Funeral Rites Held For D. H. Foreman Noted Politician
D. H. Foreman of Cold Stream died at home after a stroke at eighty six. A longtime Republican and stump speaker, he is survived by wife Miss Bargent a son William and daughter Mrs. Cara Huff of Akron. Burial was in Foreman cemetery. Local notices report visiting relatives and church events, road work progress to Capen Bridge, and upcoming conventions at Mount Olive Church of Christ with services by Rev. R. L. Philpott.
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Upon Bridge
W. Va
D. H. Foreman
Cold Stream
Hampshire County
Miss Bargent
William
Cara Huff
Akron
Ohio
Old Foreman
Holland K. Wright
Evergreen
Ala
Elmer Gifin
Theodore Giffin
Rowlesburg
B. H. Giffin
Rodney Carper
Annie Carter
Winchester
Russell Cooper
Gore
Loring Cooper
Loringet
Ruth Kendell
Fanny Man
M. E
Winifred Ward
Capen Bridge
Virginia Line
Shuler
Harry Hardy
Edward Oates
Moorefield
Conrad Oates
Fred Oates
J. C. Haines
Evelyn’ Carpenter
Whitfore
Harry *Hiett
Ladies.Aid . Society of the
Church of Christ
A. D. McKee
Harriet Sirbaugh
Relay. _Md
Harry Warkheimer
Bison Pugh
Pugh
Settle Wolford
Gertrude Whitacre
Rock Enon Springs
R. L. Philpott
Strasburg
William Alabaugh
D. H. Shuler
Capon
Mount Olive Church of Christ
Conveyances of County Property in Frederick County
Real estate conveyances admitted to record include David Messick to R P Thorpe for 310 acres in Stonewall district at 18000 dollars and A S Bower to Fred L Glaize for two acres near Rest at 41900. L Jackson et al to Earl Shade for a strip in Neffstown for one dollar. H H Hoffman to Nellie W Hoffman et al for a half interest in 13 acres in Shawnee district at 500 or less. Sarah C Good et al to James W Good for 83 acres on White Pine Ridge at 1000. T R Cather and Jas P Reardon special commissioners to Joseph M Snapp for 8 acres in Opequon district at 4128.50. Louis Clevenger et ux to John W Reed for 208 acres in Stonewall district at 2500. Cather and Reardon special commissioners to J H Fishel for 49 acres in Opequon district at 1036.74. Sarah J Pifer to E H White for 148 acres in Opequon district for
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Frederick County
David Messick
R. P. Thorpe
Stonewall District
A. S. Bower
Fred L. Glaize
L. Jackson
Als
Earl Shade
Neffstown
H. H. Hoffman
Nellie W. Hoffman
Cather and Reardon
J. H. Fishel
Opequon
Sarah J. Pifer
E. H. White
Land Transfers Including Virginia Properties and Purchases
Many property dealings listed include Carrie T. Swimley and Mary Swarts for 20 acres near Bruce town at 1500 dollars, M B Richards and spouse to J W Baker for strip near Martinsburg pike at 10 dollars, John W. Rosenberger and spouse to M H Lancaster and spouse for 194 acres in Ginesboro district at 2800 dollars, J W Baker to W H and L L Miller for small tract near Martinsburg pike at 10 dollars, F D Good to Lille C Anderson for 381 acres in Back Creek district Hampshire county for 100 dollars and love and affection, M L Parson and spouse to E T Whittaker for 194 acres near Nain for 6500 dollars.
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Carrie T. Swimley
Mary Swarts
Brucetown
M. B. Richards
J. W. Baker
Martinsburg Pike
John W. Rosenberger
M. H. Lancaster
Ginesboro
W. H
L. L Miller
F. D. Good
Lille C. Anderson
Back Creek District
Hampshire County
W. Va
M. L. Parson
E. T. Whitttaker
Nain
Vanishing Buttermilk Cream promised to beautify skin
An advertisement touts Howard's Buttermilk Cream as a magic skin toner that smooths dull complexions and whitens hands without leaving residue. It claims to erase wrinkles, puffiness, freckles, and roughness after application, with effects unseen once absorbed. Baker's Drug Store promotes the product.
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Howard’s
Baker’s Drug Store
India Workers Benefit by Drive Against Liquor
London reports C V Mehta of Bombay says prohibition in India has improved workers conditions. He cites Bombay liquor consumption cut from 2,800,000 to 1,800,000 gallons in two and a half years. Mehta notes shops close during strikes and non-cooperation, with abstinence long standing among many Indians.
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London
India
C. V. Mehta
Executive Council
Bombay
England
Mehta
Excise
Poona
Mr. Mehta
Pet Snake Grows Friend in Court for Actor
Vienna July 21 The actor Franz Gise loved snakes and faced court after his boa constrictor caused neighborly worry. He carried the pet in a suitcase to court and released it on the board where the judge witnessed the reptile’s calm gaze on the prosecuting attorney. The zoo director testified the snake was venomless, leading to the actor’s release with the pet.
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Associated Press
Vienna
Franz Gise
Zoo
Fragmentary OCR: unreadable numeric sequence persists
The provided text shows scattered symbols and partial numbers without clear context or identifiable entities. No coherent event, person, organization, or place can be determined from the fragments to form a proper news item.
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason
A short poem urges peace and mockery of heated debate while recalling the fate of scholars and heroes. It contrasts burning beliefs with enduring legends such as William Tell and notes the danger of persecuting ideas despite fame.
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Walt Mason
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