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Newspaper
Shepherdstown Register
Location
Shepherdstown, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1912
Page
2
M P Moller and Co of Hagerstown urges customers to plant cabbage crops from treated seed to avoid rot and aphid trouble. The notice promotes ready cabbages and vegetables, offers mail orders, cash terms, and lists poultry and egg prices. Also advertises flower plants and hardy shrubs for sale.
C R Eillnger reopened a tin shop in the rear of his home on New Street Shepherdstown beside the firemen’s new building. The shop will do roofing spouting guttering and fodicaror. One ea pie manda C.K. saute Reave May 25 1912.
Reed and Myers announce starting business at their elevator on June 20 1912. The firm offers top prices for grain including wheat and corn and will stock coal mill feed salt grass seed and fertilizer. Farmers urged to bring their commodities for sale and supply.
For rent a house on Main street offered by the year or furnished for summer months. Property split to Mrs R C Ringgold of Shepherdstown West Virginia. June 13 1912.
In a rustic Virginia setting, Mary Murray helps guard a young stepmother and infant as a panther stalks the chimney. She uses wit and courage to protect her family, earning respect from her wary stepmother and sealing a bond forged in danger.
A medical explainer defines sprains as torn ligaments or stretched tendons with swelling, while strains describe minor injuries with pain but no swelling. It covers treatment basics such as tight bandaging, cold applications, massage, bed rest, and cautions about neglect leading to lasting joint changes. It also includes a parade of short, unrelated anecdotes and dialogue snippets.
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