Tuberculosis Costs and Prevention Measures Highlighted
An early 20th century notice discusses TB as a costly disease with high treatment burdens and income loss. It cites 1915 and 1929 death figures, notes a drop in death rate since 1904, and promotes sanatoria hospitals dispensaries open air schools and public health education for prevention and early detection.
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United States
National Tuberculosis Association
Gainesboro Notes
Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Holland included Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Morris from Luray. Miss Marguerite Wingfield of Washington visited Mr. and Mrs. J. W. McIi wee. Alfred Kipps moved to Winchester for winter. L. Fout returned to Washington for employment. James Adams, attending Fairmont business college, spent Thanksgiving at home. John N. Smith of Angers Store visits Mrs. Josiah Shade.
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Gainesboro
A. P. Holland
G. W. Morris
Luray
Marguerite Wingfield
Washington
J. W. MclIiwee
Alfred Kipps
Winchester
L. Fout
James Adams
Business
Fairmont
W. Va
John N. Smith
Angers Store
Josiah Shade
South African Scientist Says Asbestos Made From Citrus
A South African researcher reports a method to produce asbestos from citrus fruits, suggesting surprising material science possibilities and potential shifts in industrial use of citrus.
Hallowe'en Ghosts and a Moonlit Escape
A tense party unfolds at Emily Bennett's Halloween gathering as Fanny Frost vanishes after a moonlit stroll with David Frost. David, entangled with Helen Alderson, returns home alone while the search begins for Fanny, last seen dancing with the crowd and missing her wrap.
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Charles the
David Frost
David
Fanny
Charlotte Sturdevant
Emily Bennett
Emily
Philadelphia
Fanny Frost
al Storer
Helen Alderson
Ralph Brander
Sue Peabody
Helen
Ralph
Sue
Sidney Philbricks
Philbricks
Laily Bennett
Bennett Park
Fan
Fanny Returns Yet David Faces Silent Despair
In a crowded house David discovers his beloved Fanny has left with Robert Daniels and died to him. His mother urges bitter acceptance while the family debates guilt and fate. The chapter ends with Fanny allegedly returning as David wrestles with shock and loneliness.
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Leona
Emmeline Brownbeck
Leila
Edward Philbrick
Louisa
Emmeline
David
Fanny
Bob
Brownbecks
Robert Daniels
Crawfordsville
Edward
Sidney
Sheila
France
Davey
Marcel Howe Farnham
Clarke County Circuit Court cases feature arson and liquor charges
A Clarke County circuit term includes cases: Tomblin’s store burglary and Beverley Brockdorff game law violation, Virgil Smallwood liquor possession. A key December 18 trial concerns C T Rene alleged to set fire to the Rose Hill barn near Arthur Lee, August 4 blaze destroying barn and contents. Wynkoop farm fire wires cut. Berryville Fire Company alerted late. Loss about 10 000 dollars. Aubrey G. Weaver to defend Wynkoop.
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F. Colored
Tomblin
Beverley Brockdorff
Virgil Smallwood
C. T.rene
Rose Hill
Arthur Lee
Berryville
Aubrey G. Weaver
Per
Front Royal
Natex Relieves Rheumatism Says Stephenson Man
Mr. E. R. Harman of Stephenson Virginia proclaims Natex cured his rheumatism after three weeks of treatment. He reports relief from arm pain elbow stiffness back pain digestion and dizziness and says Natex is safe and non habit forming. The Natex representative meets locals at Peoples Service Drug Store daily to explain benefits.
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Natex
E. R. Harman
Stephenson, Va
Peoples Service
Mr. Harman
Hunt ing dogs begin season with new leash on life
The article notes the start of hunting season as dogs receive a fresh leash approach to training and hunting readiness, signaling a renewed effort for successful outings.
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Winchester, Va
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Porto
Cather
Elsie McCormick
Germany
Clarke County
E. T. Harman
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Cine
Pratts
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