European War’s Global Food and Livestock Impacts
A National Geographic Society statement outlines 1918 world output of grains and livestock with the Entente and Teutonic groups differing in per capita yields. It details oats wheat corn rye barley potatoes hogs sheep and horses, separating world totals, the United States, Germany Austria Hungary and the Entente group, plus per capita metrics and illustrative production tables. The report emphasizes wartime effects on food supply and livestock distribution across nations.
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National Geographic Society
Germany
Austria
Turkey
Japan
Austria/Hungary
Entente Group of Nations
Teutonic Group
United States
Enttente Group of Nations
Teutonic Forces
Hitracs. Oats
Hungary
PUBLIC SALE OF DWELLING AND WAREHOUSE IN WINCHESTER VA
Public sale scheduled for 11 a m on Saturday January 9 1915 at the county court house Winchester Virginia. A three story brick dwelling with two story back building fronting North Market Street 34 feet with rear depth and alley access plus a two story frame warehouse 80 feet by 47 1 2 feet with coal sheds and driveways. The dwelling features double parlor library dining room pantry kitchen four large chambers and two hall rooms on the second floor and unfinished third floor rooms. The property includes a front 90 foot Market Street lot extending 176 1 2 feet to the rear with a 45 foot rear alley. The warehouse has a mill for grinding feed and an electric motor.
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County Court House
Winchester
Iences
Kent Street
Market Street
Hall's Catarrh Cure and Family Pills Ad
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as an internal remedy that treats the blood and mucous surfaces to cure catarrh. It claims effectiveness from a physician’s prescription, with testimonials available and a 75 cent price. Ends by recommending Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Props
Toledo
Leo Himelright Dies in County at Age Four
Leo Himelright youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Himelright died after a four week illness of throat trouble at age four. Funeral services were held at Gravel Springs conducted by Rev. Frank Gilbert. Mr. William Sager has returned to Cold Springs, Me. Miss Ruth Orndorff visited relatives, and Paul and Dick Orndorff, Piedmont College students, arrived to spend time with their father L. H. Orndorff.
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Star Taunday
Leo Himelright
Samuel Himelright
Gravel Springs
Frank Gilbert
Paul and
Dick Orndorff
Piedmont College
L. H. Orndorff
Mrs. I. LD. Wright
Lula Cooper
Washington
Rena Clowser
Annie
Disease a Greater Peril Than Bullets
With winter coming the prevention of pneumonia is a problem. It cannot be prevented by boiling all water. Many people carry pneumonia germs harmlessly unless the body’s resisting powers are lowered by cold and exposure. To prevent pneumonia and cure germ diseases use.
Amyl-Kijo and Kijo-Ine Health Claim Ad
An advertisement urges use of Amyl-Kijo and Kijo-Ine to prevent and treat respiratory and germ diseases. It claims life-saving effects for pneumonia and cold variants, recommends nightly inhalation and bath use, and lists Germacide Jelly for catarrh with prices of 50 cents and 1 dollar per bottle.
Bank Closed on Christmas Day in Winchester
Friday December 25 is a legal holiday so the Union Bank of Winchester will close. Papers tuning on that day can be paid on Saturday December 26 1914 per cashier LBD Grim.
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Lbd
Grim
Union Bank of Winchester
John W. Rich
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Ste D. Fouler
Onal Bank
GAINESBORO BREVITIES Rounds of Illness and Visits
Miss Georgia Darlington confined to her home by illness in Gainesboro. Vivy Wille Joe of Hayfield visiting her cousins the Bageants. Clerenge Fmmart of Washington visiting in town. Miss Duta DeHaven visiting Kenda at Front Royal. Wate Emmerton visiting friends in Wahington. William Mellwee and niece Nellie Lee spent Sunday with relatives here.
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Crimpyrcmo
Des
Georgia Darlington
Vivy Wille Joe
Hayfield
Forest Bageant
Clerenge Fmmart
Washington
Viettine
Miss Duta DeHaven
Front Royal
Wate Emmerton
William Mellwee
Mies Nellie Lee
Kernstown Brevities December Society Notices
In Kernstown Virginia G M Chiles spent days in Baltimore Joseph Newlin of Winchester was a business caller W Q Tidler is improving Hunter Barley and family moved into a new home near Stephens City The Methodist Church Christmas entertainment is December 23 at 730 PM Presbyterians hold theirs December 28 at 730 PM Public invited.
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W. Q. Tidler
Isick
Hunter Barley
Fauntleroys Visit York Before Moving to Fort Mason
Major and Mrs. Powell Conrad Fauntleroy formerly Miss Mary Small of York Pa spent a day with Major Holmes Conrad and wife on North Market Street. He is a U S Army surgeon recently transferred from Fortress Monroe Va and will be stationed at Fort Mason Calif. King's Daughters urged almshouse donations to Mrs Geeree E McCartney by noon tomorrow.
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Powell Conrad Fauntleroy
Mary Small
York
Fortress Monroe
Holmes Conrad
North Market Street
Major Fauntleroy
United States Army
Self Denial Day Proposed By The Star
Editor urges December 28 as a self denial day modeled on Baltimore. Charities should appeal to Union Farmers and Shenandoah Valley banks for offerings and nominate Dr Godfrey Miller to dispense relief to the needy amid winter hardships. Affected families show the need for aid. June.
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Union
Farmers and Merchants
Shenandoah Valley
Godfrey Miller
Hhe
Fu P
Examiners Lose Fees Under National Bank Review
Comptroller of the Currency Williams announces changes to national bank examinations under the Federal Reserve act. The old high fee system in a few districts is abolished and all examiners are placed on salary. Star want ads bring results.
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Williams
Mountain Falls Notes Revel in Holiday Visits and Farewell Sermon
Mountain Falls Virginia reports Mrs. F J Frye ill with grip. Rev Frank Gilbert gave his farewell sermon at St John s Church to a large audience. C W Frye of Washington visited relatives. Miss Ben Thompson returns home from several months away. Several locals plan holiday visits with Forest Glen residents and others returning from Washington.
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Mountain Falls
F. J. Frye
Annie McGarvil
Gilmore
Frank Gilbert
St. John’s Church
Missey
Erva Cammer
Lela Richard
Kula
Bertha Moore
Forest Glen
4 000 000 Peach Trees From Largest Nursery World Wide
Advertisement from J C Haee of Winchester Tennessee offering 4 000 000 peach trees direct to planters at wholesale prices. Claims disease free and true to name with a catalog and price list available. Also notes Mildred Leehen of Martinsburg West Virginia visiting Miss Ruth Russell in Martinsburg.
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J. C. Haee
Winchester
Tenn
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Harry Wall
Mary E. Barr
Grace W. Kerr
W. Werk
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Rice’s Music Store
N. Main
Eo Himelright
William Sager
Canada
Cold Springs
Fareafell
Ruth Orndorff
Amyl-Kijo and
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Ine
Amyl-Kijo Chemical Co
S. Loudoun St
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Gainesboro
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Wahington
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G. M. Chiles
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Joseph Newlin
California
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SELZ
Price’s Selz “Royal Blue” Shoe Store
Elgin
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Ben Thompson
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