Woman credits Lydia E Pinkham remedy for relief from female trouble
Mrs Thomas McGonigal of 3432 Hartville Street Philadelphia recounts years of cramps and illness misdiagnosed as needing surgery. After starting Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, she improved after three bottles and was cured. She grants permission to publish her letter to help other women.
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Philadelphia
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mra
Thos. McGonigal
Hartville Street
Phila., Pa
Metropolitan Shows Offer Varied Nightly Entertainment
The Metropolitan Shows provide a diverse lineup nightly at 10 30 featuring Maybelle Mack’s mules and Georgia Minstrels as standout acts. Highlights include the ferris wheel, ocean wave, tango swings, four bands, Tokyo, Mysteria and a clean midway with no games of chance.
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Maybelle Mack
Mules
Georgia Minstrels
Tokyo
Elks War Relief Fund Planned With One Dollar Assessments
Winchester Lodge No 867 B P O Elks plan a one dollar per member assessment to raise a million dollars for war relief. The measure aims to quickly gather funds nationwide, though contributions are voluntary and not limited to a dollar. Local Elks expect strong member support at tonight's meeting.
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Benevolent and Protective Order of Elka
Grand Lodge
Elks
United States
Elks War Reliefs Commission
Royal Lodge
Order
Don’t Scold Mother The Cross Child Is Bilious Feverish
An advertisement urges mothers to use California Syrup of Figs as a gentle laxative for upset stomachs and digestive clogs in children. It promises relief within hours and warns to buy only genuine California Fig Syrup from the stated company.
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California
California Fig Syrup “Company
United States
Charming Miss Baker leads successful youth entertainment
Miss Mary Bruce Baker drew a large crowd as the event showcased many young participants. The committee thanks all contributors, noting the show’s charm, delight, and strong turnout driven by the vibrant youthful entrants.
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Mary Bruce Baker
Greenspring Notes Picnic Attracts Large Crowd In Greensprings
Greenspring Virginia July 24 A very large crowd attended the Woodmen s picnic and yard party. Saturday Mrs H B Kerns and children of Siler are spending a few days in this vicinity. The Greensprig Cornet Band will hold a yard party next Saturday night at the White Hall school house. Mr W C Shade has returned from Paw Paw West Virginia after a week there. Mr George W Brown is spending the week with his son William in Winchester. Master Ralph Stimmel son of Mr and Mrs W R Stimmel who has been sick for the past week is much better.
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Greenspring
Woodmen
Greensprig Cornet
White Hall School House
W.C. Shade
Paw Paw
W. Va
George W. Brown
William Brown
Winchester
Ralph Stimmel
W.R. Stimmel
Sunday Social Notes From Greenspring Church
Mr EB D Shireley visited sister Mrs EB D Hardy on Sunday. Marion Strobridge and family spent Sunday evening with Mr J W Dix. J J Barrett expects to finish his new house in a few weeks. Rev C V Van Der Linden will preach to the Modern Woodmen of America at Greenspring Church next Sunday July 29 at 3 30 p m.
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EB. D. Hardy
Marion Strobridge
J. W. Dix
J. J. Barrett
C. V. van der Linden
Woodmen of America
Greenspring
Official Draft Lots Sent Out
The master list of red ink serial numbers was mailed to all local boards by General Crowder as the draft moves to local control. Regulations for correcting serial number errors were issued, under the adjutant-general of each state. Mrs. A. B. Richard and her son Ralph Richards left for a visit to relatives in Washington.
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Washington
Crowder
A. B. Richard
Ralph Richards
Effective British Raids Reported In France and Belgium
London reports successful British raids Tuesday night in northern France and Belgium. Thirty prisoners were captured as German trenches and dugouts were entered and bombed west of Havrincourt Vermelles and near Hollebeke with considerable military damage.
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London
France
Belgium
War Office
Hav‘incourt
Vermelles
Hollebeke
Fire Insurance Agents Organize in Northern Virginia
The local fire insurance agents from the Valley and Piedmont met in Winchester to form The Local Fire Insurance Agents' Association of Northern Virginia. G. M. Hanebrough of Winchester was elected president Dr L Robey of Herndon vice president C. H. Shipman of Leesburg secretary and treasurer W. Frank Garrett of Leesburg and A. N. Adams of Purcellville joined the executive committee.
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Valley
Piedmont
Hansbrough and Carter
Winchester
Purcellville
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