Sable claim of blood purifier S S 8 and its cure all
A testimonial letter touts S S 8 as a superior blood cleanser and body builder. It claims dramatic health, complexion, and charm improvements, citing a Washington D C resident's boil relief after long failures and urging purchase in two sizes through local stores.
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D. Schaff
15Th St
D. C
S.S. Melee
President Harding Remains in Study Amid Illness Reports
In Washington on January 24 President Harding stayed in his study and did not go to his office as had been planned. Officials said weather was raw and he preferred to remain indoors while carrying on routine business from his familiar space.
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Ashington
Harding
Mount Williams News Notes Weekend Visitors
Local brief lists Sunday and weekend guests visiting families in Mount Williams including Mr. and Mrs. T Williams at Fawt Gap Mrs. Miller of Ope Ron visiting her parents Mr. Jacob Seeley and others. Visitors include Walter Brill family Oswalds and Stapps at nearby households with several plans for social calls.
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the Gape
Ay Va
T. Williams
Jyndson
Perry
R. William Roe
Fawt Gap
Besa Miller
Operon
Mina
Snapp
Thesses Ash
Isaac Wallace
Hté
Zelda
A Burkhart
Walter Brill
Opequon
Illiam Brill
Godfrey Bly
W. ‘Ty Williams
Simon Stappis
Robert Stevenson
Fawcett Gap
Largest Apple Tree in Virginia Sets State Fruit Record
The Virginia apple belt features the world’s largest apple tree near Patrick, six miles from the county seat. The 120-year-old tree stands twelve feet in circumference and sixty feet high, yielding 132 bushels in one season. The Taylor orchard is the oldest in the U S, with trees bearing up to 100 bushels. Colonel Henry C Wysor helped advance soil improvement and transportation to support local orchards and fruit crops.
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Virginia
Stuart
United States Horticultural Department
United States
Taylor Orchard
Atwood
Wysor
Henry C.wysor
Atwood Orchard and Nursery
No Hurry to Name Newman for State Highway Post
Richmond Virginia January report says the resignation of Highway Commissioner George P. Coleman will delay a new appointment until after the General Assembly's special session. Assistant engineer C. S. Mullen will fill the post in the interim. The commission plans to bar future contracts with firms where General Assembly members have as interests, affecting four lawmakers and four major highway contractors.
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Richmond
George P. Coleman
Highway Department
General Assembly
Henry G. Shirley
C. S. Mullen
Coleman
State Highway Commission
Experts to Advise on Dusting for Apple Insects
Dr M B Waite of the U S Department of Agriculture and G Ralston extension horticulturist Blacksburg Va will meet Frederick County Fruit Growers and Farmers Association and Frederick County Park Bureau at Handley Library lecture hall at 2 PM Saturday January 27 for dependable advice on dusting to control insects on apple trees in Frederick County. All farmers and fruit growers and others are urged to attend.
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M.B. Waite
Bureau of Plant Pathology
United States Department of Agriculture
Raleton
Blacksburg
Frederick ‘County Fruit Growers’ and Farmers Association
Frederick County Park Bureau
Handley Library
Frederick County
Waite
Mr. Ralston
Winchester Fruit District
Golfer Helped by Crow at Archerfield Links
A Crow on Archerfield course in Haddingtonshire picked up a golf minted on the seventeenth hole and carried it a distance before dropping it near the green as players moved toward the finishing hole.
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Archerfield
Haddingtonshire
Woolen fabrics will cost more in 1923 fall lines
New York January 24 the American Woolen Company opened heavy weight woolen fabric lines for the fall of 1923. The price increases of about 20 percent were anticipated and discount by various parties may lessen the impact. Merchants will gauge how far consumers will bear higher finished goods prices.
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New York
American Woolen Company
Stonebridge News Highlights Local Visit and Death
Stonebridge Virginia on January 24 reports Hiram Oweng and Fred Witz visiting J. W. Martin, G. D. Martin from Ashby Station spent time with his brother, Andrew Donaldson from Alberton Maryland greeted friends, and the community mourns the death of William Broun of Hardesty after pneumonia. Mabel Martin visits aunt H. Cuner while local farmers plow.
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Stonebridge
Hiram Oweng
Fred Witz
Berryville
J. W. Martin
G.D. Martin
Ashby Station
Andrew Donaldson
Alberton
William Broun
Hardesty
Broun
Mabel Mertin
H. €. Cuner
Stephens City
B.A. Grim
Parliament debate on doctors ending life of pa tients in care
A British parliament member urges allowing doctors to euthanize patients who have lost hope. The commentator questions the necessity and notes the prevalent view that surviving treatment could lead to death by doctor.
Value of Superior Cattle in Florida
A Florida beef cattle ranch using over 100 purebred bulls has raised calf weights 30 to 50 percent over native stock. Since five years ago owners improved type and quality, employing about 80 000 head of stock and crossbreeding as needed. Breeds include Aberdeen Angusr Shorthorn Hereford and Brahmans.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Florida
W. F B. Ward
United States
Bleaching Foods With Sulphur and Hydrogen Peroxide
A patent process uses hydrogen peroxide to remove sulfur dioxide traces from cherries gelatin fruits syrups nuts potatoes and cereals after bleaching with sulphur compounds.
Legacy of Talent Promised by Fraternity Integrates Growth
Fragmented lines discuss a legacy and talent to be developed for Whuselt and his fellows. The piece urges self improvement and hard work, presenting talent as a boon and a blessing to others. The text reads as a moral exhortation within a fraternal context.
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Whuselt
Red Pepper for Rheumatic Pain Burgundy ad promised quick relief
An old advertisement touts a red pepper rub claimed to soothe rheumatic joints within minutes. It urges readers to ask for Rowles and ensures genuine packaging with the brand name.
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Rowles
Sirbaugh Estate Refers to Master Commissioner in Virginia Case
Court orders reference to Master Commissioner to inventory J N Sirbaugh real and personal property, liens, and unpaid taxes, settle accounts of Farmers and Reliants Nat Bank of Winchester, determine rightful heirs, and report pertinent matters. Hearing set for Feb 8 1923 at Winchester office, with adjournment if needed.
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Arthur Te
Adeline M. Sirbaugh
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Virginia
J. N. Sirbaugh
Nati Bank of
Winchester
West Water Street
J. W. Baker
Correction on Correct Policy Wording at National Cost
A notice emphasizes proper policy wording to protect against theft and collision on public property. It references Cayur and General Insurance with J. V. Arthur and Rouss Avenue, stressing timely completion.
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Cayur General Insurance J. V. Arthur Rouss
Refugee ships short of fuel reach Manila
Wartime dispatches from Taiwan report three missing Russian refugee ships making for Manila from Shanghai with low fuel. Two other vessels were said to be following closely, while the remaining two headed back toward Shanghai.
Farm Shop Aids Farmers With Simple Repairs
H H Fenton of Kansas State Agricultural College explains how a home shop can extend machinery life from five to fifteen years through simple repairs. The guide emphasizes safety, proximity to the shed, proper layout, and economical construction with standard tools to empower farmers to fix bolts, handles, and other common parts without traveling to town.
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H. H. Fenton
Kansas State Agricultural College
Sage and Sulphur Compound for Darker Hair
An advertisement promotes Sage Tea and Sulphur Compound as a natural way to darken gray hair. It claims quick results, with hair appearing darker and shinier after one or two applications, suggesting a youthful look without noticeable aging.
Causes of Winter Milk and Butter Failures
The article notes winter milk and butter losses stem from late marketing and air exposure. Tubs stay open, catching impurities, but nearly airtight cream pails and jars could prevent this, reducing spoilage and quality degradation.
New Wage Scale Signed for Bituminous Coal Fields
Bituminous coal operators and United Mine Workers officials in New York signed a one year wage agreement for the tri state area of Ohio Illinois Indiana. The pact will serve as a standard for wages and conditions across remaining bituminous territory and mirrors the agreement in effect until April 1 based on 1920 federal fuel administration findings.
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Associated Press
New York
United Mine Workers of America Today
Ohio
Ilinois
Indiana
Federal Fuel Administration
Pruning in the Dormant Season Tip for Orchards
Pruning may be done during the dormant season with slight preference for late winter or early spring for trees. Delays risk unfinished work due to farm practice rush. use favorable weather after foliage drops for pruning.
Asia section mirrors Syrian news with Turkey Palestine and more
The region framed as Syrian news is said to include Asia Minor and areas around the Black Sea, naming Turkey, Palestine and the Arabian peninsula along with nearby countries.
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Asia
Turkey
Palestine
Arabian Peninsula
Black Sea
Rail shares in strong demand in morning market
New York report shows sustained demand for railroad issues with more than a dozen gaining one to two points. Some industrials including domestic food, oil and merchandising shares faced selling pressure but losses stayed around a point as trading remained quiet for the morning.
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New York
Will of Mrs. Mary R. Deceased Suit to Settle Executor Accounts
The court orders in the Clerk’s Office of the City of Winchester a suit to construe the will of Mrs Mary R deceased and settle the accounts of her executor M M Lynch under court supervision. Defendants are nonresidents of Virginia and must plead within ten days. Publication of notice required in The Evening Star for four successive weeks.
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Mary R
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Howard
Lewis
K. Smith
Mattie R. Smith
Willy Muse
John C. Muse
Julia Muse
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Mae EB. Muse
George Tyler Smith
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