Bryan and Roosevelt clash over federal versus state power
The piece argues there is a twilight land between state and federal authority and critiques past nominations. It claims Bryan’s rising prominence shifts party dynamics, compares him to Henry Clay, and calls for a realignment of both major parties to benefit the country.
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Bryan
Roosevelt
Mr. Bryan
Judge Parker
New York
Desh
Henry Clay
Maintaining Prices and Wages Across Industries
The piece argues against fixed prices by corporations and wage floors by labor groups, noting wage workers may accept lower pay when jobs vanish and producers cannot sustain artificial prices. It cautions that price maintenance without controlled production risks competition, tariff impacts, and industry instability amid rising tariff abolition sentiment across parties.
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United States Steel Corporation
Abolition of Tariffs Promised to Speed Reform
The text argues that removing tariffs on trust products and keeping prices steady will hasten the realization of a central idea. It frames tariff abolition and price maintenance as catalysts for broader economic change.
Berryville Personal Notes Recap of Local Visits
Berryville Virginia notes record visits from Cruger Smith of Charles Town and various locals including the Wries, Marshalls, and Fishpaws. Several residents travel to Hoboken and Baltimore while family illnesses call relatives home from the University of Virginia.
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Berryville
Cruger Smith
Charles Town
W. Va
Charles McGuire
Charles
Hoboken
N. J
Samuel K. Harris
Baltimore
Joe Wrieidt
Winchester
Sam Bryarly
White Post
Washington Lewis
University of Virginia
Frank McCormick
Daingerfield Lewis
Nannie McGuire
P. H. Powers
Hagerstown
Charles Fishpaw
Pront Royal
Carson couple to sail from Winchester for Philippines
Judge and Mrs. Adam G. Carson depart for Riverton Virginia to visit Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Carson. They plan several days there then return to Winchester before sailing for the Philippines on June 9.
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Judge
Adam G. Carson
Riverton
Gamuel Carson
Winchester
Philippines
Science and love critique in modern mate selection
A杂 article laments love science and child culture fads proposing a Burbank method and vibratory child-rearing schemes. It contrasts modern affinities with historical bonds, cites Mrs Florence Wieland and Mary Washington, and recalls Peter Francisco the Revolutionary hero and a Confederate captain.
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Los Angeles
Burbank
Florence Weiland
New York
Wieland
Virginia’s Peter Francisco Remembered at Unmarked Grave
After independence, Peter Francisco served as sergeant at arms for the Virginia House of Delegates. He died in 1831 and his unmarked grave is now described as being hidden by tall grasses.
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Peter Francisco
Montgomery County
Virginia Infantry
Winchester
Migs Black
Richard
Captain Francisco
Confederacy
Colonies
House of Delegates
Virginia
Doctor endorses Grape-Nuts as a cure for malnutrition
A physician discusses diet and claims Grape-Nuts, used with cow's milk, relieved his years of malnutrition, palpitations, sleep loss, and stomach issues. He promotes the food as a rational, scientific feeding system and urges readers to read The Road to Wellville for more.
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Wellville
Dentist Dr W ae Myers Opens Crown Bridge Practice
Doctor W ae Myers operates a new dental practice at Main Street in Winchester Virginia offering crown and bridge procedures.
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W. Ae Myers
Crown Bridge
Winchester
Brent estate sale listing by executor and auctioneer
The estate of Geo. W. Brent, deceased, is offered for sale by executor Co. M. Ebert with R. P. Duvall serving as auctioneer. Sale details appear dated April 21 with four weeks remaining.
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Co. M. Ebert
Geo. W. Brent
D. R. P. Duvall
Public Sale of Frederick County Farm in 1908 Auction
In a May 2 1908 court proceeding the administrator offers a 131 acre Frederick County farm near Opequon five miles from Winchester for sale at public auction. The property includes a stone dwelling, barn and outbuildings plus timber land and clearings, with possession set Sept 1 1908 and a tenant’s crop rights. Terms: one third cash, balance in one and two years with interest and trust deed security.
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Frederick County
R. Gray Williams
J. S. Hicks
Neae
Jon H Ok Cutter
Win‘chester
Opequon
Thomas W. Steck
L. P. Tabb
E. L. Hodgson
I. Philip H. Gold
Circuit Court
M. M. Lynch
Phil. H. Gold
Desirable Property Sold at Public Auction in Winchester
Special Commissioner will offer about 21 acres near Stephens City for sale at 12 noon on May 30 1908 in Winchester Virginia. The property once owned by Margaret A Miller and inherited from the Hahn Estate. Terms: one third cash, balance in two annual installments with bonds, deed of trust securing payment.
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Cirwut Court
Frederick County
Virginia
Jacob Hahn
Eliza Sampsell
Winchester
Stephens City
Margaret A. Miller
Hahn
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