White Post Notes Highlights Local Visits and Travels
Community news from White Post Virginia on December 9 reports Blackburn Smith giving an address in Meade Memorial Church. Several residents travel or visit relatives, including Rev and Mrs Wallis to Alexandria and Emma Gardiner to Dayton, with others visiting families in Harrisonburg Berryville and Washington.
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White Post
Blackburn Smith
Berryville
Meade Memorial Church
S. A. Wallis
Theological Seminary
Alexandria
E. S. Meade
Robert and
Clyde Hughes
Mollie
Mattie Hughes
Emma Gardiner
Dayton, Va
W. M. Snell
Meade
Snell
Harrisonburg
Fendell Bowie
Philadelphia
John Bowie
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief
The ad touts Pape's Cold Compound as a fast cure for colds and grippe. A dose taken every two hours for up to three doses supposedly relieves nasal congestion headaches feverishness sneezing and stiffness. It claims no quinine and cheap price at drug stores.
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Pape
Gaptures Prizes At Aig Poultry Exhibit
W Miller Fletcher of Winchester showed Ancona chickens at the Baltimore annual poultry show. Several coops won first and second premiums on three entries amid over 3 000 entries, one of the largest shows in Baltimore. Fletcher plans to exhibit at the Madison Square Garden show in New York next spring. his birds have won premiums for years.
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Ancona
W. Miller Fletcher
Winchester
Baltimore
Fletcher
Red Cross Welfare Drive Aids Rural Winchester County
Stephens City program highlights Red Cross rural organizing with J T Nicholson youth. survey of Winchester and Frederick County to identify needs and plan improvements. Farmers Club and Civic Club actions noted. home economics extension led by Miss Mabel Haynes with clubs reporting strong vegetable and fruit product outputs.
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Red Cross
Stephens Haynes
Frederick County
Stephens City
Civic League of
J. T. Nicholson
New York
East Side
Atlantic
American Red Cross
Nicholson
The
Winchester
Farmers’ Club
Civic League
W. C. Hunt
Berea College
Bloom
Mabel Haynes
Virginia State College of Agriculture
United States Department of Agriculture
State College of Agriculture
Grimes Home Demonstration Club
Haynes
Chamber of Commerce
Questionnaires Sought by Virginia War History Commission
Former service men who received questionnaires are asked to return them fully answered to the Handley Library. Those who did not receive the questionnaires can obtain them at the library for completion.
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Virginia War History Commission
Handley Library
Notice to Star Subscribers About Payments to Carriers
The Star warns readers not to send money to local carriers. This public advisory directs subscribers to avoid payment to third parties and to follow official billing channels for dues.
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The
Star
Mustarine Promises Rapid Pain Relief Across Ailments
The advertisement touts Mustarine as a fast acting pain killer used by tens of thousands. It claims neuralgia headache toothache earache and backache fade within 5 to 10 minutes and warns it is the original mustard plaster substitute made with real yellow mustard. It promises relief for rheumatic pains gout frost ed feet chilblains stiff neck joints and leg cramps with instant inflammation removal.
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Begg
Funeral Services For Oliver Woore
The funeral for Oliver Woore who died at his South Kent Street home after paralysis was held at 2.50 PM at First Baptist Church. Pastor Rev. Charles Adey led the service with many friends in attendance as the choir sang Jesus Lover of My Soul Rock of Ages and Nearer My God to Thee.
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Oliver Woore
South Kent Street
First, Baptist Church
Charles Adey
Woore
Jesus
Cascarets Advertised As Gentle Nighttime Laxative
An advertising blurb touts Cascarets as a safe laxative cathartic to cleanse the system. It claims the product rids toxins acids and poisons overnight without griping or causing discomfort and highlights low cost per box.
Interment in Mount Hebron Cemetery
The interment was made in the family lot in Mount Hebron Cemetery. The pallbearers were Dr. E. A. Humston, John W. Rosenberger, George W. Haddox, Maurice M. Lynch, John W. Larrick and Charles Schlack.
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Mount Hebron Cemetery
E. A. Humston
John W. Rosenberger
George W. Haddox
Maurice M. Lynch
John W. Larrick
Charles Schlack
Miss Beulah Hawkins Improves After Pneumonia Illness
Miss Beulah Hawkins, confined to her bed on Hast Water street with pneumonia symptoms, showed marked improvement today. The condition had been serious several days earlier, but friends are gratified by the progress reported.
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Beulah Hawkins
Hast Water Street
Mr. Harry Parsons Returns to Washington After Visit
Mr. Harry Parsons has returned to Washington following several days in the city spent with friends.
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Harry Parsons
Washington
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H. B. Gilpin
Boyce
Frank Stuart
Mildred Fries
AIG Poultry
Mustarine
H.k.green & Bro
Cascarets
Miss Hawkins
Moling & Seal
Hill Graded School
Markell
Daily Thought
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