Monument to an Apple Recalls Ohio Heritage In 1817
A large crowd gathered near Proctorville, Lawton County, to honor the apple variety known as the "tome Beauty." The first tree was planted in 1817 by Alanson Gillette, growing from a twig his father dismissed. The monument, funded by the Ohio State Horticultural Society, features a large apple-like stone with an inscription about the apple and its history. The article also cites language counts and historical notes on government and literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Procerville
Lawton County
Ole
Proctorville
Alanson Gillette
Ohio
Ohio State Horticultural Society
Dilation of bronchial tubes and serofula overview
The article explains bronchiectasis as dilation of the bronchial passages caused by lung or bronchial diseases such as chronic bronchitis and pneumonia. It describes symptoms like increased and colored sputum, chest pain, fever, night sweats, and loss of appetite, plus treatment ideas including inhaled balsamic oils, creosote tonics, nutritious diet, outdoor living, and potential spontaneous improvement. It also covers serofula or scrofula tuberculous lymph gland disease in children, noting enlarged neck glands, potential surgical treatment, rest, local applications, and X rays as aids.
Thedford's Black-Draught Promoted in East Nashville Ad
Local grocer Mr W N Parsons touts Thedford's Black-Draught as a reliable liver and digestive remedy for sour stomach indigestion and other ailments. Advert says the product cleanses bowels, regulates liver functions, and urges readers to ask for the genuine 22 oz original.
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Nashville
Tean
Thedford
W. N. Pars
Parsons Deser
Alnaya Ask Fox
Norfolk and Western Train Schedule May 29 1921
Norfolk and Western timetable details routes to Bristol Shenandoah Junction Hagerstown Philadelphia New York with connections sleepers dining cars and parlor cars. The notice lists multiple trains including north and southbound services via Roanoke Williamson Winston-Salem and basic connections. Signatories W H Bevil and W C Saunders Roanoke Virginia.
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Shepherdstown
Bristol
Broser Way
al Kornoke
Roanoke
Columbus
Cincinnati
Chicago
Shenandoah
Hagerstown
Shenandoah Junction
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Wan Scy
Jordan & Wysong
Country Homes
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John H Miller
Shepherdstown, W, Va
Martinsburg Business College
James T. Austin
Martinsburg
W. VA
L.A. Amibrose
Shepherdstown, W. Va
GEOG
DR. Eavey
Paton Crown
Porollalnork
LIS
Hagerstowy
Camonthian
Grove Brothers
Hagerstown, Md
Manhattan
van Heusen
Gibson’s
Parker Fountain
Robert Gibson
C. Riely Wm
Riely W. C. Riely & Son
China
W. C. Riely & Son
Charles Town, W. VA
Staunton
Ben Davis
Register Office
M.C
E.D
Cumberland
Alpha Portland Cement
W. H. Knodf Bank Brown Public
Kearneysville
Milley Norristown
America
Robinson Crusoe
Daniel Defoe
John Bunyan
Cervantes
Tower of London
Sir Walter Raleigh
London
James Montgomery
Willian Davenant
Ben Johnean
Gaydiert
Cowes Castle
Leigh Hunt
Rimini
WhiTe
Sailrigg
Mju Tvw
Gude
Guite
Yourdrei
Amwidor
Nancy Taday Varititer
Feu
Wits
Mabey
Tennessee
Norfolk & Western
Crossett
Lawn A
Csomrrr, Inc
North Abington, Main
S.J. Hodges
Shepherdstown, W Va
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