Quote praises Chamberlains Tablets for stomach trouble
D. F. Parmeter of Cridersville Ohio says the tablets strengthened digestion relieved headaches and eased constipation after ten years of use. He happily recommends them Miss Helen Waters arrives in town for a visit to her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs G C Miller at their North Washington street home.
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Chamberlain
D. F. Parmenter
Cridersville
Ohio
Helen Waters
Washington
G. C. Miller
North
Washington Street
Tomb of Lee draws over a thousand visitors monthly
At Lee mausoleum in the Washington and Lee Chapel visitors from across the nation view the recumbent Leon statue by Valentine and inspect General Lee's preserved study. Mrs. C. B. Tate, appointed by the Virginia Division of the Daughters of the Confederacy, oversees the mausoleum’s historian role.
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Lexington
Lee
Washington & Lee University
C. B. Tate
Virginia
Daughters of the Confederacy
Leon
Valentine
Washington and Lee Chapel
General Lee
the Dee
Washington and Lee University
Lee Mausoleum
Pulaski, Va
Lydia E. Pinkham Vegetable Compound Praised
A testimonial from Mary Jane House of Coffeen Illinois extols Lydia E. Pinkham Vegetable Compound as helping her sufferings from four years of illness. She credits the remedy with restoring her ability to work and improving her health and energy. The ad promotes the product's herbal ingredients and invites others to use it.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Mary Jane House
N. 12Th Street
Coeeieenibs Il
Lydia
Wrenaee Co
Turner Case Is Appealed in Federal Court
William Turner, a Black man from Alexandria, faces an appeal of his murder robbery trial. Legal action questions evidence admitted after a death and seeks a new trial as the Circuit Court of Appeals schedules arguments, with Turner held in Henrico County jail awaiting further proceedings.
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William ‘Turner
Moore
Waddill
Turner
Washington Thia
Rial
Segro
Miss Clarke
Henrico County
Fter
Winchester
Home for Handley School teachers found at Hunter residence
The former home of Major Robert W. Hunter at Washington and Cork streets has been leased for Handley School teachers who live away from the area. The house will be available September 1 and managed by Miss Lily D. Maphis, a former Winchester Memorial Hospital staffer.
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Robert W. Hunter
Washington and
Cork Streets
Handley School
Lily D. Maphis
Winchester Memorial. Hospital
Rock Hil
Commodities case appoints commissioner for Emma Kohlhausen heirs
Virginia court orders commissioner to determine real and personal property heirs residents and minors of Emma Kohlhausen, arrange distribution of funds, assign attorney fees, and report further matters. Notice to interested parties via Winchester Star publication. hearing set August 26 at 34 Rouse Street Chester, Va. before commissioner Russell Gat.
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Emmahousen
James
P. Reardon
Emma Kohlhausen
Winchester Star
Tenote M
Rouse Eet
Chester
Russell
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