Famed Lee Keeps Growing As Virginia Shrine
Danville Register notes Lee fame rises as the tomb of Robert E Lee in Lexington, Virginia becomes a popular Mecca for visitors. The piece praises Lee as Christian citizen and soldier, highlights the Daughter of the Confederacy’s role in safeguarding his memorial, and urges Virginians to honor his exemplary life and influence.
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Danville Register
South
Robert Bk
Lexington
Bother
Jackson
Lee
Virginia
Daughter of the Confederacy
Lee Menoree
V Ja
Valentine
Daughre Confederacy
The Loafers Strum in Heat as City Bares Its Social Beat
A poet laments idlers living in the park with a hot harp and a cooling system. He contrasts their leisure with toil and asks how the idle can exist while society must strive for earnings. The piece turns on urban poverty and unresolved social questions.
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Race
Dodson's Liver Tone Promises Safe Liver Aid
Advert seeks to替 persuade readers to avoid calomel and use Dodson's Liver Tone as a vegetable, pleasant to take liver stimulant. Claims calomel is dangerous causing sickness and salivation while Liver Tone will purify the liver without side effects and restore energy by the next day.
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Dodson
Apple Output Bigger Since July Report
A Virginia State Horticultural Society summary dated August 23 reports the U S crop outlook rising about 15 percent from July, with New York and Virginia leading production. It notes quality is good, storage and packing challenges, Warret shortages, freight rate bumps, and urged shippers to submit market reports and attend Staunton exhibit.
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Virginia State Horticultural Society
William P. Massey
Winchester
New England
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Ohio
Iowa
Michigan
Kansas
Missouri
Arkansas
Colorado
Pacific N. W
United States
Baldwin
York Imperials
Bhenandoah-Cumberland
Apple Shippers
Chicago
Buyegg
Doles
Sugar Market Falls as Refineries Cut Prices
The Harry R. Gordon Company and B. H. Well and Company signal a bottoming sugar market with estimates of 20 to 25 cents per pound. Local jobbers price at 20 cents to retailers amid thin profit. New York market shows refined sugar dropping to 17 cents and 17.10 cents with little demand.
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Bureau of Markets
Washington
Staunton
Harry R. Gordon Company
New York
T. J. Cooper and Son
Gordon
W. E. Cooper
B. H.well and Company
Cooper
Baltimore
Hamilton G. Fant
Hagerstown
Cuba
Myers Sells County Farm For 193 Acres At 85 Per Acre
Mr. Henry Myers through W. L. farm sells 193 acres south of town over Mill road to C. J. Babb of Jenningstown Tucker county West Virginia. Price 85 dollars an acre totaling 16405 dollars. Myers will live on the farm until March 1922 after purchasing it 11 years ago for 6500 dollars and making improvements.
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Circuit
D.M. Dillard
A. L. Slonaker
Als
D. M. Dillard
A L. Slonaker
Jesse R. Bailey
Mdue
County of
Frederick
Dillard
State of
Virginia
Hashester Star
City of Winchester
C. C. Brannon
Ward & Larrick
Henry Myers
W. L
Mill Road
C. J. Babb
Jenningstown
Tucker County
Myers
S. M. Chiles
Tested Seeds For Field and Garden Catalog Offer
Free catalog advertises varieties of garden seeds for home use canning and shipping and field seeds for heavy grain or hay yields. It notes how to choose seeds for abundant pasture and livestock feed.
Sage and Sulphur Compound Restores Natural Hair Color
An advertisement promotes Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound as a ready to use formula to darken gray hair naturally. It claims to restore lustre and youthful appearance by dampening a brush and applying to each strand, with disclaimer that it is not a disease treatment.
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Wyeth
One Wore Spoke All by Nice People
A fragment from an Ohio State Journal line hints at social faux pas as a husband refers to a laundress with a crude term in public, illustrating dated gender tensions and public embarrassment.
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Ohio State Journal
Mind of a Woman quotes on gender and faith from Dr Schofield
Fragments from a discussion in The Mind of a Woman quote Dr A T Schofield saying women are more religious and emotional than men, claiming women’s nature drives spiritual fire and love more than male heat. The text is garbled with typos and partial phrases.
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A. T. Schofield
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Evening Star Publishing Co
Mt Winchester
Morning Newsystem
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United
Associated Press
Ler
Loafers
Mr. Dodson
Calomel
Lillian Collier
Chicago Herald and Examiner
APPLE
Massey
Rock Enon Springs
Brill & Ritter
H. D. Albin
E. Piccadilly St
Showalter & Groves
Woods Seeds
T.W. Wood & Sons Seedsmen
Richmond
Mechi
C. P. McVicar North Main Si
Middletown Milling Co
Middletown
Liabor
Westinghouse
Sew Motors
Northern Virginia Power Co
Berryville
Charles
N. Hiottle
Braddock
Winchester and Potomac Railroad Company
R. Gray Williams
W. Woolford
Mxican Shop
Carver & Mevicar
S. Market Street
Edward Conner
Harry Brown
Ke Aetereateatiel
J. E. Noonan
Noonan Livery
J. R. Edmonds
Wayside Avenue
Stark Bros
Good & CO
Armatay
Harloe Bros
N, Mainst
Wi and Washington Railroad
Winchester and Western Company
Pany
Winches
Norse Snow Pi
Marshall
Warrenton
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