Guaranteed Stomach Remedy Promises Quick Help
An advertisement for Dr Orth's Stomach Remedy claims rapid relief from indigestion biliousness and stomach pains. It touts a physician’s prescription background in Pennsylvania and Ohio and offers mail order with a guaranteed, rigidly backed promise. Local stores Franck Baker and Son Boyd Drug Company carry the remedy.
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Dr. Orth
Pennsyne
Ohio
Dr. Orth Laboratories
East Liverpool
Franck Baker and Son
Boyd Drug Company
Round Hill and nearby visits fill quiet Sunday
In BumaSanr Virginia on June 15 residents attended six services at Round Hill and family visits occurred near Winchester. Mr and Mrs J H Cadwalader and Mr Taylor joined in Sunday evening visits. Hew Lamp and family from near Brook were hosted by his brother Wy here recently.
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BumaSanr
Sunday School and Sermon Schedule at Winton Church
The Rev W W G Winton, Pastor, leads Sunday school at 9 40 a m and morning service at 11 00 a m. Evening services occur weekly at 8 00 p m with Bible classes following. Thursday Bible study at 8 00 p m. Regular daily prayer and preaching programs advertised.
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Newt
Reve
W.ol
W. Ww. G. Winton
Admiral Kato pledges postwar arms cooperation with world powers
Admiral Kato of Japan today pledged to cooperate with major nations on armament policies and to maintain stable prices amid discussions of a new era in global security.
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Bae Tie Press
Admiral Kato
Japan
Chinese in Fierce Battle in Civil War Reports
AP dispatch from London dated June 15 describes fighting at Shankaikawah as the first battle of the civil war. Reports from Peki dated Wednesday say Wu Pei Fu’s troops advanced two miles toward Hank, gaining a gun position with advantage.
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Associated Press
London
Shankaikawah
Peki
Wu-PeisFu
Hank
Miss Julia Steere to Lead Recreation at Camp Maqua Maine
Miss Julia Steere daughter of Captain and Mrs Henry Steere arrived from Casper Wyoming after visiting friends and attending Wheaton College alumni meeting in Norton Massachusetts She plans to depart Saturday for Camp Maqua on the Maine coast to serve as recreation leader for the YMCA for a two month stay.
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Julia Steere
Henry Steere
Casper
Wyomite
En Rouute
Colorado
Wheaton
Norton
Mass
Steere
City Manager Reports Operations During Monthly Meeting
City Manager Dettra presented the council with a detailed monthly operations report. The city sold stone and rents earned 927.57 after costs, quarried rock produced at cost 730, with 664 tons remaining. Monthly gutter work totaled 1,108 feet, sewer and water connections completed on West Clifford and West Mouth streets, and tank cleaning at the filtration plant completed.
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Dettra
Muéch
Thermeen
West Monmouth Street
West Ambherst Street
West Clifford Street
Stewart Street
Handley Avenue
West Mouth Street
Braddock
Ashington Streets
Oedaarek
Highland Avenue
Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Winchester Citizens
An advertisement cites Mrs. W Gochenour of 618 S Main St praising Dean's Kidney Pills for kidney backache and urinary troubles. The note claims the pills relieved severe pains and dizziness, with buyers in Buffalo and nearby towns urged to purchase for 60 cents.
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Dean
Winchester
Mires
Buffalo
Rev
Adv
Golden Rule Bible Class to Hear Maj Roszel Speak
Special Sunday program at the Golden Rule Bible Class invites attendees to hear Maj. B M Roszel discuss National Wild Oats and its repercussions. The morning features a cool classroom, fine music, and an enjoyable hour at the regular hour.
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Golden Rule Bible
Maj. B.M. Roszel
Golden Rule Bible Class
Fragmented Cartoon Dialogue and Indian Vigil Sketch
OCR fragment references a Christmas Eve encounter with an Indian in a Canadian sketch book. It mentions a tense exchange about a watch and a mock chest ride, then a scene of deer kneeling before a Great Spirit. The text is garbled and contains misread words.
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Upper Canada
Miden
Liquid Air Explosive Mix Sparks Hazardous Claim
A fragment describes an explosive formed by mixing liquid air with 40 to 50 percent oxygen and powdered charcoal. It notes the substance is highly unstable, cannot be stored, and must be used within minutes after preparation.
Canterburg News Briefs Highlight Local Life
Prank Rf returns to Waton after visiting parents Mr and Mrs J C vn of Mr and Mrs A Perry. Yard party planned by United Brethren Church near Double Churches June 17. Shenandoah river fishing day with Mr and Mrs J A Perry. Harry Kline injured by bicycle wheel, Dr Silas Stickley treating him. Visitors from Cumberland Md N C Cunningham sisters Nancy and Miss. Paul Painter returns home from Gainesboro after stay with sister Mrs W DeHaven.
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Mburg
Waton
J.C
A. Perry
Cadiss
Rincaia & Gummone Ancester
Elilabeth Swoods
Charles Hall
David B. Andid
Riely Murphy
Shenandoah River
Harry
William Kline
Silas Stickley
Stephens City
Wiston Cunningham
Nancy Cuningham
Cumberland Md
Perry
Winchester
Stewart Seabright
Paul Painter
W. DeHaven
Gainesboro
Personal notices of visitors and travelers in town
An itemized list shows residents and guests arriving at homes and hotels across town. Names include Paré, Winchester, Baker family, Lillian Whitside, Fahnestock relatives, Gordon of Mutual Life NY, Harold C. Sheetz Jr, Julia Steele, Dorothy Karlson, Mrs. Horace Davis, Minnie Baker, Mrs. Dudley Miller, Melvin Fleetenheimer, Abney Payne, and Harry Schmidt. Movements include several visits, hotel stays, and upcoming fishing trips to Culver's Lake.
Swanson Backs Education Bill for Cabinet Department
Senator Claude Swanson of Virginia announced his intent to support the Towner Sterling education bill creating a Cabinet level Department of Education with a secretary at its head. He stressed federal cooperation with states while preserving state control over schooling and noted minor amendments to improve the measure without altering core provisions.
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Washington
Claude Swanson
Virginia
Department of Education
Swanson
Dan Wilson Fined for Public Drunkenness
Dan Wilson was fined $5 and ordered to pay $2 costs in police court on a charge of being publicly drunk.
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Dan Wilson
Francis Newman Fined for Unlicensed Dog
Francis Newman was fined five dollars and twenty five cents in police court for owning an unlicensed dog. The complaint was filed by W. E. Jones, the same warden.
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Francis Newman Thas
Beneactors of Schools Honored in Winchester Procession
Pupils from Handley and John Kerr schools led a 1400-student march from Equity to Mont Hebron Cemetery to lay flowers on graves of former teachers and benefactors. Rev. Clarence Woods gave a short address at the cemetery, continuing a yearly tribute tradition.
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Winchester
Mont ‘Hebron
John Handley
Gray
Handley
Equity Sounds
Market
Cork
John Kerr School
Clarence Woods
First American Piano and Bartoloméo Kristofor Claim
A garbled note discusses piano history and alleged invention claims around Bartoloméo Kristofor. It references a harpsichord maker and a long-running instrument firm, plus social observations about Jay walkers and Seattle. A literary fragment from Latchkey Ladies notes Mrs Garden at The Gardens.
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Bartoloméo Kristofor
Wolkker
Pan Tao
Hittte
Rodm
Jay
Seattle Post-Inteligence
Mr. Grant
Yard party at Keating residence benefits Sacred Heart
Several hundred people attended a lawn festival at William Keating's South Main Street home to aid the Chinese press of the Sacred Heart. The lawn was lit with electric lights and Japanese lanterns, creating a colorful display while refreshments were served late and guests enjoyed a social, festive evening.
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William . Keating
South Main Street
Chin Press of the Sacred Heart
Sage Tea and Sulphur for Darker Hair Restores Color
An advertised home remedy claims Sage Tea and Sulphur compounds restore dark color to gray hair. The article notes the preparation, sale as Wyeths and Sulphur Compound, and asserts the product thickens, darkens, and makes hair look younger. It warns the remedy is not a disease cure.
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Keir
Wyeth
Mo Otig
Cam Possi
Golor
Sure of Finding Fire Murderer Refuses to Pin on Match
On the way to the guillotine Alphonse Dindon, a French murderer, refuses a match offer. He states he will light his cigarette when he reaches the place of execution. The remark reflects his calm defiance in the final moments.
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Alphonse Dindon
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Ise UK
Handley School
Equity Grounds
Stewart Bell
H. F. Byrd
The
Evening Star
Builders Exchange
Bas Fayette Street
Baltimore
Hans
Dine Clarke
Maine
Take FC
Frank
Ethel
Jack
Canterburg
Anid Od
Ana Paré
Judge
Mrra
A. C. “Carson
Rushing
Long Island
S. Rt i. Baker
Fam Waker
Atlantic City
Marlborough Blenheim Hotel
Ahi
Lillian Whitside
O'Whitside
Aildebrardtt
S. J. Fahnestock
Harry Fabhnestock
Woodstock
Charles M. Gordon
Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York
D. W. Ritenour
Arthur Insurance Agency
Harold C. Sheetz, Jr
Randolph-Macon College
Ashland
Julia Steele
St. Petersburg
Fila
William Lupton
Fairmont Avenue
Dorothy Karlson
Horace Davis
Hunter Moss
Minnie CC. Baker
Market Street
Parkersboro
W. Va
Dudley L. Miller
Mrs
A. A. McKay
Melvin Fleteenheimer
Richmond, Va
S. H. Hable
East Water Street
Abney Payne
William McGuire Payne
Nannie Tucker Payne
Charleston
Harry A. Schmidt
Culver’s Lake
Cape May
Sea Isle City
Ocean City
Wildwood
Nep
Baltimore & Ohio
Funk & Son
Main St
Jessie Hills
Palm Beach
Toi
Little Joe’s
National
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