Front Royal Brevities summarize social visits and travel
Local notes list guests and travels around Front Royal Virginia. New York University banker Raymond Rogers and wife visited. several residents attended events in Winchester Mount Jackson and Hot Springs. Families from Front Royal hosted visitors from California Washington and Maryland during early June.
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al, Va
Jacob Schwenzer
Raymond Rogers and Child
New York City
John Bogt
Jackson Heights
Island
Rogers
New York University
Brussels Sprouts Chronicle and Early Mentions
The text notes Brussels sprouts grown around Brussels in Belgium since time immemorial but not described by botanists until 1623 when Bauhin names them and notes plants with up to 50 heads. They are first mentioned in America in 1806 by McMahon.
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Brussels
Belgium
Bauhin
America
McMahon
Man's Heart Stopped by Gas After Eating
W. L. Adams suffered heart pauses caused by abdominal gas after meals. Treatment by Adleri relieved the gas, allowing normal eating and improved well being. Baker's Drug Store advertises the remedy in Stephens City.
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W. L. Adams
Adlerika
Baker’s Drug Store
Stephens City
Steele & Brother, Druegists
Tennis Is Game for Youth Golf for the Middleaged
The article argues tennis benefits youth by building wind and heart endurance while golf suits the middle aged as it stresses gentler heartwork. It notes arteries thin with age, limiting high exertion and recommends avoiding extreme golf or tennis feats after 50.
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Logan Clendening
Qacles
Young People Rally Planned in Winchester District
The Winchester District Southern Methodist Church youth rally is set for Strasburg on June 9 and 10. Miss Reba E. Riley announces the event with host Strasburg Methodist Episcopal Church South and a program featuring talks on cultivating life through church participation and cooperation between adult and youth divisions.
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Winchester
Southern Methodist Church
Strasburg
Reba E. Riley
Strasburg Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Christina
Réba
Riley
Virginia Hale
Front Royal
R. B. Clagett
Marguerite Elliott
White Post
W. G. Hardy
Miriam Watson
Stephens City
Young People’s
F. B. Wyand
H. H. Sherman
Man claims Bran cure ends lifelong constipation
A 70 year old man reports forty years of reliance on cathartics ended after his daughter gave Kellogg's BRAN. He says after a week he could eat any food without distress. The letter notes Kellogg's Ant-Bran provides bulk, vitamin B, iron, and claims easy bowel clearing with two tablets daily and cautions medical advice if not relieved.
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Kellogg
Battle Creek
Clergy conduct service and install union officials
Royal conference executive secretary and others attended a 3:30 pm holy communion led by Dr. Sherman and Rev. F R Wyand. The event announced Miss Elizabeth S Hale as associate director of young people's work and listed regional union presidents including Charles J Brady Ridgeway WV Harvey W Asbury Rectortown VA Miss Kathleen Helmintoller Linden VA William Cooley Strasburg VA and W Smith Pine Martinsburg WV.
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Kathleen Helmintoller
Linden
Warren-Riverton Union
William Cooley
Strasburg
Shenadoah Union
Continue Cases In Police Court
Several cases on the Police Court docket were continued until 10 oclock Tuesday morning due to the funeral of Mrs. Courtney Wells Weems mother of Judge Donald Weems held in Washington. Mrs. Weems died Friday night.
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Courtney Wells Weems
Donald Weems
Washington
Weems
Policy of Free Trade Introduced in England in 1846
The report notes that England first adopted a policy of free trade in 1846. It outlines the historical shift toward reducing protective duties and tariffs to promote commerce and economic openness.
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England
Religious Meet at Ebenezer Church in Gainesboro
All day sessions of the Coun cils of Bell Education of the Gainesboro District will be held at Ebenezer Church of Christ on June 8. The program features addresses by pastors and laymen, special music, recitations, student programs, and reports. afternoon sessions include multiple church and school speakers, quartette numbers, roll call, and the place for the next convention.
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Councils of Bell Education
Gainesboro
Ebenezer Church of Christ Fuiy
R. P. Anderson
Nora Whitacre
Quartette
Ebénezer School
Howards Chapel School
C. G. Russell
Gore Baptist Sunday School
Old Bethel Sunday School
Bethesda Sunday School
Standard Sunday School
B. F. Spitzer
F. G. Senger
Wesley Chapel
Redland School
J. E. Eaton
Goldie Seldon
C. G Russell
W. H. J . Gainesboro School
A. R. van Cleaer
Edwards
Fairview Lutheran School
Mt. Hebron A. B
Gore Union
Long, Chestnut
Grove School
C. H. Anderson
Old Bethel School
Long
Alleman
Famous Teacher Will Preach At Brethren Church
Dr. K. L. Monroe, former Hebrew Chair of Learning at Ashland Seminary, Ashland Ohio, speaks at First Brethren Church Berryville avenue Tuesday night at 1.45 subject Present Day Education in the Light of the Bible. He has traveled in ten countries and led an archaeology study in Palestine. He is a friend of the youth and invites all to hear him.
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K. L. Monroe
Ashland Seminary
Ashland
Ohio
First Brethren Church
Berry~ville Avenue
Herring Tops S V A Track Meet With 22 Points
Herring scored 22 points to win the S V A track meet as Downer led with 15 and Payne had 13. Tavenner earned 94 points and Wainwright 8 with Pennypacker 5 in the honors list. Prizes went to the top three point scorers amid event wins in various dashes, relay and field competitions.
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J. Tre
Herring Vor Downer
William W. Payne
Cloyd T. Tavenner
Paul E. B. Wainwright
J. E. Pennypacker
Charles M. Busbee
William L. Massie
Lytle
Adams
Herring
Wainwright
Tavenner
Brooks
Bartlett
Farris
Robert A. Lewis
Yes
Lions Club to Meet Wednesday With Two Other Clubs
The Lions Kiwanis and Rotary clubs will host Handley High School seniors at lunch at the George Washington Hotel. Meeting time moved to 12 45 p m to join the other clubs in the event, with Herbert W Miller urging full attendance.
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Lions’ Club
Kiwanis
Rotary Clubs
Handley High School
George Washington Hotel
Herbert W. Miller
Handley
Handley Class of 1934 luncheon committee request
Clubs seek full participation from the meat committee for the Handley 1934 class luncheon honoring the boys and girls.
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Handley
Vogue Model S Snapp Foundry Inc
Snapp Foundry Inc at 415 North Cameron Street hires a vogue model for a photo shoot. The listing notes model participation and location in a fashion industry context.
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Vogue Models
Snapp Foundry, Inc
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