Pinkham Vegetable Compound Aids Lowell Woman
Mrs. Margaret Quinn of 259 Worthen Street Lowell Massachusetts says after three years of change of life and frequent headaches she tried Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and found marked relief. She reports reduced nervousness headaches and pain and calls the remedy the best for sick women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell, Mass
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs
Margaret Quinn
Worthen St
North Haven
Conn
Pinkham
Florence Isierra
Decree references Master Commissioner in Chancery
In Winchester Virginia on May 4 1917 the court orders a Master Commissioner to report on Timothy O Conner estate including real estate debts heirs and partition feasibility. Publication for notice is required. June 2 1917 attendance ordered with books papers and evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Catherine Murphy
Timothy O'Conner
Timothy O’conner
Gaiq
Winchester
Virginia
Jas. P. Reardon
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Local Visitors Drop In From Several States
Rosenberger Va June 8 Mrs T Miller and children of Skiatook Okla were visiting Mr and Mrs Guy Frye recently. Mr and Mrs James N Frye are visiting relatives in Washington. Miss Ruth Re lineaer and Mrs Walter Janney of Charlstown W Va are guests of Miss Beulah Grim in gy city for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Ré@inineer
Walter Janney
Charlstown
W. Va
Beulah
Canterburg News Item Highlights Local Visits and Travel
Rev J R Collis and wife and son Homer stayed with J C Hale family in Canterburg then drove to Hagerstown for a week with relatives. Ida Smith of Winchester visited locals. Grace Painter and Fay Clemons with brother visited J Hate’s home. Emma Conner and sister were here Saturday. Page Hale returned to Boyce after Washington trip. Emma and Grace Conner returned to Alberton Md after a week with parents.
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Canterburg
J. R. Collis
Homer
J. C. Hale
Hagerstown
Ida Smith
Winchester
Grace -Painter
Fay Clemons
J Hate
Emma Conner
Page Hale
Boyce
Washington
H. Wga
Emma
Grace Conner
Alberton, Md
Mrs
George Conner
Near
Vaucluse
Slagker Busy in Shenandoah
Moopstock Virginia reports an investigation into the arrest of unknown parties who distributed anti-registration literature in Shenandoah county towns including Woodstock Strasburg Maurertown and Tom Brook during Monday night and early Tuesday. The letters threaten authorities. Shenandoah precincts show 1391 men registered under the draft law with 37 colored and 2 aliens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moopstock
Woodstock
Shenandoah County
Strasburg
Maurertown
Toms Brook
Whaddstock
Dick Hildreth Going to France
Lieut. Richard Hildreth of Wheeling West Virginia recently left Fort Sheridan for New York to report for active duty at Governor's Island. He is bound for France after promotion among embryo officers. Cammer, previously at Shenandoah Valley Academy, was selected from Fort Myer for similar field service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Hildreth
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Fort Sheridan
Hildreth
Claude R. Cammer
Fort Myer
Americans Arrive in France with Jupiter Cargo and Plans for Duty
Plans place Americans with the best French air service units as Jupiter unloads a 11000 ton cargo of wheat and supplies at a French port. American destroyers and naval experts work with British and French forces to locate submarines and bombard bases. Jupiter, first electrically propelled collier, enhances naval design and aims to keep troops supplied without tapping French food reserves.
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Germany
Belgium
America
Paris
Jupiter
Amman
France
Umderstood
Fish from the Sea Estimate Reveals Vast Ocean Resource
A fragment suggests an estimate of fish abundance per square mile, noting a figure around ten million units. The text is garbled but implies large-scale potential in marine fisheries and exploration.
5 000 000 Corns Lifted Right Off
An advertisement touts a corn remover claiming 5 000 000 corns removed with two drops of Magic Gets It. It promises a revolutionary product that ends old remedies and offers a quick, modern solution.
Subscription to Bond Drives US to Over-Subscribe
Washington reports a nationwide push to exceed the $2 billion Liberty Bond goal as subscriptions close on June 15. Officials say a record over-subscription would boost morale in Germany and reflect public willingness to sacrifice, though exact totals remain unavailable until closing.
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Washington
America
United States
Germany
Treasury Department
Department
McAdoo
Five French Ships Sunk By Submarines This Week
Paris reports five French ships sunk by submarines or mines in the week ending June 2. Three vessels exceeded 1,600 tons while two were smaller. Three other ships were attacked but escaped. total sinkings by submarines continue to fall.
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Paris
Preaching at Lamps Memorial Paxton Chapel and Round Hill
Pastor ER W Brubaker will lead services on Sunday June 19 at Lamps Memorial 11 a m Paxton Chapel 2 30 p m and Round Hill 8 p m The notice lists the three locations and times for worship.
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Lamps Memorial
Paxton Chapel
Round Hill
Brubaker
Clarke County Demonstrators Rally For War Call On Registration Day
Clarke county held solemn, patriotic ceremonies on registration day with prayers, speeches, a parade of enrolled men and Red Cross volunteers. The event featured a Winchester band, a courthouse luncheon, and a Red Cross rummage in the yard, reflecting broad support for national duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Whiting
J. H. Bean
Herbert
Turner
W. A. Bradford
Edward Wall
Marshall’ McCormick
Blackburn Smith
Red Cross
Citizens’ Band of
Winchester
Joseph Crown
Feltner
G. H. Lewis
Uncle Sam
Goethals Fires Ship Engineers Over Wooden Fleet
At Washingtion June 8 General George Goethals dismissed ship engineers Huntington Clark and F A Eustis for publicly opposing the wooden ship program. The move signals the collapse of the 1 000 wooden steamers plan as steel vessels are pushed to speed merchant fleet delivery.
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Retay
Huntington Clark
F. A. Eustis
George W. Goéthals
Shipping Board
Lintieee
General Goethals
Woodenrship
Clark
Eustis
C Goethals
Galilee Church Service and Red Cross Naval Hospital Enlistment
Benen vas Galilee Church plans Sunday morning and night services with regular minister Miss Annie McFadden to depart for Mare Island California to join the Red Cross service at the Naval Hospital. Miss Maine McFadden leaves today to visit her sister before sailing to the Pacific coast.
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Benen Vas Galilee Church
Usuejl
Mare Island
California
Red Cross
Naval Hospital
Maine McFadden T
Pacific
Market Report and Court Notice from 1917 Virginia
Market prices for butter eggs flour and livestock are listed with wholesale and retail figures, including potatoes and timothy hay. A court notice from the County of Free on May 8 1917 details a suit by M V Pingley against Chas Pingley et al to settle accounts and partition realty, with defendants required to appear within fifteen days and notice published in The Evening Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Pingley
Allan Grandstaff
Portmillands and
Maud
Gibbons
Virginia
Evening Star
Winchester
J. W. Baker, JR
Ward & Larrick
Ill county resident Mr. Hauptman shows marked improvement
John Hauptman, from the northern part of the county, has been very ill for some time but is now considerably improved.
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John Hauptman
Few Norwegians Learn to Swim Despite Cold Seas
The Lancet notes Norway’s geography yields a low swimming rate with only about 12 percent of schoolchildren aged 12 to 15 trained in swimming and roughly 600 drowning deaths yearly. Norwegian sailors attribute the cold waters as the cause.
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Norway
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Lawrence & Co
Chicago
Livick
Franck Baker and Son
BOND
Oue Big
Treasury
Wire
Castoria
Winchester Circuit
Clarke
Goethals
Eudus
Galilee Church
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Ryan & Orndoff
Tures Ata
Chapman
S. Main St
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United Phone
Market Report
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