Grimes GAINS GLEANIROS GRIMES VA WEEKEND NOTES
Local column records a busy Grimes area weekend with attendance at the Stonewall district Sunday school convention and visits from residents including Henry Daugherty of the United States Navy stationed at Annapolis. Several locals relocate or host guests and inoculation clinic held at Whyte Hall for contagious diseases.
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Whyte Hall
Vernon Rogers
Jannette Rogers
Lula Clemons
Lillian Froumpling
Catonsville
and ‘Moe. Tames
Martinsburg Visit Noted In Local Notes
Mrs Gano and her son Roy Randall stayed several days in Martinsburg with relatives and friends. Mr and Mrs Joshua Carper of near here are indisposed at home and have been for some time. Information from Edwin H Shepard now in Vancouver on the Relix Tuale describes a long voyage. Mr.
Shepard Serves Aboard Vessel From Local Town
Local readers learn parishioner Shepard holds a clerical post on a naval vessel and hails from the area where friends cheer his good health and progress in service.
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Shepard
Greenspring Locals Share Weekend Visits
Greenspring Virginia residents report spring weekend visits with relatives and friends. Orvis Shanholtz and Paul Seeeneen eneen from Texas and Oklahoma toured Edinburgh on Sunday. Robert Lynn of Martinsburg stayed with E. H. Strobridge, and Nagley siblings plus Berlin Webber hosted relatives in the area.
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Greenspring
Orvis Shanholtz
Pauleeeee Seeene Eneen
Texas
Oklahoma
Newton Wine
Bessie
Berlin Webber
Edinburgh
Robert Lynn
Martinsburg
E. H. Strobridge
T. Nagley
E. P. Nagley
Jack Strobridge
Raymond Webber
L. H. Summel
Cumberland
Island of France tops Adventure best short stories
Joseph Cox selects Albert Richard Wetten story The Island of France as the best Adventure piece in Ad venture for 1926. The tale appears as item 10 in THE WORLD yearly best short stories, to be printed in next Sunday's Magazine Section. Hamilton Spectator notes mothers day while praising dads Saturday outing. Philadelphia Bulletin laments tax exemptions adding to tax rate.
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Joseph Cox
Adventure
France
Albert Richard Wetten
America
8.8.8 Promises Clear Skin Through Natural Help
Advertisements claim 8.8.8 cleanses the system to heal pimples boils and skin eruptions. A Cincinnati testimonial touts reduced itching and weight gain after using the remedy made from medicinal herbs, sold in two sizes at druggists nationwide.
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Barker
Cincinnati
Ohio
Straw as Fertilizer Shows Loss From Burning
Straw holds phosphorus and potash plus organic matter essential for plant growth. Burning straw stacks wastes these nutrients and drives up fertilizer costs. Only burn straw when it is weed contaminated to avoid returning weed seeds to the land.
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Extension Service
Colorado Agricultural College
Farm notes on planning, Sudan grass hay and pest control
Farmers urged to plan ahead to avoid delays. Sudan grass remains the best nonlegume for hay pasture. Formalin treatment for oat smut is well known and costed minimally by rotation. Cyanide gas shown to reduce rat populations in storage facilities and recent Iowa trials indicate rapid effectiveness.
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Sudan
Iowa
Apple Scab and Peach Leaf Roller Promise
Apple scab and peach leaf curl likely to be more troublesome this year due to damp spring weather. State College of Agriculture reports noticeable apple scab in Eastern New York and predicts wider spread across the state. Growers are urged to spray thoroughly to keep fruit clean and control peach leaf curl as timing issues in New Jersey Delaware and parts of New York hindered early spraying.
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Ithaca
N. Y
State College of Agriculture
New York State
New Jersey
Delaware
Rev. Conrad H. Goodwin Weighs New Parish Call
The Zion Episcopal Church rector in Charles Town West Virginia Conrad H Goodwin says he is considering a call to another parish but will not name the church yet. He notes poor health required a leave of absence and would guide any decision.
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Charles Town
W. Va
Conrad H. Goodwin
Zion Episcopal Church
Thumb Amputation at Memorial Hospital
Clinton Athey had the left thumb amputated after a stove pipe cut became infected and led to blood poisoning. The operation saved the hand and he is reported doing as well as could be expected.
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Clinton
Athey
Memorial Hospital
Purification Of The System Promises Health Boost
A promotional ad urges Calotabs as the foundation of health, claiming purification of the system cures chronic ailments. It promotes a family package with directions and priced at 85 cents, available at drug stores.
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Nature
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Daniel Leight
John Evans
George
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Roy
Arctic
THE
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Jack~ O' Hearts
Cullen Landis
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Potash
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Jerelay
F. R. Crane
South Main Street
Winchester
Mutt & Jeff
Bud Fisher
Jefe
Jeffits
Mutt
KMIEG
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Hen Howard Franks
Brooklyn
University of Pennsylvania
Hamilton Spectator
Philadelphia Bulletin
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O Duwawna Enney
Posiis Court House
Ryea
Mr. Goodwin
A. D. Larrick
Herbert S. Larrick
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