Eyesight Benefit from Charles Lincoln Smith Consultation
Public awareness notices promote free eye consultation by Charles Lincoln Smith, refractive specialist, at the Artington Hotel Annex. He offers Monday Tuesday and Wednesday sessions this week with fixed hours for urgent cases including blurred vision dizziness neuralgia and cataract symptoms. Appointments and directions are provided for privacy and accessibility.
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Charles Lincoln Smith
Grater
Washington
Apella
Charles Amenia South
New York
Artington Hotel
An-nex Corer
Vermont’ Avenue
Vermont Avenues
Retired Officer Credits Doctor for Saving Sight
Col Tweedale, longtime Washington official, praises Charles Linain Smith for restoring his vision after a serious eye condition. He credits Smith’s new method and perseverance with permanent improvement and states confidence in the doctor’s ability to continue aiding others.
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Jopné Tweedale
Renate
Vol Tweedale
Washington
Tamy Yous
Thesn
Wwosara
Iguing
Commission
Chattanooga
Bel Twerdal
Col Trerdall
Charles Cancelu
Ila
Fon Slamees
Grief and shock threaten sight in Bohn family tale
A long obituary like narrative recounts how sudden bereavement and severe distress affected the Bohn family. It follows W E Moser & Son employee Bylon and nephew Kakry Hbagland, a press figure, then Joseph Bohn Sr and Jr through funerals and accelerating illness.
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Bylon
W. E. Moser & Son Company
Mbiecka
Jonior Ronn
Joseph bin
Om Charles Lincoln Staith
Arlington
Bonn
Charles Lincoln
May Increase Kensington Tax Rate for Electric Debts
A bill may be introduced in the county legislature to raise Kensington town tax from 4 to 5 cents per 100 dollars to fund electric street debts. The proposed amendment to the town charter would require voter approval before taking effect, and current revenues are about 1,400 dollars. The measure targets infrastructure financing and would need a town vote.
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Wrahington Post
Roskville
Itty
Kensington
Thia County
Justice Dalton among Merrimac survivors in Norfolk profile
Long obituary style piece highlights Justice Andrew J. Dalton as a famed Norfolk figure and one of four Merrimac crew survivors. It notes his Confederate veteran status, public service as a peacekeeper, and daily work reading warrants. It also features endorsements of Charles Lincoln Smith eye care from Mrs H Butts and others.
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Iman
Norfolk
Andrew
J. Dalton
Justice Dalton
Andrew J. Dalton
Oes
Merrimac
Jfe
Lake
E. V. Whits
Portsmouth
Bix
Thora
Pickett- Buchanan
Vaterans
Uha
Willamn Atreet
Justica
Balton
Chaylea Lincotn-Smith
Charles Lincoln Smith
Army
Virginia Primaries Measure Targets Fusion in Elections
Report from Richmond dated January 13 describes the Byrd plan to govern elections, with a coalition of officials endorsing a bill to end fusion and require primary judges be chosen from party lists. The measure ties voting eligibility to prior party loyalty and proposes creating a 2 tax commission to study conditions with Dr Doug B. Freeman as advisor. The session also addresses a ban on marriages of alcohol or drug users, with strict age and health requirements for both parties.
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Washington
Richmond
W.d.payton
Stefford
James'Iienge
Asvillar
Byrd
Mann
Doug
Freeman
Charles V. Carrington
Anma
Norfolk County
Virginia
House
Bondes
Senate
House of Representatives
House of Delegates
Charles Lincoln Smith Promises Fair Vision Charges
In our city Charles Lincoln Smith claims his eye care charges are affordable for all walks. He advertises a free consultation over the next three days and asserts his methods and prescription glasses are superior to other eye doctors. A satisfied patient endorses his care, saying he does exactly what he promises and improves vision.
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Charles Lincoln Smith
Charles Lincoln ‘Smith
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Charles’ Lincoln Smith
Smith
Embezzlement Charge Stirs Greensnore Case
Justice Collins finds probable cause in the embezzlement case of Frank Wineskie charged with stealing from the Standard Mirror Co. Bond set at 5000, with Wineskie detained under guard at a local hotel. Defense seeks habeas corpus to challenge magistrate jurisdiction.
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CM. Conk
National Bank of Lulington Closes Doors Amid Voluntary Liquidation
National Bank of Lulington in Hamett county shuts down with President Nelson and Cashier Mra M P Hired listed as voluntary liquidators. No details on financial condition. bank to cease business until the comptroller investigates. Capital $5,000, deposits around $1,000, loans and discounts $450,000, surplus $1,000. Third bank in Hamett county to close in six years.
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Hamett County
Raleigh
N. C
Nelson
Mra. M. P
National Bank of
Thia
Harnett County
Inet
County Courthouse Burned in Logan West Virginia
Fire at Logan county seat destroyed five Logan businesses and the county courthouse. Loss estimated at 360000 dollars with limited insurance coverage. Major structures include Minor’s department store the county courthouse Moregatle Company theater Johns on Mercantile Lanham Plumbing Company.
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Logan
W. Va
Huntington
Sin Minor
Logan County
Here
Minor
Moregatle Company
Ter Theater
W. B. Johnison's,merchandise Company
Lanham Plumbing Company
Cumberland YT Five Defeats Meyersdale Broadway Club
The Central YMCA team from Cumberland defeated the Broadway Athletic Club of Meyersdale, Pa., 82 to 23 at the Central Gymnasium Cumberland on January 13. The first half showed 23 to 6 as the locals led, with Meyersdale improving in the second half to 17 points while the YMCA tallied 10 more. Col Robert E Lee of Washington DC was announced to speak at Salisbury July 4, and a fire in Rising Run Md destroyed a barn, wagon shed, 30 head of sheep, 3 horses, 4 cattle, farm machinery and crops. Insurance will cover losses.
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Broadway ‘Athletic’ Club
Meyersdale
Washington Post
Cumberland
Central
Christian’ Associasion
Broadway Athletic Club
Central Gymnasium
R. E. Lee
Salisbury
Sallabury
N. C
North Carolina
Robert E. Lee
Washington, D. C
Saliabury
Les
Hubert E. ‘ Lee
South
Warrideloe
Rising Run
John Taylor
Oes
Virginia Obituary Notices From Various Cities
Norfolk dispatch reports the death of Goblaborough M. Serpell, 74, general superintendent of the Norfolk district of the Atlantic Coast Ling Railway. Charlottesville notes Bettie D. Schneider, 42, dying suddenly from a stroke. Mary A. Watkins, widow of T. L. Watkins, dies at home near Campbells at age 62, with funeral arrangements pending. Fredericksburg announces the death of Mrs. M. M. Mays, formerly of Stafford, in Washington, age 52. Salem records D. Gloson Armstrong burial after illness. Leesburg reports Julia Allison, 66, dies at son-in-law John Dunn’s home near Leesburg with services held today. Cemetery services and local notices accompany these obituaries across Virginia towns.
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Norfolk
Goblaborough M.serpell
Atlantic Coast Ling Railway
Charlottesville
Atre
Béttie D. Schneider
Auddenly
Estes Street
Thomas and
Sallie J. Murray
Charter Schneider
Cay
Charles Murray
Mary
Watkins
T. L. Watkins
Campbells
This County
Lewi- Tord
Louisa County
Fredericksburg
M. M. Mays
Stafford County
Thin
City
Gweng
Washington
Jacob Goldsmith
A. O. Mays
Salem
D. Gloson Armstrong
Leesburg
Jen
Julia Allison
Jobn Dunn
Selma Forts
Leenbirg
Allison
John Dunn
Union -Getas- Lory, Leedinng
Navy officer wedding links to air testing work
The wedding united Rev. John A. Reagers D and Mrs Rodgers as parents to the groom with Mrs Greiner, bride’s mother, present. The groom, Willeque, will continue air field testing in San Diego Cal., with no plans to leave aviation.
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Washington
John A. Reagers
Rodgers
Greiner
Eleyt- Rodgers Willeque Alto
San Diego
Cal
Predicts motorless flier by Wright brothers breakthrough
Edward C Huffaker, once linked to Langley, predicts the motorless aeroplane will become the future mainstay of travel. He says the Wright brothers will solve the problem of navigation without engines, noting success hinges on mastering the art once hidden as with the turkey buzzard.
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Edward C. Huffaker
Washington
Bulstot
Edward . C. Huffaker
Huffaker
Langley
Smithsonian Institution
Huttaker
Tin Wrieht Brothers
Virginia Bar at Banquet Dinners Discuss Annexation Plans
The Bar Association of the Fifteenth Virginia circuit held its annual meeting and dinner at the Hotel-Rammel in Alexandria. Officers elected included Nicol as president and Randall Gaten Jr as secretary. Speakers touched on annexation of nearby Alexandria and Fairfax counties.
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C.E. Nicol
Alexandria
Hotel-Rammel
Washington Post Hurhau
King Birect
Bar Association
Sifteenth Judicial Circuit
Virginia
France L. Smith
Nicol
Prince William County
James R. Caton
Alexand Arpla
Charten Touse
Alecandria
Thomas H. Keith
Iatrfax
Sinclair
Prince’ Wiltant
Robey D., Brombuck
Randall Gaten, Jr
R. Vernon Tord
Fairfax
Falrfan
R. Walton Moore
Fairfax County
Capt
Crandal Mackey
Commonwealth
Alexandra
J. K. M. Norton
C. . Nicol
John M. Johnson
James E. Clemente
George H. Rucket
Alexandria County
Belief Hook and Ladder Company
J. H.zrimyer
F. C. Spinks
A. H. Smoot
E. Stuart Smith
John Waidey
Frank Benn
R. M. Latham
Charles F. DeMoll
E. C. Wilde
Latham Hap
Ler
Wee
Salem Returns to Norfolk
Norfolk Va Jan 19 Severe cold disrupts Chesapeake Bay navigation as thick ice forms on rivers and triateries. Salvesen reports damaged cruiser Salem to Norfolk instead of New York. Heavy seas drive ships to harbor. many vessels tied up or unable to move. Wary weather persists today.
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Norfolk
Chesapeake Bay
Hampton
Harhor
Navy
Salem
New York
Young Mother Dies by Suicide in Clay Hill Home
At Clay Hill near Green Castle Maryland Mrs Clyde Shrader aged 29 committed suicide by swallowing nearly two ounces of carbolic acid. She informed her husband after taking the poison. Neighbors and two physicians failed to revive her and no cause was assigned. She leaves a husband and three children.
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Apedal
Hagerstown
Clyde Shrader
Clay Hill
Wear Greencastle
Shrader
Cascaret Advertised Cure All Headaches and Toxins
A dubious medical pitch warns that headaches arise from torpid liver and fermented waste in the bowels and warns against pills. It promotes Cascaret as a solution that purges poisons, cleanses the intestines, and restores health, claiming it improves work and vitality.
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Sega
Montis
London Chaplain Clears Way To Invalidate Marriages
London January 15 A church marriage in Degal faced upheaval as Rev Hugh Chapman sought legal advice after a couple asked to omit the word obey from the service. The ruling could affect many ceremonies though the couple proceeded after signaling their objections. The chaplain hopes an amended service will allow blessings without causing offense to worshippers.
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London
Degal
Hush Chapman
Capel Royal Savoy
Una Dugdale
Dugdale
Viscount Feel
Victor T. Duval
Hugh Chapman
Miss Dugdale
Duval
Knox Seeks $100000 Cut In Boundary Survey Funds
Secretary of State Knox asked Congress via the Treasury to trim the Alaska Canada United States boundary survey estimates by 100000 dollars. Engineers report reduced difficulties in remote districts allow a smaller project cost. Also brief notices include a Wilmington man dying on the eve of his wedding and Bristol caucus nominates Judge Joseph L. Kelly for Bristol corporation court vacancy.
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Barley
Louis C. Barley
Alexanddra Corporation Court
Richmond
Jdge Barley
C. Lee Moore
Roswell Donohue
Fairfax
Alexandria
Moore
Col
Morton Marye
Congress
State Knox
Treasury Department
Alaska
Canada
United States
Plebes Bristol
Washington Post
Bristol
Joseph L. Kelly
Democratic Legislative Caucus
Conporation Court of
Kelly
World Sugar Inquiry Examines Global Conditions
The House sugar investigating committee began a global study of sugar conditions. WW Willett of New York analyzed government publications on sugar, explained the Cuban reciprocity agreement, and calculated a 177 cent per hundred weight benefit to American consumers while Cuban planters and refiners gained 16 cents. He described a three corner tariff debate among Republicans, Democrats, and the witness, arguing the protective tariff sustains the industry and keeps prices higher than if the tariff were removed.
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House Sugar Investigating Committee
WW. R. Willett
New York
Sest
Willett
Italian Lose In Battle Over Turkish Parliament Reversal
Italian officers sending letters from Tripoli and Cyrenaica report heavy Italian losses near Derna and fierce fighting with Turkish and Arab allies as engineers work on aqueducts. In Constantinople the constitutional amendment bill is rejected, dissolving parliament appears likely as government fails to muster votes.
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Rome
Invadge
Tripoli
Cyrenaica
Italy
Derna
Constantinople
Chamber of Deputies
Miftan
Ang Sigeares
de Te
Folk and Clark Fight Over Missouri Convention Date
Widening rift between Folk and Clark camps as Missouri Democrats set February 20 for the state convention in Joplin. Folk backers demand March, calling the move a snap convention. League supports Folk, vows to fight to the last ditch while Clark allies push for early indorsing and extensions to other state gatherings.
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St. Louis
Sp Thamp Clark
Joseph W. Folk
Missouri
Democratic State Committee
Joplin
Clark
Urdson
Missouri Democratic League
League
Colt files appeal in mail fraud case at Supreme Court
Cleatt C. Colt convicted in Jackson County Miasoori seeks Supreme Court review claiming trial errors in admitting testimony about his earlier similar business under other names in New York Indianapolis and Jersey City. Alderman to Speak at University Founders Day address set for February 2 at Charlottesville and Philadelphia events noted.
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Cleatt C. Colt
Jackson County
Miasoori
Supreme Court of the United States
Colt
New York
Indianapolis
William D. Clyde
Jersey City
Alderman
Pennsylvania
Charlottesville
Edwin 4. Alderman
University of Virginia
University of Pennsylvania
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