Rexall 93 Hair Tonic Promo in Bluefield Ad
An advertisement urges women to address hair loss with Rexall 93 Hair Tonic from The Goodykoontz Drug Company. It claims the tonic grows hair, cures dandruff and scalp disease, and offers a money back guarantee if no improvement, mentioning cases with success rates and inviting customers to visit the store. The note also markets bracelets from Kinzer Your Jeweler.
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Bluefield
Rexall
Goodykoontz Drug Company
Inmate overcomes fall on alcohol laden journey
George R Arrington a 50 year old Spanish American War veteran and Johnson City old soldiers home inmate drank twenty pints of corn liquor during furlough days. He wandered to Roanoke and Bluefield, was burned by his fire soaked clothes, and survived after doctors and two helpers saved him. His wife and four daughters in Washington were notified.
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Johnson City
Washington
Roanoke
Bluefield
West End
George R. Arrington
Drs. Fox
St. Clair
F. W. Smith
Calloway
George KK. Arrington
Old Soldiers Home
Adams Express
Bureau of Immigration
United States Navy
Golden Rule Lodge
No. 21
Washington, D. C
Personal paragraphs of local visitors and travelers
A list of residents and visitors with movements or trips through the city. Names include Mrs C G Richardson ill at Reese street. Mrs KE M Inge of Mora visiting. ER K Kitts to Chattanooga. Edward Cooper of Bramwell. EE H Archer of Thacker Mines to Cluefield. Wyndham Stokes of Welch. J F Briscoe to Roanoke. W Hie Houseman of Maybeury. G B Robinson heading east on No 2 toward Danville. Mr and Mrs Geo P Johnson returning from Ohio. 8 S Patterson of Vivien to Philadelphia. Dr and Mrs G T Epling of Keystone shopping. Mrs Cummings of Elkhorn to Philadelphia. Miss Emma Long of Wheeling returning home. John Copetthaver to Johnson City, Tenn. Mr and Mrs J N McClanagherty arriving from Curve. W P Hawley to Cincinnati to see President-elect Taft. W S Becker and W R Dawson back from Pocahontas division. John C Catherian of Parsons joins Bluefield Dry Goods. Mrs N B Jesac of Carterton joins Bluefield Dry Goods office force. Mr and Mrs H A Kincaid to Alderson. Mrs H G Peery of Tazewell and Mrs John Ball of Graham in for Mrs M G Witten. Mrs Maxey visiting Pocahontas. Mrs S N Worley improving after typhoid. Harry Bowen and Phillip Goodwill to Philadelphia. Mrs G G Raugit and children from Altoona. Mrs George E B Evans to Lancaster for sister's death. Wirt A French of Princeton praised for county court election. J M Barr formerly N&W manager en route to Cincinnati. several ladies listed for Roanoke banquet with the O.B. association.
Seven Years of Proof for Dr King’s New Discovery
W V Henry of Panama Missouri claims seven years proof that Dr King’s New Discovery cures coughs and chest throat lung conditions. Globally thirty eight years proof that it treats coughs colds la grippe asthma hay fever bronchitis and early consumption. Prevents pneumonia. Sold with guarantee 50 cents and 1 dollar trial bottle free.
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Dr. King
W. V. Henry
Panama
DeWitts Little Early Risers Liver Pills Sold Widely
Pleasant, sure, easy, safe little liver pills are DeWitts Little Early Risers. Sold by all druggists.
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DeWitt
Slemp Holds Narrow Ninth Virginia Lead With Broad Gains
Based on official and unofficial returns, Congressman Slemp estimates a 4,489 majority in the Ninth Virginia district. County tallies show Slemp leading Wise 640, Lee 550, Tazewell 650, Scott 650, Russell 654, Pulaski 100, Washington 170, Buchanan 250, Dickenson 150, with Byarg winning Giles by 160 and Bristol by 288.
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Slemp
Virgina
Wise
Lee
Tazewell
Scott
Russell
Pulaski
Washington
Buchanan
Dickenson
Byarg
Giles County
Bristol
Prohibition Party Sees Gains in National and State Elections
The Prohibition party notes stronger nationwide support and reports hard work from candidates, with presidential hopeful Chafin receiving strong attendance and hustling for votes. Party leaders claim the recent state elections show growing backing and optimism for future successes.
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Prohibition Party
National
Iuvreteed Rote
Chafin
Hag
Atten
Filla
Virginia
Express
Our People
You Pay the Price Then Have the Best Savers Pure Extracts
A vintage grocery ad emphasizes savings on Savers Pure Wattering Extracts and related stalls with prices listed as ten and five cents.
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Taupe
Directoire
Dresden
Blue Herrinbone
Copenhagen
Panama Directoire
Ferrell
Princeton Avenue
West Va
Ladies
Children’s
the Hawley Merchandise . Co
Invest In
Princeton
Star Agency
Thornton, Bowling and Brown
W. VA
Intermont Electric Company General Contractors and Supplies
Thomas E. Peery
M. D
N. & W. Railway
Bluefield, W. VA
Kinzer
Sunbeam
Winorr
Wilton
Guyser, Republic and
Flag Brands
Mount Vernon
Sublette & Barnes
Malaga
Clark & CO
Engelhard
Steptoe
Kash-Wa
Bluefield Ave
KE. M. Inge
Mora
City
ER. K. Kitts
Chattanooga
Edward Cooper
Bramwell
EE. H. Archer
Thacker Mines
Wyndham Stokes
Welch
J. F. Briscoe
W. Hie Houseman
Maybeury
G. B. Robinson
Will
Danville
Geo. P. Johnson
Ohio Points
W. Patterson
Vivien
Philadelphia
G. T. Epling
Keystone
Mrs. Cummings
Elkhorn
Emma Long
Wheeling
John Copetthaver
Tenn
J. N. McClanagherty
Curve
W. P. Hawley
Cincinnati
William Howard Taft
W. S. Becker
W. R. Dawson
Pocahontas
John C. Catheriuan
Parsons
Bluefield Dry Goods and Nation Company
Care Ce
N. B. Jesac
Carterton, Va
Ocenary
H. A. Kincaid
Alderson
H. G. Peery
John Ball
Graham
M. G. Witten
Harry Bowen
Phillip Goodwilh
G. G. Raugit
Altoona
George EB. Evans
Lancaster
Annie Doyle
Wirt A. French
James M. Barr
Norfolk and Western Railway
J. FR. Johnson
W. L. Fleshman
W. J. Hutton
C. Neck
J. I. Mangus
J. F. Witt
E. M. Lyons
F. M Bennett
C. B. Davis
Ninth District
Miss Jane Tarr
Leighton-Lee Stock Company
Elks Opera House
Prohibition Wade
Liberty Credit Co
Kell
Bluefield Avenue