Nine Year Old Boy Dies After Drinking Whiskey
Floyd Banner Ball, nine, son of a School Field cotton mills operative in Danville Virginia, died after drinking half a pint of whiskey found in the house. He was found drunk and deteriorated through the night before passing away. Parents say there will be no police investigation.
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Floyd Banner Ball
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Manganese Mining Expansion Hinted at Hayfield Scene
In Hayfield Virginia Joseph Orndorff, operator of a large lime plant near Berkeley Springs, has moved to a southwest Frederick Shenandoah County site to mine manganese and ship ore to Pittsburgh. New York capitalists may buy mineral lands for 60 000 dollars and a future B & O Railroad branch line to the mine is planned. The article notes widespread mineral finds and anticipated extensive mining in the region.
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Frederick County
Hayfield
Joseph Theodore Orndorff
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Pittsburgh
Orndorff
Capon Roads
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Family Avoids Serious Sickness in Virginia Town
In McDuff Virginia Mrs J B Whittaker says Black Draught relieved her family’s sick headache and stomach trouble for ten years. The vegetable laxative claims to regulate weak stomachs aid digestion relieve indigestion colic wind nausea and similar symptoms. It has over 70 years and more than a million users. Your Srinsis sells it for 25c Get a package today.
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J. B. Whittaker
Thedford
N.C
Four Charged With Murder On Mason County Farm
The report describes Jeffers, a McCausland farm tenant south of Leon on the Kanawha river, killed after a dispute over a horse team. Samuel McCausland allegedly struck Jeffers with a shovel from behind, crushing his skull, following a heated exchange Friday evening. Jeffers left a wife and four children.
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Leon
Kanawha
Samuel McCausland
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Mason County
Frank Diver To Wed Miss Hoffman
Martinsburg reports Miss Alice E. Hoffman daughter of S. M. Hoffman Sleepy Creek will marry Frank G. Diver formerly of Rochester now based in Winchester. The couple plan a morning ceremony at the bride’s home followed by a wedding trip to Rochester and a future home in Winchester. The bride is a former superintendent of nurses at City Hospital and the groom is active in the evaporating business with multiple plant connections.
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S. M. Hoffman
Sleepy Creek
W. Va
Frank G. Diver
Rochestor
Winchester
Brakeman Joseph Kelly Recovering at Home in Brunswick
The injured Baltimore and Ohio Railroad brakeman Joseph Kelly, hurt at Strasburg Junction, is now able to be about his home in Brunswick. He is expected to report for duty soon and may join the family Christmas dinner to carve the turkey.
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Tion
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
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