Shawnee Club to Meet Tonight for New Officers
Shawnee club holds general business and social meeting tonight at the hearse theater building club rooms. New officers to be elected for the year and an open house with refreshments after the business session. Members only attend activitions. President Waller C Connell not seeking reelection. several candidates anticipated for the office. Changes in the board of governors and committees expected.
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Waller C. Connell
Efice
Board of Governors
Epsom Salts Now Tasteless Ad
A vintage advertisement proclaims Epsom Salts tasteless and superior for constipation and biliousness. It touts Epsonade Salts as pure Epsom Salts flavored with fruit derivative salts, tasting lemony and affordable, guaranteed by the American Epsom Association.
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EPSOM
Crug
American Epsom Association
Adv
Stop Itching Skin With Zemo Treatment Ad
A vintage ad touts Zemo as a safe, dependable treatment for itching and skin troubles. It claims relief from irritation pimples blackheads eczema blotches ringworm and similar conditions after first use. Promotes trial bottles at five cents and large bottles at one dollar with Zemo Soap.
White Sulphur Springs Guests Arrive and Depart
A list of visitors to the Greenbrier includes Mr. and Mrs. William J. Doyle of Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Fiedler of White Plains, Mr. and Mrs. James M. Spindler of Weehawken, and others. General and Mrs. W. F. Wilder of New York departed today for Washington after a fortnight at the Greenbrier.
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White Sulphur Springs
William J. Doyle
Chicago
Henry W. Fiedler
White Plains
James M. Spindler
Weehawken
M. Sweeney
Brooklyn
A. R. Barto
New York City
Arthur A. Dykeman
Putnam
Conn
William Burt
Washington
Willam Boardman
New York
Harry M. Tait
Barton
Masa
W. F
Wilder
Greenbrier
Policy of Hands Off Adopted By County Court
Eight men appointed by Governor E F Morgan as special railway officers sought approval of bonds totaling 3500. The county court's three commissioners rejected the bonds and adopted a hands off policy yet to be clarified. The attorney for the county argued bonds unnecessary to empower officers while others urged legal bonds as protection. Bonds for weapons permits will be required by the circuit court for the officers.
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E. F. Morgan
Kelly's Creek
E. S. Rock
Country Court
Omer Given
Bock
Tlaw
Barnes Addresses Local Teachers on Aging and Vitality
Philadelphia educator Dr. Barnes spoke to about 500 teachers at the high school about aging in a lecture series. His talk titled Ninety years and how to live them traced industrial, martial, civil and political history with examples of powerful elders. He cited Mussolini Bremarck and Orlands, and praised John Wanamaker for staying active after retirement, arguing continued work extended life by about twenty years.
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Philadelphia
Pr. Barnes
England
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France
Italy
United States
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Mussolini
Bremarck
Orlands
John Wanamaker
Wanamaker
Barnes
Todd's Tonic Promotes Relief After Twenty Years
R C Campbell of Libow West Virginia reports severe stomach trouble for two decades finally alleviated by Todd's Tonic. He claims improved appetite sleep and energy and credits the tonic with rebuilding strength. The ad lists local druggists Potterfield Capitol and State and others selling Todd's Tonic in Charleston and nearby stores.
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R. C. Campbell
W. Va
Todd
Turket
Luke Todd
R. C. Campegll
Linow
Tod
Potterfield Drug Co
Capitol
State Stn
Tolaraky Drug Co
Kanawha
Gotham Dancing Palace Raid Shocks New York
A twelve-officer raid on a dance hall in upper Rost Slide leads to 71 arrested, including 199 youths and teens, many of them Japanese and Filipino. Proclaimed proprietor charged with public nuisance. patrons face disorderly conduct. Traffic halted as prison transport moved out. twelve navy uniformed men among the detainees. Jen Hiner, a state road commissioner member, is in New York on business.
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New Yor
Jen
United States Navy
Hiner
New York
C. &. Alner
State Road Commission
California Pig Syrup Ad Warns Against Imitations
A fragmented 1920s style advertisement asserts California Pig Syrup relieves stomach and bowel discomfort in babies and children without narcotics. It warns shoppers to insist on the genuine product and cites printed directions for all ages, urging mothers to avoid imitation flag syrup.
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Chitin
California
Vegetable Compound Helps Woman After Hospital Stay
A Lowell Massachusetts woman Mia Oliver Auger writes she felt weak dizzy and nervous after hospital care but recovered after taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound She says she now does all her own work and has told friends and relatives about the remedy The ad notes over 200000 replies to a benefit poll with 98 out of 100 saying yes and urges others to try the product.
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Lowell
Masachusetts
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mia
Oliver Auger
Howard Street
Massachusetts
Lydia I. Pinkham
River stages and boat movements listed for Kanawha and Ohio
The report lists river levels yesterday from Kanawha to Cincinnati with readings such as Kanawha at 0 feet, Charleston 1, Pittsburgh 51, Parkersburg 49.5, Point Pleasant 7.8, Huntington 10.7, Cincinnati 163 feet, all falling. It notes boat movements with Smith going up and Inne going down via a lock at 5 o'clock.
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Kanawhe River
Kanawha
Walte
Charleston
Pittsburg
Parkersburg
Point Pleasant
Huntingson
Cincinnnati
Smith
Turk
Inne
Ti Ut
Ido
Bass Held for Grand Jury Quiz in Purse Snatching
A man identified as Bass was held without bond for the grand jury after being accused of snatching Mrs. Lynch's purse on lower Virginia street. Officers Lieutenant Rey Jarrett and Detective Baldwin chased and arrested him. the pocketbook was recovered from Bass. The case involves a wireless apparatus maker and a high valued purse loss reported near Newhouse Branch.
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Bobbitt
Newhouse
Sasé
Lynch
Virginia Street
Rey Jarrett
Baldwin
Bass
Palica
Albert Baga
W. R. Lynch
Rhenowha
Bonar Prepares Institute Work For County Institutes
Bonar, assistant supervisor of rural generals, starts work on programs season schedule and song deck for county institutes to be held in each county next summer. The third week of July to the first week of September. Honar, state institute director, has during the past two years increased enrollments and widened programs and courses offered.
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S Bonar
Honar
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