Babe's Unexpected Death Shocks Gore Community
In Cantorburg on January 2 a miscarriage of illness claimed Anna Lee Clemons age months. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs H Fay Clemons who lived in Gore for four years. Funeral held Monday December 29 at 3 pm at the Hale home in Stephens City with Rev G W Gaither presiding. Pallbearers included Mrs Lola B Heise Mrs Turissa Olsen Ruth and Vada Clemons. Burial followed at Green Hill Cemetery in Stephens City.
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Anna Lee
Kingdom of God
Mr’s
H. Fay Clemoris
Gore
J.C. Hale
G. W. Gaither
Stephens City
Lola B. Heise
Turissa Olsen
Ruth
Vada Clemons
Green Hill Cemetery
Oregon Girl Wins 15000 Model Home in Lighting Contest
NEW YORK, Jan 2 Miss Julia Groo 18 of Portland Ore wins 15000 model home first prize in a home lighting essay contest in which 1 000 000 students across the United States and Canada competed Handley Schools of Winchester and Gainesville Ga are noted among participants Ten other winners receive scholarships from 300 to 1200 and a separate 600 prize goes to Miss Lucile Brewer of Gainesville Ga
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New York
Julia Groo
Portland
Ore
United States
Canada
Fighting Educational Committee
Ohe
Lucile Brewer
Gainesville
How Doctors Treat Colds and the Flu
Doctors and druggists now recommend Calotabs to break up a cold overnight or shorten grippe. One or two Calotabs at bedtime with water. no salts or nausea, and no interference with meals or activity. By morning the cold vanishes and the system feels refreshed. Sold in sealed packets ten cents for vest-pocket, thirty-five cents for large family. Guaranteed by druggists with money back if not delighted.
Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Uses Many Herbs
The Lydia B Pinkham Medicine Co of Lynn Mass is the world’s largest user of roots and herbs used in medicine. More than half a million pounds are processed annually for Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. Herbs are gathered with great care when their medicinal elements peak. This partly explains the product’s reputation for aiding women’s health and strength.
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Lydia B. Pinkham
Judge Makes Erroneous Prediction Regarding Lawyer
Fragmented text describes a judge predicting about a lawyer with lines about health, a shirt, and a questionable remedy. The snippet mentions Mayr's Wasted Remedy claimed to restore health and promises a money back guarantee. No clear events or dates.
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Mayr
Miss Rodeffer Holiday Bride In Brooklyn
Miss Rodeffer formerly of Hagerstown quietly wed Eugene Russell formerly of Williamsport on Christmas day in St. Mark's Methodist Church Brooklyn The bride wore turquoise gown with matching hat and carried lilies of the valley They will live in New York City where Russell works He is a nephew of local residents and a former Williamsport resident with family ties to area continues a wedding trip after the ceremony
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Etna . Rodeffer
Hagerstown
Brooklyn
N. Y
Eugene Russell
Williamsport
St. Mark’s Methodist’ Church
Norman V. Peale
New York City
Mr. Russell
C. W. Allemony
Harry W. Seabright
Lee Boxwell
Keen Contests For Scoring Honors In Basketball
In the Intercollegiate Basketball League season opener Yale faces Pennsylvania as stars from last year compete for scoring honors. Sammy Pite of Yale led with 97 points last season but will not defend. teammates Sussman and veterans from Columbia Princeton Cornell Penn join the chase. Eddie McNichol, Penn’s 1920-21 standout, is noted as a possible scorer, though a new foul throwing rule now requires the fouling player to take the free throw, not a designated free throw specialist.
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Associated Press
New York
Intercollege Basketball League
Yale
Pennsylvania
Philadelia
Sammy Pite
Sussman
Wilson
Columbia
Hynson
Princeton
Dake
Cornell
Keays
Friedman
Dart
Chai
Eddie McNichol
Sunday Services at the U B Church
The U B Church holds Sunday worship at 11:00 and 7:30 led by Rev. Harry M Crim who hopes to attend after illness. Sunday school meets at 9:45, with Bible training for youth. No 2:30 society. Christian Endeavor at 6:45 led by James A Cather. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:30 led by H P Boyce. Pastor G W Stover extends a cordial welcome to all.
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Harry M. Crim
Grippe
Maud Hollar
Hazel Bailey
Christian Endeavor
James A. ‘Cather
H. P. Boyce
G. W. Stover
Vitamins Compared To Spark Plugs For Health
A health article likens vitamins to spark plugs in a motor, arguing the body needs about three thousand daily calories and that without vitamin-activated food the body cannot thrive in health or strength.
Front Royal Opens Warren Rappahannock Trust Company
Front Royal Va Jan 2 The Warren Rappahannock Trust Company will open with a capital of 100000. The firm is financed by prominent local business figures and is led by Aubrey G. Weaver as president with R T Creasy as secretary treasurer and director among a list of officers including RE H Jackson M A Trout W W Lormer and others.
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Front Royal
Warren-Rappahannock Trust Company
Aubrey G. Weaver
R. T. Creasy
RE. H. Jackson
M.A. Trout
W. W. Lormer
E. Barr Ansell
RE. W. Buttsfield
R. T. Cr
Keeping Well Birth Registration Dr Frederick R Green
Dr Frederick R Green, editor of Health, updates readers on birth registration practices and guidelines in a concise column. The notice highlights key dates, required documents, and tips for timely registration.
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Frederick R. Green
Birth Registration Affects Identity And Rights Across Nations
A 1924 Western Newspaper Union summary argues birth registration proves parentage nationality and legitimacy, enabling education laws child labor and military service rules. It notes the Model Bill of 1906 spurred universal U S adoption except Arizona Nevada and South Dakota and urges parents to obtain official certified copies for future life use.
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New England
New York
Europe
Union
Arizona
Nevada
South Dakota
Train Control System Nears Completion on N and W Lines
Boyce Virginia January report says track work for automatic train control on the Shenandoah division of the Norfolk and Western is nearly finished. The system will first operate between Hagerstown Maryland and Shenandoah Virginia, with equipment on locomotives soon. About half the engines already are equipped and ready for the three speed induction control. The project covers both passenger and freight service and may extend to other divisions if successful. The January Norfolk and Western Magazine features an article on the automatic control's operation.
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Boyce
Shenandoah
Norfolk and Westernn Railway
Hagerstown
Norfolk and Western
Norfolk and Western Magazine
Friends to raise memorial fund for Jim Faulkner
Personal friends of the late James W Faulkner longtime Ohio legislative correspondent for the Cincinnati Enquirer inaugurate a memorial fund. Support comes from leaders like James M Cox Judson Harmon and Myron Herrick. The fund aims to disburse interest from ten thousand dollars to aid college expenses for aspiring students.
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Jim” Faulkner
Associated Press
Columbus
James W
Jim”) Faulkner
Ohio
Cincinnati Enquirer
James M. Cox
Judsen Harmon
Myron T. Herrick
Maids and Wives Muted by Sky Changes
A fragment quotes Shakespeare noting how maids and wives alter perception as the sky changes, a compact literary aside reflecting gendered imagery and seasonal mood.
Rome Prepares For Pilgrims From All Over World
Rome authorities lease two acres around Castle of St Ildefonso to a Genoese restaurateur for a large open air restaurant to serve Holy Year pilgrims in 1925. The site now hosts an air amusement park to be removed, with pavilions providing meals at about 40 cents including a bottle of wine.
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Associated Press
Rome
St. Iplo
Ma 1
Rare Rembrandt Collection Auction Planned After Hidden Years
An English country squire’s private library reveals about 350 Rembrandt etchings, kept away from the public for nearly a century. The works are said to be genuine and the forthcoming sale is described as unprecedented in living memory. The collection was formed in the 19th century by Edward Rudge, a Middlesex magistrate from a family dating to Queen Elizabeth I’s era.
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Associated Press
London
Edward Rudge
Middlesex
Queen Elizabeth
Farmers Union Annual Meet Set At Stephens City High
The Farmers Union plans its annual meeting at Stephens City High School on Friday night January 1a8. Officers for the group will be elected and other business will be discussed. All members urged to attend. L. J. McCartney, Sec’y.
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Farmers’ Union
Stephens City High
L. J. McCartney
Sec’y
Unclear excerpt hints at prices and Chesterton
Fragmentary text mentions uninteresting prices and Chesterton, with no clear event, names, dates, or locations to summarize.
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Babe
Cantorburg
Ve Hale
Lee
Fry
Fead the Star
Paige
Jewett
Winchester Garage
D. W. McIlwee, Mei
Sherwin-Williams
Babb Brothers
Cor, Water and Kent
Sts
Seasioneer
H. W. Ebert
Bessmer
REO
FORD
Sampson
D. W. McIlwee, Mer
J. W. Cammer & Sons
Star
Durant
Paris
Kernstown
Oregon
The
Handley Schools of
Winchester
WEA
Mickie
NORE
Ko Suey
Auto Insurance
J. Vic Arthur
Zucker
Zuckerman & Carver
Baker Street
Man & Market
Miss Rodeffer
U. B. Church
Scott
New Trust Company
Western Newspaper Union
Sunbeam
Anderson
Chesterton
Standare
United States Lines
Ahenasdeah Valley Bank Building
SEDAN
Willys-Knight
Rouss Garage
ORGAN
Braddock Street
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