Ely's Cream Balm for Colds and Catarrh Relief
Patent antiseptic cream claims to relieve swollen nasal and throat membranes by penetrating air passages. It clears clogged nostrils quickly, stops hawking and snuffling, and offers instant relief with a small application. It boasts over fifty years of trust and millions of endorsements.
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Funeral Services for Mr Page at Millwood VA
Burial in Mount Hebron cemetery follows service at Christ Church Millwood. Page was member of General Turner Ashby Camp Veterans and other local groups. Pallbearers include Edward Y. Baker W A Baker Albert L Baker IL Baker N B Page Robert Ty Barton Woodhall Baker Henry Brown Peyton Marshall.
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Tear gas used to trap Kentucky desperadoes
Jackson Kentucky December 15 first use capture of criminals in Kentucky expected today by national guardsmen in efforts to seize three desperadoes who attacked Breasthitt county jail last Saturday. They hid in a cave on John Little's creek twelve miles from town. leaders of the jail raid, Bud Noble and two sons, sought to free relatives believed jailed. Jail officers had moved prisoners earlier to Winchester. Police report a deadly assault and a fatal wounding of a woman during the jail attack.
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Minister and World War Veteran Page Remembered in Winchester
Taps sounded as the death of Mr. Page was announced. He served as a chaplain in the Spanish American War and the Maryland National Guard, losing his hearing but earning respect in Maryland churches and in Winchester. He and his brother William Nelson Page fought side by side in one battle where his brother was killed. He studied at the Episcopal Theological Seminary in Alexandria and led churches in Clearspring, Adamstown, and Hagerstown before retiring due to deafness. Funeral set for Friday at Christ Protestant Episcopal Church with Rev. Robert B. Nelson officiating.
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