Jackson Man Attests Vinci Cough Remedy Success
A Jackson Mississippi carpenter writes that a cough and grippe left him weak but after using See-Vinci cough remedy his energy returned. He claims cod liver oil and the product’s active pencils help nerve and muscle health and blood oxygenation, promising money back if Vinci fails.
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Joan L. Dennis
Lynch Street
Miss
Vinci
Trainsman J M Breeden Dies After Turntable Fall
J M Breeden of Shenandoah City Page county died in Roanoke hospital after a fall from a Shenandoah turntable. The sixty year old railroad worker is survived by his widow Bettie Meadows three sons and two brothers. Funeral services were held at the United Brethren Church in Shenandoah conducted by Rev. David T Gregory.
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J. M. Breeden
Shenandoah City
Page County
Roanoke
Shenandoah Valley
Shenandoah
Mr. Breeden
Bettie Meadows
United Brethren Church
D. B
J. W. Breeden
BE. M. Breeden
Elkton
Charles Breeden
Stanardsville
David T. Gregory
Methodists Target Tumulty Over Prohibition Question
A Temperance Society bulletin from Topeka Kansas accuses Joseph Tumulty secretary to Woodrow Wilson of betraying the President to liquor interests. It charges him with withholding a telegram about quotes on prohibition and misrepresenting Wilson’s stance on local option in New Jersey in 1911 along with reproducing a 1911 letter claiming prohibition possible in certain states including Texas. The document contends Tumulty aided liquor forces and misquoted the President.
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Woodrow Wilson
Winchester High Beats Berryville in 10 to 5 Baseball
Winchester High School boys defeated Berryville 10 to 5 as they collected 31 bases on 20 hits. Dunn started pitching for Winchester, with Taylor finishing, while Berryville’s Foley and Maulroy starred for the visitors. Next week the team heads to Woodstock Harrisonburg and Dayton for four games and then hosts the SV A in a rematch.
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S. A
Dye Problem Tackled Again By Textile Men
American chemical firms push to supply textile mills with synthetic dyes replacing German sources cut off by war. Six coal tar derivates plants planned with about 6 million dollars to shorten reliance on German dyes, with 12 million dollars yearly saved. Complex chemicals still need time. Norton reports estimate 100 million dollars in byproducts wasted from coke ovens that could aid industry. A dyestuff information bureau may be formed in Commerce to spur American production.
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Germany
United States
Congress
Department
Thomas H. Norton
Her
England Moves to Free Itself From German Dye Mills
The article notes England has begun severing dependence on German dye mills and cites similar actions in France with Russia considering follow on.
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England
France
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