New Members on Fair Board Elected to Seat
New members on the board include Bester Cushwa Porterfield Pilkingham and Baker with bids ranging from 156 to 174 dollars. Names such as Cushwa Lakin Corderman and other contributors mark the updated roster as 1921 figures show Clarkson and Yourtes among prior members.
Local entry wins prize at big show
Mrs Fred K Avon of Mie is awarded a silver cup for her entry at the Delaware stock show in Ter New York by the Roe ders Ascoriation. The show last night honors Mrs Allen, with wins in the stack show and other events. Mrs Ren is nominated for an exhibit.
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Weight concepts and health risks noted in fragment
A fragment discusses weight as a body factor, mentioning underweight and health dangers. It references safety and a date 1625, with unclear context and garbled phrasing. The text appears to be a damaged OCR passage lacking coherent structure or full details.
Wise Man Profits From Wife’s Business Intuition
Jan 5 report quotes Judge Graham and others on divorce trends, arguing modern couples succeed by jointly engaging in business. It cites a ship skipper’s earnings rising after his wife became guardian, and notes women’s influence in business reduces conflicts.
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Ineiness
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Woman Ill From Household Chores Thanks Pinkham Medicines
A Covington Kentucky woman writes that illness kept her from housework due to nerve pain and back and abdomen discomfort. After trying Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Blood Medicine plus Sanative Wash she regained strength, stopped being cold, and recommends the remedies to others. She invites letters from other women.
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Go To Church Month Draws Record Hagerstown Attendance
Large Sunday church services reported across Hagerstown as churches mark Go To Church Month. Emmanuel Noethven's reports cite packed attendance at First Christian and Lent Lutheran congregations, with notable crowds at St Marks Lutheran and St John Lutheran. Sunday School totals reached 776 at St Paul United Brethren and 591 at First Christian.
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FL Berry Plumer
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Firat Arethen
St. Marks Lutheran
St. John's Lutheran
Fralist
Sumlay Sericulartendanga
Vera
St Pauly United Beoutren
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