Canadian Farmer Credits Fruitola For Recovery After Long Illness
In a letter from F Gifford of Ball Rock Farm Maymont Saskatchewan he thanks Frostola Traxcom Fruitola and Traxo for relief after sixteen days on his back and many gall stones. He says fruits and tonics boosted his health and that the preparations are stocked by Goodykoontz Drug Company and local pharmacies.
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Canada
Sarkatoon
F. Gifford
Ball Rock Farm
Maymont
Saskatchewan
Ada
Traxcom
Pinus
Monticello
Piuefield
East End
Bluefield
Goodykoontz Drug Company
Graham Daily News notices from Graham Virginia June 20 1916
Soldiers W. B. McCray Arthur Phillips and Eugene Witten from Graham ordered to duty on the Mexican border. Witten recently left Richmond Medical College to join the hospital corps. Also local items on the W C T U meeting and a hospital operation update for Squire John W McCall. Ice cream supper planned by the Christian church and several local visits and movements reported.
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Graham
W. BE. McCray
Arthu Phillips
Bluefield Company
West Virginia National Guard
Eugene Witten
R. M. Witten
Richmond Light Inantry Blues
Witten
Grahan
Richmond
Richmond Military Company
Brooks Host Card Party for Fourteenth Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Harry J Brook entertained Saturday evening to celebrate their fourteenth wedding anniversary. Guests included numerous couples and single guests, with auctions and bridge games, on a well decorated home interior. Gwendolyn Florence Brook and Marjorie Knee served punch on the porch. music supplied by Vietrola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry J. Brook
Gwendolyn
Florence Brook
Hoct
Marjorie Knee
Drivefield
C. Frank Wright
8. H. Shmsem
Warren A
County Court Adopts Recap of Primary Ballots
An adjourned county court session held to have primary election officers sign election books. Several clerks were absent, prompting a meeting to reconvene next Monday. The court decided to recount the county ballot then, but the current standing remains with Robinson ahead by 1,980 votes except for gubernatorial candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cy Uggestion
Lilly Forcer
Robinson and Lilly
Robinson
Welch Celebrates County Day With Parade And Picnic
A large automobile parade is planned in Welch to celebrate the county day with a picnic at the swimming pool. Attendees include Hon. R. B. Bernheim Judge H. A. Ritz and local leaders. Company K recruits in Welch anticipate serving near the Mexican border amid the tense times.
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Welch
Roosevelt Expected to Back Hughes, Lodge Reports
Oyster Bay June 19 Senator Henry Cabot Lodge says he believes Colonel Roosevelt will support Charles E. Hughes in the coming campaign after a conference. Lodge reports Roosevelt looked better and notes the discussion focused on Hughes with little on Mexico. Lodge had earlier met Hughes and W Murray Crane in New York.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
Charles E. Hughes
Col. Roosevelt
Senator Lodge
Mr. Hughes
Mexico
New York
W. Murray Crane
Colonel Roosevelt
Chicago
Plans for an Aggressive Campaign Laid
Washington reports that Vance McCormick new Democratic national committee chairman outlined an aggressive campaign to start immediately in meetings with President Wilson Representative Glass the new secretary of the committee Secretary McAdoo Postmaster General Burle son Secretary Tumulty and other Democratic leaders. He arrived from Harrisburg Pa and spent three hours with the president before meeting cabinet members and congressional leaders who will play a key role.
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Washington
Vance McCormick
Democratic National Committee
Wilson
Representative Glass
McAdoo
Burleson
Tumulty
McCormick
Harrisburg
Rate Increases Suspended by ICC for Meat Freight
Washington June 19 1916 Inter State Commerce Commission suspended proposed higher freight rates on fresh meats and packing house products in central freight association territories until October 18 1916.
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Washington
Central Freight Association
Interstate Commerce Commission
Oectober
Baby Love and a Rival: A Harsh Lesson in Marriage
A young couple, Charlie and Rosa, bloom in engagement then face shifting affections as baby love fades. His early ardor cools, she mistrusts his attentions and rivalries emerge. After marriage a real baby reveals Rosa has another love, altering their dynamic.
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Charlie Edmonds
Rosa Lee
Charlie
Wheat Prices Rise on Militia Call at Mexican Border
In Chicago on June 19 war mood appeared with the militia call to the Mexican border boosting grain markets. Wheat prices climbed by a cent and a half per bushel as traders reacted to the national tension.
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Chicago
Hughes discusses conference results and leadership prospects
After a conference Mr Hughes said no progress was made and the meeting was only preliminary. Names like William R. Wilcox and William Loeb were reportedly removed from consideration for chairman. Hitchcock, Hilles, Davenport, Tanner, Senator Thompson, Wickersham, and Senator Lodge met with Hughes as possible contenders. He refused to discuss Mexico and announced plans to spend a month in Bridgehampton, Long Island.
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National Committee
Hughes
William R. Wilcox
Public Service
Mr. Hughes
William Loeb
Col. Roosevelt
Frank H. Hitchcock
Charles D Hilles
Frederick M. Davenport
Frederick C. Tanner
George F. Thompson
Joint Legislative Investigation Committee
Geo. W. Wickersham
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
Bridge Hampton
L. 1
The Shillalah as Artful Weapon and Craft
The London Mirror describes the shillalah as more art than timber. It notes selection from stout blackthorn, a weighted end for balance, and aging near the farm to gain supple strength. The article also gives the proper pronunciation as skill ally with emphasis on ail.
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London Mirror
Phips Ends Witchcraft Trials In Massachusetts Bay
Sir William Phips appointed governor in 1692 during a witchcraft outbreak. He halted all trials and freed prisoners after observing the madness, changing the course of the province’s response.
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Sir William Phips
Massachusetts Bay
Lady Phips
William
Fragmented Quotations and Jests from Old Papers
A collage of humorous quotes and snippets from various papers includes a boy with a goat heading to a lake, a window cord trick, Chamfort on vanity taxes, a character description of Skinner, a Pittsburgh Press quip, a jab at a cigar lighter, a Philadelphia Ledger gag about a slapped child, a Judge’s remark on duty, and Ninomiya Sontoku on duty.
Market Report Notes Mixed Signals in September Options
Trading highlighted September option sales at 104 14 and 1.025 4 against futures as buyers faced a cap in a Saturday session. Some traders argued for a downward trend while hog prices fell, and the Mexican situation weighed on sentiment despite other factors.
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Snanee
Hughes Outlines Summer Plans After New York Visit
Republican presidential hopeful Charles D. Hughes spent a busy day at his New York headquarters with GOP leaders, discussing national committee reorganization and a new chairman. He then left by train for Providence to attend a Brown University reunion and was due back Thursday.
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New York
Charles D. Hughes
National
Providence
R 1
Brown University
Hughes
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Sily
Graham Daily News
Methodist Church
Cem
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Big Stone Cap
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Wilder
Bedford City
Episcopal Sunday School Institute
R. Lee Poindexter
Blanche Adams
Keokee
Williams
Pearisburg
Kate Lane Smith
Blacksburg
E. A. Rich
Bedford
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Pembroke
Virginia Alexander
Judge Stuart
Roanoke
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Nan Sudduth
Minnix and Clark
Messrs. Hubbard
Wallace
Wikhorn
R. B. Bernheim
Charleston
H. A. Ritz
Fred C. Blue
Sonnenberger
Northfork
Guy C. Mace
Gary
Company K
Second Infantry
Fred G. Kell
Jen L. Draper
Bride
Elizabeth Kittinger
Virginia
Havoco
Mr. Draper
Iver and Pocahontas Consolidated Collieries Co
Maryland
F. C. Cook
Glen Forest
Myr
BE. S. Clark
Ihelr
Hoover
H. K. Barbe
W. C. Cook
Clarksburg
Theo. S. Smylie
Welch and
Mississippi
South
Tom Edwards
Elizabeth
Ernest Kitts
Percival
King- Cola
Salem
L. L. Belcher
Tazewell
Sineday
Frank P. Dodd
Welch Drug Co
Lodge
Baby Love
Rosa
Horlick
Fate
Née Amos
Pishing
Chamfort
Pittsburgh Press
Philadelphia Ledger
Dale
Druggista Everywhere
E. Lawrence & Co
White Pharmacy and
Goodykoontstree Co
WHO
Cabh
Qbedical College OF Virginia
James E. Mayer
Dentist Law & Commerce Building
O. Box
Crystal Shoe Shine
Parlor & Hat Hospital Company
Princeton Ave
Motley’s Pool
Ww. VA
Bluefield Normal and Business College
W. H. Cunningham
Bluefield Avenue
Tyler Street
P. O
H. A. Lilly & Company
Princeton Avenue
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