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Newspaper

Harrisonburg Daily News Record

Location

Harrisonburg, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1925

Page

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Harrisonburg High Triumphs 7-0 Over Luray

Harrisonburg High School beat Luray 7 to 0 at H. H. S. Field in a thriller marked by risky passing from both sides. Martz scored on a one yard plunge after a 40 yard Nicklas reception, with Thompson adding the extra point. Bird starred for Luray on defense and receiving while Barrett attempted a late drop kick for the visitors.

Harrisonburg Luray Lura Pill Jimmy Nicholas Nicholas Martz Thompson Jads Nicholaw Hi.h. 9 Sgusinsadce Blose Bird Arely Brubaker Startischburg Barrett H.H.S Eeee T H. Kauffman Olhausen Campbell Gander Pankhouser Sedwick T E. Kauffman Shomo Campbell Thompson Ieee Price Martz HL Nee Ens Burgess Eee Brubaker Blose Geeres Bsneta, Barrett

Wolf of La Salle Street Dies Threatened by Death

United States deputy marshals moved to custody John W. Worthington known as the Wolf of La Salle Street with orders not to remove him while a stay of his prison sentence is sought. Worthington, 63, a former banker, has drawn a will disposing of $2 million as he nears death after fleeing to Mexico.

Chicago United States Southside John W. Worthington la Salle Street Worthington Mexico California Nct Wolf Lin Salle Street Atlanta Birmingham Ala Alabama Kansas City Sing Sing Chicago Financial District Los Angeles Mude

Remarkable Testimony Promotes Lydia E Pinkham’s Compound

A Norfolk Virginia reader cites life change after taking Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. Woman recounts long illness, failed medical advice, and recovery with the remedy, urging others to try it. The piece links a Chicago fugitive’s dramatic return to publicity surrounding the testimonial.

Lydia E. Pinkham Norfolk Virginia Lydia KE Pinkham J. A. Jones U 7 Colley Avenue

Mrs Pence hosts apple cutting at Goods Mill social

Mrs. Charles Pence entertained friends at an apple cutting Tuesday night near Goods Mill. Guests included Mrs. Pearl Bontz Mrs. Sallie McClung Mrs. Mollie Kisling and many Morris family members among others. The Pleasant Grove U B Christian Endeavor Society held a roast at Riverside Park with lively games and marshmallows.

Pence Goods Mill Charles Pence Pearl Bontz Sallie McClung Mollie Kisling Charlie Morris Mildred Olive Morris Elizabeth Meeyerhoeffer Jidna Morris Etta Morris Margaret Morris Dewey Dateman Willis Hammer Luther Rains John Garrison William Morris Ralph Snyder Robert Edwards Harry Brown Oscar Corbin Vinton Southward Irvin Corbin Mack Chapman Sidney Layman Cecil Wolf Lonnie Lambert C. S. Whitmer W. A. Printz W. C. Corbin C. D. Whitmer Sam Halterman Victor Teter Luther May

Local visitors and health updates from town notes

Mrs J E Whitlock Mrs J W Embrey and son Edwin of Alexandria are visiting Mr and Mrs J I Ritchie at Hinton. J W Snecker of Spring Creek left for Washington to visit brothers Owen W and O S Smecker and attend the World Series. Mrs J F Brunk has returned home from five weeks hospital treatment and her condition is greatly improved.

J. E. Whitlock J. W. Embrey Edwin Alexandria J. I. Ritchie Hinton J. W. Snecker Spring Creek Washington Owen W O. S. Smecker JF. P. Brunk North Main Street

New Invention Promises Bright Free Trial Oil Lamp

A new oil lamp by O. S. Johnson of Philadelphia claims brighter white light than gas or electricity, burns odorless smoke free and quiet with low kerosene cost. It has government and 35 universities tests and offers a 10 day free trial or free lamp to first local user to help start distribution. Johnson says agents can earn 250 to 500 dollars per month with no prior experience or money.

U. S O. S. Johnson Broad St Philadelphia Alec

Work to Start on Lee Highway Section Near Luray

Luray October 9 W P Fishapaugh Fredericksburg foreman for contractor L R Colbertarranged for immediate start of grading on the Lee Highway between Luray and the Shenandoah River. Carpenters shanties and mule stables are being built on the Tobin place near Mill Creek to house workers and equipment ahead of next week’s mobilization.

Luray W. P. Fishapaugh Fredericksburg L. R. Colbert Lee Highway Shenandoah River Tobin Place Mill Creek Hamburg Kishpaugh Long Spear Washington Mear Warrenton

White House Messenger Held as Ticket Scalper

Bushrod Mickey a White House messenger forfeited $100 collateral in Police Court after failing to answer to ticket scalping charges. He was arrested outside Union Station for offering five grandstand tickets to revenue agent J W Wiggins Jr for 66. Police confiscated the tickets and a memorandum with ticket numbers and prices.

Washington Bushrod Mickey White House Union Station J. W. Wiggins, Jr Mickey Sanders Baseball Club

Dean's Pills Sold For Kidney Relief In Harrisonburg Testimony

A Harrisonburg grocer, W. O. Martz of 205 N. Main St., testifies to kidney relief after using Dean's Pills from Fletcher's Pharmacy. He says constant standing worsened his condition and that relief came quickly. 60c at dealers. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, N Y.

Dean Harrisonburg W. O. Martz N. Main St Fletcher Foster-Milburn Co Mfrs Buffalo N. Y

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Nicholas Paves Luray High Byers Morrison Hunt Berry H. Hering Newmil Catlin V.pat Stickley Wilton Danville Society Notes Cnticura Laboratories Dept Malden Masa Joseph Ney & Sons Anteed
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