Graham Daily News notes added to registration list
George Robinson, colored, added to Graham registration roster bringing total to thirty four. Others described include leave for automobile trip by Rev J N Harker and family, Miss Patty Osborne on annual vacation, and an ice cream supper fundraiser by the Christian church ladies. Also mentions a lost gold medal and local health and agricultural notes on Berkeley county apple production and upcoming bulletin by Mr. ach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Harker
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Christian Church
Heal Skin Diseases Prospects Promised by Zemo
Advertisement touts Zemo as a quick remedy for coma blotches ringworm rashes and similar skin troubles. It claims instant relief from itching and rapid healing with a non greasy liquid easy to apply at a low cost. The E. W. Rose Co Cleveland Ohio promotes the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Rose Co
Cleveland, O
Graham Red Sox to Play Gary in Fair Grounds Game
Negotiations under way for a June 15 exhibition baseball game at the Piuefield Graham fair grounds featuring Nick Cullop of the St. Louis Browns in Graham's lineup. Uproar over possible “loading” by Gary and large advance ticket sales anticipated from Graham Bludiela Tazewell Princeton areas. Cullop has been spending the summer on a farm near Chilhowie and was contacted to appear if the plan holds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham Red Sox
Gary
Piuefield-Graham Fair Grounds
Nick Cullop
Graham
Cullop
Slabman
Chilhowie
St. Louis Browns
Cullep
Graham and
Bludiela
Tazewell
Princeton
Culley
West Virginia Apples Outshine Pacific Northwest
West Virginia grows more apples than Oregon and even the state of Washington in some measures, according to Theodore F. Imbach of Martinsburg, agricultural representative of the Baltimore & Ohio railroad. He notes Berkeley County apples rival the Northwest in color and market appeal, a truth largely unknown to most residents.
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la Atte Ay
Harteeley County
Northwest
West Virginia
Berkeley County
New Yorks
Pennsylvania
North Carolina
Indiana
Missouri
Michigan
Ohio
New Jersey
United States
Northorn
State Department of Agricuture
Theodore F. Imbach
Martinsburg
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Little Mountain Commonwealth
Imbach
State of
Washington
North West
Material in World War Geography Bulletin
The National Geographic Society reports on draft troops, noting their age 21 to 31, prior life, and adaptability. It highlights camp life, training, moral character, and the roles of Y M C A and Red Cross in camps. It documents large camps with thousands of men, varied facilities, and rifle and artillery ranges amid war needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Geographic Society
Washington
Society
William Howard Catt
United States
Naional Guard
America
Fosdick Outside Activities Association
Young Mens Christian Association
Red Cross
Ekach
Labor groups unite to aid wheat harvest drive
Labor organizations and farm help specialists from the United States Department of Agriculture coordinate across cities towns and villages to recruit workers with farm experience for the wheat harvest. Authorities urge closer town country cooperation and ask nonessential industries to release workers for short-term harvest aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Loan
Red Cross
United States Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promoted by Mrs Frame
Mrs John Frame of St Louis testifies that at fifteen she endured monthly pains and weakness until using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She claims it made her strong and healthy and urges other women to try it. Ad invites confidential advice from Lydia Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn Massachusetts, highlighting forty years of experience.
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St. Louisa
Fially
Lydia FA Pinkham
Lydia FE. Pinkham
John Frame
18Th St
St. Louis
Frame
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia
Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Officials Urge Civilian Support For Harvest Labor
The article calls for department of agriculture officials to place workers where needed and urges Y M C A clubs country clubs and women’s groups to aid harvest laborers with meals and exercise. It notes wounded soldiers returning from France with 188 sick and wounded landed in the week ending May 31 and sixteen the prior week sent to army hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
France
Washington
Lemon Lotion From Fresh Lemons and Orchard White
A simple home beauty recipe blends juice from two fresh lemons with three ounces of orchard white to yield a quarter pint lemon skin lotion. Strain well to remove pulp and store for months. apply to face neck arms and hands to brighten and soften skin and reduce blemishes.
Welch News Briefs Highlight Bridge Plan and Local Actions
Counts court accepts bids for a reinforced concrete bridge across the Elkhorn River from near the Norfolk and Western tracks to Elkhorn Street with a side walkway. Hampton Gray issues warrant for W G Lucas of Coalwood after a fatal shooting of John McCoy. Uniform school examinations proceed with many taking part. summer courses announced in Morgantown. Local registrations list 279 men in district. several residents noted in brief personals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Count Court
Elkhorn River
Norfolk and Western Railway
Elkhorn Street
Hampton Gray
W. G. Lucas
Coalwood
John McCoy
Carter Coal Company
W. Dogson
Lucas
Welch
Keatley Resigns as Federal Court Clerk
Edwin M. Keatley resigns as clerk of the United States court for the southern district of West Virginia. Albert V. Fitzwater, his deputy for ten years, will succeed him and has begun duties in Charleston ahead of an official swearing in. Keatley stays on until the office is orderly and Fitzwater bonds. Keatley will devote time to Virginian Electric & Machine Works, where he is president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin M. Keatley
United States Court
Southern District of
West Virginia
Albert V. Fitzwater
Efor
Keatley
Fitzwater
Charleston
Clere
Federal Court
Virginian Electric & Machine Woks
Jodge Hherjamin F. Keller
Mr. Keatley
United States Circuit Court
Nathan Goff
Clerk of Court Keatley Retires as Fitzwater Appointed
Judge Benjamin F. Keller announced the transfer of duties to Mr. Fitzwater who will succeed Keatley as clerk of the United States district court. Keatley served seventeen years and will keep his private business. Fitzwater plans no staff changes at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Benjamin F. Keller
Keatley
Fitzwater
Charleston
Railroads Urged to Reuse Scrap Material in War Effort
Norfolk and Western and other roads issue general instructions to conserve scrap iron and steel. Reuse and repair of existing parts are prioritized, with reclamation committees to track and ship usable scraps to general stores, avoiding disposal until repair or repurposing is conclusively impractical. A formal reclamation committee is to be formed soon.
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Norfolk and Western
Ing
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Graham Daily News
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Hankins
Tazeweil
Harkers
Canoke
Joe Marker
Patty Osborne
Corn
A. J. Epps
Mr. Epps
F. J. Waddell
West Graham
Ellen Morton
Bluefield
P. C. Winborne
Norfolk and Western Freight Station
Strees
W. J. Osborne
Federal ST
Nick Collop
Fair Grounds
South America
Joe Janutolo
Pete Janutolo
Argentina
Bolivia
Janutolo
New National Army
Buchanan
Frank Baylor
Maybreury
Tikhorn Coal and Coke Company
Orinoco, Ky
Frank
Idaho
Crit Harman
Blaine Harman
Harman
Far West
Fu Ure
Frank Neel
Dudley & Frazier
East End
State
Oregon
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Taft So
Unite Forces Seeking Labor
Hunt
Clara K. Young
Clara Kimball Young
Owncom
Shirley Kaye
Welch News
Cuiform
R. Moore Dodrill
Khorn Distrit
Morgantown
New 1
L. HH. Clark
Kyle
J. H. Berker
J. Rhodes
Bluefeld
Hion. S. M. B. Coulling, Jr
Pineville
H. T. Graham
Anawalt
H. Harman
Kitley
Alf’r Seventen
Vrisate
DR. Hand
Goodykoontz Drug CO
East End Ph’cy
Bluefield Ph’cy
Fr Saving
Wat
LETRA
Man Policy
U. S. Woolen Mills Co
Princeton Avenue
WM. Brougher
Bluefield, W. VA
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