Towns Crier T. C. Helps Nell and Jack Resolve Strife
Saria Westervel known as T C the Towns Crier causes gossip with her disclosures. Jack Hardy comforts her explains his watch picture of his mother to Nell and helps resolve Nell and Torrance matters. Nell forgives T C and Jack promises school aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saria Henrietta Westervel
Baily
Jack Whiaréy
Beire
T. C
Sarah
Jack Hardy
Jack
Peterkin
Hardy
Nell
Smother
Nell Peterkin
Torrance
Blood Balm Co. advertised cures for ailments
An old advertisement touts Blood Balm Co of Atlanta offering free samples and testimonials for cures, with a Drugeists price of $1.00 per bottle. The copy mentions hawking and spitting symptoms and promotes cures as superior to other remedies.
Missing Jewels Hunt Aboard Hamburg America Liner
The Hamburg America liner America sailed for Europe to aid detectives in a final search for jewels valued at about 250000 stolen from Mrs. Baldwin Drummond. Twenty detectives and Hoboken police stood by at the pier inspecting all passengers as suspicion focused on a passenger who boarded just before sailing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
America
Europe
Baldwin Drummond
Quinn
Hoboken
Dougherty
Dean's Kidney Pills Ad Claims Cure For Kidney Ailments
A period advertisement touts Dean's Kidney Pills as a remedy for kidney trouble and overall body weakness. It cites Mrs. N H Gault of Newport News Virginia who reports long lasting relief after using the product sold nationwide at 50 cents per bar by Foster Milburn Co of Buffalo New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
N. H. Gault
26Th St
Newport News
Dean’s
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N_ Y
Anti Machine League Formed in Virginia to Break Democratic Power
Quietly organized at Richmond the Anti Machine League aims to dismantle Virginia’s Democratic machine. Led by Charles Gravatt of Port Royal, with GM Garnett as campaign manager, the group seeks to defeat Thomas S. Martin and Claude A. Swanson for U S Senate and push for freer party primaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Virginian-Pilot
Virginia
Richmond
Charles Gravatt
Port Royal
League
Amon
Harry St George Tucker
Lexington
Martin Stringfellow
Culpeper
Robert W. Shultice
J. Lindsay Gordon
Louisa
BH. Garnett
Mr. Garnett
Democratic Party
Thomas S. Martin
Claude A. Swanson
United States Senate
William A. Jones
Carter Glass
Martin
Swanson
Garnett
Justice Crutchfield Dismisses Nonsupport Charge in Family Row
In Richmond V A special, Justice Crutchfield ruled against convicting Morris Connelly of Oregon Hill after his mother-in-law urged his wife to return home. Connelly agreed to pay twelve dollars monthly for their seven weeks old baby while his wife returned home, ending the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Crutchfield
Morris Connelly
Oregon Hill
Connelly
Nettie Morrie
Louisiana Street
Justice Crutchfield
Rosie Man
Robin Season Closes in April in Virginia
The robin hunting season in Virginia runs from February 15 to April 1. Officials warn the public against shooting robins as they are protected in many states and valued as song birds and park attractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Virginia
Spoksmen
What It Meus Lorimer Vote and Senate Principles
Chicago paper reprints a harsh editorial on the Lorimer seat vote. It argues the margin was six votes with absences and opposes the retention as a test of government honesty, saying the people must judge the corruption testimony and the Senators who ignored it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorimer
Frazier
Terrell
Taliaferro
Aldrich
Our Fathers
Senate
Tribune
Hailey
Root
the Tribune
Richmond College Freshmen Banquet Sparked Campus Pranks
Upperclassmen at Richmond College staged a mock hazing as freshmen gathered for a banquet at Cole's Cafe. The event featured pranks, stunts, and playful “rats” pursuit, with chaperones Dr. Dickey and Mr. and Mrs. Bingham. No suspensions were pursued, and the incident was deemed harmless play by President Beat Wright’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Cole's Cafe
Richmond College
Rome
Jaspers
Bime
Huet
Beatwright
Evening Journal
Heatwright
Riley
Culbert
Crymes
Cawthorne
Crabtree
Conant
Crocket
Cole
Chewing
Hailey
Riscoe
Baker
Duke
Fario
George
Folkes
King
Gresham
Padgett
Haislip
Skacgey
Nogisator
Wicker
Vaden
Throckmorton
Terrell
Toy
Steel
Suren
Risner
Rogers
Dudley
Littie
Mints
Smith
Massey
Halcombe
O'Neil
Varrish
Kesler
Oat Halstead
Iinnami
Edwards
Powell
Houghton
Kasey
Wealco Nis Challenge to Sephs Bravery on Equal Ground
A fragment notes an offer of a challenge to the Sephs to prove their bravery by meeting on equal terms. It asserts that the bravery shown so far should resolve into measurable quantity. The passage hints at a confrontation framed as a test of valor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. P. P. Tate
Horace D. Guerrant
E. G. Mosely
Alco Nis
Sephs
French cabinet completed with Moni as premier
The new French cabinet was completed by M. Antoine Ernest Moni. It includes M. Moni as Premier and Interior Minister, M. Crupp Foreign Affairs, M. Henri Berteaux War, M. Masse Commerce, M. Perrier Justice, M. Delcasse Marine, M. Caillaux Finance, M. Steeg Public Instruction, M. Paris Agriculture, M. Dumont Public Works, and M. Boncour Labor. Masse swapped Commerce for Agriculture in final talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
M. Antoine Ernest Moni
Interior
M. Moni
M. Crupp
M. Henri M. Berteaux
Commerce
M. Masse
M. Antoine Perrier
Marine
M. Theophile Delcasse
M. Caillaux
Beaver Dam Farmer Killed By Mule Kick
Beaver Dam Virginia reported a fatal accident when Alsey Hall, a prosperous Beaver Dam farmer near Trinity Church, was kicked to death by a mule after unhooking to ride home. Hall had plowed all day and died before aid arrived. he left a wife and several children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Dam
Alsey Hall
Trinity Church
Hall
Gideons Place Record Bible Order Across Hotels
New York report notes a large 1000000 Bible purchase by the Gideons from two publishers to place in hotel guestrooms nationwide. Hotels in New York Boston Baltimore and other Eastern cities along with Pacific coast centers will receive the Bibles soon. The project aims to fill guest rooms in major population centers including the Middle West where Gideon Bibles already adorn every room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gideons
Christian Commercial Travelers
Asmputiation of America
Boston
Baltimore
Pacific Coast
Middle West
Gideon Bible
Extra Session Looks Likely Says Early White House Trio
Special Senators Crane Smoot and Lodge said an extra session appears unavoidable as only forty nine legislative hours remain before Congress ends at noon next Saturday. President Taft repeated he will call an extra session if reciprocity is not voted on. White House leaders agree the Senate tangle makes timely action doubtful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Crane
Smoot
Lodge
White House
Senate
Congress
Taft
Taft Abandons Hope for Reciprocity Deal This Session
President Taft has given up on securing congressional approval for the Canadian reciprocity agreement this session. He will close the matter and focus on appropriation bills and an extra session call. This stance comes from several Senators who spoke with the President last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Taft
Diphtheria Epidemic Tightens Hold in Baltimore
Sixteen new diphtheria cases, including four at Johns Hopkins Hospital and two at Church Home and Infirmary, prompt sweeping visitor bans across city hospitals. Health officials report 113 February cases as several facilities close to the public and tighten procedures while four Johns Hopkins medical students are among the new patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Health Department
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Church
Union Protestant
Presbyterian Eye
Mar and Throat Hospital
Maryland General Hospital
St. Agnes’ Hospital
Medical School
Cardus and Cardul touted for women’s troubles in ad
Mrs Maud Fannin of Loizaie Ky credits Cardus with curing years of womanly ailments noting she can work and sleep without weariness. The promotion urges all ailing women to try Cardul, claiming fifty years of relief and promising a home treatment book from Chattanooga Medicine Co to be requested from the Ladies Advisory Dept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loizaie
Maud Fannin
Cardus
Cardul
N. B
Ladies’ Advisory Dept
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga
Tenn
New Tomatoes Arrive. Canned Varieties Soon Needed
Market notes report fresh tomatoes appearing with limited shapes and 40 cents per pound. Eggs stay high at 50 cents a dozen for best quality, butter steady at 35 cents a pound, Elgin butter. Apples and celery plentiful in wholesale trade. prices steady with little change expected before early spring.
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Elgin
Recipe for Making and Baking Echoudes
Instructions describe making a flour butter salt paste shaped into walnut sizes. Boil the pieces, shock in cold water for hours, dry, then bake twenty five minutes in a hot oven without greased paper and finish by sprinkling sugar.
Burlap and Leather Make Attractive Covers
Very attractive book covers and table mats are crafted by cutting suede leather to shapes and attaching it to burlap. Beads imitate old hammered work, velvet can replace leather for lighter items, and color combos like green with biscuit or royal blue with black create striking effects.
Wilted Lettuce with Bacon and Vinegar Method
A German dish recipe describes frying diced bacon and onion, adding weak vinegar, and seasoning. Pour over torn lettuce bits and serve quickly. Suggests using lettuce leaves or hearts with French dressing and optional celery stalks.
New York Style Dairy Covered Pie Dish Served
A verse describes serving hot apple pie with melted dairy cheese and cream in a chafing dish. The opening line invites those who dare to taste and insists the dish is good.
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New York
Macedoine Salid: Arranging Mixed Cold Vegetables
The recipe notes that Macedoine Salid can use nearly any cold cooked vegetables with care. Each vegetable is marinated separately and arranged in piles: peas and diced carrots center, cauliflower on top, celery in four side piles. A cup of corn is reserved from the chowder for corn fritters.र्न
Satin Stitch Weaving Guide Says Avoid Double Threads
In working satin stitch do not use double silk or cotton as doubling crosses the thread lie and makes the stitch rough. If double thickness is essential, pull two threads together from the skein and thread the needle eye simultaneously, possible only with finer cotton or silk numbers.
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Sally
W. ¥. Fryan
Mr. Torrance
Fardy
Westervelt House
Neil
Father
Westervelt
Balm Co
Atlanta, Ga
E. R. Palmore
Richmond, Va
Clergy and Religious Press
Milam
Ouree
Cleveland Hall
Church of the Epiphany
Danville
R. L. McNair
Presbyterian Church
Charlotte C. H
J. C. Holland
Keen Street Baptist Church
H. D. Guerrant
D. P. Tate
Danville, Va
Methodist
the Baptist
S Company
Man Tau Stas
Atlam Medicine Co
Chicago
Boatwright
Hanover
Ocean
Helland-Hansen
John Murray
Harpers Magazine
Fork March
Woman’s Department
Echaudes
Sar
Macedoine Sali
Meade & Baker's
Richmend, Va
Meade
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