Herington Gazette Adverts and Notices
The Herington Gazette lists new advertisements including Buena Vista Tournament Association events for the 4th of July celebration. J McD Adair offers June specials. R R Witt deputy clerk orders publication. Mrs B M Hutton announces a special sale of trimmed hats. Richardson Novelty Co showcases ici prizes.
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Buena Vista Tournament Association
Adair
R. R. Witt
B. M. Hutton
Richardson Novelty Co
Ici
Saved From Awful Death by King's New Discovery
A rural testimonial from A D McDonald of Fayettesville NC lauds Dr King's New Discovery for curing sister's consumption. He reports dramatic recovery, no cough thereafter, and endorses it for coughs colds lagrippe asthma croup bronchial troubles. Price 50 cents to 1.00 with trial bottle free. Guaranteed by B H Gorrell's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. McDonald
Fayettesvillle
N. c
B. H. Gorrell
Automobilists Reach Lexington on Bad Roads Tour
A dismal lot of motorists traveled from Atlanta toward New York on the good roads tour. Seventy machines started, many dropped out, a dozen spent Thursday night in Lexington, several advanced Friday, and one lone car completed the route on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Atlanta
New York
Delayed Attention Costs Money and Paint Savings
The ad argues delaying painting damages a house, promoting L. M. Paint mixed with Linseed Oil to yield seven gallons for about 1.30 per gallon. It touts self mixing, 35 years of use nationwide, Atlantic City & Pittsburgh Fence Tests, and Master Painters Association validation, with sellers McCram Drug Co Lexington LA and L Gilkeson Buena Vista.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Atlantic City
Pittsburgh
Master Painters Association
McCram Drag Co
Lexington
L. Gilkeson
Buena Vista
No Boat Race This Year Amid North River High Water
For the first time since its inception, the boat race was canceled due to high water in the North River. The event had often been postponed briefly but usually took place during commencement. The cancellation caused great disappointment among participants and spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North River
Aromatic cure for women’s ills Mother's Gray’s Leaf
A discovered herb remedy named Mother Gray's Australian Leaf claims to cure female weaknesses backache and kidney urinary troubles. Available at druggists or by mail at OS Mother Gray Co Le Roy N Y with free sample offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Gray
Mother Gray Co
le Roy, N
Ogden and Braford I Do in Wesley Chapel Parish
On Tuesday June 7 1910 at the Methodist parsonage Wesley Chapel Rev Thomas Cooper united Edwin David Ogden and Florence Rebecca Braford daughter of the late Dr Whilander Braford of near Sherwood in marriage.
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Oupen
Methodist Parsonage
Wesley Chapel
Thomas Cooper
Edwin David Ogden
Florence Rebecca Braford
Whilander Braford
Sherwood
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve claims quick healing remedy
Winter brings frost bite and chapped skin but Bucklen’s Arnica Salve is advertised as the greatest healer of burns, boils, piles, cuts, sores, eczema and sprains. Available for 25 cents at BR H Gorrell’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
H. Gorrell
Opening skating gala features Roanoke leader and Lynchburg partner
June final ball at the skating rink tonight will showcase Mr John Tzard of Roanoke leading the opening figure with Miss Gladys Heald of Lynchburg. Twenty four couples will perform the opening figure as the event kicks off with a spirited program and crowd anticipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Tzard
Roanoke
Gladys Heald
Lynchburg
Mother Gray's Australian Leaf promise relief for women
An implied advertisement notes relief for back pains urinary bladder or kidney trouble with a herbal regulator named Mother Gray's Australian Leaf. It claims to be a safe cure for women's ills and offers 50 cents to purchase with a sample package free by mail from the Mother Gray Co. LeRoy N. June 8 4t.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Gray
Mother Gray Co
LeRoy. N
Banks On Sure Thing Now
A. Schingeck of 447 Kim St New York writes that Dr King's New Life Pills cured chronic constipation when others failed. The ad proclaims the remedy unequaled for biliousness jaundice indigestion headache chills malaria and debility and lists a 25 cent price at B H Gorrell's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
A. Schingeck
Kim St
N. Y
B. H. Gorrell
Social Notes from Lexington and Nearby Towns
Mrs Leslie L Weaver visits Mrs Thomas Wilbourn at Raphne. Mr and Mrs Frank G Lindsay of Washington are guests of Mr and Mrs John W Lindsay. Miss Mabel Steele of near Greenville visits sister Mrs Edward A Quisenberry Jr. Miss Blanche Matheny in Lynchburg visiting cousin Miss Lucy Flaherty. Mr John L Campbell entertained friends Monday evening. Mr W A Hayworth of Farmington Va visiting Mr W F Edwards. Mr W R Truslow returned to Lexington from New York. Mrs C J Hunter of Clifton Forge spent week with Mrs G R Kirk. Mrs Claude Whittaker of Baltimore visiting Mrs George Deaver. Rev Dr Charlies Manly spent Sunday in Harrisonburg and preached there. Mrs Clyde C Hite returned from Maryland trip. accompanied by mother Mrs D A Hite of Strasburg. Bishop John C Gilgo speaker at Washington and Lee commencement, guest of Rev William S Hammond in Lexington. Rev Dr J R Hewerton preached at Virginia Polytechnic Institute cadets at Birksburg. Mr J H Thompson spent days with wife visiting her mother Mrs EK GB Bottle near Woodstock.
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Leslie L. Weaver
Thomas Wilbourn
Raph'ne
Frank G. Lindsay
Washington
John W. Lindsay
Mabel Steele
Farmington
W. F. Edwards
W. R. Truslow
Lexington
New York
C.J. Hunter
Clifton Forge
G. R. Kirk
Claude Whittaker
Baltimore
Louise Puller
George Deaver
Charlies Manly
Harrisonburg
Clyde C. Hite
Maryland
Hite
D. A. Hite
Strasburg
John C. Gilgo
Washington and Lee
William S. Hammond
J. R. Hewerton
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Birksburg
J. H. Thompson
Thompson
Bottle
Woodstock
Declamatory Contest At Lexington High School
The Athenian and Corinthian Literary Societies held a declamatory contest in the high school auditorium. Speakers included Charles Proffitt on Silent Wolves and Edwin Adair on The United States of Europe and the International Peace for the Athenian group, while Berkeley Cox spoke on On the Return of the Refugees and Walter Dunlap on Against logging in the Navy for Corinthian. The medal was awarded to Walter Dunlap by a judges panel chaired by Thomas S. White Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington High School
Athenian Society
Charles Proffitt
George White
John Adams
Edwin Adair
United States of Europe
Corinthian Society
Berkeley Cox
Walter Dunla
Lexington Couple Wed in Harrisonburg Home Ceremony
A Lexington couple, Frank Arthur Dunn and Pearl Stanley Rucker, married yesterday at noon at the residence of W. L. Figgatt on College Street Harrisonburg. Rev. R. G. Hammond officiated with family and a few friends present. The bride wore a traveling suit and dinner followed before the couple departed for a brief honeymoon. They will reside in Lexington where the bridegroom works as a plumber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisonburg
Lexington
W. L. Figgatt
Collicello Street
Frank Arthur Dunn
Pearl Stanley Rucker
V M I Finals Begin With Cadet Sermon at VMI
The Virginia Military Institute finals start Sunday with a cadet sermon by Rev. J T Plunkett of Birmingham Alabama. Attractive features are scheduled daily through Wednesday when the graduation exercises occur. The bond issue vote today is light with little public interest in the election.
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Virginia Military Institute
J. T. Plunkett
D. D
Birmingham
Ala
Washington and Lee Graduates Record Banner Commencement
One hundred nineteen students were graduated from Washington and Lee University in arts, sciences, law, civil engineering, and commerce. President Denny presided as former Governor Claude A. Swanson delivered the address, with Charles Edward Burks giving the valedictory. Honorary degrees awarded include D D to several ministers and LL D to judges and a banker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Les University
Lee Memorial Chapel
Denny
Claude A. Swanson
Virginia
Charles Edward Burks
A. B
Ackerman
Miss
Wm. Meade Clark
Richmond
K. R. Leyburn
Durham
N.C
H. T. Graham
Hampden-Sidney College
Harry B. Lewis
Lancaster
Ohio
W. A. Hensel
George S. Chamberlain
Oregon
Specials For June Price Notes and Owed Amounts
June special pricing appears unclear with fragmented figures. The text references amounts such as 100 15 Ive 5 and 5.00 fae owes 50 75 and 100 but lacks coherent context or entities. Further legible source needed to produce a precise item.
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