Change the name brings Peter back from Alaskan exile
Peter Newhall fakes his death after a shipwreck and returns with Dorothy to Alaska where Ishmin and Dorothy urged him to South America. A seance message to change the name prompts Dorothy to marry Ishmin’s protégé, but Peter’s identity is revealed and a rescue sets the stage for a cautious reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Newhall
Augusta
Alaska
Ivan Ishmin
Paul Sarichef
Ishmin
Peter
Dorothy
South America
Big Chris Larson
Seat
Larson
Newhall
Sarichef
Unalaska
Ivan
New Oil Promises Quick Relief for Swollen Veins
An advertisement touts Emerald Oil as a cure for enlarged glands and swollen veins. It claims germs and secretions are destroyed, healing is rapid, and scars are avoided with daily use. The ad endorses a two ounce bottle from local pharmacies Bluefield Pharmacy East End and Fairview Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield Pharmacy
East End
Macy
Fairview Pharmacy
Cross Name Change Sparks Quiet Exchange
The speaker contemplates changing the inscription on the cross to honor Big Chris Larson, arguing the act may reflect a telepathic impulse or a chance for decency. She insists the false inscription on the cross matters more than nations to the man buried beneath it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Newhall
Peter
Paviol
Ivan
Sarichef
Fortune Joe
Joe
Dorothy
Chris Larson
War Eagle Notes Local Travel And Visits In West Virginia
Local residents and visitors frequent War Eagle West Virginia for business and leisure. Officials from coal and road groups, rail representatives, and family members were noted in towns including Williamson Isaban and Bluefield as they conduct company matters and attend ball games.
Tanlac claims end stomach troubles after three bottles
Harry B. Vose of Wilkes Barre Pa reports four years of stomach troubles cured by three Tanlac bottles. He describes relief from sour stomach gas pains heart discomfort dizziness headaches and sleeplessness and credits Tanlac with his renewed health. Sold by druggists with no substitutes. Over 40 million bottles sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry B. Vose
Stanley St. Wilkes Barre
Taniac
War Eagle News Briefs Include Tragic Train Death
Roy Roberts returned from Hot Springs after a weeks stay for treatment. A stranger, described as colored, fell from train number 86 east of War Eagle station last Friday evening and was instantly killed. No ID found. the Railway Company had the body interred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Eagle
Roy Roberts
Hot Springs
Ark
War Eagle Station
Dancer’s Heart Captures London Amid Syncopation
London crowds in June report a fad called dancer's heart from syncopated music. The phrase appears in ballrooms theatres and cafes as people blame doctors for diagnosing the condition and advise rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Performer Struck By Overstrain Forced To Rest Months
A dancer suffers from overstrain and must cease performing for months to recover. Medical evaluation recommends extended rest and gradual return to stage duties under professional supervision.
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Cthes
Edison Marshall
NEA Ponte Inc
Pacific
Probaly
White Cross
Lie
W. VA
Fred Schoen
Coal Operatons Bates Co
Hunntington
Warle
War Eagle Coal Company
Mr. Moring
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Untington
Ar Eagle
Hismpany
J. R Prosser
Mine Navns Commission
Bluefield
Gilbert and Williamson
Stafford
M. J. Lester
Williamson
Edward Etty
Wille Saunders
Logan
M. Hall
W. R. McCoy
Isaban
Hardy
Panther
Parkers Persinger
Parkersburg
Ruth
East Radford
W. D. Kahle
Falls Mills
Mont Cline
Vulcan
Malon Daniels
Wilkes Barre
Tanlac
Baby Waanin
Appalachian Power Company
Postoffice
Dancer
Fleer's
Teleum
Dairylea
Lacy Brothers
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