Dr. Smith's New Church Among Capital's Best
The new St. Mark's Episcopal Church in Richmond lit its tower on New Year’s Eve drawing attention for its 120 foot height. Rev. W. D. Smith preached in the pulpit praising the edifice which locals regard as a landmark in the Boulevard area and one of Virginia's finest modern church buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Smith
Capital
Richmond Times-Dispatch
New St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
W. D. Smith
West End
St. Mark’s Church
Christ Church of
Winchester
Richmond
Virginia
Boulevard
Smith
J. Mark’s Church
Retired naval officer Claude H. Ryan suffers broken ankle
Claude H. Ryan rests at home on Northington Street after a Christmas day fall caused a fracture just above the left ankle. He sat up today and plans a period of confinement at home. Ryan, a well known retired naval officer, endured torpedo strikes during World War I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude H. Ryan
Northington Street
Mr. Ryan
Ryan
After the Flu This Woman Tells Her Experience
AMontrose West Virginia woman shares recovery after the flu using Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Prescription, noting renewed strength and reduced nervousness. She advises visiting a local drug store or contacting Dr. Pierce's Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo for advice.
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Montrose
W. Va
Dr. Pierce
Gateahore
Pierce
Invalids
Buffalo
Go Back to College
Harry Harmer son of John J Harmer and Eugené Aulick Jr son of Mr and Mrs Biwulick have returned to Virginia Polytechnic Institute at Blacksburg Va after spending the Christmas holidays here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Harmer
John J. Harmmer
Eugéne Aulick, Jr
Biwulick
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Blacksburg
Mr. Maphis Ills at Home in Winchester
J L Maphis commissioner of the Revenue for Winchester is seriously ill at his home on Naheee Feet. He was bedridden this morning and ordered by his physician to remain in bed for several days. His condition today is slightly improved.
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J. L.maphis
the Revenue
Winchester
Sequence. Bet Quinn Indian bought a filover
Reported from Hiawatha Kan World about a runner named Quinn Indian who allegedly drank during each mile of a race. He stated the first mile was slow due to drinking, the second mile faster with another drink, and the last mile very fast before a bridge incident.
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Bet Quinn
Uy Bridge
Bird blessed by the Savior legend on crown of thorns
A medieval tale describes the crossbill using its uniquely formed beak to extract substances from Christ's crown of thorns, its plumage stained red by the blood. The act is said to have been blessed by the dying Savior.
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S. H Hable
THE
Shenandoah Valley
Nat’s Bank
Winchester, Virginia
Hamilton
Minvis
Waltham
Elgin
Capper
E. Bruce Capper
Bell Phone
West Water St
Commercial and Savings Bank
Guar
Jay
America
Marie
Cahill
Company of
New York Stage Stars
Pepp
Nanook
Empire
William Duncan
Edith Johnson
Pathe News
Norma Talmadge
Conway Tearle
Echo
Strom
Gray & Sheetz
Jones Creamery Bell Phone
M. Fletcher
MES
J. C. Weilmoth
J. W. Arthur
Rhode Island
Harry Bryant
N. Main St
MR. Maphis
Aren
J. W. Wiachanar
Fred Ww. Boland
City Hall
Hable
Youg
S. H. Hable
Farmers and Merchants
Nat's Bank
Orndoff
J. M. Orndoff
Iecotante
the Union Bank OF Winchester
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