Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Bridgeton Woman
Mrs Mitro rp T Cum mings of 24 New Street Bridgeton New Jersey credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with easing irregularity severe pains and resulting weakness. She reports improvement after two days and urges other women to use the remedy for displacements inflammation backache painful periods and nervousness.
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Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mitrorp T. Cummings
New Street
Bridgeton
N. J
Lydia BE
Personal Points Travel Notes and Visiting Locals
Miss Mary Byrd of Baltimore visits Miss Carter Conrad on Market street while Mrs C Marshall Baldwin arrives from Lansing to spend May in town. Captain Robert Y. Conrad leads Company I of the Second Virginia Regiment. Baldwin family links, Carroll Ménefee of Cincinnati on firm business stays at Hotel Plans. Bertha Von Hillmern of Middletown, Va visits city.
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Mary Byrd
Baltimore
Witten Byrd
Carter Conrad
Market Street
C. Marshall Baldwin
Lansing
Michigan
Mr. Baldwin
Detroit
Bertha von HilMern
Middletown, Va
Miss Judy Carson Improves After Appendicitis Surgery
Miss Judy Carson of Riverton Virginia, daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph L Carson, is reported to be recovering well after an appendicitis operation at Winchester Memorial Hospital and expected to be discharged soon.
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Judy Carson
Joseph L. Carson
Riverton
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Vie Hospital
Vinol Promote Digestion Says Local Drugstore Ad
Stomach troubles stem from weak digestive muscles. Mil ler’s Sons guarantee Vinol, a blood purifying tonic with liver extracts oil free and beef peptone, combined in a native wine. If you suffer stomach issues, try Vinol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. F. Miller’s Sons
Clean-Up Week urged by Civic League in Winchester
The Civic League calls for a town wide cleanup to remove garbage and foster a clean healthy Winchester. It praises the valley gateway location and urges every homeowner to participate next Monday to keep the town restful and attractive to visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic League
Winchester
Shenandoah Valley
City Council Minutes Report April Arrests and Finances
Police Magistrate Krebs reported 14 April arrests totaling 31 dollars in fines turned to the city treasurer. City manager Field noted no new report. Ordinances addressed reimbursements for general water and street funds and city hall expenses. A petition seeks an electric light at Keri and Fremont. Extension of Leicester Street referred for study. Road repair funds requested and referred. Council adjourned.
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F. H. Krebs
Arthur M. Field
City Manner
Gray
General Waiter Fund
General Street Fund
Sheetz
McGuire
Northern Virginia Power Company
Ward
Lewis F Cooper
Tuly
North
Winchester
Keri and
Fremont Streets
Field
Leicester Street
Williams
C.R. Grubbs
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Hinddox
Senseney
Carter
Council
Churchs Move to 208 East Water Street
Mr and Mrs F A Church and Mrs Mary Smith and Miss Ruth Smith have moved from Alexandria Virginia to this city and taken the house at 208 East Water Street to make their home permanently. Mr Church works in the insurance business with wide acquaintance in Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Church
Statter
Mary Smith
Ruth Smith
Éhdir
Alexandria
East Water Street
Church
Virginia
Baltimore Businessman T S Thompson Stays at Hotel Jack
Mr S L Thompson of Baltimore spends a few days in town on business and is registered at Hotel Jack.
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S. L. Thompson
Baltimore
Jack
Second Virginia Sime Ready for Active Service
Colonel Robert F. Leedy of Luray leads the Second Virginia Regiment claiming readiness for active service within twenty four hours. He praises the regiment as Virginia’s finest with twelve companies of about sixty five men, notes strong officers and enlistments, and hopes for a Harrisonburg military company revival. He also commends Dayton Band as the regiment’s official musical unit.
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Harrisonburg
Robert F. Leedy
Luray
Virginia
Rockingham
Sedgewick
Page County
Leedy
México
Dayton
Paulding Brother Testifies Self Defense In Fatal Shooting
John T. Paulding took the stand in the Martinsburg inquest and said he acted in self defense after his brother Frank B. Paulding threatened to kill him. He claimed he used his father’s revolver during a struggle at the stable, led to the fatal shooting, and admitted slight intoxication. The coroner’s jury charged him with killing and remanded him to jail without bail.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Frank B. Paulding
John T. Paulding
Sponseller
John Paulding
Paulding
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H. Hiable
Catr Sey
Bank
Ghat & Brother
Allee of Building Serial
Smething
D K Sasmonegl
Serine Ben
RSS Oree
Jessie Hillyard
Ia. Ay
John F. Boxwell
East Water St
Bell Phone
Union Bank of Winchester
Ioans
Jas. B.russell
John Thwaite
Lee R. Grim
Robert Y. Conrad
Virginia Regiment
Carroll Ménefee
Cincinnati
Ohio
Miss Carson
Good & CO. Insurance
Leiccester Street
Mammoth
S.H. Hable
Virginia Sime Heady
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Gray & Sheetz
the Farmers & Merchants
Farmers & Merchants Nat. Bank
Jones’ Creamery
M. Fletcher
Prop
Star Office
D. L. Wyndham’s
G. C. Shepard
A. H. Byrd
Berryville, Va
Florida
Woodward’s
John Dere
C. I. Brumback & Bro
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