Blood Remedy Offered By Swift Specific Co
An advertisement invites readers to write for a booklet about blood health and the S. S. S. remedy. It promises information on strengthening the blood and freeing it from various conditions, noting the product’s long history and offering a free booklet from the Swift Specific Co. in Atlanta, Georgia.
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Swift
Atlanta
Divibes Estate Heirs Named After Kinsey Kemp Death
The death of Kinsey Kemp near Butler Maryland on July 10 at age eighty five leaves an estate valued over 100000 to be divided among nieces and nephews after deductions for cemetery lots life housekeeper and other charges. He was the last of three Kemp brothers to die within three and a half years. Heirs include Lucretia Fuller S V Kemp H Mitchell Miss S A Kemp Hunter Stine J P Kemp and Grace W Kemp among others.
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Kinsey Kemp
Butler
Baltimore County
Maryland
Kemp
Lucretia Co. Fuller
Danville
S. V. Kemp
Baltimore
H. ©. Mitchell
Newark
N. J
S. A. Kemp
Hunter. Stine
Winchester
J. P. Kemp
Grace Vv. Kemp
Lewis Kemp
Page County Storms Cause Heavy Crop Damage
Page County was battered by a sequence of hailstorms over several days causing thousands in damage. Potatoes corn wheat and garden vegetables suffered across three districts as efforts aimed to boost yields were erased by hail and washouts.
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Page County
Miss Carter to Wed Navy Officer in Washington Area
Miss Juliet Carter of Middleburg Virginia announces an engagement to Mr P Bryson Wood Jr a United States Navy pay master and son of the late Dr P Bryson Wood of Baltimore He is a brother of Miss Rose Wood and half sister to Mrs Henry A Parr Jr and Mrs William N Jeffers No wedding date has been set.
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Juliet Carter
Richard Welby Carter
Carter
Middleburg
Loudoun ‘County
P. Bryson Wood
United States Navy
Baltimore
Wood
Nina Carter Tabb
John Mackenzie’ Tabb
Washington
Rose Wood
Henry A.parr, Jr
William N. Jeffers
Vie ‘Ginia
Macleod
He M. Moore
Arthur RF. Moore
Wiizabeth M. Willams
Gerald B. Williams
Jo Macleod
Ami — Becker
Oberline DeakThie
George F. Becker
John A. Deakins
Joseph M. Deakins
Deborah C
G.) Fauver
Fauber
Fauver
Parsone
Parran
Glovina di Jeffers
Usha
Scaie
Maude Johnson
Us ——— Johnson
Seer
W. Pulliam
Howard S. Pull
A. Pulliam
Ethel Treats
Teets
R. Fue
Ehia Jonellan
Loughlan
Lugy Pulliam
William D. Cassin
Mary M. Cassin
Fanmie M. Cassin
Génévieve Cassin
Carrie B. Shoemaker
C. T. Shoemaker
Virginia Te Kinkaid
Kinkaid
Kin- 6
T. W. Kinkaid Ter Kinkaid
Kincaide
Dora Heath
Alice Heath
Charles Heath
Oe H. R. Fralinger
Fralinger
William R. Heath
Garah C. Kerns
Millie J. Lockhart
B. N. Lockhart
Christena V. Brill
Aha Huseband
A. L. Brill
Laura F
Kerns
George
Hope Anderson
Anderson
John Hoye
William
Edward Hoye
David, Hoye
Damiel
J.hoye
M. C
M. G
M. J
Robinett
Robrett
Robinette
Robert Higgins
Mary Ann Higgins
Lydia Higgins
Sarah Higgins
Harman
Higgins
Robert M. Heterick
Robert Heterick
Mary J
Lizzie Heteé
Sara Hackney
Mary Hetgressi
F. Heterick
Margaret J. Tetenich
Elizabeth Matteck
Mattock
Henry Ball
Aga Wall
Warren Wall
Curlett Wall
Mary Wall
Lucy Well
Annie Wall
Edith Wall
Nellie Wall
Mary B. Lovett
Lucy Lovett
J. B Lovett
Louisa Lovett
Farnet Hottel
W. S. Lovett
J. B. Tempter
Florence Templéry
Ida
Mary
Levett
Julia V
R. W. Heath
Robert Heterick, Sr
James Ball
John ¥. Wall
Thomas Wall
Charles F. Gelwick
William J. Walt
George Herseblower
William MacCleland
Elisha W. Carson
Thomas Hollingsworth
Henry W. Brown
John Brown
Samuel Kendrick
Mendricks
Thomas J. Miller
Atbfatarr Stickley
John Sammel
Hankey
Gatewood
John D. Fer
War Relief Thanks Those Who Helped Card Party
Mrs. Richard Evelyn Byrd expresses gratitude to all who aided the charity card party at the Inn for the war relief fund. She acknowledges the cooperation of attending ladies and contributing merchants whose items and presence supported a successful afternoon.
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Richard Evelyn Byrd
Jwar Relief Fund
Home Demonstration Agent to Address Canning Club
Miss Ella G Agnew state home demonstration agent will speak to Canning Club members in Winchester and Frederick county at Handley Library 2 30 Friday afternoon on home canning role in food conservation. Miss Tresa Murphy county agent arranged the meeting and will demonstrate at Evendale home of J S Haldeman. Canning interest grows with tomato ripening and demand for demonstrations from across the county. Second shipment of canners expected soon at the chamber.
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Ella Agnew
Handley Library
Ella G. Agnew
Canning Club
Winchester
Frederick County
Agnew
Tresa Murphy
J. S. Haldeman
Evendale
Miss Murphy
Chamber of Commerce
Nineveh News Notes Busy Weekend Events
In Nineveh Virginia on July 23 Mr and Mrs Ben White and their family visited the home of Luther Williams and attended a yard party at Fairview. Miss Berties Willis visits Miss Mary Hale and Miss Mabel Dovel visits Miss Olive Painter and Miss Elsie Cave. The Whites of Chambersville spent Saturday night and Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Robert White. Laura and Selena Marlow of Browntown visit sister Mrs Love Manuel. Barnett Pitcock and family spent Sunday at Mr Robert White's. Rev Collis began a bush meeting near Refuge Friday and will continue through next Sunday July 29.
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Nineveh
Ben White
Luther Williams
Fairview
Berties Willis
Mary Hale
Mabel Dovel
Olive Painter
Elsie Cave
Chambersville
Robert White
Laura
Selena Marlow
Browntown
Republicans to Convene County Convention for State Delegates
Chairman Albert C. Brown said Frederick County Republicans will hold a county convention probably mid August to elect delegates and alternates to the state convention. The county has seven votes at Roanoke for the state convention to be held the last of August and may elect 14 delegates each with one half vote.
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Albert C. Brown
Republican Executive Committee
Frederick County
Roanoke
Virginia
Charles F. Nelson
I7ura Sale Nelson
Sarah J. Sale
W. H. S. Nelson
Edward
Crist
Edward S.crist
Catherine Crist
Emma FE
Dunn
Thomas Punn
Lousiana B. Crist
Bear Pond
Dorr Niehalan Previn, Mre
Esai Tatdnes Minhalwe
Pate MM. Veter
Individuaty Asq
P. M. Mishier
ST. Bastian
J. Myers Grove
Mary J. Farney
D. A.” Balinger
Or Ballinger
James TL. Eby
Margaret
Overholtzer
C.4sebricht Lanah S. Ernst
Uncle Henry Malory Dead at 92 in Poor House
"Uncle" Henry Malory died at 1 p.m. aged 92, a long time wood sawyer and local preacher who served in the Civil War on the Union side but never enlisted. Born into a fading era he was the last of his family, a kind if unafraid man, buried in Potter's field. He had several marriages and many children who predeceased him, and his life reflects a changing rural economy from wood to gasoline power and finally poverty.
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Henry Malory
Uncle Henry
Henry
Condemnation Suit for Forest Reserve Land in Virginia
A 1917 U.S. District Court action seeks to condemn 68.04 acres in Frederick County Virginia for a National Forest Reserve under the Weeks Forestry Act. The filing lists multiple parcels and claimants tied to Wake Weeks era land grants, with nonresident defendants and unknown heirs named.
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Charles F. Nelson
United States of America
Frederick County
Virginia
Thomas Cover
William H. Sale
Hugh Holmes
Philip Snapp
Philip D.C. Jones
Major Lewis Stephens
Lemuel Weeks
John Koontz
John Clark
Sheppard Collins
Cant of Critics and Hypocrites Disturbing World
A sharp note on canting in society. Sterne remarks that while hypocritical cant is strong, criticism acts as the most tormenting cant in the world.
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Laurence Sterne
Condemnation suit for land in Virginia for National Forest use
United States seeks to condemn land in Virginia for national forest protection of navigable waters. The filing lists numerous nonresident defendants and heirs, describes parcels around Mountain Falls and Big Divide, and sets a September 7, 1917 hearing for commissioners to determine just compensation and award damages. The notice requires publication for four weeks and postings at federal building Lynchburg and Frederick County Court House.
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Mary Hammon
Mary Ann Ramey
Ramey
Kethelper Save
Elizarsaroline Kerten
Hammon
Shepherd Collins
Bear Pond Lumber Coal and Oil Company
Bear Pond Lumber, Coal and Oil Company
Virginia
Tdisoria
Hamed
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Ter
Sac Aid
District Court of the United States
Western District of
Sudee
Federal Building of Post Office
Lynchburg
United States of America
Evening Star
Winchester
Frederick County
Federal
Court House
United States District Court For
Western District OF Virginia
Frederick
Back
Township
Mountain Falls
Big Divide
Ind
Deakins
Holes Conrad
Moers
Cres
Henry CC. McDowell
Federal Building
United States of América
Uirginia
Clerk U S District Court Western District of Virginia Note
A formal court clerical entry from the Western District of Virginia references official duties and docketing but provides minimal readable detail beyond identifying the clerk and court title. The text appears to be a fragmentary copy test with repeated names and positions.
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Louis H. Price
U. S
U.S. District Court
Western District of Virginia
Prices Paid Today In Grain Markets At Baltimore
Close of the Baltimore wholesale market shows wheat quoted at 240 and 2.01 per bushel with local dealers noting steady demand. The report reflects general trends in grain pricing and market activity amid routine dealer observations.
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Baltimore
Dale
Blacher and the Napoleonic Wars Career
A fragmentary account traces Blücher's life from entering service at fourteen in Rostock to his role in the Napoleonic Wars. It notes his capture by Prussians, later service, rise to lieutenant colonel, and leadership in final battles. It mentions his controversial insistence on executing Napoleon after Waterloo and his death in 1819.
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Rostock
Elis
Frederick
Ning
Waterloo
Poleon
Welthage
Burécher
The Great Theater Fires Across History
A historical roundup notes theater fires from Shakespeare’s Globe to Chicago s Iroquois theater tragedy. It mentions early fires in London venues Surrey Covent Garden and Drury Lane and a Richmond blaze killing 70 residents including a governor during 18th century upheavals.
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Globe Theater
Henry VIII
London
Surrey
Covent Garden
Drury Lane
America
Richmond
Chicago
Childre
New York
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