The Story of Waitstill Baxter
An excerpt follows Waitstill and Patty after a church service, as they walk the grounds and visit the Baxter family graves. The scene recalls shared memories, family tensions, and the fragile bonds between siblings amid unresolved longing and social expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry
Philip
Patty
Mark
Boston
Waitstill
Academy
Baxter
Evan Cleve Manders
Edgewood
Waltstill
Walty
Woman Praises Lydia E Pinkham Compound In Personal Testimony
Richmond Pa woman credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health after nervous troubles and insomnia. The testimonial cites improved sleep, nerves, and overall vitality, and the ad urges others to try the remedy.
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Richenond
Lydia
Pinkhar
Rundune
Lydia Elbar
Mrs. Rank
Richmond
Lydia E.pinkham
Pinkham
Lydia Ei
Pink
Ham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Riverbore Village Labor and Local Gossip
In Riverbore, town residents sway between pride and critique as Annies Franklin faces public disdain and Patty Ubiond extends a cordial welcome. The piece recalls a community ahead of a July farm season, detailing labor in fields, the roles of Lawyer Wilson and Deacon Baxter, and the social dynamics among Tyury Boynton, Mark Wilson, and local workers during harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annies Franklin
Hier
Patty Ubiound
Tvory Boynton
Wilson
Vali
Mark
Banda
Deacon Baxter
Mark Wilson
Nevell
Tyury Boynton
Mary
New England
Liors
Trory
Ivory
Ivors
Dean's Kidney Pills End Kidney Pain in Clarksburg
A testimonial from Henry Alta Vistz of Clarksburg West Virginia praising Dean's Kidney Pills for curing back rheumatic pains and kidney distress. The ad claims frequent night trips, sediment in urine, and improved health after use. Price listed as 30 cents with offer to all deniers and prescription to ask for the remedy. Foster Milburn Co. is named as the manufacturer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Henry Alta Vistz
Clarksburg
W. Va
Steen
Dogn
Mr. Baler
Foster-Milbury Co
Propa
Bumalo
N. Y
aAdys
National Tuberculosis Association Opens Year With Growth
Washington May 7 The National Association for the Prevention of Tuberculosis opens its fourth annual meeting under Dr Charles J Watfold Philadelphia reporting ten years of work. More than 4500 local agencies operate, with federal state and local funds totaling around 100 million dollars supporting anti tuberculosis efforts and open air schools. The Red Cross seal drive is projected to top 4 3 million in sales, a ten percent gain over last year, with new programs expanding in South Carolina Ohio and South Dakota.
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Washington, D. C
Association
Charles J. Watfold
Philadelphia
Doudysielide
Qualeria and Hospitale
Asi
Bonide
Catingl Iay
Raport
Juttinia
Red Crowe
Christina
South Carolina
South Dakota
National Tuberculosis Association Opens Twelfth Meeting
Washington May 7 Leaders in the anti tuberculosis movement gathered for the opening session of the tenth annual meeting of the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis President Willton was expected to discuss progress over the past decade The agenda included consideration of an advisory council on employee medical examinations and regular industrial inspections to aid prevention efforts across large corporations and industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Compalko Front
United States
National Association For the Study
Tee
Witton
Chipago
Imertens Portales
Tuberculosis Association Plans National Conference Agenda
The meeting will cover childhood infection prevention and care, pre natal issues, and school health, with case discharge handling from tuberculous sanatoria. Reports will include pneumonia experiments, cattle immunization attempts, and new treatment methods like artificial pneumothorax. Dr. John H. Lowman of Cleveland chairs the association. Theodore B. Sachs of Chicago leads the clinical section. Louis Hamman of Baltimore the advisory council. Paul Lewis of Philadelphia the pathological section. and R. H. Biastop of Cleveland the sociological section.
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New York
Philadelphia
Amon
John H. Lowman
Cleveland
Theodore B. Sachs
Chicago
Louly ¥. Hamman
Baltimore
Paul Lewis
RH. Biatop
Local Socialists Adopt War Resolutions
The May Day convention of Clarkebure Socialists endorses a plank opposing the war and condemns private gunmen and corporate coercion in Colorado and West Virginia. It calls for federal and international legislation to abolish private armies and ends by denouncing war as anti human brotherhood.
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Colorado
Rockefeller
West Virginia
West Virginia, Whether In ‘Trinised
Clarksburg
Bodalinte
Clarkebure
Human Brotherhood
Ieee
United States
Mexico
Service increase request filed for route expansion
Conglomerate Rutherland filed an application to increase service on three routes from Markine, Pendleton, to Cra Bottom, Va, outlining expanded passenger and freight operations. The May 1 filing details revised timetable and pricing, seeking regulatory approval.
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Washington
Congramgian
Rutherland
Aetuail Foute Fom Mrarkiin
Pendleton
Cra Bottom
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Nusbaum
W. Main St
Alberta
Berg
Chiesco
Canada
Westar
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BLAND
DNLG
Chad
Chamberlain
Lee & Parr Hardware Co
SMW
Pike Street
Kate Douglas Wiggin
Kar Donattss
Widaine
Wally
Tim
Bush
Walt
Rou
Dad
Lydia E. Pinkham
Marquis Wilson
Marie
Pattyn
Annabel Franklin
Younty
Wiltone
Botton
Su Andalle
Domouth
Annabel
Franklin
Menta
Filgewood
Patty Baxter
Bilan Wilton
Band Ib
Beattie
Honolulu
Bromo Ouinine
Wirensyer
Simmon’s Plumbing Free West PK Strert
Darksberg
National Association
Pictorial Review
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Pete Mia
Titan
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