Woman recovers using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
A testimonial from Mrs Pat Maser of St Paul Minnesota praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relieving worn out feelings and back pain. The letter asserts improved health and ability to work with no pain, urging others to consider the remedy despite differing experiences with other ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Minn
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pat. Maser
Winslow St
Sst
Paul
Winchester excursion delay blamed on faulty phone service
Mr Cornwell writes to explain why passengers on a Winchester and Western Railroad Camp meeting excursion were held up nearly an hour at Paper Mill Junction returning to Winchester. He cites delayed orders from the Baltimore and Ohio dispatcher, delayed by a reportedly out of order Junction phone, forcing a trainman to walk two miles to reach the station for communication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
Winchester
Winchester and Western
Baltimore and Ohio
Paper Mill Junction
B. and O
Bell
Central
Richmond Officers Barred From Prohibition Conviction Fees
Richmond Virginia August 22 1922 Col William M Myers director of public safety announces policemen will not claim state law fees paid for prohibitions violations and convictions. Myers warns the rule may tempt corruption and cites Norfolk where officers allegedly traded in conviction bonus features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
William M. Myers
Director of Public Safety
Colonel Myers
Norfolk
Claims Speed Trap Actually Exists
A reader recounts a drive from Winchester toward Stephens City and a police stop for 19 miles per hour. The letter notes rumors about Stephens City seeking a fire truck and describes the encounter with a uniformed officer near a gloomy roadside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Star
Nii
Winchester
Valley Pike
Stephens City
Dovell
Particula
Stephens City urged to fund a new fire truck
In a Winchester letter the writer notes a tourist victim with a D C license and warns travelers to avoid Stephens City and similar towns within 60 miles. The writer questions how costly a fire truck they seek and reports twelve trucks were seized yesterday, urging the town to secure funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C
Stephens City
W. PF. Shayock
Winchester
Company I Chronicles Busy Ranks In Brief Item
Company I continues on page 1 as the captain remains on duty while Sergeant Smith handles heavy work. Corporal Perry has been promoted to Sergeant, First Sergeant E. E. Brengle manages clerical duties with full hands.
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Smith
Perry
E. E. Brengle
Winchester Proud Of Local Company
The article praises the town for hosting a strong local company that provides substantial credit and support, highlighting the community's pride in having such a business in Winchester.
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Winchester
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H. P
C. I. Brumback Bro
Arn
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Sen Vn
Fir Lee
Morgan G Grove Fair
Shepherdstown
West Vn
Pearson
Baltimore
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Piccadilly Street
Kernstown
W. B. Corell
MR. Cornwell
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Uopore Foster
Eddie Fomer
St. Louis
Frank Ellerbe
C. C
Moling & Seal
Bri
Commission
Meas Toll Lll
Dlepol
SD Eli Sulit
LAV
Adeloopp
TED DT AL Lyle Sped Ean
Dlead Leds Aatdaa AG
Standard Oil Company
New Jersey
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