Mother and daughter clash over gymnastic reform on farm
Marion, an ardent believer in a beauty regime, drags her mother Mrs. Howard into calisthenics and the water cure. The escalating program, with ropes and rings, ends in a fall and a reprieve as the mother restores appetite and rests, while Marion concedes she may have overdone it.
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Mrs. Howard
Marion
Mother Howard
Mr. H Howard
Marlon Howard
Howard
Fletcher
Father Ooward
Adamson
Father Howard
Molly Evans
Mary
Cureton Nurseries Advertises Plant Prices and Stock
Cureton Nurseries lists cabbage plants at 81.50 per 1000, Strawberry Finnia at 82.50 per 1000, Appletrees whole French sets, Bonsai to 10 per 100, Peach trees 1.50 to 10.00 per 100, standard varieties. Thousand rate open. application required. No scale or other diseases mentioned.
Apple Barrels at Waynesboro Va Offer
Len Miller announces a barrel factor at Waynesboro Virginia with capacity for 2000 barrels daily. Offers No 1 and No 2 Apple Barrels at low prices and makes Knock Down Barrels that can be erected without copper tools or beaters. Prompt shipments.
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Waynesboro
Len Miller
Judge Watson contest in Brunswick counts voting dispute
Judge Watson denies charges of illegal voting and claims over forty voters in Brunswick exceeded capitation tax qualifications. He accuses Turnbull supporters of GOP backing and cites letters from election judges and an affidavit denying black votes in Burkelyville and naming eight voters in Brunswick.
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Ecb
Rem
Wats
Watcons
R. WH. Mann
Watson
Mr. Turnbull
Hin
Turnbull
Nottoway
Brunswick County
Republiana
W. H C Gilascock
Lburkeyville
Brunswick
Time Tested Merit Promoted as Doans Kidney Pills
The item endorses Doan's Kidney Pills with Mrs. James M. Long of Staunton Virginia recounting relief from backache and urinary trouble starting in 1903 and still absent in 1907. It urges readers to ask for Doans by name, 50 cents at all stores, Foster Milburn Co. as makers. Includes scattered editorial quips from various papers.
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James M. Long
W. Main St. Staunton
Mrs. Long
Dean
Pean
Four Colors at Remington Avenue Baptism Walk
Four Colored individuals led by Lucy Clary and two pastors walked from bath houses to the ocean on a Sunday afternoon. The procession drew hundreds onlookers as Lucy Clary of Rockville Center, Rev. J. W. Dudley of Shiloh Baptist, Dennis Ford of Carleton Avenue Arverne, and Rev. N. T. Harrell of Mount Carmel Baptist joined in the public spectacle.
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New York
Remington Avenue
Arvenne
L. L
Ocean
Lucy Clary
Rockville Center
J. W. Dudley
Shiloh Baptist Church
Dennis Ford
Carleton Avenue
N. T. Harrell
The
Mount Carmel Baptist Church
Becker Trial Jury Seated in Rosenthal Murder Case
The jury in Lieutenant Charles Becker’s murder trial was completed at 11:30 am. The twelfth juror chosen is Sammuel Jr. Moss, a contractor. Opening statements claim Becker sought to silence Rosenthal and implicate political figures in the crime.
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New York
Charles Becker
Herman Rosenthal
Sammuel Jr. Moss
Dead Gambler's Wife to Testify in Hecker Case
Mrs. Herman Rosenthal widow of the murdered gambler will testify against Police Lieutenant Charles Hecker once medical witnesses confirm the victim was shot. District Attorney Whitman and aides set witness schedule before Justice Got, with Jack Rose Lewis Webber Harvey Vallon and Sam Schepps to follow. Reformers expect a sharp cross examination by Becker's lawyers as jury selection continues.
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Whitman
Spiedch
New York
Charles Becker
Terman Rosenthal
Becker
Jack Rose
Tel Lim
Rosenthal
Herman Rosenthal
Whdew
Charles Hecker
Homenthal
Fual
Lewis Webber
Harvey Vallon
Sam Schepps
Mrs. Rowenthall
Jack Zellecin
Colonel Bowman Dead in Salem Virginia Legislature Member Dies
Salem report confirms Colonel Sheldon Bowman former member of the Virginia Legislature from Rockbridge County died in Salem after a months long illness. Bowman served as examiner of the Twentyeth Judicial District and practiced law.
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Bowman
Salem
Soanoke
Sheldon Bowman
Vorner Mann
Sily
Colnhowrwin
Colon
M. Bowman
Virginia
Ile
John P. Branch 82 Celebrates Birthday in Richmond
John P. Branch a veteran banker and businessman marks his eighty second birthday at his office in Richmond. Since the war he led Merchants National Bank after his father's death and remains active in business and church life as a Civil War veteran and long time Methodist.
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Richmond
John P. Branch
Branch
Merchants’ National Bank
Methodist Church
Temple Fined For Blocking Street In Richmond Court
Fredericksburg horseman Temple faced a $5 fine plus costs after conviction in Police Court for obstructing Crailie at Eighth and Broad Streets and refusing to move. He appealed to Hustings Court. Police described Temple reading a newspaper near the Colonial Theater and resisting officers who ordered him aside.
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Richmond
Temple
Frederickshore
Bon Richmond
W. M. Angel
G. J. Willimes
Eighth and
Broad Streets
Wynn- Iran RR
Meredith
Bis Quanel
Hustings
Angel
Colonial Theater
Eighth Street
William
Williams
Anderson
Broad Street
Sherry
Broad
Mereich
Temple Trial Reflects Police Move On Ordinance
The defense argues the move-on ordinance infringes citizen rights as officers face questions over enforcement. Assistant City Attorney Anderson contends Temple is excitable and cannot recall events, while Meredith blasts the conduct of officers and criticizes the move-on law and police restraint.
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Ciy
Anderson
Temple
Meredith
Anzel
Aerest Ion Noy
Adming
Oliver Williams
Pallee Department
Virginia State Fair a Huge Success
Richmond VA reports a record outcome as about 70 000 attended Wednesday. Gate and grandstand receipts likely surpassed 30 000 to 40 000, weather permitting. Proposals aim to insulate the fair from rain losses by adding a second Richmond day or sharing days with farmers and other cities with adjustments for schools and labor.
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Rechmond
Ol Messi
Richmond
Fair ‘Association
Richmond Deay
Mwiehmonk
Prison sentence upheld in liquor sale case
Marshall Gilliam of Danville was sentenced to sixty days in jail and fined $50 plus costs for selling liquor without a license. The March 12 sale led to arrest as a purchaser revealed the bottle. The Mayor's court verdict was affirmed by the Corporation Court jury, with Supreme Court of Appeals refusing relief.
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Richmond
Marshall Gilliam
Danville
Gilliam
Corporation Court
Supreme Court of Appeals
HouseholdHints From A Dated Page Of Tips And Tricks
A collection of domestic advice covering cleaning methods for candles cabbage and tea water, fabric care for lawn waists and corset covers, shoe and utensil upkeep, stock preparation, and fashion notes on lace, net scarfs and rhinestone trims. Includes miscellaneous tips on tea quality, lantern storage, and curfew usage in a bygone era.
New Dress Notes on Fashionable Silks and Navy Suits
Fashion notes discuss the new dress trends including feather plumes, changeant taffeta, lathered bands, striped skirts, and coats with kilts. Robes Pierre collars and Valenciennes lace appear in garment trims. Home-made frocks diversify wardrobes, yet shop prices stay high. navy garments gain prominence for demi season and autumn, with plain tailoring, buttons, braids, pleats, and fuller skirts.
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Robespierre
Valenciennes
Graid
The Gift of Brevity in Conversational Ties
A reflective piece on avoiding bore by skipping needless details. It urges self awareness to spare listeners wearisome stories and maintain courtesy. It notes most people lack patience for lengthy narratives and that restraint preserves friendships and social grace.
Fashionable costumes and lace in latest season
The article describes fashionable lanes of the Sieusc h Mt 1 1 season with descriptions of outfits. It notes teal dominates, collars, intricate lace or net frills, and decorative embroidery. It highlights the turned down collar, bright finishes, and the prevalence of lace and net in sleeves and waists.
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Lane
Descipion
Witte
Horton Met
Colt
Beok
Universal
Met
Revival of the Nosegay Fashion with Freshness Tricks
An old fashion note shares a simple method to keep violets fresh for an evening by wrapping the stem with waxed paper and tinfoil tied with string, plus tips to remove ink stains with salt and to ease cake removal from tins by a wet cloth. It mentions lemon extract for toothache relief and quickly notes nosegays should be handled immediately when taken from water.
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Mousehold
Eau de Cologne
Cleaning Hair With Absorbing Cotton Brush Method
In cities a week tests hair cleanliness and risk of cold from washing. A druggist sells absorbing cotton. Remove the bar from the brush and press the cotton onto the bristles to test how much dust can be lifted with a few strokes of the brush.
Brushing Technique Lifts Hair for a Fluffed Look
A guide describes brushing hair with an outward wrist twist to lift and lighten from the scalp creating volume. By dividing hair into strands and circling the head, one can raise the hair progressively. Repeating daily or several times weekly can dry and loosen even the straightest strands.
Beefs Neck Stew with Potatoes and Beef Extract
Wash three pounds of neck beef and cover with boiling water. Simmer gently and salt halfway through. Half an hour before done, add a teaspoon of beef extract dissolved in hot water and beaten potatoes peeled and placed in cold water. Serve meat on platter with potatoes as garnish.
Beef fat and flour gravy from beef stock
Melt a tablespoon of beef fat in a small pan then brown one tablespoon of flour. Add two cups of beef stock, season, and serve hot.
Cabbage Bert Salad With Beet Cups
A cabbage based dish served in cups hollowed from beets, topped with a creamy warm dressing. The dressing dissolves cornstarch in milk, thickens with egg yolks, and includes vinegar minced onion bay leaf salt and pepper. Serve chilled over crisp greens for garnish.
Cauliflower Salad Preparation Steps
Wash and soak a cauliflower then drain and boil in salted water for thirty minutes. When done, cut into small pieces after cooling. Arrange in a salad bowl with lettuce if desired, dust with chopped parsley, pour French dressing over, and serve.
Bean Preparation Instructions From Historic Recipe Brief
The text instructs boiling beans in unsalted water for forty minutes, draining and shelling each bean like an almond, then returning the beans to a pan with enough boiling water and simmering fifteen minutes. Season with salt pepper and butter before serving.
Apple Tapioca Dessert Method
Apple tapioca dish instructs to cook half cup tapioca in boiling water until transparent add salt lemon rind core twelve apples and stuff with sugar and lemon juice cover with tapioca bake until tender then mix in one heaping teaspoon butter before serving
Jones Nursery fall sale on fruit trees and chickens
For sale Apple, Pear and Ornamental Trees and Evergreens at special fall delivery prices. Also Rhode Island Chickens. Write for catalogue. Ed. W. Jones Nursery Co., Woodlawn, Va.
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Rhode Island
W. Jones Nursery CO
Woodlawn
Leonard’s Golden Eye Lotion Promises Quick Healing
An advertisement claims Leonard's Golden Eye Lotion cures eye ailments in a day without other remedies. It describes the product as soothing, healing, prompt, and effective with a money back guarantee via BE nard Co. in Tampa Florida.
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Leonard
No By & Benard Co
Tampa
Fla
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