Milton Hall Buried in Quiet Denver Funeral
The once famous black faced entertainer Milton Hall was buried in Denver after dying Monday in the General Hospital. Twenty years ago he entertained crowds with songs like Down in Cotton Blos ing Grow and Cliban Star pelt and later worked as a hotel dishwasher. His burial drew no mourners and his identity surfaced only after interment.
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Milton Hall
Denver
General Hospital
Hosital
Hall
Lew Dockstader
al J. Fields
Virginia State Teachers Association to meet December 30
Richmond Va December 25 The Board of Directors of the Virginia State Teachers Association will meet here on December 30 to wind up the year and pass duties to the new board and president Dr Cornelius J Heatwole secretary announced Also to discuss an educational campaign in Virginia starting May 1925 chaired by J A G Chandler of William and Mary Fred M Alexander of Newport News will become president as the board retains its personnel for the new year
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Richmond
Virginia State Teachers Association
Cornelius J. Heatwole
Teachers Association
Heatwole
Virginia
J. A. G. Chandler
William and Mary
Haseen
Fred M. Alexander
Newport News
Y Nn
Alexander
National Guard Announces Recruit Drive in Virginia
Richmont Virginia announces a statewide recruitment drive by 63 guard units starting January 1, 1925 and running through May 1, 1925. Assistant Adjutant-general Joseph E Masurier says prizes totaling 2000 dollars will be offered to participants and units.
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Richmont
Josephe Masurier
Russian Prince Arrives in New York for Two Months
New York December 25 Prince Sev Romanovosky Duke of Leninberg arrives for a two month visit with Ernesto Fabri of New York He criticizes Cyril’s pretension to the Russian throne saying the claims are without foundation Note: OCR errors corrected to preserve names and facts.
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New York
Prince Sev- Romanovosky
Lénchberg
Italy
Gyril
Nicholas
Russia
Earnesto Fabri
Cyril
Romandyosuky
Old Negro Gets Pension as Confederate Christmas Gift
Richmond Va December 25 An old Negro John Coleman who served in a servant capacity in the Confederate Army received two compensation checks that had not reached him. A newspaper reader informed the pension clerk of his address change and Coleman collected the checks just before Christmas in time for the holiday.
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Richmond
John Coleman
Colema
Insurance Man Tells of Friend's Recovery
An insurance man recounts a friend recovering from severe stomach gas colic and gall bladder trouble after undergoing an operation advised by doctors. The friend says he started Mayr's Wonderfall Remedy a year ago and reports improvement.
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Mayr
Simple remedy claims to ease stomach and intestinal ailments
The advertisement promotes a harmless preparation that removes catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and soothes inflammation causing stomach, liver, and intestinal ailments including appendicitis. One dose will convince or money refunded. Sold by Franck Baker and Son and druggists everywhere.
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Franck Baker and Son
Everswhlere
Adv
Chew Veteran Philip Rodrick Dies at 87 in West Virginia
Charles Town WVa Dec 26 Philip Rodrick an elderly veteran of Chew s Battery and a Confederate veteran from the Bletown area died at his son Frank Rodrick s home near Kable town after a two week illness He had lived all his life in Jefferson County Interment occurred yesterday.
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Charles Town
W. Va
Philip Rodrick
Thebletown
Chew's Battery
Frank Roderick
Kabletown
Rodrick
Jefferson County
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