McGuire Farm Sale in Berryville on Nov 10 1917
Public auction to sell the Woldnook tract of 100 acres near Berryville Clarke County Virginia. Brick residence and outbuildings with possession April 1 1918. One third cash and balance in two annual payments secured by deed of trust and fire insurance. Potential buyers may pay all cash.
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Apple Ridge
C. V
Shenandoah
Clarke
Loudoun
Frederick
West Virginia
Co. P. Bailey & CO
Circuit Court
Clarke County
Virginia
John Madigan
Thomas S. Smith
D. H. McGuire
Court House
Berryville
Via
A. Moore, JR
Joseph F. Moore
R. Gray Williams
Marshata
M’cormick
Svecifl
Circuit
Court of
Rfugene Glover
Von Moltke the General and His Private Life Passages
Excerpts from Von Moltke's journal reveal personal reflections on love and marriage. Born 1800s, he lived beyond ninety, leading German campaigns and later contemplating domestic life with a sentimental lens.
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Germany
Samsoh
Republic of
France
Empire
von Moltke
Helmuth von Moltke
Echoes of the Past and War Time Notes
A reflective piece recalls a city’s long-ago life and legends while weaving in wartime social commentary. It cites Dr Frank Crane on enemies and fame and reports debates over Red Cross comfort kits, cigarettes, and nurse welfare.
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Atlanta
Dr. Crane
Dickens
New York
Army
Navy Bazar
New York City
Red Cross
F. S. Lamb
Personal Nots From Middletown
In Middletown Virginia Mr James Lindsay replaces D T Weaver at the high school as he goes to war. Richmond visitors include Mr and Mrs Bryan Blackburn. Bazaar and supper planned October 20 at the town hall by aid society women. Mrs George Ginn visits Winchester relatives. Emma Larrick leaves for Maryland to visit friends. Nancie McNeese returns from Roanoke. Lloyd and Mrs Everett of Washington stay with Mrs Joseph Wiaston. Mrs William Tewallb and children return home after several weeks away.
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Midd Win
James Lindsay
Boyce
D. T. Weaver
Bryan Blackburn
Richmond
J. A. Blackburn
The
Aid Society
Town Hall
George Ginn
Winchester
Emma Larrick
Maryland
Nancie McNeese
Roanoke
Lloyd Everett
Washington
Joseph Wiatson
William Tewallb
Local Social Notes Include Visits and Travel
Mrs Tewall's parents Mr and Mrs Charles Lewis hosted relatives. Mrs Larrick Walken of Woodstock visited sister Miss Ellen March. Rev J H Haley returned from Buena Vista Virginia after opposing Rev J L Fringer in a meeting. Maude Matthews visited friends in Stephens City. Dorothy Larrick left for a visit near Philadelphia.
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Tewall
Charles Lewis
Larrick Walken
Woodstock
Ellen March
J. H. Haley
Buena Vista
J. L. Fringer
Maude Matthews
Stephens City
Iron tonic Peptiron touted as blood booster
An advertorial claims Peptiron strengthens blood and nerves by delivering iron through a pill form tonic. It emphasizes improved color and stamina, listing ingredients like pepsin and celery and asserting broad health benefits from Lowell, Massachusetts makers I. Hood Co.
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Hood Co
Lowell, Mase
Kernstown Notes Highlights Local Socialions and School Start
Kernstown Virginia residents report Mrs Net tie Wisecarver visiting Mrs Harry Steele. Public school opened with Miss Irene Van Strasburg as teacher. Miss Myrtie Carper returned home from summer with aunt Mrs Annie Coga. Miss Domerice Berkheimer visited sister Mrs Iovin Triplett. Mr and Mrs Jack Steele and niece of Winchester visited Harry Steele. Many locals attended the Hagerstown fair. Howard Lantz purchased a new Chevrolet touring car.
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Kernstown
Net? Tie Wisecarver
Harry Steele
Irene van
Itching Torture Remedy Promises Quick Skin Relief
An advertisement promotes Zemo as a safe antiseptic liquid that relieves itching and skin diseases such as eczema and rashes. It claims overnight blemish fading and instant itching stop, with inexpensive pricing 35 cents or a dollar for a large bottle. The E. W. Rose Co. of Cleveland markets it.
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Zemo
E. W. Rose Co
Cleveland
Wartime Food Conservation Card Promotes Rationing
The guide urges Allies to diet for war by prioritizing concentrated foods like wheat meat dairy and sugar, while replacing white bread with corn oats rye barley and whole grains. It recommends more poultry fish beans vegetables and dairy, cutting fats, and conserving fuel and soap for glycerine and explosives.
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Detroit
Neel Motor CO
N. Main St
McGuire
Berryville, VA
Hedmauth Vos Moltke
White House
Kaiser Bill
Kaiser Wilson
Sodom
Gomorrah
Nemo
Great Lakes Naval Station
Texas
Baltimore Sun
Stonewall ~Jackson
Middletown
Dorothy Larrick
Philadelphia
Howard Lantz
Mérode
Ladies’ Union
Children’s Union
Nazareth
E. Z
H. K. Green & Bro
United States Food Administration
Pach
Ana Sasain Fatina
Moling & Seal
Vine St
P. K. Kisecker Company A Commission Merchants
Philadelphia, Pa
Queen Insurance Co
Erica
Hansbrough
Arter
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