Apples Instead of Bottled Tonics Being Advocated
An article argues for using apples over bottled tonics amid a fruit supply shift. It notes per capita apple fall to 1.49 bushels, linked to wartime population growth and orchard expansion, and praises modern packing for preserving quality. It cites a Washington figure selling 15,000 boxes of fancy apples at 3.50 a box and urges better handling to ensure fruit quality.
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Protracted Meeting At Walnut Springs Church
The Walnut Springs Christian Church hosts a protracted meeting beginning on the fifth Sunday in May. Pastor R. L. Philpott will be assisted for two weeks by Walter R. Mains of Romney, West Virginia. Services start at 8 o'clock nightly with strong preaching and singing.
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R. L. Philpott
Walter R. Mains
Romney
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Notice to public disclaims debts of stepdaughter Miller
A probate style notice declares that Daniel Shanmoltz will not be responsible for any debts incurred by his stepdaughter Ee Miller or for any trouble she may cause after she has left his home.
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Virginia camp quota update for returning trainees
Old cadets who attended citizen military training camps last year or before will not face another physical exam to enroll. Division officers report progress in Virginia efforts to fill the quota. By 8:16, 614 men enlisted, about the target percentage, with several Winchester youths set to go to Camp Meade.
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Sumer
Virginia
Winchester
Ned
Camp Meade
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