Local Items From Mathews and Vicinity
Miss Mary Randolph Lane is in Baltimore. Mr and Mrs. C. C. White left on a trip Tuesday. Mrs. Foster and sister Miss Florence Freeman are in Baltimore. Sue Billups remains away with Esther who is sick. Wanted a bright boy to learn printing. For sale oxen and cart, or exchange for horse. Ernest Browne's Cigar Store headquarters for Mathews county people at 313 Main St Norfolk. For sale a fine family horse or exchange for milch cow. Corn harvester and binder, reaper and binder, double horse wagon, hay. Fine riding mare and road horse, also automobile capable. Lost 16 ft bateau with gear. reward at Port Haywood. Advertised coffees Girls Queens Blend and Polar Bear Tea. Exclusive tea agency for Mahews C. H. for Bohea Importing Co. tea in LADIES CLUB BRAND.
Island News Briefs Highlight Local Happenings
Russell Foster visited his parental home last week. A weather disrupted Sunday services at the Methodist church. The Baptist congregation plans to build a large church soon. An entertainment is planned for February 22 at Odd Fellows Hall. Pearl Owens hosted a party last Tuesday night with a delightful time reported. Islanders prepare for next year’s high school. Wilbur Godsey spent several days at home with his mother last week.
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Wilbur Godsey
Fishermen Prepare Nets for Spring Harvest
The report notes fishermen busy with nets for spring fishing. Rev Paterson preached a Sunday sermon at the Methodist church on "where art thou" from Genesis 3 9. Despite bad weather two sermons by Rev L H Suddith were well received. Muse and Spers grow large hot beds aiming for an early tomato market.
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Paterson
Methodist Church
L. H. Suddith
Messrs
E. C. Muse
G. Spers
Cough Remedy Promoted As Best Pine-Tariiyéy Bottle
A fragment touts Dr Pine-Tariiyéy cough remedy as the best option. The note reads like an advertisement praising the product quality.
Local Notes on Residents and Visitors
Mr W P Ivetton spent a few days at home last week. Miss Cassie Lee Thomas visits relatives in New Point. Mr John Soper of Richmond spends winter with his mother. Mr John Jarvis visited the hospitable home of Mr John Hodges. Mr M N Atherton, oldest man in the neighborhood, has been on the sick list for some time. Miss Annie Mae Keys returned to Norfolk after visiting her parents. Mrs W J Watson after an extended visit left for Columbia NC last week. Mrs D L Fowler and children of Norfolk have returned home with Eddie Forrest who spent a short while in Norfolk. AuLp Lane Syne.
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M. N. Atherton
Annie Mae Keys
Norfolk
W. J. Watson
Columbia N. C
D. L. Fowler
Eddie Forrest
AuLp Lane
Fishermen face taxes and pine forest danger in Chesapeake
Weather turns clear and cold as fishermen plan two pound nets near New Point. They stress tax on pound nets and ad valorem rates, urge forest protection, and warn pine woods may vanish if the ground hog’s prediction delays spring.
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Chesapeake District
Local Notes From Redart And Parish Area
Redart residents report Mrs James Marchant expected home this week. Mrs W P Hudging, back from Norfolk after four weeks away, and Royal White who spent time at home here now heads to Norfolk. Mrs L D Marchant improving after illness. Capt L M Traverse plans a handsome school building on land near Ashby Chapel. Mrs Len Story and son and Mrs Dollie Thompson returning to spend time at parental homes.
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Mr. Royal White
Norfolk
L. M. Traverse
Ashby Chapel
Len Story
Lessie Rollman
Dollie Thompson
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure for Catarrh
An advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure can cure catarrh by a constitutional treatment. It asserts the medicine acts on blood and mucous surfaces, promises a $100 reward for failure to cure, and directs readers to send testimonials to Fr. Chenny & Co. in Toledo, Ohio. Also promotes Hall's Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catarshall
Fr. Chenny & CO
Pine Tar Homey Claim Promises Fast Relief
An advertisement touts Dr Bell s Pine Tar Homey as a fast relief remedy. It pledges guaranteed results and urges readers to try the product for quick ease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Bell
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