President Wilson's Condition Reported Stabilized
The President's condition remained much the same with normal temperature pulse and blood pressure while kidneys functioned normally. Doctors said he could sign bills if needed and would be kept in bed for extended rest under Dr Grayson's orders.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wilson
Phce
Fie
Tumulty
Grayson
Wilson Fis
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Williams
Mississippi
White House
Dr. Grayson
Staunton Selected for Next Grand Lodge Meeting
The Grand Lodge of Knights of Virginia closed its sessions after electing officers and choosing Staunton for the next annual meeting. Alexandria’s R. Boyer elected grand chancellor amid invitations from other cities. New York’s William Laden spoke on order scope, Minnesota’s Major George A. Bangs addressed the insurance department, while Winchester Lodge was represented by John Sartelle and William Hottel. Mrs. Sartelle joined her husband in Richmond and they visit their son, Dr. Ray Sartelle, in Baltimore.
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Grand
Knights of
Virginia
Ind
Dees
Staunton
Grand Lodge
R. Boyer
Alexandria
William Laden
New York
George A. Bangs
Minnesota
Insurance Department
Winchester Lodge
John P. Sartelle
William T. Hottel
Grace Lutheran Church to Welcome New Members
The Messenger reports Grace Lutheran Church will receive new members next Sunday morning. Rev. A. A. Kelly will begin a three sermon series on "The Three Arks" on three consecutive Sunday evenings. Also notices advertise a for rent house and items for sale at Star Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lutheran Church
the Messenger
A. A. Kelly
Market reports at White Post with Sam Haines
In a brief market update at White Post the item names Keifer Pears or We are now in the market neon and Seape aioe. Sam Haines is noted in association with the scene.
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Eee Xt
Neon
Eee Seape Aioe Ase
White Post
Tov Sed Ptt
Letter Carrier Hurt In Auto Collision On South Main Street
Edward Peer, a local post office letter carrier, was badly hurt when a Miller and Anderson truck collided with his bicycle on South Main Street Saturday afternoon. Peer was riding north on his bicycle when struck, resulting in a fall and injuries to three fingers on his left hand.
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Edward Peer
Miller and Anderson
Valley Pike Road Status Promises Scenic Shenandoah Tour
The New York Times notes Valley pike from Winchester to Staunton is perfect while Staunton to Hot Springs and White Sulphur Springs is rough and mostly dirt. Detours exist in Pennsylvania Delaware and Maryland due to new road construction affecting travelers in the Shenandoah region.
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Hot Springs
White Sulphur Springs
Shenandoah Valley
Baltimore
Washington
New York Times
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Maryland
New York
Winchester
Staunton
Rummage Sale for Winchester Memorial Hospital
A rummage sale to benefit Winchester Memorial Hospital will be held at the end of the month. Donations of clothes are needed, with furniture, matting, carpets, bric a brac and more welcomed. Look out for the date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Wanted help wanted for evening housework in city
Help wanted notice seeks a white woman for housework duties from 3 to 8 pm daily. Apply at 21 Peyton Street.
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Peyton St
President Wilson’s Condition and Recovery Outlook
Dr Grayson affirmed no secret would be kept from the public if the Presidents condition worsens and warned against relapse while expressing confidence in eventual recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Grayson
Rent Increases Prompt Evictions Amid Housing Shortage
Amid Winchester housing scarcity, property owners raise rents or threaten eviction as cold weather nears. Tenants seek legal guidance but are told no remedy exists. a man with a family loses shelter after a landlord change. Large land purchases spur new homes, but winter leaves evicted tenants in trouble.
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Shylock
Winchester
Furniture for sale and small-housekeeping wanted in town
Seven pieces of haircloth furniture including a reception chair sofa a rocker and four straight chairs must be sold at once to vacate the house. All in good condition and priced to sell quickly. 104 N Braddock St. WANTED at once three rooms for light housekeeping 342 Fairview.
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N. Braddock St
Fairview
Seed Wheat and Grass Seed Listing
Seed wheat offerings include 600 bushels of Falcaster and Stoner or Miracle seed wheat. Also available rye barley alfalfa timothy and other grass seeds from Winchester Seed Co. IPTF.
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Iptf
Winchester Seed Co
Books for Winchester Memorial Hospital Patients
The Winchester Memorial Hospital seeks new light reading material for patients, requesting fresh magazines and engaging novels. Donations should be current and appealing, prioritizing entertaining titles over older issues.
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Winchester Memorial Hospital
Homes for sale by Hansbrough and Carter
For sale several desirable homes in good locations convenient to schools. Price three thousand five hundred dollars. Hansbrough and Carter. September 26. 1p tf.
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Hansbrough & Carter
Shenandoah Valley Academy Tops Massanutten 7–0 in Opener
In Winchester Massanutten Av Woodstock and Shenandoah Valley Academy played a hard opening game. S V A won 7 to 0 after a first half score following a long pass and strong line plunges. No major injuries reported and several substitutions noted.
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Winchester
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Massanutten Av
Woodstock
Massanutten
Beimg
S V. A
Veterans Dedicate Site for Mosby Monument at Warrenton
Mosby survivors met at Warrenton Virginia to dedicate the future monument site christened Memorial Park. Captain Boyd Smith led ground breaking for the memorial while Daughters of the Confederacy aided the ceremony and Reverend Frank A. Strother of Stephens City spoke.
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John S. Mosby
Warrenton
Mosby
Daughters of the Confederacy
Boyd Smith
Spot Memorial Park
Frank A. Strother
Stephens City
County
Fancy Work Exchange at Hodzgson's Millinery Shop
Announcement invites entries for a fancy work exchange on November 20 at Miss Hodzgson's Millinery Shop. Residents encouraged to bring creations for display and potential exchange opportunities.
Stonewall Orchard Transfer Sets Frederick County Record
The Stonewall orchard and related parcels near Winchester, valued at 200000 dollars, transfer from B. Lucien Lupton to Fred A. Robinson, Frank B. Robinson, and Harry D. Robinson. Cash 50000 with 25k yearly payments for six years at six percent interest, with partial prepayment rights. Includes farm, packing house, livestock, and all personal property. The Robinsons will operate the orchards and deny syndicate involvement.
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Lucien Lupton
Fred. A. Robinson
Frank B. Robinson
Harry D. Robinson
Frederick County
Virginia
Robinson Brothers
Stonewall Orchard
Lupton
Winchester
Northwestern Pike
Jacob B. Baker
Cumberland Valley Railroad
Pughtown Pike
Baker Place
Baker Farm
T. N. Lupton
James B. Russell
J. F. Ward
H. F. Byrd
Joseph E. Baker
C. C._Tyler
Clergy Installation In Strasburg Marks Momentous Service
The Rev. A. A. Kelly of Grace Lutheran Church assisted at the installation of the Rev. Elmer Anderson as pastor of the Lutheran Church at Strasburg. A large congregation attended, and the services were described as impressive.
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A. A. Kelly
Grace Lutheran Church
Elmer Anderson
Strasburg
Apple Picker Help Wanted At Round Hill Orchards
Apple pickers sought for early morning duty at Round Hill Orchards. Board provided. Wages set accordingly. Report to Mack Noonan's livery by seven each morning. Mrs. Rose Striker of Atlantic City visiting I Carver on South Market Street. Mrs. St lb Fuller and daughter Miss Douglas Fuller depart for Baltimore for several days. George N. Whitehead, ex-apple broker now with a steel firm in Johnstown Pa, leaves town after a week’s visit.
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Mack Noonan
Round Hill
Rose Striker
Atlantic City, N. J
Mrs
South Market Street
George N. Whitehead
Johnstown
Wilson Seeks to Avert Soft Coal Strike
White House officials expect government action to avert a November 1 strike by soft coal miners. President Wilson or Congress may intervene if private efforts fail to prevent a tie up of coal mines.
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Washington
Wilson
Contress
White House
New York Teamsters Strike Paralyzes Major Terminals
About 11 000 Teamsters, Chauffeurs and Helpers walked out in New York blocking Grand Central and Penn Station and crippling American Railway Express with 8 000 workers. They demand 25 dollar monthly raise eight hour day and a yearly week of vacation. Strikes also halt ferry boats and tug operations as marine workers insist on settled demands.
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Associated Press
New York
Internation Brotherhood of Teamsters
Smith
American Railway Express Company
Grand Central
Pennsylvania
Jersey City
Marine Workers’ Union
Forty Flyers Resume Transcontinental Flight Run
Chicago dated dispatch reports Captain Lowell H. Smith arrived Mineola after completing the first half of the eastbound trans continental flight. Captain Harry Drayton departed Reno heading toward San Francisco as the second westbound pilot to finish the first leg of the contest causing renewed activity among the aviators.
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Chicago
Lowell H. Smith
Mineola
San Francisco
Harry Drayton
Reno
Nev
L. L
Railroad Strike at Altoona Ends After Union Meeting
The Pennsylvania Railroad shop workers strike in Altoona and Hollidaysburg ended at 3 PM after a union meeting decided to call it off. The walkout began over an assistant foreman appointment deemed a seniority violation, though the strike was local and not union authorized.
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Altoona
Pennsylvania Railroad
Hollidaysburg
Here
Washington
Railroad Administration
Hodgsons Attend Pennsylvania Optical Convention in Harrisburg
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hodgson travel to Harrisburg Pennsylvania where Hodgson and Brown represent their firm at the Pennsylvania State Optical Convention in session for three days.
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Joseph Hodgson
Harrisburg
Hodgson
Hodgson and Brown
Steel Mills Resume Work On Gig Scale In Chicago Area
Chicago district workers prepare to boost forces and reopen mills closed by a three week strike. Pickets are stationed in South Chicago Gary and Indiana Harbor to persuade strikers to rejoin major firms. In Canton Ohio hundreds return to mills as strike lingers. Pittsburgh reports steady improvement but remains tense with few men returning. Mahoning Valley sees turbulence as strikers clash with breakers and a hand car collision in East Youngstown kills one and injures two.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Mahoning Valley
Greater Speea
East Youngstown
Moling and Seal’s FUR Ad Featured on Page Six
The sixth page displays Moling and Seal’s furry product advertisement highlighting fur coats and accessories. It emphasizes style and luxury, with brand names and price cues noted in readable copy.
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Moling
Seal
Public Sale of Furniture and Household Goods of Mary Bentley
Public sale of chairs tables sofas beds and linens to be held at the corner of Main and Clifford streets at 11 oclock on Tuesday October 21 1019. Sale includes carpets rugs china glass silver kitchen equipment wood and coal stove with bargains and cash terms announced by Jas Reardon Admr.
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Mary M Bentley
Main and
Clifford Streets
Jas
P. Reardon
Admr
Col House Stays Close To Home
Col E M House adviser to President Wilson and member of the American peace delegation, suffering gallotones and a cold, arrived from France and remained in seclusion at his New York home. He hopes a week of rest will allow him to return to Washington.
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New York
Col. E. M. House
Wilson
France
Colonel House
Washington
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Bath
Star Office
Keifer Pears
Sam Haines
Valley Pike
Pepe
WOW Bysva
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Duege
Stdhl
Caller
Diehl
Greene
Fitzgerald
Grant
Greenberg
Lister
Nicodemus
Mylan
Koch
Arthur
Peraza
Shannon
Hammond
Criswell
Saunders
Plank
Breckenridge
Taylor
Marshall
Wolf
Plant
Macauly
Guiner
Fishbu St
PTON
Robinson Bros
The
N.Y
A H. Smith
Altoona 'S
Stell Mills
Steel Milie
Gary
Indiana Harbor
New
Canton Mills
Canton
Iron and Steel
Hanle
Pittsburg
Millars
Pittsburgh
Col. House
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