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Contention over Eastern State Hospital coverage prompts critique
A Richmond Evening Journal article by Charles E. Smith on the Eastern State Hospital investigation draws sharp criticism from a reader, who argues the piece was biased and personal. The letter names several doctors and officials, questions sources, and notes the piece’s egotism and lack of clarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond Evening Journal
Charles E. Smith
Eastern State Hospital
Times-Dispatch
Henderson
Eugene B. Clowes
Texas Clowes
Sadler
Clowes
Drewry
Virginia
Petersburg
Clowes, Cole
Risor
Roberts
Dunn
Pulliam
Charles &. Smith
E. H. Clowes
Senate of
Yirmue
Ester
E. Clowes
Eugene H. Clowes
Williamshoro
Henson
E. Smith
Ayton
Sentinel Endorses Editorial Against County Plague of Evil
The Sentinel backs a strong editorial condemning the Winshey sentiment and imMelism wide waste. It urges eradicating the described evil and notes Middlesex faces parallels to the issues outlined by contemporaries. The paper pledges united effort with safety and reform-minded groups to address the problem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sentinel
Teu Malof
Winshey
Middlesex
Confederate Veterans Elect Officers at Mathews Court House
The Lane Diges Camp No 20 Confederate Veterans of Mathews County Va held its annual meeting on Saturday July 14 1906 electing officers for the year. Highlights include Rev W H Groves of Gloucester as speaker and plans for an August excursion from East River to Norfolk under a strong committee chaired by J H Jones.
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Lane-Diges
Mathews County
Mathews Court House
Vis
Albert Willams
Wm.a. Brooks
Wim. E. Fitchett
Geo. A. Brooks
T. B. Lane
Samuel
Saul
Jonathan
David
Job
Isiah
East River
Norfolk
Hon. J
Mrs Armistead Armistead Dies at Home in Hampton
Mrs Alice Tames Armistead aged 58 widow of Mr Charles Armistead died at her North King Street Hampton home on Tuesday July 10. The funeral was held at St Johns on Wednesday at 4 pm. She was born in Mathews and formerly known as Alice James. Her brother in law was A A Hager Adjutant of the National Soldiers Home in Virginia.
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Alice Tames Armistead
Charles Armistead
North King Street
Dampton
St. John’s
Reverdy Estill
Armistead
Donny” Armistead
Mathews
Alice James
Hampton
Testimony Links Foley Kidney Cure to Four Year Recovery
G B Shurbans testifies after four years about a carisie center resident who stated he was cured of a severe kidney trouble by Foley's Kidney Cure after using less than two bottles. He reports brick dust sediment and pain disappeared and symptoms have not returned in four years. Sold by C. E. Richardson.
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G. B. Burhans
Carisie Center
Foley
3. E. Richardson
S. S. Bail
Revenswood
W. Va
Kodol
E.G. Dewitt & CO
Chigagg
KB. Richardson
Mathews Circuits Delegates Return From District Conference
Delegates and pastors of the Mathews Circuits returned Friday from the Rappahannock District Conference held July 19 13 at White Marsh Lancaster County. Named delegates include J W Minter John Landon Chas Soles Walter R Stoakes Capt J H Miles R B F Hudgins A J Diggs Robt F Campbell W M Jarvis and Jethro Thomas All attended except Chas Soles Rev Geo E Thomas Rev J S Wallace Rev E J Maffit G L Diggs Borum Revenue Office Wesley Foster Master Boyd Hudgins Mrs R Ferguson and Frank Callis formed the party The trip took four hours from Fitchett s to Browns Landing East Corotoman River Rough seas enlivened return voyage with captain and engineer Frank Callis pilot Jethro Thomas and passengers proving sea worthy No one suffered sea sickness Rev W L Ware did not return aiding in Nelson County Lancaster residents hosted generously Next year s conference will be at Math ews Chapel Officials elected include Walter R Stoakes Dr J W Tankard Chas Newbil and Capt J F Bellows to attend Annex Conference in Portsmouth on November.
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Mathews
White Marsh
Lancaster County
J. W. Minter
John Landon
Chas. Soles
Walter R. Stoakes
Capt
J. H. Miles
R.B. F. Hudgins
A. J. Diggs
Robt. F. Campbel
W. M. Jarvis
Jethro Thomas
Geo. E. Thomas
S. Wallace
E. J. Maffit
G.L. Diggs
Borum Revenue Office
Wesley Foster
Boyd Hudgins
Corotoman
Rappahannock
Bay
Frank Callis
W. L. Ware
Nelson County
Lancaster
T. Whittier
Mathews Chapel
J. W. Tankard
Chas. Newbil
J. F. Bellows
Portsmouth
Foley's Honey and Tar Advertisement Claim
An 19th century style health note touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a perfect cure for coughs colds and consumption. It warns against unknown remedies and promotes a yellow packaged genuine product sold by S. Be Richardson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
S. BE. Richardson
Trip to the Rockies Ends in Trail Washout
The party reaches Durance but melting snow causes river waters to flood the railroad bed for miles. Their goal remains Silverton as two clerical workers begin a trek toward the Rockies amid the disrupted route.
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Durance
Silverton
Rockies
Knights of the Rockies Ride Through Snowbound Trails
The narrator describes a harsh mountain journey to Cascade and Silverton in June. Eight travelers shelter in a rustic cabin, sleep in a hay loft, and share simple meals before meeting a Mexican cowboy with eight horses. The party ascends via a narrow Indian trail with steep descents as horses slide down the grade.
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Rockies
Gardensville
Mountain
Cascade
Silverton
Mathews
S.F. Richardson
Remedy for Breath and Digestion Promoted in Ad
A vintage advertisement asserts that sweet breath stems from perfect digestion and promotes Bodol for dyspepsia as a remedy. It claims the product relieves stomach disorders, heart palpitations, and digestive issues, urging after meal use and noting it is sold by A. Richardson.
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Richardson
Picme at Five Points for Methodist Church benefit
There will be a picnic at Five Points on July 31 and August 1 for the new Methodist Church. Attendees will enjoy oysters, ice cream cake and games. A similar event is planned July 4 and 5. All who attended had a fine time and the organizers promise royal entertainment for future attendees. The cause is a good one. get out and help.
Quick relief for asthma sufferers advertised remedy
A dated ad promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as immediate relief for severe asthma and claims it will effect a cure if taken in time. Credited to E.Rich arson.
BG Meeting Announcement Reads Fifth Sunday Start
The notice states the Tabernacle meeting will begin on the fifth Sunday at 1 o clock, with a reminder of the event and time.
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Tabernacle Mestivng
Clergy Set for Morning and Afternoon Sermons
J. T. Whitley will preach the opening sermon. The Rev. Dr. WM. Jeffies, the Arch Dencer, will preach in the afternoon. The Rev. James Cannon Jr. and the Rev. Ernest Peermann and others are expected to assist.
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J. T. Whitley
WM. Jeffies
Arch Dencer
James Cannon, Jr
Ernest Peermann
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Norfolk, Va
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Martcns
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