Let Behind Apple Blossom Festival Gains in Winchester
Letter to the editor urges Winchester and Frederick County to back an apple blossom festival on May 25 to showcase the Valley of Virginia apple industry. Emphasizes community support, cooperation, and the festival as a potential annual event to boost trade and tourism during bloom time.
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Rhoad Valley
Winchester
Valey
Winke
Frederick County
Cb Valley
Valley of
Virginia
Mr Wadoo’s Eligibility and McAdoo Scrutiny
The piece argues that presidential nominees must present clean hands. It cites Senate disclosures harming McAdoo’s chances, noting fees from Doheny oil interests in Mexico and representation of Morse shipbuilding against the government. It highlights public suspicion of officials.
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Mexico
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McAdoo Under Scrutiny Over Government Service Ethics
The article argues that section 190 of federal statutes bars officers from handling claims against the United States up to two years after leaving government service. It notes McAdoo’s representations before departments within that window, questioning his ethics though not accusing explicit wrongdoing. It cites public concerns about clean government in the upcoming election and acknowledges McAdoo’s abilities alongside alleged associations with corrupt or underhand groups.
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United States
McAdno
McAdoo
Apple Festival Would Crown Winchester Queen of May
The Winchester festival aims to crown the Queen of May with an apple blossom event in spring. It would be the Shenandoah Cumberland fruit district’s first fruit festival, spanning Harrisburg Pennsylvania to Staunton Virginia. The plan envisions a statewide celebration with 1,000,000 trees in bloom and an annual observance showcasing Virginia as a destination for fruit lore.
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Winchester
Shenandoah-Cumberland
Harrisburg
Staunton
Virginia
Georgia
Washington
Bright Baby Girl Helped by Vegetable Compound Story
Mrs. Robert Price of Scootac Pa. says she suffered work related pains and bed days until Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helped her. She reports improved health before and after birth and credits the medicine with a happier home. A country wide canvass shows 98 of 100 purchasers benefited.
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Pinkham
Robert Price
Lockhaven
Lydia EK. Pinkham
Tariff Myth Refuted by Ohio State Journal Editorial
The Ohio State Journal criticizes protectionist tariffs for wheat, noting falling prices after a duty increase and urging Europe to expand imports. It argues American farmers benefit from lower import costs and a larger foreign market, warning farmers are being misled by the tariff myth and drifting toward the Democrats.
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Ohio State Journal
State Journal
The
Europe
Reading Ads Sells In Town Say Populist Verses
A playful piece extols newspaper ads over news stories praising the value of advertised goods from lids to real estate. The narrator notes readers save money and discover prized items by perusing ads, lamenting those who skip the classifieds for broader world coverage.
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Pete
Kelly
New York
Chamberlain Cough Remedy Offer Sealed in Postal Card
A reader is invited to mail name and address with 5 cents and this card to Chamberlain Medicine Co Des Moines to receive a sample of Chamberlain Cough Remedy touted for coughs hoarseness bronchial symptoms and throat irritation. The notice emphasizes it as a salve suggested for family use and claims broad effectiveness.
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Chamberlain Medicine Co
Chamberlain
Divides Estate Among Five Sons in Clarke County
Probate proceedings in Clarke County divide Otho J. Hardesty estate between five heirs. Walter C. and Roger S. Hardesty receive a 100 acre Berryville Pike farm. Holmes J. and Walter C. Hardesty named executors with $20 000 bond. Will dated January 31 1923 witnessed by Lynch Reardon Bryarly. Mr Hardesty died in Winchester.
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Tip
Spout Spring
Clarke County
Walter C
Roger S. Hardesty
Hugh F
Roger Fi
Hardesty
Berryville Pike
Roger S
Stanley L
Holmes J. Hardesty
Holmes J
Walter C. Hardesty
M. M. Lynch
James P. Reardon
Henry R.bryarly
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Magruder's Plant Nursery Ad Buys 100000 Cola Frame Cabbage
An old notice from Magruder's Plant Nursery at 619 N Main St advertises large stock of cola frame cabbage and other seasonal vegetables. The ad lists date 4 18 and emphasizes bulk plant availability for customers in spring.
Notice to Milk Dealers May 1 Licenses 1924 25
Notice to milk dealers that milk licenses for year 1924 25 are due by May 1. Licenses may be obtained at the office of the Milk Inspector in Rouss City Hall. Dr Fred Boland is identified as the milk inspector.
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Rouss City Hall
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