Mr. Gold Advocates County Market and Brick Store Plan
In a campaign note from Winchester in November 1935, Mr. Gold argues for a county market built as a brick, two-story salesroom to expand home demonstration sales. He cites $8,000 yearly current sales under poor conditions and promotes self-reliance, youth thrift, and local production with funding from nearby ABC profits and small debt. He notes local builders will supervise at low cost and urges voters to support the plan despite bonded indebtedness concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Broadway
Rouss
Winchester
Federal Department
Blackburg
Pearson
ABC Fund
ABC
Funeral Rites Held For Mrs Ida Leafe At Fanslers
Simple but impressive services were conducted at the Fansler residence for Mrs Ida Leafe widow of Arthur Leafe. She died last Monday in Dallas where she had lived with daughter Mrs Leslie Shepherd. Rev J Luther Neff and Rev Wallace Brashears led the rites. A quartet sang as abundant floral tributes flowed in. Interment followed in Mount Hebron Cemetery with active pallbearers named. Honorary pallbearers included Dr P W Boyd and W Nelson Page among others.
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R. S. Fansler
South Stewart Street
Ida Leafe
Arthur Leafe
Dallas
Tex
Leslie B. Shepherd
Leafe
J. Luther Neff
Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Wallace M. Brashears
Ray Sartelle
John I. Sloat
George H. Eagle
Mr. Sloat
Mount Hebron
Edward B. Sartelle
Harry H. Willis
Wilbur Johnston
Thomas E
Leech Feeding Habits in 16th Century Medicine
The medicinal leech fed on the blood of fish and frog, a diet that sustained it for months. Once so common that people said send for the leech, as today for a doctor, the creature’s feeding pattern highlights historical medical practice.
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MR. Gold
Stonewall
H. Gold Winchester
Kieshet
Union Pacific
Ema
Bagatelle
Racer Coaster
Speedy
Wards Flyer
Montgomer i
S. Loudoun St
Ward
McCormick
Pumpkin of Spice
Doc
Otey
U. S
Patent Office
Stanley
Sarah
Marshal Otey Waliaker
Doc Pillsbury
Sarah Peae Oy
Rixey
Lee W. Stanley
Central Press
Hammermill
Winchester Evening Star
Michigan
Alaska
Gorton’s
N. B. C. Ritz
Santa Clara
California
Ieee
Camay Soap
Florida
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