Frederick County Poor Farm inspection underway
The Frederick County Board of Supervisors conducts the annual inspection and inventory of the Parish Farm four miles northwest of Winchester. The report records crops, livestock, sustenance supplies, and inmate living conditions, then filed with the county clerk and certified to the State Board of Charities and Corrections in Richmond. The city of Winchester may participate but has not availed itself, trusting the county’s thorough inspection. The inventory lists grain, hay, dairy, poultry, livestock, bees, and farm products used for inmate sustenance, highlighting near self sufficiency.
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Board of Supervisors
Frederick County
Winchester
State Board of Charities and Corrections
Richmond
Winchester youths receive commissions at Fort Myer drill
Young officers from Winchester and nearby men completed initial training at Fort Myer Virginia earning commissions in the United States Army. They are expected to proceed to duty and may be sent to Petersburg this Friday to drill National Army troops.
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Winchester
United States Army
Fort Myer
National Army
Petersburg
Calotabs Promises Easy Cleanse For Liver And Colon
Advert reads Calotabs as the purified alternative to calomel for biliousness indigestion and constipation. One tablet at bedtime with water purports to cleanse the liver without taste griping or nausea. Sold in sealed packages with twenty doses for thirty five cents and druggists guarantee satisfaction.
Jingle Bill De Buzz Visits Farm Amid Odd Cow Tale
In YSPIELD Virginia on August 22 a local character known as Ole Bill de Buzz or Jingle Bill returns after years away. A cow-jumping joke inspires Jim Guessing to chase a moving corn field tale while neighbors note Bill’s aerial bell signals and passing over the area.
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Fla Yspield
Ole Bill de Buzz
Jingle Bill
Jim
Bill de Buz
Brucetown Community News and Social Visits
Brucetown Virginia updates include Mrs Hen ersley and Thelma back from Bristol Tennessee and visiting sister Mrs O D Lambert. Visitors to Blue Ball Inn include Mrs Charles Hyer and son and others from Baltimore and Maryland. Infantile paralysis prompts Sunday school to limit to adults until quarantine ends. A village church rally is planned Thursday with several speakers.
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Brucetown
Henersley
Thelma
Bristol
Tenn
John Snapp
Hagerstown
Joseph Snapp
Blue Ball Inn
Charles Hyer
Washington
Ray Steers
Egeleston
Rhetta, Reynolds
Baltimore
Maryland
Alma Brady
Charles Brady
Belle McCarroll
Hazel
William McCarroll
Martinsburg
Locke
Wilmington
Del
W. W. Tanquary
Miss Light
A Splendid Tonic Cardui Story From Hixson Tenn
Mrs J B Gadd of Hixson Tennessee recounts years of left side pain and sleepless nights then credits Cardui with curing her after a second bottle. She urges other women to try Cardui as a reliable female tonic for headaches backaches sideaches nervousness and fatigue.
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Cardus
Woodbine and Rest. Bride Ties West Virginia Roots
Miss Jessie Bishop accompanies Mrs. Ralph Whitmore of Rest. in a social note referencing Woodbine arrangements and a bridal connection.
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Woodbine
Jessie Bishop
Ralph Whitmore
Rest
Kernstown Happenings In Brief From Kernstown Virginia
Mrs Cas per Strickler and Mr Elmer Keyser visited relatives in Kernstown with Mr and Mrs G Chrisman of White Post over the weekend Rev and Mrs Zed Copp and Ruth spent a week here with kin Mr R S Smith and family moved into a new pebble dashed house Mrs William Freer and son Robert guest of Mrs John Bright Mrs P W McClane and daughter with Miss Myrtle Carper of Hagerstown Md visit Mrs Annie Lichliter Mrs Samuel Fritz and Miss Blanche Carral of near Wheeling W Va vacationing with Mrs Nannie Turner Miss Viola Cooper a student nurse entered Winchester Hospital Carson Keyser visiting his old West Virginia home Joe Lantz of Montana visiting his parents Sallie Lacy missionary from China spent time with her sister Mrs Alfred.
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Kernstown
Casper Strickler
Elmer Keyser
G. Chrisman
White Post
Zed Copp
Ruth
Philadelphia
R. S. Smith
William Freer
Robert
John Bright
P. W. McClane
Myrtle Carper
Hagerstown
Annie Lichliter
Samuel Fritz
Blanche Carral
Wheeling
W. Va
Nannie Turner
Viola Cooper
Winchester Hospital
Carson Keyser
West Virginia
Joe Lantz
Montana
Mrs. J. Lantz
GORE Picnic Called Off By Paraly sis Quarantine
The Modern Woodmen of America picnic scheduled for Saturday August 25 in Gore has been canceled due to infantile paralysis quarantine. Organizers cite preventive action to stop the spread and to protect residents of Frederick and neighboring counties from large gatherings.
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Woodmen of America
Urcay
Fréderick
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