Rev A B Davis Mother Expires At Wardensville
Mrs. Margaret Davis died at her son Rev A B Daviss home in Wardensville after a 10 day illness. Native of Bunker Hill she was married to John W Davis. Funeral services were held in Wardensville then burial in Bunker Hill. Various local clergy and residents attended the events. The town hosts a summer normal led by Prof J B Blosser attracting students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wardensville
W. Va
Margaret Davis
A. B. Davis
Davis
Bunker Hill
Wagely
John W. Davis
H. C
Knee
Winchester
P. m
Ida Selvers
Bunker, Hill
H. A. Brown
P. E
Romney
Cromer
Tewalt
Mountain Falls
John W
William Pennington
Yellow Springs
Loring
H. W. Baughman
Rio
Thomas Cover, Sr
Mineral Hotel
Tay Oe
Tapsad
Marshall HH
J. B. Blosser
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Quick Digestive Relief
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a fast safe cure for indigestion and dyspepsia. It claims relief in five minutes, neutralizes stomach distress, prevents gases and belching, and strengthens digestion, urging readers to buy a fifty cent case from any drug store.
50 Students Expected At Blosser's Normal
Mr Blosser expects about 50 students from across the state while 26 enrolled on the first day. Mrs W Fred Gore and son Lawrence returned from Front Royal Virginia. John R Riggleman County Court member spent time in town. County Clerk C B Welton was a business visitor. John W Pease and J P McKeever left for Brunswick Maryland to install new machinery in a mill. John W Boon of Rock Oak arrived with his son Homer who will attend the normal. Farmers report work blocked as the earth remains too dry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Fred Gore
Lawrence
Front Royal
John R. Riggleman
C. B. Welton
John W. Pease
J. P. McKeever
Brunstwick
John“ W. Boon
Rock Oak
Hommer
John Hartley
Grubb
Hartley
Miseos
Hilda Perty
Corine Mumaw
Stephens City
Ollie Grim
H. A. Dinges
Lillian M. Lauck
Afton Inn
W. H. Edmondson
Woman credits Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound
Mrs. Thomson of Philadelphia testifies that after six years of severe monthly pain during change of life she found relief using Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She praises the product and urges other women to use it, noting its safety and confidentiality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Philadelphia
J. Pinkham
Lydia R. Pinkham
Cleaning House Cleaning Supplies List
A catalog style list of household chemicals and products includes methaline moth balls red cedar flakes chloride lime carbolic acid copperas sulphur formaldehyde candles insect powder camphor Black Flag insectine Japan Lac wood stains paints in small cans brushes alabastine and related items.
Plow and prepare for corn planting after storms
The ten day rainstorm dried quickly under high winds leaving land ready for cultivation. If the field conditions improve, a large area in the valley will be planted with corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theer
Local residents and visitors mingle in April community notes
The local column lists names and visits across the area from Strasburg to Martinsburg. Mr William Dovel and Luther Williams attend a Saturday event. families move, host relatives, and pay social calls. Church services, plastering, and farming activity frame a snapshot of village life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Dovel
Luther Williams
Automatic Ate Company
Strasburg
Alfred Orndorff
Refuge Church Repairs Nearing Completion in Refuge Va
Refuge Church repair and remodeling near completion. Mr Lowery of near Harrisonburg has bought the farm now occupied. The church will soon be ready for occupancy.
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad System Examined
The Baltimore and Ohio officials led by Third Vice-President A W Thompson and General Manager W Galloway inspect the system to assess needs after moves to expand equipment. Earlier orders totaling about 2 million dollars for freight cars and locomotives, with first deliveries imminent, show ongoing supply. President Willard has closely watched equipment since taking control.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Pennsylvania
A. W. Thompson
Co. W. Galloway
Baltimore Sun
Interstate Commerce Commission
Willard
Baltimore and Ohio Stock Moves Amid Market Swings
Baltimore and Ohio led early gains in New York trading as a freight rate rise boosted its shares. The stock climbed above 78 percent then slipped to 77 percent after Rock Island receivers were named, before recovering to 79 percent by close. Investors remained favorable, seeing strong buying and a high standing for B and O.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio
New York
Rock Island
Torrytown Items Describes Local Church Event and Visits
Mr. John T. Hott and daughter Josephine attended the desiccation of the new church at Inwood along with Miss Edith Newcomb and several others. Miss Josephine Morgan was visiting her aunt Mrs. Morgan who is very sick while Lula Morgan spends the week with her sister-in-law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Hott
Josephine
Edith Newcomb
Laura Ewing
Willat. Adams
John Adams
Inwood
Josephine Morgan
Mrs. Morgan
Lula ‘Morgan
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Annie Grim
Willis
N. Market St
Bark
Kernstown
Strassburg Junction
Lantz, Bowman & Co
Edinburg
McKwee’s
D. W. Milwee
Bell Phone
Oimen
Beason
John Baer
Pape
Mrs. Thomson
Lloyd Carp
F. C. Moulden
Clearspring
John Rubeck
Joseph Feagan Spen
Allen Marshall
Jefferson County
Lucy Broun
Nellie Lupton
Ruth
May
Grace Schlack
Annie Feagan
Byrdie Moulden
Harvey Moulden, Jr
Martin Barbour
Russell
James
Walter Flowerstor
Sting
W. R. Hardesty
Taylor Jefferson
Billie
Martinsburg
W. M. Jefferson
Zombro
L. R. Payne
N. Main St
Wingerter & Jenkins
W. R. Willis
Iain Steerer
Hahn $E Place
A. R. Hee
S. W. N. Bank
Peyton
North Loudoun Streets
N. Loudoun St
Main St
Union Bank of Winchester
North Main Street
Sheppard L
A. J. Melfinee
Mountainalis
Falls
Braddock St
S. Market St
Ini Sale
Market Street
Wm. L. Fultz
Harris Addition
City
Bailey Bros
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad System
Torrytown
J. J. Crabell
Eeeetetet
STAR
Oppo
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Chevrolet
Winchester Auto Sales Co
Main Street
Burpee’s Garden Seeds
Franck Baker & Son
Virginia
Frederick County
Southern
Washington, D.C
John L. Herrell
Rome
Pring Coool
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