Shenandoah Valley Nat Bank Report of Condition 1916
Financial statement of Shenandoah Valley National Bank showing assets including bonds and securities 194,697.91 and stock of Federal Reserve Bank, due from Federal Reserve and approved reserve agents, deposits, and other items. Notary sworn 20th day of Sept 1916 with cashier William G. Hardy and directors John W. Rice Lewis F. Cooper R. Gray Williams.
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Federal Reserve Bank
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New York
Chi_ Cage
St. Louis
Laie Aemiaspattie
U.S
U. S
State of
Virginia
Frederick
Wm. G. Hardy
WM G. Hardy
John W. Rice
Lewis F. Cooper
R. Gray Williams
Lee KR. Grim
Cashie
Union Bank of Winchester
Winchester
Raceieies
Helan W.onsak
Cobbler Pete Beats Odds in Early Film Role
An elderly New York cobbler, Pete, 74, leaves his Mulberry Street basement shop to act in a Thanhouser film after his talent catches the eye of director William Parke. The Italian craftsman, known for honest work, brings lively energy to his part in The Shine Girl and quickly earns admiration for his natural performance.
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Pete
Mulberry Street
New York
Hill
Dame Fortune
William Parke
Thanhouser
Shine
Pathe Gold Rooster
Parke
Emporium
Rami Sige
Ragolii
Mystery digits appear in obscure sports box score
A fragment from a sports page shows digits like 93 25 1 489 SO 766 00 46 82, suggesting a box score or statistical line but lacking names, teams, or context for full interpretation. Readers are left awaiting clarification of the figures and their meaning.
Policeman Trips Horse Team to Shield Children in Street
Denis J. Rodgers of West 125th Street Station leaped from a runaway laundry wagon to steady the team as spectators fled on Convent Avenue. He tripped a horse to clear children at 144th Street, saving lives but suffering three broken ribs, a broken leg, and contusions.
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New York
Convent Avenue
Denis J. Rodgers
125Th Street
Rodgers
186Th Street
129Th Street
144Th Street
Rod
Young Pathe Luke Comedies Team Among The Youth
The Pathe Luke comedies rely on a very young cast with manager Dwight Whiting at twenty four and Hal Roach at the same age. Behe Daniels Gertrude Short and Vet Lampton are near sixteen while Harold Lloyd is twenty one and Snub Pollard twenty two. Parents sign contracts due to players under age.
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Pathe
Luke
Dwight Whiting
Hal Roach
Behe
Daniels
Gertrude Short
Justa
Vet Lampton
Harold Lloyd
Pollard
Child Actress Gladys Hulette Faces Health Certificate Rule
Precautions against infantile paralysis reach Thanhouser set with Gladys Hulette and fellow child stars forced to carry health certificates for outings and location work in New Jersey. Hulette, in The Shine Girl, requires a certificate to avoid delays at ferry houses as she plays a twelve year old.
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New York
Ethel Mary
Oakland
Tula Belle
Thanhouser
Gladys Hulette
Shine
Releas Séta
Pathe
Miss Hulette
New Jersey
Iulty
Man and Wife Swap Teeth in Comical Mixup
In Bellefontaine Ohio a couple wore false teeth. The wife claimed the husband wore hers by mistake. He removed the teeth and found the wife's missing set. The husband still cannot locate his own teeth.
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Bellefontaine
Took Name From Town Edndaus Originated in Jenfieu
A note explains the Edndaus were originally made in Jenfieu a town in Germany. The line hints at a name derivation tied to the place of production.
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Jenfieu
Germany
Colonel Cody’s Visit to Winchester Profiled
The article recalls William F. Cody known as Colonel Cody, a famed frontier scout and buffalo hunter. It notes his storied career on the border, his reputation among Indians and towns in Kansas and Nebraska, and his leadership during Indian outbreaks. It also references his 19th century fame and his role in frontier life along the upper Missouri.
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Cody
Kansas
And
Nebras
Missouri
Glue From Bories How Glue Is Made From Bories
A description of glue production from bories notes a simple process driven by lime baths and washing to remove impurities. The material is boiled to extract adhesive strength, clarified with powdered slime, then strained and formed into a size before drying into glue slices.
Man's Three Characters Essay Notes Hivery Map
A brief meditation outlines three facets of the self. The wire figures symbolize the shown talent, inner possessions, and imagined wealth, prompting reflection on authenticity and perception.
Favorite Son Expression in Politics Through History
The piece traces the term favorite son from 1789 when Washington was called a favorite son of liberty in a New York Journalist's note to 1825 Virginia wit John Randolph, noting the long history and widespread use of the expression in American politics.
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Washington
New York
John Randolph
Virginia
Commonwealth
Not Swift Enough
The dialogue shows a father remarking that his son studies at the university but the other fears he is losing ground. The exchange suggests concern over academic progress within a family scene.
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