Chase at Toll Gate Ends With Fine For Stranger
Constable James E. Anderson pursued a roadster rider speeding through the village at about 40 mph. He blocked the road with his car and arrested the stranger, who claimed to head to Romney West Virginia on business. The man refused to give his name and paid a $5 fine then was warned not to repeat the offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Anderson
Gate
West Virginia
Old Dominion
Anderson
Romney
W. Va
The Long Road Poem On Life And Enduring Faith
A reflective poem on life's long road from toil to rest. The speaker notes fatigue and trials yet finds solace in fellowship and humor as travelers head toward the inn and a dreamless sleep.
Canterburg Breveties Update From June Social Roundup
June 18 notes report visits by Mrs H Albin to Pennsylvania for pride graduation Grace Snyder. new baby boy at K last week. visits by Alice Cottiran and Frank Ralston to John Sargent. Helmick and Beulah Gardner at Locust Pale. Chris Houser returns to Cumberland. Ernest Jones and family visit Perry home. Josephine Jacobs vacationing with Coleman Jacobs. Mary Haley and Fay Clemons at Brige home. Shenandoah river fishing at Island Ford. prayer meeting at Kline home next Sunday. Maggie Sargent recovering and outing again.
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Val
E. J. Albin
Pennsylvania
Josephine Jacobs
Keyser
W. Va
Coleman Jacobs
Mary Haléy
Fay Clemons
Charles Brige
Shenandoah River
Island Ford
William Kline
Maggie Sargent
In Memoriam Freddie Lamp 1919 Obituary Note
In memory of our son Freddie Lamp who departed this life February 19 1919 at age 14. Dear little Freddie we miss you more each day. By his parents Mr and Mrs W H Lamp. Mary L Carter returns from Harrisonburg Va where she accompanied sister Lyda Carter who will take a teacher course at the State Normal School.
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Freddie Lamp
Bso
Freddie How
W. H. Lamp
Eomaar
Atlantic Woolen
Staunton
New Names Added to Boy Scouts Roster in Winchester
Late weekend figures show associate members enrolled with the National Council of the Boy Scouts of America. Winchester's quota was 160 but the list now exceeds 250, including Mrs W M Aiken and many others from local households and organizations.
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Chamber of Commerce
Handley Library
National Council of the
Boy Scouts of America
Winchester
W.M. Aiken
Clowe Manuel Feinberg
J. W. Nail
Lucile M. Anderson
T. J. Orndorfft
A. J. Tavenner
Elsie Maphis
J. W. Baker
LL. Baker
C. Fred. Barr
Julia Bak . W. Sechm
L. F. Kur
L. R. Fay
Robert Smith
J. R. Doran
W. S. Hiett
Dreco Touted by Athens Woman for Catarrh Relief
Mrs. W. O. Boho of 348 Oak street Athens Ga praises Dreco for relief from severe catarrh of the head nose throat and stomach mucus with vertigo ringing in the head and raw sore throat. She says the medicine works quickly and recommends Miller's Drug Store in Winchester for purchase.
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W. O. Boho
Oak Street
Athens
Winchester
Miller’s Drug Store
Mother's Administrator Named in Winchester Court
In the Winchester Corporation Court, B Brook Baker was appointed administrator of his mother Rachel E. Baker’s estate who died recently at her South Main Street home. He posted bond for 500 dollars with his brother G Frank Baker as surety. Mrs C Jayne of Spokane is in the city on business at the Regent Hotel Evans.
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Corporation Court of
Winchester
B. Brook Baker
Rachel’ E. Baker
South Mainstreet
G. Frank Baker
Lydia E Pinkham's Remedy Helps Newark Woman
A Newark resident Miss Kelly reports three years of nervous breakdown relief after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter claims the remedy addressed the root cause, restoring normal health and eliminating nervousness.
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Newark
N. J
Ao Kelly
14Th St
Lydia E. Pinkham
Roses at Von Buelow’s villa in Rome welcomed by scent
Prince von Buelow’s Rome villa on the Pincian hill, famed as the villa of a thousand kinds of roses, awaits the German diplomat's return. The garden glows with numerous varieties, including Italian orange roses, filling the air with a sweet, rich scent as the master ponders the delay of peace.
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Associated Press
Rome
Prince von Buelow
Pincian Hill
America
Ner
Italy
Sicilians Aiming to Make Catania a Mediterranean Hub
Catania envisions becoming the warehouse center for vast commerce beyond the Black Sea as Europe stabilizes after peace treaties. The Sicilian city positions itself as a gateway between eastern and western Mediterranean, near Marseilles Barcelona Genoa Naples Venice Trieste and Fiume.
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Catania
Sicily
Chicago
Europe
Black Sea
Mediterranean
Marseilles
Barcelona
Genoa
Naples
Venice
Trieste
Fiume
Winchester Circuit Preaching Schedule This Sunday
Mount Olive hosts the Winchester circuit preaching at 10 30 a m. Fairview follows at 3 p m and Pleasant Valley completes the day at 8 30 p m. W H Sampsell is the pastor.
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Mount Olive
Fairview
Pleasant Valley
H. Sampsell
Bad Eggs in Cold Storage Findings Stressed by U S Department
United States Department of Agriculture specialists report two main causes of egg spoilage after cold storage. Fresh eggs with clean shells show minimal loss after 10 to 11 months, while degraded prestorage eggs, dirty or damaged, contribute most of the deterioration.
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United States Department of Agricu
Middle West
King
Andling
Department of Agriculture
Lime and Charcoal for Hen Diet and Digestion
The article notes hens may lack lime when laying, suggest oyster shells or crushed shell boxes for free access. It also recommends old mortar, fine gravel, and charcoal to absorb gases and impurities, aiding digestion when the stomach is sour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Jubilee Sunday recalls time and place at M. Church
Jubilee Sunday observance described with reference to June 22 and Rev F M Richardson at a South church. The fragment notes an ace and the preacher but provides limited readable details.
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Ace
Church
South
Pas
F. M. Richardson
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Ster
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W. L. Fultz
John Snyder Co. T. Fansler
Fidt
M. J. Baptist
A. L. Green
John Sloat
D. W. Lupton
Joseph Hodgson
H. R. Bryarly
Mary Schmidt
H. S. Duffey
Sophie Baker
Frances Page
Luther Pannett
H. B. McCormac
H.b.mccormac
D.L. Blakemore
L. F. Cooper Mrs. R. M. Ward
Catarra
Dreco
Miss Kelly
Leem
Buelow
Calomel
Oxford — Street
Huntsberry
Wall Paper
Jessie Hillyard
East Water Street
Bell
Taylor
R. M. Swiuley
the Union Bank of Winchester
Winchester Storage Battery ‘Co
N. Market St
Claude R. Cammer
Thomas & Messer Co
W. Baltimore St
Baltimore, Md
Porton Street
Mt al &. v. N. Bank
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Potomac St. Hagerstown
Market St
Cadilly St. Eesna Et
Coeadlinee L. Hirth
Wadesville
Crozet Cooperage Company
Crozet, Va
Good & CO
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Mrs. Carver & McVicak
Town Spring
N. W
Virginia
Corporation Court
City of
Wm. F. Bowman
Grace Hipsley Bowman
Vineulo
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