Doan’s Kidney Pills Endorsement From Winchester User
Win chester residents speak in favor of Doan’s Kidney Pills. Miss Julia Jenkins of 1158 S Main St says the remedy relieved back pain after few doses and she recommends it to others. Price 60 cents at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo N Y.
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Doan
Winchester
Julia Jenkins
Main St
Dean
Miss Jenkins
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Plan to Meet Industrial Distress Promoted by H Raynor Green
H Raynor Green of Windsor suggests to President Wilson a program to mobilize all able bodied men aged 16 to 50 not in military service for farm work. Farmers would be paid 2 per day, raising three billion dollars and relieving labor shortages. Automobiles would transport workers. each man would work ten days per year.
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H. Raynor Green
Winchester
Wilson
United States
Green
Despondent Man Rexrode Ends Life Near Fort Seybert
Gienna Rexrode thirty years old of Pendleton county W V a hanged himself at his home near Fort Seybert after a visit to a physician found him absent from his office He left a family including his father Edward Rexrode three brothers Kenny Wade and Barry Rexrode and a sister Ottie Rexrode He was a Lutheran Church member.
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Harrisonburg
Gienna Rexrode
Fort Seybert
Pendleton County
W. Va
Rexrode
Edward Rexrode
Kenny
Wade
Barry Rexrode
Miss Ottie Rexrode
The
Lutheran Church
Clarke Worthington Weds Miss Harrison in Staunton
Announcement cards report the marriage of Miss Rose Beverley Harrison daughter of Judge George Moffitt Harrison Staunton to Clarke Worthington Staunton. The ceremony was held April 18 at the bride's home with Mrs. James Quarles of Louisville as matron of honor and ribbons by Emily Kent Timberlake and Bell. Best man was Mr. Atkinson of Staunton. The wedding draws Virginia society interest.
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Rose Beverley Harrison
George Moffitt Harrison
Staunton
Clarke Worthington
James Quarles
Louisville
Emily Kent Timberlake
Bell
Atkinson
Virginia
Town Now Quiet After Big Riot in Staunton
Staunton Virginia peace restored after arrival of T and K company detail at noon Monday. Two troops remain on patrol in Deerfield and at Augusta Wood Products Corporation. Twelve Bulgarian strike leaders sent to Millboro for pay off and advised to seek other work.
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Staunton
Deerfield
Augusta Wood Products Corporation
Millboro
Preaching at Round Hill April 26 Fifth Sabbath
There will be preaching at Round Hill on April 26 at 11 a.m. Special collection for the Presbyterian orphanage in Lynchburg Virginia. Alfred Jones signs the notice.
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Round Hill
Airlock
Presbyterian Orphanage
Lynchburg
Alfred Jones
Do We Want the Chautauqua Back
We urge support for Winchester chautauqua to benefit from music lectures and moral uplift, urging patrons to attend considerately and guarantors to continue backing the program, claiming it enriches the town and should not fail for lack of cooperation.
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the Star
Winchester
Handley Library
Four Fold Benefit Hood Sarsaparilla and Pepticon Pills
Physicians use combinations when single medicines fail to achieve results. Hood Sarsaparilla cleanses impurities from blood while Peptiron Pills provide a strong iron tonic. Taken before and after meals they offer prompt, permanent benefits and are economical and pleasant.
Independent tobacco makers seek 12 cent tax raise per pound
Washington reports independent tobacco manufacturers urge Congress to raise war revenue taxes to 12 cents a pound on chew, snuff, and smoking tobacco from 8 cents, forecasting about 17 million dollars extra yearly. They oppose 16 cent McAdoo plan citing price hikes. Cigarette makers back 40 percent rise for 15 million dollars. Cigar makers expect an 8 million dollar annual boost.
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Washington
Congress
McAdoo
Uncle Sam
American Fruits Grow Well in Chill for Peaches and Pears
The article notes Chu and American varieties of peaches and pears thrive in chilly conditions along with small fruits. It highlights suitability for cultivation and possible regional advantages for growers.
Virginia Women Support National Food Garden Campaign
Virginia Equal Suffrage League members pledge unflagging support to the National Emergency Food Garden Commission. Under Mrs D M Taylor they provide local league presidents and devote their efforts to boost garden production for civilians and the military.
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Wiashington
Virginia Women of the Equal, Suffrage League
National Emergency Food Garden Commission
D.M. Taylor
State Suffrage Agriculture Committee
Virginia
Commission
Union
League
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Claim and Reward
One hundred dollar reward offered for an incurable case of catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Medicine, used for 35 years, is advertised as the reliable remedy. It claims to act through the blood to cleanse mucous surfaces and heal diseased parts, with promised health improvements after short use. Testimonials are sent free by F J Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio, sold to all druggists for 75 cents.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Patriots Ignore Advice In War Time Appeal
President Wilson urges universal service and condemns profiteering by middlemen who handle foodstuffs raw materials and manufactured goods. He calls for efficient disinterested service and insists the country expects timely shipments and fair pricing to support the war effort.
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Wilson
Universal Service
Local Grocer Buys Potatoes at 2 a Bushel in Chambersburg
The Chambersburg Public Opinion notes a grocer paid a farmer 2 a bushel for potatoes delivered to the store and sold them at 3 a bushel the next day. The item questions price controls and cites a request to the Senate for fixed minimum and maximum food prices.
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Picroth
aAgriculture
Houston
Senate
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York
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New York
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Washinkion
U.S. Dept. Agriculture
Boone County
Puleyries
Burpee
Fred S. Boyd
Main and Water
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WAR Relief Society
Frederick
County
War Relief Society of Virginia
Frances Peyton Page
L. Hook
Gore
Chas. A. Ford
Front Royal
Carl Cather
North Braddock St
Middletown
Ernest McDonald
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E. A. Horsey
Shannon
Market St. Od Este
S. Market St
W. I. Harbaugh
Stephens City
Catlin Co
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Washington, D. C
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N. Wolfe Street
Baltimore
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Cargil Star Office
Chambers‘ville
Thos. Lamp
Court House
J. H. and
L. A. Lamp
Boyce
M. L. P. Reed
T. B. Stephenson
Lawrence McK. Boyd
Adam Forney
Sergt
Admi
Wyndham
Boyce, Va
Miss Harrison
H. K.green & Bro
Brussels
Axminster
Brussells
Ingrain
Moling
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Footer’s Dye Works
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