Favorite Prescription Ad Promotes Women Health
An old notice from Roanoke Virginia touts Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a safe, root based remedy for young women with irregularities. A mother testifies her daughter improved after using the medicine, urging others to seek the treatment via Dr. Pierce's Invalids Hotel in Buffalo New York.
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Roanock
Confesses to Multiple Crimes Tied to 1919 Washington Attacks
William Henry Campbell, jailed in Washington, admits involvement in attacks on four women near Washington last June that sparked race riots. Police say Campbell confessed to the murder of Mrs. Gertrude Harrison Mann. Louis Rapp dall and Forrest sagen serve long sentences for other assaults connected to the case.
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Washington
William Henry Campbell
Gertrude Harrison
Mann
Campbell
Louis_Rapdall
Atlanta
Wilson
Forrest Sagen
Maryland
Bee sting causes manager’s collapse last week
The Winchester Gas manager, identified as J. 5, was driving in the country when a honey bee sting beneath the eye caused his face to swell and the poison to spread through his system. He lost consciousness for a long while and remains greatly affected though improved.
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J. 5
Winchester
Eek
Fawcett and Smithey Wed in Frederick Md Romance
Edison E. Fawcett of Fawcett Gap and Bernie Smithey of Winchester were married on July 28 in Frederick Maryland. The ceremony was conducted by Rev Weightson of the local Methodist Church.
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Edison E. Fawcett
Fawcett Gap
County
Bernie Smithey
Winchester
Frederick, Md
Weightson
The
Methodist Church
Service Held at Wilson Church as Presbyterian Rector Preaches
The Rev. Dr. J. H. Lacy of Winchester's Presbyterian Church preached yesterday at Central Presbyterian Church in Washington. Regular pastor Rev. Dr. James Taylor was away on vacation. The pulpit was filled also by Rev. Dr. W. H. Woods of the city for the morning and evening services.
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J. H. Lacy
Presbyterian Church
Winchester
Central Presbyterian Chi
Washington
Wilson
Lacy
James Taylor
W. H. Woods
Rouss Fire Co Uniforms Available at Hall Monday Night
Uniform trousers and caps can be secured by members at the company's hall Monday night. Apply to uniform committee. Co. D. Brown, Secy. The Misses Miller Gremer and Arnstein have returned to Baltimore after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Peter Feinberg on North Main Street for some time.
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D. Brown
Secy
Miller
Gremer and
Arnstein
Baltimore
Peter. Feinberg
North Main Street
Nerviax Praised By Zanesville Woman For Nerves
Mrs Natta Dingdy of 806 Underwood St Zanesville Ohio says Nerviax eased her nervous troubles kidney liver and stomach issues after four bottles She reports better sleep gained weight and overall improvement Nerviax promoted as a fine medicine at George F Miller's Son store.
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Natia Dingdy
Underwood St
Zanesville
Ohio
George F. Milter
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