Store Aims to Extend Yearly Growth in 1917
At the start of 1917 the store pledges to extend the success of 1916 through an improved policy and efforts to strengthen understanding and close relations with customers. The message thanks those who helped make 1916 the most successful year.
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Durin
Newport News Wins City Suit Over County Appeal
The Virginia case centers on Newport News versus Warwick County with City Solicitor Joseph A. Massie leading the city’s defense. Judge Harrison’s ruling in favor of Newport News was affirmed by the state Supreme Court, which adopted his concise memorandum summarizing the decision.
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Warwick
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G. Gordon Cumgz
J. Winston Read
Phillip St. Wge Wilson
H. T. Wickham
Rniey
Newport News
Joseph A. Massie
Harrison
County of War
Supreme of Appeals of Virginia
Hart
Thomas Harrison
Improvements For Pike, Continued From Page One
President Byrd outlines Valley Turnpike progress from concrete bridges to asphalt sectioning. Plan includes three traffic tracks, broadened toll tickets, ban on signs by April, and historic point markers with Confederate veterans aid.
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North River
Mount Crawford
Mill Creek
Shenandoah River
Mount’ Jackson
Harrisonburg
Return home delays for Virginia militia on Mexican border
Virginia congressmen report War Department holds regimental returns to Gen Funston in San Antonio. Local social notes list visitors, Christmas church event, teachers returning to school, and various visits and meetings across Clarke and Winchester areas.
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Second Infantry
Virginia
War Department
Funston
San Antonio
Tex
Methodist Episcopal Church
Hattie Tabb
Kenneth Laise
Mel Frazier
Mae Snapp
Willie Rutherford
Court adopts written memorandum as part of opinion
The court states it is necessary to review the evidence and adopts the written memorandum as a portion of its opinion, signaling reliance on the documented analysis to reach its conclusions.
Bunker Hill Notes In West Virginia Jan 4
Bunker Hill West Virginia January 4 Mr B F Gardner and wife Mr Wither Gant are noted in today’s regional brief with unspecified actions or events. The fragmentary item mentions these individuals in a local note.
Dodson's Liver Tone Promises Healthier Liver Remedy
An advertisement touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe, vegetable alternative to calomel for cleansing the liver and bowels. It claims calomel is dangerous mercury that can cause sickness, while Dodson's product neutralizes symptoms and leaves users feeling energetic and healthy by morning.
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Dodson
Dr Knight Leaves for New York for Professional Business
Dr. B. M. Knight departed Tuesday for New York City to spend a week on professional business. He was accompanied by Mrs. Knight and Mr and Mrs Jay Goldsmith who have been in town two weeks promoting the Woman's World. They left today for Fort Royal Virginia after a busy stay.
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New York City
Knight
Jay Goldsmith
Pt Royal, Va
Corn Cure Claims Painless Relief With Freezone
A Cincinnati authority argues hospital records warn against cutting corns due to infection risk. A quarter ounce of freezone from drug stores promises to remove both hard and soft corns or calluses by applying a few drops to the sore area. The product dries quickly and supposedly shrivels the corn without inflaming surrounding skin.
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Cincinnati
Visitors Plan Trip to See Friends in City
The travelers will visit friends in the city and expect to return to Winchester on Saturday.
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Winchester
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