09 Dec 1912
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Newspaper
Rockingham Daily Record
Location
Harrisonburg, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1912
Page
3
An old remedy promotes Wyeth's Sage and Salnhur Hair Remedy to restore natural hair color and prevent shedding. It claims soaps away dandruff and gray hair fade with daily use. Sold by druggists, fifty cents a bottle, agents L. H. Ott Drug Co.
Wooded Woodstock Virginia listing advertises a heading mill in good condition with a new saw attached. H. B. Charman will demonstrate the mill to interested buyers.
Oscola Coffman, farmer and carpenter, collapsed while showing how to fix an automatic road gate on his farm. He had heart trouble and died this morning. He was brother to Edinburg’s Postmaster Coffman and Mrs. Scott VanLear. Survived by wife and daughter Lillie Coffman.
Jurors heard testimony on whether Frazier beat his wife after the baby's birth and if he hid to avoid arrest. Experts exhumed the body and found no bruises, while defense witnesses challenged a key teenage testimony and supported alternative explanations for events after the child’s birth.
Letter from Co C Sheets of Stokesville Va describes using Bear's Emulsion to treat his ill son with pneumonia after returning from Covington. He reports rapid improvement in cough and strength, invites questions, and notes refund policy if not satisfied. Ads list multiple local druggists offering the remedy.
Old hens over four pounds sell for 9 cents per pound. Broilers up to two pounds at 15 cents each. Ducks and geese at 6 cents. Guineas young one and a half to over two pounds at 30 cents. Pat Flaherty named manager of Lynn team in the New England League. Ohio State League may admit Huntington and Charleston to form an eight club circuit next season. International League reports 50 players hit .300 or better. Johnny Kling considers investing in a minor league franchise. Ban Johnson settles libel suit by presenting 1000 buttons to John M. Ward.
Advertises early reservations for apple storage space due to a large crop. Mentions Harrisonburg Ice Carp and invites applications for storage.
In Washington a clash between the Playhouse dramatic club led by Preston Gibson and Mrs. Edson Bradley escalates as she finishes a private Dupont Circle theatre costing $100,000. She plans a December 12 opening with a benefit concert for the Association of the Works of Mercy.
The National Billers and Bill Posters Union will meet in New York on December 2. New Jersey Building Trades Council aligns with the AFLs building trades department. Congress may overhaul the Workingmen's Compensation Act and New York street sweepers seek higher pay. Texas carpenters plan a home for the indigent and disabled. Plumbers and Steamfitters Union grows to about 30,000 members. War praticcal charity labor disburses millions annually in death sick and old age benefits.
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