own appetite for sensational history.
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Kaiser Wilhelm
Calais
Berlin
Pamenmv
Fhargaina
Wilhelm
Elf
Falésman
Be cautious of borrowing neighbors' papers says Herald
A humorous sketch tells a tale of a frugal woman who borrows a neighbor's Herald and a chain of chaotic mishaps follows. A fence collision, a cow in a cornfield, a drowned litter of kittens, and a broken teeth set illustrate the moral about not missing the newspaper.
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Herald
Fay
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason bookshop plea
A playful verse touts books on shelves untried by readers with fresh gift appeal. The piece notes a large stock of literature, urging readers to choose a book to take home for reading and upliftment amid cozy shop talk.
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Cheeniy Dame
After the Flu Mrs Wilmoth Shares Recovery Tale
Mrs J C Wilmoth of Montrose West Virginia recounts weakness and nervousness after the flu and credits Dr Pierce s Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription with restoring her strength. She 67 years old and resumes housework and family washing after illness inviting others to seek medical advice at local drug stores.
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Montrose
W. Va
Dr. Pierce
J. C. Wilmoth
Invalids
Buffalo
N. Y
Christmas Seal Sale Begins in Virginia
Mrs. LC Flannagan field organizer for the Virginia Tuberculosis Association announces a statewide push from now to December first to start the Annual Christmas Seal sale. She aims to inform the public and win support from news editors, stressing that 3096 unnecessary TB deaths last year underscore the need for community help.
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LC. Flannagan
Virginia Tuberculosis Association
Apples as staple food praised by New York experts
Ithaca experts say this year’s large apple crop allows extensive use with little transport cost across New York. Fresh, eating, and cooking varieties suit breakfasts, salads, pies, sauces, and desserts. a month of meals can be planned using apples in many forms. Mrs. Charles Affleck visited Mrs. H. B. Guyer with her husband.
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Ithaca
N. Y
New York State
State College of Agriculture
Markets Report From Local and Baltimore Wholesale Prices
Local wholesale markets list prices for Wheat, flour, butter, eggs, and chickes while Baltimore markets reflect dairy, poultry, hay and grain values. The page notes corrections to figures from the previous day and shows multiple line items for farm goods and staples.
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Star
Wsca
Tiyniet
Baltimor
WROSE
Why I Am A Democrat
A historical reflection on how women gained equal voting rights within the Democratic Party, contrasting the 1910s push for women committeewomen with Republican resistance. It cites Emily Newel Blair as Missouri’s national committeewoman, notes Republican delays at Chicago, and quotes League of Women Voters remarks praising Democratic inclusion. It concludes with a call to loyalty to the Democratic Party.
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Republic
Democratic National Committee
George Bass
Republican
Mahater
Democratic Party
San Francisco
Emily Newel Blair
Missouri
Chicago
Republican National Committee
Harriet Taylor Ipton
National Executive Board
Republican Party
National League of Women Voters
League of Women Voters
E J Williams Dies of Cancer in Frederick County
Elias Jasper Williams aged 73 died Monday at his home near Mount Williams after a stomach cancer. Born January 17 1849 he spent most of his life in Frederick County and hauled stove wood to Winchester. Funeral services held at United Brethren Church conducted by Rev W H Mr. survived by widow Martha Williams a son Henry of Red Cloud Nebraska two daughters Blanche and Deena at home and several brothers. Virginia Heylings Smith from New York visiting her mother Mrs Fiske, and Mrs L RB lB remarks follow.
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Mount Williams
Elias Jasper Williams
Frederick County
W. Hh
United Brethren Church
Williams
Winchester
Martha’ Williams
Henry Williams
Red Cloud
Neb
Blanche
Deena Williams
Virginia’ Heylings Smith
Lydia E Pinkham remedy praised in Hornell testimonial
Mrs. Chas Baker of 21 Spencer Ave Hornell New York says Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Food Medicine helped her regain strength and do more work with ease. She recommends others try the medicine and mentions neighbors who have found value in it.
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Hornell
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia Pinkham
Chas Baker
Spencer Ave
N. Y
Life's Worth Living Again
Life in Arm el Virginia reports improved conditions after recent rains. Fall farm work will resume in the next six weeks as roads clear. Local residents including Haymaker Price Newcome Armel Affieck Gore Boxwell and others are listed with visits to Baltimore Chambersburg Philadelphia and Washington.
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Armel
J. W. Haymaker
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Chambersburg
J. O. Newcome
Richmond
Arthur Armel
W.R. Ar‘mel
Winchester
Harry Armel
Chambersville
J. R. Affieck
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Walt Mason
the Public Library
Adams & Adams
Chiropractors
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Charles Affleck
Brooklyn
H. -B.guyer
Affleck
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S.S.S. Mises
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Iadeaeacee
Seress Sven
E. J. Williams
William A. Swimley
Staunton
Lh. Ae
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Beck’s Baking Corp
William T. Gore
Philadelphia
National Avenue
Lee Boxwell
Northern Virginia Power Company
Washington
Alexandria
Maryland
STEET
Light and Power Company
Northern Virginia Power Co
Winchester Gas & Electric:light CO
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Treas
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Pan Wood's Mill
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