Graham Daily News highlights college faculty reshuffle
The Graham Daily News reports on school board actions as teachers apply for positions with secretary J. F. Dudley assigning district work. Hilda Devilbliss may teach at Graham High, replacing Frances Broadus who did not apply. Several out of town teachers are re elected and most Graham women plans stay.
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Eminent Medical Authorities Endorse Dr Pierce Remedies
Leading experts including Dr Eberle Dr Braithwaite and Dr Simon affirm urine analysis guides disease treatment. Write Dr Pierce Buffalo NY for free medical advice after urine exam samples and symptom notes. He touts Anuric a 37 times stronger than lithia for uric acid removal plus Favorite Prescription Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets as standard remedies.
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Surgical Institute
Buffalo
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Bible School and Services At Local Church
Bible school at 9 30 a m led by W P Sprinkle. Lord's supper at 11 p m. to which all members are urged. Christian Endeavor at 7 p m with Miss Grace Barrett, president. Evening worship at 8 p m with sermon on Selecting a Stand ard Bearer or Leader. Welcome to all services. John Addison Tate minister.
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Graham Candidate Pledges Personal Office Duties
The Graham Daily News states that J. B. Graham pledges to personally attend to the treasurer’s duties with no deputies if elected. He makes the announcement to clear up any possible misunderstandings about his stance.
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Walker to enter sanatorium for treatment in Salem
Twenty two year old Walker, son of Mr and Mrs D Bowling of West Graham, leaves today for Salem to enter Regis Sanatorium for rest and treatment after weeks of ill health advised by his physicians.
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Will Study Law Ward Hicks to Attend Washington and Lee
Ward Hicks will study law at Washington and Lee University next year following his father’s footsteps. He won the Graham high school orator’s medal, signaling strong qualifications for law. Miss Carlisle Peters of St Louis, formerly Mattie Benbow, is here on an extended visit by auto with Mr Peters and J Benbow. Services: Sunday school 9:45, preaching 11 and 7, YY. P. A. at 7, prayer meeting Wednesday 8. J E Gibson pastor.
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Washington and Lee
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Graham High School
St. Louis
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St.Louis
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Graham
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J. E Gibson
Wartburg Church Sunday Activities With Sermon
Wartburg Lutheran Church schedules Sunday school at 9 45 a m led by superintendent C H Mahood and an afternoon sermon at 230 p m by Rev J B Moose on Failure and Success in Hearing. A cordial welcome for all.
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Completes First Year at Richmond College of Medicine
Eugene Witten arrived home Thursday night from Richmond where he studied medicine and completed the first year of the pharmacy course at Richmond College of Medicine.
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Richmond
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Social at Mrs. Harman’s hosted by church ladies
A social event to be held this evening at Mrs. Howard Harman's residence hosted by the ladies of the Christian church. All are invited to attend.
Local Visitors Stop in for Family Greetings
Mrs. J. T. Frazier Jr of Chilhowie visits Dr. H. B. Frazier’s family. Masters Clay and Everett Callaway travel to Troutville to see their grandparents Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Murray. Miss Ruey McDowell of Bristol stays with relatives in Graham. Dr Shawvér a young physician from Burkes Garden visits Sargent street relatives.
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Chilhowie
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Masters Clay
Everett Callaway
Troutville
W. L. Murray
Ruey McDowell
Bristol
Graham
Shawvér
Burkes Garden
Sargent Street
Millions of cords of wood waste annually in US sawmills
The United States has over 48 000 saw mills producing about 36 000 000 cords of waste yearly equal to 1 500 000 000 cubic feet. Much is burned in pits or burners. disposal costs rise with proximity to mills and insurance. The forest service seeks viable uses to cover disposal costs.
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Daniel O'Connell Re-elected Amid Tenant Threats
A New York Times letter recounts Daniel O'Connell's near loss as landlords pressured Irish tenants to oppose him. A young voter faltered until his mother urged him to consider his soul, prompting the crowd to rally and secure O'Connell's victory.
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Stevenson’s Last Day in SaMoa a Nation Pays Tribute
Robert Louis Stevenson died in Samoa on December 3 1894 after a hot day of writing Hermiston his half finished novel lauded as his best He spoke cheerfully to his wife at sunset and dreamed of a lecture tour to America before dying at 8 10 p m at age forty five The detail comes from cousin Graham Balfour biographer who recounts the final hours and the buoyant mood despite forebodings
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Robert Louis Stevenson
Samoa
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Engagement not requiring embroidery initial changes
A village near Columbus reports a young woman named Jones becoming engaged to Jackson. She visits a matron friend to share the news, and the matron quips that her embroidery initials won’t need changing.
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Columbus Dispatch
Railroad Man Mystery Sparks Suspicion
A railroad worker confesses as a flustered young woman accuses him of posing as a doctor. The exchange hints at deception within the operating department.
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Jiggs
Lilly Vote Heaviest Polled in Mercer County Nominees
County court spent hours canvassing last Tuesday's Republican primary returns for Mercer County. White led U S Senate with 1 110 votes, Lilly governor by 1 551, Stewart commissioner of agriculture by 477, Murray school superintendent by 1 172, Whitten attorney general by 142, Long auditor by 35, Johnson treasurer by 469, Elliott sheriff by 1 212, Lee prosecuting attorney by 389. County slate also lists three delegates and district officials with margins and pluralities. new county committee names listed.
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Roosevelt Looms as GOP Standard Bearer on Ballots
The Republican convention counts show Hughes leading on the first and second ballots with strong showings from Root and Burton. Roosevelt emerges as a pivot option after Brumbaugh withdraws, while the vote fails to nominate a candidate and adjourns after a long session amid debate over Roosevelt.
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Chicago area druggist hails Chamberlain tablets remedy
S M Murphy of Wellsburg New York praises Chamberlain tablets as the most satisfactory stomach trouble and constipation remedy in thirty four years of drug store service. Available everywhere.
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Wellsburg
N. Y
Let Us Print Your Sale Bills
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