Raleigh and White Roanoke Colony History Recalls Lost Settlers
Passage recounts Walter Raleigh and John White expeditions to Roanoke Island in the late 16th century. It notes the disappearance of colonists marked by the Croatoan sign and suggests descendants in Robeson County with English-origin names and traits.
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England
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John Whitey
Captain White
Roanoke Island
Eleanor
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Virginia Dare
Porm
Roanoks
White
Spain
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Armanda
Raleigh
Grenvillé
Lane
Jamestown
Lving
North Carolina
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Chicago Charter Reform Debate Splits Illinois Lines
In a Hamiton Club address Cole urged a constitutional convention to craft a new Illinois charter and possibly separate Cook County into a new state or redraw districts. He warned the state needs a new instrument as current provisions are inoperative and stifle Chicago’s growth.
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Bucklen’s Arnica Saves Foot From Ulcer After Four Years
A patient with a four year foot ulcer refused amputation and tried Bucklen’s Arnica Balm as a last resort. He reported complete recovery and praised it as the best remedy for burns cuts and bruises. City Drug Store recommended the treatment.
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Local residents depart and visit across states
H M Grant leaves Monday for Omaha on business. W C Baker and wife of Manitou Springs Colorado visit sister Mrs J S Leggett. Samuel Holmes about 82 from Linn County Kansas arrives and visits nephew M T McKinzie. Mr and Mrs Dick Brooks of Bartlesville Oklahoma visit Phil Peters family. W H Moore and family move to Tulsa Oklahoma area. D B Miller heads to St Louis then Springfield Missouri and Oklahoma City. John W Brown recently returned from Oregon visits his mother Susan Cramp and brothers.
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Bannery Times
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Omaha
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Manitou Springs
Cold
J.S. Leggett
Samuel Holmes
Linn. County
Kansas
M. T. McKinzie
Dick Brooks
Bartlesville
Okla
Phil Peters
W. H. Moore
Martinsville
Tulsa
D. B. Miller
St. Louis
Springfield
Oklahoma City
John W. Brown
Oregon
Susan Crampon
Seymour, Samuel
Inez
Arthur Brown
Hutsonville News Roundup and Local Notes
A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Frank Dubham last Wednesday night. Roscoe McQueen appointed permanent agent of the Big Four at Hutsonville. Mr and Mrs JY Ne Baker depart for Bixby Oklahoma to spend the winter. Death of D De Bishop announced in Portland Oregon. Friends visit Shellyville Illinois for a ceremony on October 11. John Coulter incident leads to elbow amputation for Lewis Akins. Christmas toys selling. rising prices and costly potatoes impact living costs.
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Dubham
Roscoe McQueen
Hutsonvillé
J.y Ne Baker
John Coulter
Robingon
Fashions Brighten With Indian Summer Postwar Dress Trends
The article notes autumn fashion shifts as lingering Indian summer blues influence postwar styles. Fur trims, velvet and peau de laine vests, bold yellows, and coat detailing with fur bands shape a la mode look, while draping and sash-like tunics remain prominent.
Victorian Fashion Notes On Velvet Garments And Furs
The article describes revival of dolman style garments and a blouse in soft antrachan with chinchilla trim. It notes raspberry red satin accents and butterfly motifs on muffs of seal, lace, or tulle. Velvet with fur trims dominates, including fur edged scarfs and velvet cords. New hat garnitures feature raisin colored silk bunches on black velvet hats.
Rosy Tichenor and family visit ill Mrs Shuey
The article notes Rosy Tichenor and Rev Baer family visiting Mrs Shuey who is quite sick. Dr Vanjooyi and wife plan to spend winter in Indiana with their son Jasper. Allen Bennett brings a 710 pound box that sold for 53 dollars. Ben Dawson suffers dropsy with severe breathlessness, confined at home.
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Allen Bennett
Hutton
Ben ‘ Dawson
United Doctors Visit At Marshall Hotel For One Day
Specialist physicians from United Doctors state licensed in Illinois announce a trial visit at the Marshall Hotel on Friday from 9 A M to 6 P M. Free consultation examination and advice offered to all who call, with charges only for treatment. They claim success in treating chronic diseases of the blood liver stomach and nerves without surgery.
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