Women Who Are Always Tired In Swan Creek Michigan
Annie Cameron of Swan Creek Michigan and Coris Rowe of Hebron Maine report renewed energy and better health after using Lydia E Pinkham Medicine. They praise improved strength and household vigor and say letters to the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co are answered confidentially by women.
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Swan Creek
Mich
Annie Cameron
R.F.D
No. 1
Michigan
Lydia Pink
Garen
Pilates
Desirable Stewart Street House and Lot For Sale
By authority of a trust deed dated May 20 1913 Jadae and John P trustees will sell at public auction July 17 1915 at noon a lot on Stewart Street Winchester Was Seneside containing 57 feet 6 inches frontage and 150 feet depth with brick improvements plumbing electricity and heating. One third cash balance two thirds via two bonds due one and two years after sale at six percent interest secured by deed and insurance policy. Sale price 5500 with lawful interest from May 6 1915. Williams Trustee.
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Winchester
Stewart St
Julian A. Beverley
Ge Ey Williams
Freeman divorce suit in Frederic County Circuit Court
In the Clerk's Office of the Circuit Court of Frederick County on June 28 1915 plaintiff Hattie Crawford sues William Crawford for an absolute divorce. An affidavit claims the defendant is not a Virginia resident. He must appear within fifteen days after due publication. A copy is to be published weekly for four consecutive weeks in The Winchester Evening Star and posted at the courthouse door by July 6 1915. W Baker Sr deputy clerk. Merry H Lynch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Crawford
William Crawford
Wilm Crawford
Virginia
Wineta
IBOY Inspires Treasure Digging Across Catoma Creek
In Alabama near Montgomery residents dig daily for treasure after a boy stirs rumors of hidden money. A sheriff records a few suspects boasting of a stash at the Catoma Creek bridge, while the boy is released and locals abandon farming for treasure hunting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ale
Catoma
Ster
Snakes and Cruelty Factor in Indiana Divorce Case
In Indianapolis a box of about forty live snakes found in Mrs Grace George’s sitting room features in a divorce case. Her husband Pern George, now in Chicago, is accused of cruel treatment. a judge notes snakes could be an element of cruelty alongside repeated strikes and broken dishes.
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Indianapolis
Grace George
Pern Géorge
Chicago
Clifford
George
Sister Breaks Up Home in La Crosse Divorce Suit
In La Crosse Wisconsin Lee Shoemaker and Maudé lived with two children before Maudé's sister Gladys from Kirksville Missouri visited. Maudé filed for divorce naming Gladys as affinity as Shoemaker began giving his pay to the visitor leaving Maudé to work to support the children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Wis
Lee Shoemaker
Rte Maudé
Gladys
Kirksville
Plowboy Discovers Gold Coins Buried Long Ago
Richard Brewer unearthed about $600 in gold coins on Hawkins farm in Johnson County North Carolina as plowing unearthed the stash. Landowner St Bay reportedly let the finder keep the money and did not claim it as his own.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutherfordtown
N. C
Hawkins
Johnson County
Richard Brewer
Personal Notices From Baltimore Visitors In Town
Mr Samuel P Morton of Baltimore motored to town and spends the weekend with friends. Ensign Richard Evelyn Byrd US Navy arrived and joined his wife for the weekend then returned to Washington. Paymaster Charles Copp US Navy, guest of friends over the Fourth, returned to Washington. Mr and Mrs W H Emerson and three sons of Morgantown WV and Mr and Mrs Clayton Woodhill of Greensburg PA visited relatives. Mrs Emerson was formerly Martha Henry of this city. Mr and Mrs W B Henry of Monessen PA are visiting relatives. Mr James Parker and son of Washington are visiting. Mrs Howard Bryant of Baltimore is guest of her aunt Mrs D H Bragonier on North Braddock Street.
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Samuel P. Morton
Baltimore
Richard Evelyn Byrd
United States Navy
Mr. Byrd
Washington
Charles Copp
W.H. Emerson
Morgantown
W. V2
Clayton
Mrs. W. B& Henry
Monessan, Pa
James Parker and Son
Howard Bryant
D. H Bragonier
North Braddock Street
Holmes
Cincinnati
Ohio
Shenandoah
Baltimore and Ohio
Mrs. Holmes
North Market
Shepherdstown to Have Water Works in West Virginia
A new company plans to build a waterworks system in Shepherdstown, West Virginia, by taking over the existing electric light and power company and adding a large Potomac River power plant near Antitam Creek. Outside capital is sought to fund the project, which aims to pump deep-well water and create a high-elevation reservoir. Bird names are linked to bird songs with explanations of chickadee, phoebe, peabody, and bob white notes.
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Shepherdstown
W. Va
Winchester
Shepherdstown Electric Light and Power Company
Potomac River
Antitam Creek
Antietam Creek
Chickadee
Dee Dee
Dee
Phoebe
Peabody
Bob White
Hair Growth Through Music Lessons Covets Broadway
A theatrical oddity claims music brings peace joy and hair growth. Doctors say melody relaxes and inspires, leading to longer hair on musicians and fans alike. Broadway crowds subscribe to shows hoping rhythmic calm will stave baldness and reveal glistening domes atop theater rows.
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Broadway
York Times
Local Market Prices For Common Commodities Reported
The local market prices today include cracked corn retail per bushel at 36 cents, mixed hay per bale at 62 cents, spring chickens live at 28 cents per pound, scented potatoes per peck at 46 cents, and hams at 16 cents per pound.
Market closes steady on fruits vegetables and livestock
Market reports show steady closing on vegetables, green fruits, poultry, and hay. Butter prices glided around 28 to 29 1 2 cents with creamery margins. eggs declined slightly yet some gains noted in rehydrated lines. Live poultry values held with spring chickens near 28 cents a pound and hens around 17 1 2 cents. Calf prices ranged from 9 to 15 dollars, lambs and sheep quoted with mixed per pound figures.
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Virginia
Motoring Crowd Fills Hotel Evans Weekend
Commercial travelers and motor parties from across the country flooded Hotel Evans over the weekend. The sightseers began leaving town this afternoon, some heading south on the Valley Pike while others continued their journeys. A long list of Washington visitors stayed at the Ryans, including Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Fox and numerous others.
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Hotel Evans
Valley Pike
Resinol Promises Quick Relief for Sore Skins
An early 20th century note touts Resinol as beginning to heal sick skins immediately. It describes soothing itching and irritation, claiming the product provides cooling comfort and relief from skin troubles, sold by druggists and general stores.
How to Keep Baby's Skin Well
Regular use of Resinol Soap helps prevent rashes and chafings in babies. The soap is described as pure and free from harsh alkali and contains Resinol for skin troubles, according to physicians.
Names of invitees listed for a northeastern social event
The list names Meyer and Messrs Herbert Linda Meyer Carroll Marriott of Baltimore. Mr and Mrs L. Ran kin and Mr and Mrs D C Irwin family of Pittsburgh. A W Birkbeck and child and L B Bassett of Cedartown. Mrs W H Hall and party of friends of Yulaka Florida. Roy A Reinhardt and party of friends of Cumberland Maryland. T S Duncan R W Payne W B Belly R T Creasy and M A Thout of Front Royal Virginia.
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Cumberland
T. 8.Duncan
R. W. Payne
W. B. Belly
R. T. Creasy
M. A. Thout
Front Royal
Barton Delivers Fourth of July Address at Market Street Church
Robert Z. Barton Jr of Winchester delivered a Fourth of July address at the Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday session. The event opened with patriotic songs sung by the Sunday school and a student orchestra performed several selections.
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Robert Z. Barton, Jr
Winchester ‘Ber
Methodist Episcopal Church
Fatally Stricken On Way To Picnic
Cumberland Maryland July 5 Mrs White wife of Robert White Romney West Virginia prosecuting attorney of Hampshire county ran to catch a train with her husband and three children and fell ill as soon as she boarded. After the train moved a mile she was removed at the home of Garrett Parsons where she died. The White family was bound for a picnic at Wappacomo. Mrs White was about 30 and formerly Miss Fisk of Washington. Surviving are her husband and five children.
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Cumberland
Wappacomo
White
Fisk
Washington
Hardly to Be Expected Invest One Legislator
Fragmentary historic dialogue shows a reporter probing an investee about future posterity. A statesman replies with a curt remark about leaving things to chance rather than luck. The speech hints at political risk and accountability in a tense legislative moment.
The Modern Girl and Social Demands
A brief sketch on young women's views of domestic science as social engagement, contrasting the idea of popularity with maternal expectations, as presented in Serena Courier-Jou.
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Serena Courier-Jou
The Two Kinds Optimist and Pessimist
An optimist is a person who smiles at knocks while a pessimist is a person who knocks at smiles. The brief quip contrasts outlooks through playful wording about everyday reactions.
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