Scented Jobs and Loans in Richmond Va Classifieds
A dense, vintage classified page offers work for less pay and quick earnings, with ads for supervisors and cooks, farm and dairy labor, and hair fashion services in Richmond Virginia. Also includes loan offers at five percent simple interest, home buying guidance, and real estate finance notes from STANDARD HOME COMPANY and local agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Home Company
W. Ponder
Chamber of Commerce
Richgpond
Monroe
Wanted Second Hand Bags and Ere in any kind
Richmond Bag Company of Richmond Virginia seeks second hand bags and Ere in any kind or quantity. Write for prices.
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Richmond
Virginia
Prank’s Dime Corn Salve Ad Promises Quick Corn Removal
An old notice touts Prank's Dime Corn Salve guaranteed to remove soft or hard corns and deliver results by mail using six stamps. It directs readers to write to J. M. Blanks at 1301 West Clay Street in Richmond Virginia for a box. The ad also seeks an office manager for a county or city area and describes opportunities with The National Bomb-Purchasing Assn Inc, offering high income and full support from Richmond, Virginia.
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J. M. Blanks
West Clay Street
Richmed
Virginia
Grakeh
Elty Ghetate
Estat
National
Bomp-Purchasing Assn., Inc
Richmond
Typewriters Rented and Sold by American G Machine Co
Advertisement states rent for one month five dollars with rent applied to purchase. Promises savings of 25 to 50 percent on various makes of typewriters. Addresses 605 East Bat[e] Street Richmond Virginia and request letters for particulars.
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American G Machine CO
East Bate Street
Richmond
Virginia
RUB IT OUT FOR PAIN AT FRAYSER'S LINIMENT
An old time ad touts Frayser’s Great Nerve and Bone Liniment made in Richmond Virginia. It promises relief from stiffness and soreness in joints and muscles with 25 cent bottles available at rag shops. The copy emphasizes rapid pain disappearance and urges readers not to suffer.
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J. Ww. Fprayser & CO
Richmond
For Sale A Percheron Stallion Gok Bealeton Flyer
For sale a black Percheron stallion or colt nearing three years, well built. Name Jocust Hill. Location Box T and Route 1 Bealeton Fauquier County Virginia. Contact details not fully provided.
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Gok
Bealeton
Route 1
Bealeton, “ Co
ORNAMENTAL POULTRY AND HATCHING SUPPLIES PROMOTED
Fragmentary ad lists sale of horse and goose items and poultry equipment. Mentions Wizard Incubator and CruDup Poultry Yard in Virginia with hatching eggs at $2.00 and mating lists offered free. Boxes and route addresses ignored due to legibility issues.
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Orphingtons
Virginia
Wizard Incubator
Crudup Poultry Yard
Rmpute
Richmond
Learn Shorthand By Mail From Richmond Shorthand School
Learn shorthand by mail complete course with guaranteed thorough knowledge. Students studying at a distance gain advantages of in person instruction. Free booklet offered. SHORTHAND SCHOOL 28th Street Richmond Va.
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28Th Street
Richmond
Norris to be tried again in Princess Anne County case
A jury in Princess Anne County court deliberated hours on the Norris case involving a shooting of Miss Bertha several months ago. The State pressed for conviction while the defense sought acquittal or lesser punishment. Judge scheduled the next term for further proceedings.
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Lk, VA
Ting
Princess Anne County
Cort Fallwe
Norris
Bertha
Merdia
Fulcher
Bitterly assail "wets" newspapers in Virginia temperance meeting
Resolutions urge temperance voters to back General Assembly candidates who support prohibition and oppose liquor shipments. The legislative committee quiz and denounce so called wet newspapers. Dr Cannon led readings amid applause as delegates from Richmond and around 400 attend in Newport News with Carter Glass joining later.
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Generals Assembly
Anti-Siloon League
Legislative Committee
Anti-Saloon League
Cannon
General Assembly
Canhon
H. M. Hore
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
George W. Hawxhurst
The
Good Templars
G. M. Jobson
Woman's Temperance League of America
BE. J. Richardson
David Hepburn
Carter Glass
Richmond
Ryland Knight
Thomas Semmes
J. D. McAlister
Asbury Christian
McAlister
League
John G. Wooley
Hawaii
Maryus Jones
J. H. Light
D. D
Front Royal
Jones
E. T. Welford
Third Presbyterian Church
Newport News
Suncay
Starowite
Laght
Licht
Senemena
United States Senate
Glass
James Cannon, Jr
League Ac
Governor Mann to preside at Thursday convention
Governor Mann will preside Thursday night and arrive this afternoon. Hon. Richard E Byrd will address the convention Thursday morning and is in the city today.
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Governor Mann
Richard E Byrd
Cornmeal Poisons Family in Richmond Breakfast
In Richmond Virginia the Fitzgerald family of six, except one member who did not eat the meal, fell ill at breakfast after consuming butterbread believed poisoned. Drs Hill and Jones treated all, with recovery seen. Marion Fitzgerald avoided illness by not eating the dish. A portion of the meal was sent for analysis. Authorities doubt malicious poisoning.
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Richmond
Polson
F. H. Fitzgerald
Bainbridge Street
E. G. Hill
T. D. Jones
Providence
Marion Fitzgerald
Diphtheria Quarantine Closes Johns Hopkins Public Wards
Diphtheria outbreaks at Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore prompt quarantine of all public wards. Three infant cases in the nursery and two nurse cases trigger closing to patients students and visitors while authorities review possible sources including infected Bible readers students or dispensary nurses.
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Baltimore
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Tve
Faulkner Pierce Found Dead With Neck Broken
LYNCHBURG VA SPECIAL Faulkner Pierce nephew of late Senator Charles J Faulkner was found with his neck broken Wednesday night on Congressman Floods country estate in Appomattox county The body was moved to Winchester for burial He was 41 and a member of the New York firm Obscure death details tied to a veranda fall also mentions his kinship to Congressman Finch and Senator Faulkner in West Virginia.
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Lynchburg
Faulkner Piarce
Congressman Flood
Appomattox County
Winchester
Charles J. Faulkner
West Virginia
Fire destroys New York synagogue at 56 Christie Street
A blaze drove about 400 people from their rooms in night clothes as it gutted the synagogue at 56 Christie Street, New York. The building, the largest on the East Side, sustained about 15000 dollars in damage before firemen quelled the flames.
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New York
Christie, Street
Police Battle With Bandits in Seattle Ends in Deaths
At midnight in Seattle Washington a confrontation between police and two robbers left Policeman J T Davis dead and John Ford fatally wounded. A second bandit Alexander Nest was shot, while Policeman Smith and another officer returned fire after the gunmen began shooting, crippling one bandit and wounding Ford.
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Seattle
Wash
J. T. Davis
John Ford
Alexander Nest
Jex
Dervis
Smith
Somersby
Davis
Schooner G. M. Grant Runs Aground Near Montauk Reef
The schooner George M. Grant from New Haven ran ashore on Shawwarm Reef, half a mile north of Montauk light, New York. It is listed taking on water and filing.
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New York
George M. Grant
New Haven
Shawwarm Reef
Montauk Light
Anarchist idea debated over bombing tactics
A debated view questions the validity of bombing as a terror tactic. Critics say such acts are exploded theories that fail to protect public safety or advance political aims.
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad to push planned improvements
Richmond dispatch reports President George W. Stevens of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway vows continued development despite Interstate Commerce Commission denial of freight rate hikes. He stresses realistic budgets, retained staff, and large orders for rolling stock while proceeding with a $6,000,000 improvement plan including Cincinnati division double-tracking and new offices, asserting the railway remains financially strong and capable of delivering on its contracts.
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Richmond
Interstate Commerce Commission
George W. Stevens
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Stevens
Chesapeake
Thia
Chesapeake and Ohio
Cincinnati
Newport
Alte
Richmond Chamber of Commerce
Ket National Bank
Richmond, Frederickaburg and Potomac Railway
Cheaspeake and Ohio Railway
Hocking Valley
Hne
Harem skirt upsets crowds in San Francisco and New York
Two women in blue serge overskirts with black baggy trousers step from a car at the ferry depot and on Park Row drawing a hostile crowd. Officers intervene to clear the way as motorists flee and bystanders jeer at the controversial new fashion in a vivid public scene.
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San Francisco
Cal
New York
Park Row
Spruce Street
Strengthen Our Relations With Japan Ratification Boosts Ties
Washington dispatch notes speedy ratification of the Japanese treaty will deepen cordial U S relations with Japan and quiet jingoistic calls for war. Ambassador Wehida and the Japanese envoys praised the quick ratification. State Department officials call the move a triumph for the administration and a warning against further rash speeches on Japan. Representative Uchida, noted for his public stance, frames the moment as evidence of American goodwill.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Japan
Hobson
Knox
State Department
Department
Jon Uchida
America
Postal Clerk Found Guilty in Roanoke Mail Robbery
Harry I. William, a postal clerk for the Norfolk and Western, was found guilty in Roanoke Virginia of rifling mail. Inspectors Mosby and Robertson traced the crime by a decoy letter containing money, leading to his conviction and a six month sentence in the Rappahannock jail.
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Roanoke
Harry I. Willia
Norfolk and Western
Mosby and Robertson
Mark
WilIlip
Rappahannock
Husband Dies Beside Wife After Tragic Loss
In Warrenton North Carolina Senator Hawkins mourns daughter Milese Pendleton who died yesterday. Her husband, grief stricken after watching at her bedside, shot himself just after her death. The couple were prominent Warren County families.
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Raleigh
N. C
State Senate
Hawkins
Milese Pendleton
Warrenton
Pendleton
Warren County
Captain Smith Is Dismissed By Court martial
Leavenworth Kan Special reports Captain Guy B. Smith of the Fourth Infantry a West Pointer and son of a brigadier general has been dismissed from the service after a court martial. The charge was conduct unbecoming an officer and a gentleman. The trouble arose while the regiment returned from the Philippines and Smith was arrested days before the voyage to San Francisco.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Special
Guy B. Smith
Fourth Infantry
Weat Pointer
Michigan
Antreman
Smith
Philippines
San Francisco
trans-Pacific
Loss of Increase Means More Pay for Rail Workers
Conservative estimates here today by iron experts warn West railroads and official classification territories would lose 27 to 70 million in income due to the Interstate Commerce Commission ruling against higher freight tariffs. W. G. Lee, president of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, says workers would bear the loss, while government fault is blamed if railroads fail. Individual line losses are itemized for major routes including New York Central, Pennsylvania, Erie, and others, with total impact on wages around 36 million.
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New York
West
Interstate Commerce Commission
W. G. Lee
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
New York Central
Buffalo
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Panhandle
Lake Shore
Baltimore and Ohio
Erie
Wabash
Lackawanna
Lehigh Valley
New
Ashington
Masked robber holds up four at Flushing telegraph office
In New York the masked bandit struck four men and a boy at the Long Island Rail Road telegraph office in Flushing. Detectives from Manhattan and Brooklyn, under Deputy Commissioner Flynn, toiled through the night but could not identify the culprit. The only definite detail was the bandit's presence at the station earlier, while operator Lawrence Maher, night operator, John Ward, 14, messenger Stephen Gobbins, and two operator friends were in the telegraph room.
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New York
Long Island
Flushing
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Flynn
Lawrence Maher
John F. Ward
Stephen Gobbins
General Bonilla Named Candidate For Honduras Presidency
Special General Manuel Bonilla, leader of the revolutionary movement, has formally announced as a candidate for Honduras provisional presidency. Thomas C. Dawson, U S special representative at a peace conference aboard the cruiser Tacoma, was asked to select a temporary successor.
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Puerto Cortez
Manuel Bonilla
Revolutionary Movement
Honduras
Thomas C. Dawson
United States
Tacoma
Slip Easy Collars Marketed By C W Ferguson Dollar Co
Collar Comfort is insured if you wear Slip Easy Collars which all have the Slip Easy Tab shown above. This Tab allows the necktie to slide easily and is the most marked improvement in collars during recent years. They come in all styles and are for sale by up-to-date dealers. If not at your store write us and we will see you be applied. C. W. Ferguson Dollar Co., Troy, HY.
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C. W. Ferguson Dollar Co
Troy, HY
Artistic Temperament and Political Maneuver In The News
In the text, factions clash over acceptable names for a conference with General Rosales presenting Antonio Lasio Arrizago Daniel Fortin and Benor Cordova. Meanwhile David Bispham declines a London concert after a taxing American season as the ship's barber jokes about never using a razor.
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General Milla
Bonita
Pbrother
Francisco Bertrand
Rosales
Antonio Lasio Arrizago
Daniel Fortin
Benor Cordova
David Bispham
America
London
Success Magazine
Can Cancer Be Cured It Can
Kellam Hospital claims a nine in ten cancer cures over fifteen years without surgery or X rays. Endorsed by Virginia Senate and Legislature. Free treatment for patients. Guarantees their cures.
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Kellam Hospital
Senate
Virginia
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6Th & Broad Richmond
Martin & Sileuebter
Ninth Street
Paris
Hughes
Id St
COENS
George Suxers
New Castle
Craig County
Milton Norris
Newport News, VA
Diptherga
Johns Hopkins
Lynchburs
Sieclal
Southern Railway
Hag
Weasay
Tenth Avenue
Ninth Avenue
Ninth Pences
William Stretch
G. M. Grant
Shawwarm
Tokio
Masked Badit
General Bonilla
NOTA
New York Egg Case Co
Amega
Bryant
Elmwood
B. Watkins & Bro
Midlethian
California Privet
Strong
Renee
Orb
Pte
I Coc cc Sas
Amoor
Sugar
Norway
Inlctva
Cnccceenas
Perth
Messina
C.c.era
Grasa
Richmond Produce Market
W. Main Street
Richmond, Va
SAUER
Cannes
Kentucky Jack Farm
Joe B. Wright
Junction City
Rocky Mount
H. M. Avant
Tetterine
Shuptrine CO
Kavannah
Sydnor & Hundley Inc
Broad Street
Tanner Paint & Oil Co
Ricamond
B. Meggett
Orva
Am. Gibson CO
Meggett
8. C
Setar
Brights
Seerenesae
Siweteenss
Ses
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