City visitors and business figures noted in Northtonk today
A string of city visitors and businessmen involved in various affairs were seen today. Charles Elliott of Northtonk, Walter Prockter of Northforig, Steele of Roanoke, and Mrs. F. Vineville were among those in the city on business or personal calls. Jack Etgle of Richmond, O. W. Pauthaber of Cleveland, J. T. Wolding of Welch, John Woodruff of the Norfolk & Western car record office, CE Burley of Dearing, and others were reported in the city for meetings and matters related to their roles. The piece also includes a humorous Puck aside about biscuits glazed with honey and syrup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Woodruff
Norfolk & Western Car Record Office
Roanoke
Papes Cold Compound Promised To Cure Severe Colds
The ad claims Papes Cold Compound costs fifty thousand dollars to develop and has no quinine. It asserts that a dove of the compound, taken every two hours, will relieve grippe and severe colds in the body. It promises rapid relief of neuralgia pains, headaches, feverishness, and other symptoms with a 50 cent package available from any druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pape
Danger for Bluefield People From Hidden Ailments
A distorted notice warns Bluefield residents of stomach and bowel symptoms that may signal chronic appendicitis. It promotes a dubious treatment, a “Cera Appendicitia feed,” sold by Mastin Pharmacy with claims of rapid relief. An unrelated ad references a business sale by The Grand Leader and an insurance agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield
Mastin Pharmacy
Elk’ Indiane
Inventions of Jassamine Shed Wheat and Honey
The article describes SU JASSAMINE'S Machine that thrashes stacks baked dough and endead honey with a western use claim. It explains crude machinery, a back forty wheatfield setup, and the process from binding to rock drive with flour stirred for baking. An inventor named Jakuiutie is mentioned in connection with using the device in a wheat field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiv
Norial
Ron
Matton
Public luncheon lesson on crabs and safety notes
A southern woman now in Buffalo tested a cook Aunt Venetia trained, speaking at a luncheon about crabs and ptomaine risks. A note pinned to a crab warned it was alive but unsafe to eat, as recounted in the Eutalo Express story fragment.
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Buffalo
Venetia
Grand Leader Seeks To End Business Sale Now On
The notice promotes a Going Out of Business sale at Grand Leader with emphasis on certainty. BE, H, Easley Insurance Agency referenced as involved parties. Details are sparse but imply a closing offer event. Local customers are urged to visit for reduced items and final deals.
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Richardson Hartware Co
Rome
The
Foland Printing Co
Princeton Ave
Bluefield, West Virginia
Regals
Manhattan
Princeton Avenue
W. Va
Auerbachs
Metropolitan Mens Furnishing Company
Elk’s Building
Bland Street
Streg Vre
Charles Elliott
Northtonk
Walter Prockter
Northforig
ZW. Steele
F. Vineville
Shannon
G. IL. Carmichael
Coalwood
Bliefield
Jack Etgle
Eagle Paper Company of
Richmond
Interestis
O. W.pauthaber
Cleveland
Ohio
Ronynoke
J.T. Wolding
Welch
City
Burley
Macks Welt Coal and Coke Company
Dearing
Iiyely
Hee
Jos
Vance G. Criss
Puck
Lyawes Oi
B. H. Bailey
Insurance Agtioy
SU Jassamine
Nsuring
Easley
Insurance Agency
Wiss
W. H. Harry & Company
Leading Jewelers
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