White Indians Shiver On Snowy New York Arrival
Marguerite and her 13-year-old brother Olo, San Blas Indians from Panama, encounter their first snowfall in New York. Explorer R Q Marsh plans to return the family home after bringing them for scientific study. Marsh and Major John 60 of the Smittanian Institute discuss mutation as the white appearance's origin.
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New York
Basequibo
South America
Marguerite
Eller
Olo
San Blas
R. Q O. Marsh
Amarsh
Ile
Marsh
John 60
Smittaonian Institute
Country will continue their search into history of Indians
A fragment notes ongoing efforts to explore the history of certain Indigenous peoples, signaling continued inquiry and research. The passage hints at a broader study or expedition aimed at uncovering cultural and historical details.
First Hose Company Elects Officers After Major Vote
First Hose Company elected E. Heard as President last night amid one of the heaviest vetoes in its history. E. Kt. Burger and George W. Luther were named vice presidents. Frank N. Fahrney became treasurer and R. F. Kountz secretary. Committees chose R. M. Hays Edward Oswald FP Fahrney Alexander Armstrong and C BE Johnstone. Frank L. Bentz was foreman with assistants H J Behindel Jack Byers Ad tan Buckingham and C FP Norford F Schmidt John Kendal Joe Schindel Roy Haynes as helpers.
Pape's Cold Compound Claims Quick Relief for Colds
An old advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound as safe and pleasant with no quinine or opiates. It promises rapid relief after the first dose and full breakup of the cold by the second and third doses, claiming millions of users and a price of thirty five cents.
Wilson's Letter and School Health Program Report
Wilson's School hosted a health program for parents with a run of activities including meditation, hygiene lessons, songs, and a dramatic skit. A Parent Teacher Association was formed at a post program meeting with officers elected, followed by refreshments and songs. A sledding party on Conocacheague Creek hill drew about fifteen children. evening entertainment continued at nearby homes.
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Arthur Johnson
Lewis Shenk
Charles Gaunders
John McAllister
B.T. Hayman
George Hose
William Roach
George Wiles
John Bowers
Brewer
LeRoy Fockler
B. T. Hayman
Johm Bowers
le Roy Fockler
Conocacheague Creek
Ho Lome
Thomas S. Brewer
Victor Bowers
Helen Cowden
Victor Spickler
Flush kidneys with water and salts to ease dull ache
A noted authority urges drinking a quart of water daily and taking four ounces of Rad Salt from a pharmacy to flush sluggish kidneys. The remedy neutralizes irritating acids, relieves bladder weakness, and may lessen back pain, dizziness, and urinary troubles. yearly physician checks advised.
Shakespeare Lectures on Old Plots at the Library
Rev Dr BP Holsapple reviewed King Lear and The Tempest in a final Shakespeare lecture at the Library, linking Lear to ancient myths and noting Shakespeare faced universal themes. The talk, on a Thursday at 4 46, was part of a series with future dates announced.
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Shakespeare
Holsapple
King Lear
Henry the
King Fear
Lear
Sunday Visit Series Ties Local Families Across Town
Spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Saunders and family. Elmer Geessford from Inesburg visited the Toach family. John Torst of Chariton joined Harry Shank and family. Catherine Needy and Albert McAllister spent Sunday evening with John Grove and family. Thos S Brewer family called on the Shanks at Keedyville. J M Drury, J Rayny, and Horsley returned home after a Cumberland visit with relatives.
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Independence
Charles Barnes
Francia
Elzabeth
Katie Huntzberry
Mill Point
Sarah Ellen Downin
George Hose
Gilbert J
George Fowler
Downsville
David O. Downin
Thos
Brewer
Eader
South Cannon Ave
Hagerstown
Fred Saunders
Charles Saunders
Elmer Geessford
Inesburg
Willam Toach
John Torst
Chariton
Harry Shank
Catherine Needy
Albert McAllister
John Grove
Yarry Shank
Keedyaville
J. M. Drury
Representative of Sousa's Bands to Confer on Concert
A Sousa's Bands representative is due today to meet Prof. Peter Buys about a concert next summer. The visitor will address the Rotary Club on Wednesday. J. W. Emerson of Marlowes, West Virginia, patient at City Hospital in Martinsburg is well known here, visiting his daughter on Dowey Avenue.
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Sousa
Peter Buys
Rotary Club
J. W. Emerson
Marlowes
W. Va
City Hospital
Martinsburg
Emerson
PL ER Nionly
Dowey Avenue
Dr Kilmer Swamp Root Kidney Liver Remedy Ad
A vintage advertisement touts Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a pure vegetable herb medicine for kidney and bladder troubles. It claims no habit forming drugs, emphasizes purity and strength, and offers sample bottles for ten cents with a paper mention. On sale at drug stores in medium and large bottles.
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Kiler
Kiener
Dr. Kimer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Minghamton, N
Foley's Honey and Tar Cough Compound Ad Claim
Mothers demand safe cough remedies free of narcotics and Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound promotes itself as a trusted fifty year old remedy. The endorsement from Mrs. Van Belle in Pearcy Mont supports its effectiveness for a child’s bad cough.
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Safe Fox
Foley
Onre
van Belle
Pearcy, Mont
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