Dodson's Liver Tone Promises Safe Liver Help
An advertisement touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a harmless herbal substitute for calomel with claims it cleanses the liver without the sickness and salivation calomel can cause. The copy urges bilious readers to try the product and compare results, noting it costs a few cents and is child friendly. A separate snippet discusses a custody issue in Uxbridge Massachusetts involving Mary Sherrill and Emma Johnson, with police unable to assist and a suggestion to return the child to the mother.
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Podson
Dodson
Yip
Kidney Trouble Warning From Excessive Eating
The ad warns Americans to guard against kidney trouble from rich foods and uric acid buildup. It promotes four ounces of Jad Salts dissolved in water as a daily morning kidney flush to relieve back pain, cloudy urine, and other symptoms, claiming it cleanses and stimulates clogged kidneys.
Colored child seeks new home in city reform appeal
A colored child named Sadie Lawson, and a person listed as AEnee Jemma Johnson, have appealed to officials in this city to locate a suitable home. The notice emphasizes child welfare and custody concerns amid ongoing local inquiries.
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Jemma Johnson
Poliedé
Sadie Lawson
Arjepl
KOTALKO Baldness Cure Advertisement
An advertised baldness remedy by Brittain, Inc offering a product named KOTALKO. The note claims hair regrowth for those losing hair and promises proof of effectiveness, with a price reference and a mail order style offer from New York.
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Brittain, Inc
New York,n. Y
Wedding of Nan Reilly and Charles B Welsh in Harrisonburg
In Harrisonburg a wedding united Miss Nan Reilly and Mr. Charles B Welsh at the Church of the Blessed Sacrament. The ceremony included Maidd of honor Miss Catherine Ay and best man Mr. M ro o Welsh. A breakfast followed at the Reilly home on Virginia Avenue with about forty guests. The couple departed for Baltimore and Philadelphia.
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Winchester
Tr Olock
Church of the Blessed A Sacrament
Harrisonburg
Nan Reilly
Patrick, Reilly
Charles B. Welsh
Catherine Ay
William A. Meredith
Clifton Forge
Miss Sullivan
Pride
Miah
Patrick Reidy
Virginia Avenue
Staunton
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Richard Welsh
Liberty Street
Nan. Keating
Sia W. Reilly
Catherine Sullivan
Washington
Ie Gh A. McGarty
Strasbure
Obituary of John R. Anderson and 1919 meteor sighting
John R. Anderson formerly of Martinsburg died at Weston West Virginia and services are set for Friday at 3 pm with burial at Queen Hill Cemetery. Surviving relatives include his children in Westernport Cleveland Pittsburgh and Martinsburg. A 1919 meteor observed over York England to St Valery France moved at about 33 miles per second with a 74 mile average magnitude.
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John R. Anderson
State Institution
Weston
W. Va
Anderson
Winchester
Martinsburg
Harry Pearrell
Frederick Street
W. S. Gruver
Gueen
Hill Cemetery
Martochies
Andersom
Robert
Westernport
Elmer
Cleveland
Mary Smaltz
Pittsburgh
Pearrell
Martinshapa
Ite
York
England
St. Valery
France
Scientific American
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Etta and
Aguie Grim
Keckley & Shayock
Bi Y Arias
Reet
Tae
CG. P. McVicar
Ational Medical Institute
Adv
Milwaukee
Wis
Wolcott
Miller’s Drug Store
A. An
W. Magruder
N. Main St
Court House
Baker Street
S. C
Nordea
Shery
A. G
Hershman
Sibert & Denny
M. B. Clowe
Denny Clowe Co. Jewelers and Watchmakers
North Main Street
New Cold
Urs
Winchester Cold Storage Co
William Beverley
Calomel
Aenee
Bur Bogarry
Pogrub
Sharles
Miss Reilly
Boy Scout Publicity Bureau
Teeap
Handley Library
Peeiel Ie
State Board of Th
F. BE. Clerk
Id Harding- Davis
Reece
No. 211
SV. A
Kenneth Crowell
Adrian Mason
Erbnest Thomas
George Snyder
Uhurchof
MR. Anderson
Dauber
S. M. Bixby & Co., Inc
New York
Bixby’s ‘Sa Brown
Shu Wite
Aia Ae Union A
Tuc
ABC Saper Electric
Butler & Gray
Wees
T. W. Wood & Sons Seedsmven
Virginia
Ryan & Orndoff
Hodgson & Brown Jewelers
Opticians
Bell
West Water St
Pat
House
Ivon Pike
J. W. Jolliffr
Winchester, Va
Troy Laundry
Water St
Bell Phone
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