Taken from Insane Asylum to be tried for murder
Everett Marks, World War veteran, to be released from the State Hospital for the Insane at Ron and brought to Dinwiddie County for trial in the July 2 circuit court term. He is charged in the 1922 whiskey killing of A. H. Heath and Melville Ford after a woods rendezvous.
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Petersburg
Everett Marks
State Hospital
Ron
Dinwiddie County
A. H. Heath
Melville Ford
Commonwealth
W. x. Stearne
Marks
Stearne
Holt
Staunton
Trinkle
Heath
Ford
W. H. Doyle
Doyle
Doyie
Marion Hospital
Strength of the Red Army Reported by London Daily Mail
A military correspondent says early 1923 Red Army strength fell to 900,000. Current totals include 280,000 infantry, 60,000 cavalry, 70,000 technical units, 30,000 navy, 60,000 Cheka frontier, 60,000 internal. Army inventory lists rifles, machine guns, cannons and shells. Division establishment is 15,000 men, 6,500 horses. There are 23 airplane plants, five active, with 10,000 planes planned for 1924.
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Aviation Department
Trotsky
Italy
England
Germany
Tomatoes Cross Tomato Crosses Show Profitable Seed
Geneva scientists report successful crosses of tomato varieties at the New York Rural Experiment Station. Hybrid fruit yields larger, more vigorous plants, though improvements fade after several generations. Red color dominance noted. for red fruit one parent must be red, the other can be red pink or yellow. Pink tomatoes arise when pink is present in one parent and red or pink in the other.
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Geneva
N. Y
Tister Tomaoes
Mieutttorints
New York
Dr Thatcher Liver and Blood Syrup Goes Public
Dr Thatcher's celebrated Liver and Blood Syrup is being distributed statewide. The tonic, based on Dr H Thatcher's prescription from Chattanooga, Tenn, is touted to restore health to weak and suffering men and women and is presented as a universal remedy for daily ailments.
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Thatcher
Chattanooga
Tenn
Jand
Dr. Thatcher
Dr Thatcher Liver and Blood Syrup Credited with Liver Cure
Dr Thatcher developed a tonic to regulate the liver tone the stomach cleanse the intestines and purify the blood. His Liver and Blood Syrup earned him wide renown as a liver stomach and bowels specialist and led to larger scale production for broader distribution.
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Thatcher
Thatcher Liver and Blood Syrup Agency Awarded
Thatcher Laboratories announces Franck Baker and Son as the new agency for Dr. Thatcher's Liver and Blood Syrup. Druggists may offer full refund if the first bottle fails to help, with low prescription cost and pleasant taste. Out-of-town customers may contact Thatcher Sales Company in New York for agency access.
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Thatcher Laboratories
Thatcher
Franck Baker and Son
Dr. Thatcher
Sates Company
Fisk Bldg
New York City
Thatcher Liver and Blood Syrup Dominates Ohio and Pennsylvania Sales
In early January in Pennsylvania and March in Ohio Dr Thatcher’s Liver and Blood Syrup sold over 110000 bottles with minimal returns. Advertisers cite numerous health recoveries for digestive, liver, rheumatic, and blood conditions and feature testimonials from Philadelphia Pittsburg Harrisburg Akron and Youngstown residents.
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Pennsylvania
Ohio
Plant Breeding Notes on Fruit Color and Size
The text describes color inheritance with pink and yellow fruit parents and explains that yellow fruits require yellow parents. It discusses crossing large and small fruits to produce intermediate sizes, and cautions that early hybrids can bring unwanted traits if not carefully selected.
Drunken Drivers Lose Licenses Under New Law
A new statute authorizes automatic license suspension for any person convicted of operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. The period lasts at least one year, with immediate arrest and heavier penalties if a suspended driver is found driving again. The suspension adds to existing DUI penalties.
Woman Overcomes Weakness with Vinol Encouragement
A testimonial from Mrs Gray of Kentucky praises Vinol for restoring energy and strength after illness. She was weak nervous and exhausted until taking Vinol, which she credits with her improved health and renewed ambition.
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Mira
S. M. Gray
G Jc
Mrs. C veeee en CUSTOMERS
Incomplete OCR text mentions Mrs. C and CUSTOMERS with garbled words. No clear event or action to summarize.
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Mrs. C. WE
Announcements to Voters of Frederick and Clarke Counties
A collection of candidacy notices for local offices in Frederick and Clarke counties. Various residents announce runs for House of Delegates, Revenue, and other county positions, noting Democratic primaries in August and pledging faithful duties.
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Clarke
House of
Boyd R. Richards
Sioner
Enue
Wifitacre
Frederick County
Harry W. Hick Ag
H. G. Dehaven
Syoland
Erick County
Virginia
Papi
Luther.p
Gehbrassembly
Ffsembly
Frederick
Wittthes
House of Delegates
Schedule in effect June 17 1998 Berryville Pullman Parlor Car
Train schedule note shows service from Berryville to Bristol with intermediate stops. Pullman parlor car available in August? Broiler service mentioned. (Fact density limited by fragment.)
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Berryville
Bristol
Pullman
Broiler
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