Kelloggs Bran Claims Health Boost in Two Weeks
A testimonial letter from Arlington H. Carman of Patchogue New York says Kellogg's Krumbled Bran improved his chronic constipation in two weeks, outperforming twenty years of medicine. The ad argues regular bran stimulates the bowels, cleanses, and offers a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved.
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Arlington H. Carman
Patchogue
N. Y
Carman
Kellogg’s
Kellogg ’S
Battle _Creek
All Grecera
Moonshine Cans Found by Children Near Opequon Creek
Several five gallon tin cans believed to have contained moonshine liquor were found by children along Opequon Creek near Spout Spring, five miles east of Winchester. Adults confirmed a strong odor and some remaining liquid, suggesting disposal by bootleggers at the Berryville Pike bridge.
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Opequon Creek
Berryville Road
Winchester
Star Today
Spout Spring
Opequon Bridge
Berryville Pike
Farm for sale on Millwood road near Boyce
82 acre farm with a good house on Millwood road 2.5 miles from Boyce. Asking price 2600 dollars with 1000 dollars down and the rest to suit purchaser. Apply F M Kremer R 1 Box 78 City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millwood Road
Boyce
F. M. Kremer
Card of Thanks for Henry Bartlett
The family of the late Henry Bartlett extends sincere thanks to friends for kindness and sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Bartlett
In sad remembrance of Anna Mary Baker
A short loving remembrance for Anna Mary Baker who died at one year old. The verse recalls her beauty and purity, speaks of heaven, and notes a father and sister will still bring flowers to the grave.
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Anna Mary Baker
Darling
Evermore
Cave
Pearl
Miss Devereux in a Colonial Costume
A Washington Star society photo shows Miss Anne Devereux in colonial tea attire worn February 22 at Mrs. Robert E. Lee’s home for the Monticello fund. Daughter of Dr and Mrs J R Devereux of Chevy Chase, she was introduced to Washington society earlier this winter and recently starred in a major benefit performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Star
Anne Devereux
Susan Reid Williams
Robert E. Lee
Washington
Monticello Fund
In Loving Memory of Mattie E Boyd
In loving remembrance of our dear mother and mother in law Mattie E Boyd who departed this life three months ago. We miss your loving face and your kind, your memory helps us endure. By her son Strother and daughter in law Sadie.
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Strother
Sadie
Personal notices from town travel for shopping and visits
Mr. Frank Lovett of Sample Shoe Store left for New York and Philadelphia to buy stock. Mrs. William Bowers returned home near Baltimore after visiting her parents. Miss Mollie Wood departed for Philadelphia and New York to visit friends. Mr. S. D. Nathanson of Nathanson Company went to New York City to buy spring and summer merchandise. Mrs. Frank J. Russell came home from Richmond after visiting her son. Mrs. J. A. Richard and Mildred Richard returned from Baltimore to enroll at Goucher College next year. The Misses Motter left for Cumberland to visit relatives and friends.
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Frank Lovett
Sample
New York
Philadelphia
William Bowers
Baltimore
William Emister
South Kent Street
Mollie Wood
The
Nathanson Company
New York City
Richmond
James Russell
J. A. Richard
Mildred Richard
Miss Richard
Goucher College
Famine Strikes Western Ireland Amid Severe Distress
AP reports great distress in western Ireland where conditions rival the 1848 famine. Trade downturn in England lowers Irish prices and demand for labor, forcing farmers in poor districts to eat seed potatoes meant for next crop.
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Associated Press
Dublin
Ireland
England
Farm Sale Listings Covering Multiple Virginia Auctions
A chronological sales directory lists buyers and sale items across counties, detailing stock and implements, horses, cattle, hens, household goods, and real estate. Entries name sellers from Berryville to Winchester and adjacent towns with dates from March to April, including notable estates and administrator cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Rutherford
Berryville
W. P. Harris
Stephens City
Geo. Wyneoop
Jno. Ebert
Welltown
W. S. Bromley
C. E. Dunn
Red Bud Road
A. M. Hanntm
Winchester
Hayfield
Dorsey Bros
J. H. Woolingham and Sons
Summit Point
C. N. Garvin
High View
W. Va
C. R. Fogle
Red Bud Farm
Ben Byers
Rippon
Isaac Ebert
Boyce
W. F. Ramey
Stine Farm
O. B
Jesse Willey
Middletown
J. W. Larrick
Chambersville
Co operative plan adopted by B and C on railroad shops
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad begins a cooperative program in 44 repair shops to stabilize employment. Local shop committees will meet with road officers to discuss planning and work, with wage and grievance talks continuing separately.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Baltimore ,and Ohio Railroad Company
Coolidge Hopes Senate Panel Recommends Mellon Tax Bill
President Coolidge reaffirmed support for the Mellon tax plan principles and provisions. He would not say if he would veto or approve a hypothetical compromise but urged the Senate finance committee to report the Mellon bill with minor changes to improve effectiveness.
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Associated Press
Washington
Coolidge
Senate Finance Committee
North River name origins and Napoleon breeches anecdote
The Hudsons lower river was called North river since Dutch settlement days in New Jersey, marking its position north of New Jersey and south of Manhattan. A Napoleonic anecdote recalls M Baylé handing Napoleon breeches he wore the previous day and the emperor tossing them to a sentinel.
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North River
Hudson
New Jersey
Manhattan
Jerseys
Delaware
South River
Napoleon
M. Baylé
Making of ice shows coal as the major cost factor
The passage explains that in artificial ice making the largest expense is coal used to generate heat for steam expansion and to run the machinery, while water and labor are comparatively cheap.
Randolph-Macon Woman's College praised for student looks
Miss Jean G Hutton of Los Angeles and Miss Virginia Franks of New York visit Randolph-Macon Woman's College to study moral and religious conditions among students. She praises the 750 students and Lynchburg survey results, noting high moral and religious tendencies. Virginia Barr and Mary Rosenberger are among the 750 students highlighted.
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Randolph-Macon
Jean G. Hutton
Los Angeles
Virginia Franks
New York
Vassar
Hutton
Lynchburg College
Charles FE. Rugh
Institute For Social and Religious Research
Virginia Barr
Frank Barr
Mary Rosenberger
John W. Rosenberger
Winchester
Wo Man's College
William C. Marshall III Ill With Grippe Complications
William C. Marshall III, prominent retired Worcester figure, educator and fruit grower, shows slight improvement after a grippe illness of about ten days. He developed heart involvement during the attack and has been ill at his South Stewart Street home. A former principal of the Episcopal Female Institute, he now concentrates on fruit growing and serves on the City School Board.
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William C. Marshall
Winchester
South Stewart Street
Marshall
Episcopal Female Institute
Baby Girl Arrives at Garfield Hospital Washington DC
Announcement from Meg and Mrs H C Marsh reports the birth of a baby girl on February 29 at Garfield Hospital Washington DC. The child is named Pegsy Lou Tanquary Marsh and Mrs Marsh is formerly Miss Lucy Tanquary of the punty.
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Meg
H. C. Marsh
Garfield Hospital
Washington D. DC
Marsh
Lucy Tanquary
Punty
Pegsy Lou Tanquary Marsh
Train Control Not Yet Practical
Eighty nine railroads petition the Interstate Commerce Commission asking to modify its order on automatic train control devices. They seek to set aside part of the requirements and delay the effective date, arguing that the devices are imperfectly developed and experimental use does not justify wide adoption due to high costs and uncertain safety gains.
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Associated Press
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Conveyances of City Real Estate Recorded
Local conveyances include a deed from M A Doran et al to Lucretia Wood Ely for a lot on South Stewart street at 8040 dollars. J N Goodetux to Fred H Hable for a double house at 612 and 614 South Main for 2500 dollars. W C Licklider et al to William R and Cora Ebersole for a Berryville pike lot for 500 dollars or less. I M Orndorff et al to John Shanholtz and wife for a house and lot on Charles street for 2500 dollars.
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Corporation Clerk's Office
M. A. Doran
Lucretia Wood Ely
South Stewart Street
J. N. Goodetux
Fred H. Hable
South Main
W. C. Licklider
William R
Cora
Ebersole
Berryville Pike
I. M. Orndorff
John
Shanholtz
Charles Street
Oil shares lead market slide in forenoon trading
Mixed movements marked the New York stock market forenoon as active selling hit oil shares with Pierce oil preferred down 6.25 to 20.14 as the year’s low. Norfolk and Western climbed to 117.75 and American Can helped ease selling pressure while call money opened at 4.5 percent.
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Associated Press
New York
Pierce Oil
Norfolk and Western
Ely's Cream for Head Colds and Catarrh Opens Nostrils
Advertises Ely's Cream to relieve head colds and nasal congestion. Claims to unclog nostrils and clear the head by applying antiseptic cream into the nose for instant relief.
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Ely
President seeks seasoned Denby replacement for Navy
Washington March 4 President Coolidge searches for a seasoned executive to succeed Edwin B Denby as secretary of the Navy but final decision has not been reported yet.
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Washington
Coolidge
Edwin B. Denby
Navy
German Experts Advancing Carbon Monoxide Gas Risk
Paris reports March 4 that French chemist Dr Pierre Louis Rehm cites a new German poison gas, carbon monoxide, possibly created by German schemists. The gas may form microscopic metal carbonyls that penetrate gas mask filters and release lethal carbon monoxide.
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Associated Press
Paris
Germany
Pierre Louis Rehm
Condict Family Arrives for Winter Visit in Water
Mrs J D Condict and her daughters Rosalind and Kathi from Madison New Jersey have arrived in Water for a several day visit with her son in law and Mrs Harry D Albin at 4 Home on West Cecil Street after spending the winter in Beach Florida.
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J. D.condict
Rosalind
Kathi Condict
Madison, N. J
Beach
Fla
En Mer
Harry D. Albin
West Cecil Street
New Dining Table Top Hinged for Adjustable Use
The top of a new dining table is hinged to permit adjustable positioning. The design allows the user to modify the surface for varied dining or work needs, enhancing versatility and space efficiency.
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Monte Blue
Marie Prevost
Allah
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David Copperfield
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Coogan
Pathe Review
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Stover
Clark Jewel
Nesco
Keen Kutter Kord
Fordson Tractors
Babb Brothers
Kent and
Water Streets
Opequon
Miss Devereux
Motter
Cumberland
South
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Empire Theatre
Wm. P. McGuire
Polly Walker
Dearie
Empire
Globe
Academy of Music
Annie Caldwell
Jerome Kern
Senate
House of Delegates
Statecraft
Atlantic City
General Electric Company
North Gate
Doctor Cook
Douglas Gordon
MR. Marshall III OF
Grippe Complications
Stie
Neill
Libby Libby, Maie
Chamberlain
Sean
Dyria
Denby Post
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