World fed by a college man Dr Raymond Pearl
Washington reports that Dr Raymond Pearl of the food administration and export housing council keeps vast files on global food supplies. He tracks wheat stocks and needs for England France and even keeps Germany under tab. His office provides essential data to license decisions and aid requests from neutral countries.
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Star
Washington
W. Raymond Pearl
The
Food Administration
Export Housing Council
Raymond Pearl
France
Dr. Earl
Licensing Council
England
Pear
Germany
United States
Experience of many trusted doctors.
Experience of a thousand persons is better than one and thousands have used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for colds with the best results. It is prompt, effective and pleasant to take. For sale by all druggists.
Delightful Party At Mt Williams
Mt Williams Virginia September soiree at the home of W H Williams featured games and elegant dining. Attendees included Marie and Lena Orndorff Beulah Clowser Anna Giese Virgie Beulah Snapp Katie Burkhart Ethel Snapp Agnes Hodgson Annie Hodgson Ollie Tevalt Harl Himelright Charless Orndorff E S Williams Millar Williams Erich Giese Jacob Snapp Charles Hodgson and others. Visitors from Winchester Kernstown and Harrisburg were noted along with local residents attending over the weekend.
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Mount Williams
W. H. Williams
Marie
Lena Orndorff
Beulah Clowser
Anna Giese
Virgie
Beulah Snapp
Katie Burkhart
Ethel Snapp
Agnes
Annie Hodgson
Ollie Tevalt
Harl Himelright
Charless Orndorff
E. S Williams
Millar - Williams
Erich Giese
Jacob Snapp
Charles Hodgson
O. L. Peer
Winchester
William Himelright
H. W. Ashwood
Kernstown
T. H. Frye
Frye
Albert Snapp
J. S. White
Ethel Ashwood
Noel Williams
Agricultural High School
Middletown
Immanuel Sunday School Reopens September 23
The Immanuel Sunday School will reopen on Sunday September 23. All pupils are requested to be present.
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Immannuel
With the Fingers Corns Lift Out Without Pain
A Cincinnati authority promotes Freezone as a painless method to remove corns by applying a few drops directly to the corn. The preparation, sold for a quarter ounce at drug stores, supposedly removes all corns and calluses with no infection risk, though the article notes its sticky nature and quick drying.
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Cincinnati
Relief News Notes from Relief Virginia Area
Miss Cora Keith returns home near Middletown after visiting Miss Ruth Pifer. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Womeldorph move to Strasburg for a high school teaching position. Miss Genevieve Massie visits Miss Rush Pifer. KE Carpenter and family visit friends. Harry Hicks and Jonah Cornwell leave for Petersburg training camp. friends wish them luck. Mrs Benjamin Massie visits relatives in Middletown.
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Petersburg
Wilson to Fix Copper Price by War Industry Board
President Wilson was asked to approve copper price figures prepared by the War Industry Board ahead of a proclamation. Officials expected a late day release, with market uncertainty delaying any statement until after the market closes. Rumors swirled of a 20 to 23.5 cent per pound figure and possible further board discussions.
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Washington
sPresident
Wilson
War Industry Board
Executve
Industrial Board
Secretary Baker backs Crowder plan to examine all drafted men
In Washington on Sept 20 Secretary Baker said General Crowder's idea to screen all registered men to remove disqualified individuals from future calls would be carried out. No state governor replies have been announced regarding the proposal.
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Washington
Baker
Crowder
General Crowder
Dandruff Heads Become Hairless
A vintage remedy claims dissolving dandruff with four ounces of ordinary liquid argon applied at night will eliminate dandruff by morning. Three to four applications allegedly destroy all signs of dandruff and stop scalp itching, leaving hair looking better. liquid argon is sold at drug stores.
Winchester Women Held In Bail On Forged Passes
Jane Brooks of Winchester Virginia and Olga Miller of Connellsville Pennsylvan ia were arrested in Martinsburg by Deputy Marshal Athey on riding a Baltimore and Ohio train with forged passes. They appeared before US Commissioner H A Down and were held for the grand jury after failing to post 500 dollars bond, remanded to county jail.
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Jane Brooks
Winchester
Olga Miller
Connellsville
Martinsburg
Marshal Athey
Baltmore
Ohio
United States
H. A. Down
Representative Heflin Addresses Meet in Alabama
Representative J. Thomas Heflin of Alabama addressed the meeting, urging action and outlining his views as the draft men on the matter.
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Thomas Heflin
Alabama
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Pr. Raymond Pearl
Mt Williams
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Frobert Gough
Mountain Falls
Arthur Miller
J. E. Bucher
Simon Snapp
J. M. Orndorff
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Footer
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Ves-Thur-Sat
James Williams
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G. FP. Hetzer
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