The Methodist Endorses Milam Medicine Readied in Danville
Endorsements from The Methodist and Baptist Union editors praise Milam as a beneficial remedy for various diseases. Revs P Tate Horace Guerrant and local citizens testify to its efficacy. The Danville manufactured medicine earns support from church leaders and the company heads spearheading production.
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Mi 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
E. G. Mosely
Methodist
Ana
Milam
J. E. Hicks
Baptist Union
Weekly Short Story Ends Partnership
Norma Atwood tells Graham Ford they must part to grow solo as she recalls how he mentored her early work and helped her break into sales. The Arcade rejects her latest stories for lacking sway and point, prompting Ford to visit as tensions rise and memories surface.
The Literary Partners and a Domestic Promise
Norma rejects a literary marriage after a failed partnership then discovers love with Graham Ford. She explains how revision success fueled her career, but she learned homemaking skills to become a true partner. In a quiet flat, she offers a domestic life to him as they settle on a new equal partnership.
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Arcade
Brutten
Norma
the Arcade
Graham Rd
Graham Ford
Graham
Beattie case witness hints at endless joy ride in Virginia
A Virginia butcher who testified in the Beattie case says one never knows when a joy ride ends, reflecting a cautious view on legal entanglements and personal risk as reported by the Louisville Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Butcher
Beattie
Louisville Post
From Depths of Despair Dean's Kidney Pills Ad
Henderson Yount of Augusta Virginia recounts severe illness and rapid weight loss from 2206 pounds to 135 pounds before using Dean's Kidney Pills. He credits the treatment with recovery to about 2029 pounds and improved strength. For sale by Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY at 50 cents a box.
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Henderson Yount
Augusta
Point Streets
Stauutes
Dean
Dean’s
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo, N_ Y
Political Returns Show Wide Chesterfield Victory Margin
Chesterfield canvass begins at county clerk's office. Judges Gregory and Hobson contest Commonwealth’s Attorney seat. Gregory defeated by younger candidate by about 200 in a 1000 vote. Several Board of Supervisors seat changes and re-elections across districts noted with Horner Ferguson Jayne Rhodes Moore Hatcher among winners.
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Gregory
Commonwealth
Chesterfield
Ofice
Martin and
Swanson
Watkins
W. W. Baker
House of Delegates
Haskins Hobson
James M. Gregory
Commonwealth’s Attorney
David M. Walker
Samuel A. Mann
C. F. Short
Board of Supervisors
Manchester
Walter A. Horner
H. T. Watkins
Dale
H. L. Ferguson
John 8. Taylor
Clover Hill
W. P. Jayne
J. A. Salle
Matone
Magnificent Prizes Announced for Virginia State Fair Corn Classes
The Virginia State Fair in Richmond October 9 to 14 offers prizes for King Corn Special 1911. White and yellow corn in Single Ear Ten Ears Six Stalks with ears, with first prizes and many secondary awards. Substantial implements donated by Richmond firms for top winners, plus additional prizes from International Harvester Co. and local merchants.
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Virginia
Richmond
Sydnor Pump & Weil Co
T W. Wood & Sons
International Harvester Co
Sydnor Pump & Well O
Deere
Watt Plow Co
Martin and Swanson Victory By Large Margin In Virginia Primary
Early Virginia primary results show Senators Martin and Swanson leading by sizeable majorities. Martin appears to have over two to one against Jones, Swanson about three to one over Glass, with totals around 30,000 in favor and reports incomplete. The piece notes machine cohesion, district outcomes, and calls for a higher campaign standard in future races.
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Richmond
Martin
Swanson
Jones
Glass
Lynchburg
General Assembly
Daniel
Virginia
Washington
Editorial Snippets Reflect Public Patchwork Opinions
A collage of brief editorials and comments from various papers contesting social norms, governance, and national politics. From happiness virtues to tariffs, women in public offices, automobile ownership old wars, and reflections on Swanson and Martin campaigns, the clippings show regional tone and dated discourse.
Monkeys to Play in Orchestra at State Fair
Fred Lewis reports from New York on amusements for the Virginia State Fair week of October 9. Ten Dreamland and Steeplechase features, including a complete monkey orchestra, are booked by the Virginia Amusement and Concession Corporation led by George E. Governator. Also spotlight acts like the Sinking of the Maine and the Old Mill. Harness racing will feature J. T. Dodge’s stable, signaling a top field of horses from Middletown, New York.
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Richmond
Fred Lewis
State Fair Association
New York
Mutual
Comey Island
Coney
Lewis
Virginia Amusement and Concession Corporation
J. T. Dodge
Middletown
N. Y
Two Italians Killed in Shooting Affray near Perth Amboy
Two men, August Patry and Gus Dunnall, were shot dead in an affray on the Italian quarter’s edge of Perth Amboy New Jersey. Frank Dunnall was badly wounded and hospitalised. Marino Berino, a quarrel participant, is missing as police hunt him.
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Perth Amboy
N. J
Speciel
August Patry
Gus Dunnall
Frank Dunnall
Marino Berino
Berino
Four Blind Men Walk Thirty Miles From Wilmington to Philadelphia
Four blind men traversed thirty miles from Wilmington to Philadelphia in eight hours with a forty minute lunch stop at Chester. They faced no trouble dodging traffic and remained undisturbed by autos, teams, or trolley cars during the long country walk.
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Wilmington
Del
Philadelphia
Chester
Fashion Notes on Beaded Bags and Wide Gowns
Beaded bags in white and black return to favor with fuchsia still popular. Tapestry backstrend, Paria predicts a broad fall for very wide gowns. Ball fringe trims sleeves skirts and tunics. Pink linen in coarse weave appears in current styles.
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Paria
Woman's Department Poopovers and Dye Advice from Globe
Instructions for making pofover style batter with eggs flour milk and butter, then a tomato sauce with mace and white pepper to serve with fish and potatoes. Also a home dye method using sugar or poison to set color in cotton, with anecdotal notes by Bonnie Briar and readers detailing successful color results on various fabric shades.
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Globe
Bonnie Briar
Veal Steaks Guide to Tender, Well-Browned Serve
Beat the veal until tender then broil over hot coals until browned on both sides. Season with salt pepper and butter and serve hot. Make a light gravy by stewing veal bits in hot water with mushrooms and seasonings, then pour over the steak.
Potato Cylinders From Large Potatoes
Pare and parboil ten large potatoes. Use an apple corer to cut out as many cylinders as possible. shells can be mashed. Simmer the cylinders in boiling salted water until tender. Drain and serve with melted butter and chopped parsley.
Layered Orange Pineapple Dessert With Coconut Milk
A recipe describing alternating layers of orange slices and pineapple with grated coconut. Each layer includes finely powdered sugar between and a final pour of a coconut milk mixture seasoned with sugar. The dish begins with oranges and ends with coconut, creating a sweet tropical custard-like dessert.
Fricasseed Potatoes Recipe
Fricaseed potatoes are prepared by boiling, then placing in a dripping pan. Add milk salt pepper and a small lump of butter, using half a pint of milk per twelve potatoes. Bake about 15 minutes in the oven, stirring occasionally to prevent burning. The top should brown lightly.
Whole Tomato Salad
Select fine ripe tomatoes of equal size scald and skin then set on ice until serving. Line a salad dish with lettuce leaves and pile tomatoes in the center forming a mound. Serve individual dishes with mayonnaise dressing.
Bananas Sauted With Lemons And Sherry
Six bananas peeled and slivered, blanched in ice water, drained and sautéed in butter until brown. Add juice of two lemons one quarter cup sherry and three tablespoons powdered sugar. Arrange on hot dish, top with squid and serve.
Halibat a la Flamande Recipe Fragments
Cover the bottom of a baking dish with two tablespoonfuls each of minced onion and celery and one of parsley. Place on this the fish after dusting with a teaspoonful of salt and one-half
Breathitt County reform may end bed deaths in county
If the Breathitt county reform passes, residents could die at home rather than in Louisville. The remark suggests a shift in local mortality patterns tied to policy changes affecting care and living arrangements.
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Breathitt County
Louisville
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Chatham
Preveator College and University
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Samuel T. Heninger
Burkes Garden
S. Galeski Optical Co
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Roanoke
Otto Orkin
American National Bank
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Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
E. A. Saunders’ Cons Co
B W. Gates & Son Co
febvre—Armistead Co
Stokes-Grymes Grocery Co
Everett Waddell Co
Diggs & Beadles
Virginia Bonded Warehouse Corporation
John T. Anderson's Sons
Virginia Hospital
Murphy's Hotel
Lexington Hotel
Ashland
W. S. Tanner Paint Co
Herbert Bumpass
Woman’s Department
Acccel
Ss. P. Hite Company, Toe
Roanoke, Va
W. Ferguson
Troy
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