Journal of April 25 1907 notices and classif ads
The Journal notes weekly publication by Journal Publishing Co dated April 25, 1907. It requests correspondents mail items by Wednesday morning to avoid omissions. Obituaries and resolutions require paid insertion. Communications for candidates charged at ad rates. Reading notices priced per line. Transient ads 50 cents for first insertion, 25 cents for each subsequent insertion with no change.
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Jamestown Expo Opens Amid Historic Virginia Pride
The Jamestown Expo opening will honor early settlement and Virginia history. The event, with Mobjack excursions and Dominion Steamship support, marks a celebration of Virginia’s civil liberty, governance, and enduring national contributions.
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Commonwealth of Virginia
Enius
Guaraneed
Ominion Steamship
Mobjack
Bay sHombbreies
Foley's Honey and Tar advertising claim card
This card certifies all druggists may refund your money if Foley's Honey and Tar fails to ease your cough or cold. It stops coughs and heals lungs, preventing pneumonia and consumption. Contains no opiates. The genuine product is in a yellow package. Refuse substitutes. Sold by all druggists.
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Foley
In Memoriam for James R Peters Died December 1906
In sad remembrance of James R Peters who died December 18 1906. A loving tribute from Nellie Bassett describes the wake of death, heavenly rest, and eternal hope. The verse laments the vacant place left behind, while affirming reunion for the faithful in God’s blest land.
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James R. Peters
Nellie Bassett
Spring and Summer Teacher Examinations Set for 1907 Dates
The spring examination for teachers in 1907 will be held on May 2, 3, and 4 beginning at 9 A. M. The summer examination is scheduled for July 29, 30, and 31, also starting at 9 A. M.
Masquerading Woman Killed in Dundee. Four Youths Named
Coroner's jury in Danville reports Ellen Elliot, a negro woman, slain in Dundee after a confrontation with four white youths. Her lover, Thomas Guinn, identified the pistol Walker used and the parties claim self defense.
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Danville
Ellen Elliot
Dundee
Oscar Neatherley
Joseph Baugh
Thomas Walker
John B. Lalbot
Thomas Guinn
Guinn
Walker
Baugh
Virginians Win Johns Hopkins Physics Degrees
Baltimore reports two of three degree recipients in Johns Hopkins University physics are Virginians. Taylor S. Carter of Mt Jackson will pursue applied electricity in mechanical work, while Robert F. Cooper of Lexington, Va., plans academic work.
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Baltimore
Johns Hopkins University
Taylor S. Carter
Mt Jackson
Robert F. Cooper
Lexington
News-Leader
Christian Scientist Loses Car Suit After Texas Ruling
Fort Worth woman Mrs. Travis, a Christian Scientist, was ejected from a street car and sought damages for alleged mental and physical suffering. The Texas Supreme Court reversed a lower court verdict, holding that her own beliefs estopped her from claiming such suffering.
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Supreme Court of Texas
Mrs. Eddy
Travis
Fort Worth
Supreme Court
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