Miss Tyler Hurt In Auto Accident
Virginia teacher Miss Tyler injured Sunday night when the Ford she rode in collided with a Nash roadster driven by C. Hinchee near the new passenger station. Miss Tyler remained in bed pending physician advice, with hopes of resumed teaching soon. The Nash sustained minor damage. Hinchee faced a fine in mayor’s court.
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Virginia Tyler
Virginia
Miss Tyler
Ford
Missler
Mr. Taylor
Nash
Hincee
Minchee
Patty
Virginia Side High School Announces Commencement Plans
The Virginia Side High School schedules a week of activities starting May 24 with a sermon on May 24 by Dr. Jami son of Bramwell and a literary address May 29 by Professor Hillman of Priory and Henry College. About twenty seniors are listed, including Elizabeth Sexton and Clara May Spracher.
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Virginia Side High School
Jamison
Bramwell
Ieom
Episcopal Church
Hillman
Priory and Henry College
Elizabeth Sexton
Clara May Spracher
Evelyn Gray
Pepgen touted as cure in Bluefield mothers letters
A Bluefield mother recommends Pepgen for her 13 year old son Oscar who was run down and under nourished. She credits improved appetite, weight gain, energy, and vitality after starting Pepgen. Goodykoontz Drug Co endorses Pepgen with Saat universal satisfaction claims and cautions against imitations.
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J. C. Neal
Hill Ave
Bluefield
Pepgen
Oscar
United States
Goodykoontz Drug Co
Missionary Union Group Meeting in Tazewell May 5
The Woman's Missionary Union of the New Lebanon Association will hold a group meeting May 5 at the Baptist church in Tazewell Virginia. Program includes devotions, talks on standards of excellence, personal service, missionary literature, youth roles, and discussions on plans and needs.
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Southwestern Virginia
Roanoke
R. C. Jett
D. D
Southwestern Episcopalian
New Orleans
Diocesan
Department of Religious Education
W. K. Miller
Augusta
W. P. Hazelgrove
Rotary Club
St. John’s Church
Daughters of the
Christchurch
Mra
Woman's Missionary Union of the New Lebanon Association
Baptist Church
Tazewell
K. James
Aaron Russ
W. D. Barnett
R. KE. Lazenby
W. B. Abrams
G. T. Thornhill
Kingdom of God
J. D. Enocha
Mies Maynard
M. O. Carpenter
Automobiles Thick as Fleas on Sunday
Automobiles on the Tazewell Mercer pikes were crowded with several thousand cars on Sunday and reckless driving was reported. A speaker notes if drivers used judgment motoring would be safer and describes a man on the Princeton road driving fast with two women on the wrong side of the road.
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Tazewell-Mercer
Princeton
Frost damage reports mixed after Sunday frost
Reports on frost damage vary with some suggesting little impact on fruit after a light frost and sub freezing temperatures. Ice formed on vessels and eddy water Sunday morning but frost faded early and hope remains that no serious damage occurred. A memorial window in the new Methodist church honors Squire A P Brown, with Robert Brown of Irwin Tennessee, railway official, sponsoring in his memory.
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Squire
Washington Notes on International and Domestic Affairs
The United States and Spain extended their commercial pact by one year. Treasury officials said refunding talks were under way with the Esthonian legation. The joint congressional postal committee announced plans for wide postal rate hearings in several cities. A grand jury selection for Teapot Dome related cases began in the District of Columbia supreme court. Massachusetts declared a special tax on foreign corporations engaged in interstate business unconstitutional. The quinquennial convention of the International Council of Women opened with addresses by Lady Aberdeen and Secretary Hoover.
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United States
Spain
Treasury
Esthenian Legation
Joint
Congress Tinal
District of Columbia
Lady Aberdeen
Hoover
Brown family survivor identified after years
Several years ago a member of the Brown family was identified as the sole surviving relative. The description notes he is the only surviving member of the Brown family.
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The
Brown Familly
First Musicians and Instruments in Genesia Echoed in Bible
A reader asks about the origin of music during National Music Week. The piece argues early music by Judas’s sons included harps and organs, not jazz, and cautions against overreliance on modern music scholars. A local note follows about H. W. Foltz and a Gall Stoves revival.
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Genesia
Judas
Juda
Tanlac Gains Reported To Make People Well
Otto Seerin of Portland Oregon claims Tanlac added 20 pounds and made him well and happy after years of stomach trouble. The ad touts Tanlac as Nature's tonic and builder from roots barks and herbs and urges readers to visit their druggist for quick improvement.
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Tanlac
Otto Seerin
Portland
Ore
Nature
Pocahontas Man Undergoes Gall Stone Operation
A Pocahontas division resident underwent gall bladder surgery Sunday night at the Blue Field Sanitarium and was reported in fine condition the following day. Mr. Foltz was taken ill Sunday evening and rushed to the hospital for an operation.
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Pocahontas Division
Bluefield
Foltz
W. E. Neal Dies After Week Long Illness
W E Neal a well known Steeleburg resident in the west end of Tazewell county died Sunday morning after a week long pneumonia illness. He was the father of Mrs Edgar Steele of Bluefield Virginia. Mrs Steele received a telegram announcing the death and left for Steeleshburg. The funeral and burial occurred Monday afternoon.
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W. EB. Neel
Steeleburg
Tazewell County
Neal
Edgar Steele
Bluefield
Steele
Steeleshburg
Peterstown Resident K H Peck Ill With Stroke
News from Peterstown reports K K H Peck, a well known citizen, suffered a partial stroke affecting one side and speech. His condition is not seen as critical at this time.
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Peterstown
H. Peck
Plere
Peck
Mrs J A Strickland Returns From New York Visit
Mrs J A Strickland is back from New York where she visited her daughter Katherine Strickland who is a cast member in the Mikado. Mrs Strickland says Katherine is doing very well and getting along finely.
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New York
J. A. Strickland
Katherine Strickland
Katherine
Virginia Side Personalities Visit Heads East
Dr. Ward Martin visited North Fork on Sunday as a guest of Dr. A C Coleman. Both men graduated from Eastman College in New York City. Cadet Randolph Sanders returns home from V P 1 to attend to business matters. W P Barnett with sons Lane and Sidney and Murray Callaway also noted.
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Virginia Side
Ward Martin
Northfork
A.C. Coleman
Eastman College
New York City
Randolph Sanders
W. P. Barnett
Lane and
Sidney
Murray Callaway
Estate auction in Giles County nets $22,000
The George Shumate farm at Rich Creek Giles County was sold at public auction by heirs last week and brought $22,000. About seventeen heirs participated, including the Spanglers. Mrs C W Pierce and Mrs Hep Callaway were seen in Tazewell on a shopping trip while others motored to Irwin Tennessee and back by Sunday bedtime.
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Irwin
Tenn
C. W. Pierce
Hep Callaway
Tazewell Safurd
George Shumate
Giles County
Rochdale Man Fined Over Unemployment Benefit After Wife's Death
Leonard Marad of Rochdale England faced heavy fines for drawing unemployment dole for married men for months following his wife's death. The case highlights strict rules on survivor status and benefit eligibility under postwar welfare provisions.
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Rochdale
Eng
Leonard Marad
Moine
Wanted: Pied Piper to Rid Public Slaughter House Rats
Pembroke Bux says a man is advertised as able to guarantee removal of rats from the public slaughter house. The notice seeks a skilled worker offering payment upon successful control of the vermin. Authorities warn of potential scams in such ads.
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Pembroke
Bux
Ferraline Promises Perfect Digestion and Appetite Boost
Claims Ferraline mineral water treatment aids digestion and dispels stomach discomfort. Promises restored appetite and better looks with a ten day course for one dollar, refundable if not satisfied after first bottle. Ad notes druggists carry Ferraline with guarantee. Also a brief missed line about a lost dog named Sport and a reward offers.
Fragmented Phrase Ends In Incomplete Disclosure
The readable text hints at a reveal or explanation but stops mid sentence, leaving the exact reason and context unclear. No names, dates, or places are present to identify entities or events beyond a generic motive or incident.
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