In Memory of Mrs. Eliza J Netherton
Mrs Eliza J Netherton aged about 75 passed away at Ridgeway West Virginia on December 22 1921 and buried at Fair View Cemetery Frederick county on Christmas day. She was widow of Albert Netherton a US soldier with Captain Bennetts men stationed at Winchester. She learned Indian language on the frontier and later returned to Hampshire county with four children after her husbands death. Her nephew Robert Rely writes from Capon Bridge West Virginia.
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Eliza J. Netherton
Peacefull
Mahlon Johnson
Ridgeway
W. Va
Fair View
Frederick County
Albert Netherton
Captain Bennett
Winchester
Mary Pope
Custer
Big Horn River
Bennett
St. Paul
Minn
Hampshire County
George Netherton
Grimes
Virginia
Luther Whitacre
Edward Netherton
Washington, D. C
William Netherton
Nebraska
Samuel Albaugh
James W. Albaugh
Capon Bridge
John W. Albaugh
Nain
Charles H. Light
C. William Harrison
Glenngary
Sarah C. Albaugh
Romney
Robert Reley
Goitre Remedy Promises Relief From Sorbol Quadruple
Dayton woman Mrs Louise Will of 228 Gettysburg Ave Dayton Ohio says she was cured of an in ward goitre using Sorbol Quadruple a colorless liniment. She offers to tell or write about the treatment and mentions Miller's Drug Store and Box 358 Mechanicsburg Ohio for further information.
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Louise Will
Gettysburg Ave
Dayton
Miller's Drug Store
Mechanicsburg
Jud Tunkins Discusses Money and Briars Temptations
Jud Tunkins remarks on men debating whether to seek money or briars when neither is within reach, illustrating a theme of desire versus futility. The comment frames a moral view on prudence and restraint amid temptation.
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Jud Tunkins
New Dictionary Offer For Readers Of This Paper
A new dictionary titled The New Universities Dictionary is offered exclusively to readers. It features updated vocabulary and modern typography, edited by leading American lexicographers and university professors. The paper promotes coupons redeemable for three stamps and 98 cents with no other sales outlets.
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Universities Dictionary
Harvard University
Forrest S. Hunt
Columbia University
Clark 8. Northrup
Cornell University
Morris W. Croll
Princeton University
John C. Rolfe
University of Pennsylvania
George J. Hagar
Keep Your Troubles to Yourself Proverb
A dialectal expression from Uncle Eben warns against dwelling on misfortunes. It stresses patience and self restraint to avoid alienating friends. The piece reflects rural speech and practical wisdom about social relations.
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Eben
Refined Sugar Falls Below Five Cents in New York
Refined sugar dropped under five cents per pound for the first time in years as raw sugar weakness persisted. The Federal Sugar Refining Company lowered its quotations by ten points to 4.90 per pound for fine granulated sugar.
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New York
Federal Sugar Refining Company
First Peace Dollar Minted at Philadelphia Mint
Miss Mary O Reilly sister of Mrs John Keating of Cumberland spends Christmas with her relative and supervises the first American peace dollar minting at the Philadelphia Mint. Artist sculptor Anthony de Francisci created the coin. The design features an American eagle on a mountain peak with sun rays in the background and the word Peace at the mountain base.
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Mary O'Reilly
John Keating
Cumberland
Mint
Philadelphia
Anthony de Francisco
New York
O’reilly
Harding
Former President Wilson Celebrates 65th Birthday
Former President Wilson marked his 65th birthday at his Washington home. The day passed with no change to routine as cablegrams telegrams and letters of Christmas greetings arrived and several intimate friends called to greet him in person.
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Washington
Wilson
Jones' Creamery Flavor List and Sunday Delivery
Local ad for Jones' Creamery offers flavors including orange bisque and Plumberrie with Sunday delivery. Proprietor M Fletcher markets Bell phone ordering for customers.
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Jones’ Creamery
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