Note In Bank Caused Trouble To Local Man
A man charged with obtaining less than 40 dollars from a local bank in Berryville Winchester area. He was discharged in Berryville court after an arrest and later jailed. The defendant, formerly a tombstone supplier, allegedly obtained funds for a tombstone and passed the money to Funk and Son, claiming employer instructions.
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Dangerfield
Bon
Clarke
Berry
Berryvilleé
Winchester
Irrryville
Oustedriff Smallwood
Beatles
Doran
Wyamlam
Ani’ Sen
Bank
Sen
Funkend Son
Sith To Take Stump For Davis
George Br. Brennan of Illinois said John W. Davis has favorable reception to Governor Smith of New York touring the East and Middle West to support Davis's presidential campaign.
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Sith
Davis
New York
George Br, Brennan
Tllinois
John W. Davis
Smith
East
Middle West
Mr. Davis
Origin of Sodas and Early Ice Cream Treats
The piece traces the origin of the ice cream soda and similar cold drinks through ancient and medieval references. It notes snow cooled beverages known to Jews Greeks and Romans and cites a Roman figure Quintus Maximus Gurgus, nicknamed the Glutton, for a primitive recipe.
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Rome
Quintus Maximus Gurgus
Valley Mill payroller figures and local names
Fragmentary notice lists names connected to a mill payroll near New Market. It mentions Jacob D. Hupp with a Virginia company and references family members Dawid G and Charites G laday along with Rand Solon Filtsmoyers.
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el Dwester
Jacob D. Hupp
New Market
Hupp
Virginia Company
Ae . Inclu
Woman Admits Illness Kept Her From Work
A vintage notice discusses women and illness, claiming that over 121000 women were surveyed about Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The text asserts a high yes rate and broad pharmacist distribution, noting 93 of 100 responders report benefit.
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Ben Vali
Pinkham
Beneft
Virginia Gubernatorial Race Drifts With No Clear Front Runner
The Virginia governor race shows little momentum with key contenders undecided and no major developments expected until fall. Potential candidates include Senator Walter Mapp, State Auditor C Lee Moore, Lieutenant Governor West, former Governor Davis, plus others weighing entry as Harry Byrd's stance remains unrevealed.
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Associated Press
Richmond
Nia
Bae
Cal
Norfolk
Carter Glass
New York
Glass
Harry Flood Byrd
Winchester
Democratic Executive Committee
Byrd
Wood
Janoke
Walter Mapp
C. Lee Moore
West
Davis
Chinese Delicacy Salt Eggs
Salt eggs are preserved by encasing ducks eggs in clay or rice ashes with salt to store them.
Church of Christ Plans Sunday Services at Odd Fellows Hall
The Church of Christ will hold Bible school at 10 a.m. with L. L. Hoekman as superintendent and a lesson on The Baptism of Jesus. A sermon at 11 a.m. followed by communion. Christian Endeavor at 7:15 p.m. on Being A Good Neighbor led by Elnora Clevenger. No evening preaching. Mid-week prayer at 7:45 p.m. at 324 W. Water Street. Public invited. W. L. Dudley, Minister.
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Church of Christ
Odd Fellows
L. L. Hoekman
Elnora Clevenger
L. L. Hocokman
W. “.Water Street
Over 5 000 At Church Reunion In Pen Mar Park
The Reform reunion of churches from Pennsylvania Maryland Virginia and West Virginia drew about 5000 people to Pen Mar Park on Thursday. The Rev Dr Frederick C Seitz of Greensburg spoke in the afternoon and the Masonic Choir of Frederick Maryland provided notable singing in the large tabernacle.
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Pennsylvania
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Pen-Mar Park
the Park
Frederick C. Seitz
Greensburg
Masonic Choir
Frederick, Md
Weather Keeps City Folk in for Spring Preview
City residents debate moving to the country for a spring break then abandon plans as heat rises. The piece notes the weather as the main barrier to a temporary country retreat.
Epworth Leaguers Elect Officers At Massanetta Springs
Harold E. Skelton of Weyer's Cave was reelected president of the Baltimore Conference Epworth League at Massanetta Springs jubilee assembly. Other officers chosen include Rev. H A F Wagner Warm Spring as vice president Samuel M. Dodd Jr Cher ry dale secretary Maude B Hodges Baltimore treasurer and Claude E Glover Keyser Era agent. Business will close today with 400 delegates then outing to the Grottoes of the Shenandoah.
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Harold E. Skelton
Weyer’s Cave
Baltimore
Epworth League
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Massanetta Springs
A. F. Wagner
Warm Spring
Samuel M. Dodd, Jr
Cherrydale
Miss Maude
Shenandoah
Russian Claim on Wire Strength Under High Heat Pressure
The fragment suggests a claim about using high heat and pressure on crystals or teeth to prevent decay and a Russian claim of discovering a method to make wire stronger. The readable text is incoherent and noisy but centers on material strength and treatment methods.
The Sun and the Mab Excerpt on Day Length on Moon
The Sun rises and sets over the 4pool as in Nature Magazine. It notes the sun shines for about twenty nine days on the moon and then remains below the horizon for an equal period.
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Nature Magazine
Wild Horses and Mining Machinery Trade Notes
A fragment notes many wild horses on an Icelandic island and mentions horses once shipped to England for mining work, a market now closing as mining machinery adoption grows.
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Iceland
Formenly
England
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W. Kurtz
T. Russell
Cather
P. M. Funkhouser
C. M. Ebert
X. W. Richards
W. A. Bailey
Robt.’ F. Brill
Wm, T. Barr
Llewellyn Jackson
J. Fred Thwatite
Sample Shoe Store Company
J. Jos. Sullivan
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Rouss Avenue
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Simmons Steel
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