Joseph V. Unger Dies In Morgan County
Joseph V. Unger a 74 year old retired farmer died at his home at Ungers Store Morgan county on Thursday. He is survived by three daughters Mrs Olive McDonnell Satanta Kansas Mrs BH Zeiler Huntington West Virginia and Mrs D W Hohanness Berkeley Springs and a son Royal Unger Satanta Kansas.
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Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Joseph V. Unger
Ungers Store
Morgan County
Olive McDonnell
Satanta, Kan
BH. L. Zeiler
Huntington
D. W. Hohanness
Royal Unger
Satanta Kan
Bananas Lead in Food Values, Science and Invention Says
Science and Invention reports bananas exceed most fruits and vegetables in calories with 460 per pound. It compares potatoes at 385 milk 325 and macaroni cooked 415, noting bananas top the list for energy.
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Science
Grader Exhibit At Winchester Cold Storage Platform
Brumback offers a Grabill Grader exhibition at Winchester Cold Storage with no bruising or choking of apples. Prices listed: 4 size at 225 dollars and 3 size at 185 dollars. Sale notice dated 6-10-101.
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Winchester Cold Storage
C. I. Brumback
Time Inquiry Pose in a Lively City Scene
A passerby watches a girl glancing at her wrist watch in a busy area and waits for a moment before she asks the time. The brief street vignette captures city tempo and casual curiosity.
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Kansas City Star
Double Funeral Of Children In Baltimore Tragedy
The double funeral for Elwood J. Grim and Walter J. Grim was held from Mrs. Lillian Pitcock Grim’s home at 441 North Cameron Street with Rev. F. T. McFaden officiating. Elwood 6, killed by an automobile, and Walter 2, who died after a bout with enteritis, were buried in Mount Hebron Cemetery after services at the house. Their parents, former Winchester residents, had lived in Baltimore.
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Elwood J. Grim
Walter J. Grim
Walter M
Elizabeth Pitcock Grim
Baltimore
Lillian M. Pitcock
North
Cameron Street
F. T. McFaden
Presbyterian Church
Baltimore and Ohio
Mount Hebron
Riverside Property Buyer Questions Flood Risk
A buyer asked the estate agent about river overflow while the agent quipped that the river is not one of those sickly streams forever confined to its beds. The remark appears in the Toronto Star.
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Toronto Star
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Women
A stream of grateful letters from women across the country praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for improving health and energy. Testimonials from Mrs Bentiuta Mracnan and Mrs Williams claim restored strength and ability to work. The product, touted as made from roots and herbs, is presented as a fifty year old aid for run-down overworked women and invites readers to seek better health.
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Lydia
Bentiuta Mracnan
Penn. Ave
Lansing
Mich
Lydia Ie. Pinkham
Mas
Williams
Ketchikan
Alaska
Michigan
Maine
Oregon
Connecticut
California
Lydia BE
Pinkham
Betster Health
Henry J Henkel Henry The People's Candidate
A campaign card urging support for J Henkel Henry in the Democratic Primary on August 2. It identifies Shenandoah Clarke Frederick and Winchester counties and promotes Henry as The People's Candidate.
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Shenandoah
Clarke
Frederick
Winchester
J. Henkel Henry
People’s
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