Leopard Cannot Change Its Spots In The Spotlight
An odd mixed page note promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe vegetable liver remedy and avoidance of calomel warnings. It blends with local items: Thanksgiving gatherings at Rey C D Lambert's, cantata planning at the village Sunday school, and visits from residents such as Mr. George Wright and Mr. Harry Jefferson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodson
Frederick
George Wright Dan
Harry Jefferson
Attisburgh
Jefferson
Edward Smith
Gladys
Byrd Purcell
Reliance News Briefs Highlight Local Social and Visits
Nov 30 Reliance Va news notes J Cooley and wife of Lacy Springs visit the formers mother ill at Hyattsville Md. C E Cooley and family in Thanksgiving gatherings with relatives in Glade Cooley schooling at Valley College Pa. Mrs Baker returns to Irbyville. Jimaty and others spend holiday with Mrs Willie.
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IC VA
J. If
Lacy Springs
Peetan
C. Cooley
Ngton
Retson
Lucy - K. K. Grover
Hyattsville
Irmer
Reliance
Seprel Ag
Chdel
A. We Cooley
C.C
C. BaCooley
Bertha
From Brucetown News Briefs
From Brucetown Nox notes a Thanksgiving visit with Miss Corco as a guest. Albert Clenden ll accompanied by his sister and departed for Dead Virginia for a weekend.
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Corco
Albert
Clendenll
Virginia
Denver Journey Ailing Woman Seeks Renewal With Milks Emulsion
A reader recounts a two year chronic cough improving after traveling to Denver and trying Milks Emulsion. The testimonial praises the product as a nutritious remedy that rebuilt strength, weight, and health, claiming a full recovery and urging others to try the emulsion with a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Denver
Thanksgiving Sociales and Local Visits In Bunker Hill
Thanksgiving events and weekend visits fill Bunker Hill W Va with a list of local residents and visitors. Families from Martinsburg Carlisle Darkesville Berkeley Dry Run Authors and Carlisle area share meals, visits, and illness notes with community updates and a church fundraiser surpassing two hundred dollars.
Bankers Urge Heavier Penalty for Bank Robberies
The Virginia Bankers Association executive council in Norfolk proposes tougher laws. They will task the legislative committee to submit to the next General Assembly measures increasing penalties for bank robberies following a rising statewide trend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Virginia Bankers’ Association
Citizens’ Bank
Association
General Assembly
Poisoned Wheat Formula for Mice by Wigginton Method
A historical recipe describes preparing poisoned wheat using hot water sugar and strychnine for mice. It instructs dissolving strychnine, cooking 1 1/2 pecks of wheat with sugar, stirring at intervals to coat each grain, and ensuring the mixture dries before cooling.
Provisions Eyed to Strengthen Legislation Deterrence
The council discussed adding provisions to proposed legislation to increase deterrence by harsher sentences. It planned February conferences with the various groups forming the state association to shape the measure.
County Roll Call Praise From Fourteenth District
The Red Cross roll call closed November 26. Returns from Middletown Grimes Gameshore Chambersville Albin and Barnt Factory reported, and their result is most satisfactory. Fre atick county has always taken full responsibility and should not fail in this effort. Workers in remaining sections urged to hasten returns. Mrs H D Fuller Director of 4th Roll Call.
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Red Cross
Middletown
Grimes
Gameshore
Chambersville
Albin and Barnt
H. D. Fuller
4Th Roll Call
Result of High Barrel Prices
A Kansas City dispatch in the New York Packer reports a statement by the president of a major Eastern cooperage house warning that the current high barrel prices will have serious future effects. Barrel makers have felt price-driven demand changes, similar to apple growers shipping in bulk this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
New York
Hogue Creek Local Notes highlight community visits
Mount Williams Virginia reports from Newport News and nearby towns describe visitors, family gatherings, and illness news. Rev C K Welch conducts revival at Mt Olive with hopeful conversion, and local churches announce services across Mt Hebron Pleasant Grove and Laurel Hill with Christian Endeavor.
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West Frederick
Mt. Hebron
Pleasant Grove
Laurel Hill
Christian Endeavor
W. H. Sampsell
Foley Kidney Pills Publicized by Personal Testimony
A historical advertised testimonial promotes Foley Kidney Pills as a trusted remedy for kidney and bladder ailments. The narrative cites a September 1913 illness and a woman’s recovery after using the product, urging others to try the genuine remedy over imitations.
Revival continues at Christaim Church with local clergy
From Trone Local Notes in Trone Virginia Rev A W Andes and Rev G C Langford conduct a revival at Christaim Church Thanksgiving morning sees Mr Lameford return home The Bethel revival postponed due to Mrs Grosscup illness The stork visit brings a fine boy to Mr and Mrs Charles Kump Bertha Anderson of near Inswood visits area Miswy Bertha Anderson stays with Mabson family Martinsburg moves into Samuel Giffin house Mason is a carpenter.
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Trone
A. W. Andes
G. C. Langford
Christaim Church
Lameford
Bethel
Inswood
Mabson
Martinsburg
Samuel Giffin
Mason
Refuge area social notes report Thanksgiving gatherings
Local residents recount visits and illness updates as Thanksgiving festivities wind down. Miss Gaily McCauley returns to Washington after the holiday. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Cyrus Ebersole, Rev J R Collis, and families from Refuge and nearby towns.
Personal notes from Canterburg and local notices
Notes from Canterburg dated Nov 30 mention Bernard Towland and Henry with valuable horses, Thanksgiving visits by Fay Clemons and William, and families planning to move to Stephen City. Also reports Robert Suddith returning from Illinois and Harvard White visiting Clemons. Public notice concerns Charles Hardy estate with a commission to report on assets, creditors, and priorities, with further court actions in Winchester Virginia.
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Can’ Urg
Bernard
Towland
Henry Oi
Fay Clemons
M. William
H.ro Clemons
Wadesbire
Homer
Golliday
Stephen City
Robert Suddith
Illinois
Saifrs
Harvard White
Clemons
Double
Telephone Company
Martha’ Bowman
Local Family Notes and Names in Gainesboro Area
Mention of Grace Put and Reschrints school at Gainesboro with Thanksgiving plans. Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Painter hosts. Farmers in the area report cholera losses. Drifts of visiting relatives include Joe Matotteeger with daughter Mrs. Russel Rittenour. Mrs. Bud Bray of Martinsburg W Va visiting sister-in-law Mrs. E J Alvin. Charles Ritthenliel son T W Kitchen joins the U S Navy Petite repository. Miss Annin Sandy ill.
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Gainesboro
B. C. Painter
Joe. Matottteeger
Russel Rittenour
Bud Bray
Martinsburg
W. Va
E. J. Alvin
Charles Ritthenliel Soirnce
T. W. Kitchen
United States Navys
Annin Sandy
Classified Ads Fragment Summary
Classified ads list dry oak and pine binding for sale id John providing contact. includes lost small gold ladies Mignon watch at Thanksgiving football game reward. Star office listing at 29 2 Lanes.
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Ae John
Rmer
Mignon Watth
Star Office
Damascus Red Cross captain joins Arab service after withdrawal
Mrs Anna L. Finer of Damascus a captain in the Syrian Army had charge of the social service in Syria under the Arabs. She went to Damascus with the Red Cross and when this was withdrawn she was asked by the Arabs to remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna L. Finer
Damascus
Syria
Red Cross
Decree References Estate of Harrison P Whitacre
The Circuit Court orders reference to a Commissioner in Chancery to inquire report and settle the estate of Harrison P Whitacre deceased including real and personal assets taxes and creditor accounts. The Commissioner will convene creditors and executors Elizabeth Darlington and R B L Whitacre and begin January 1926 in Winchester Virginia with continued sessions as needed.
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Waham
H. Hardy
Circuit Court
Frederick Foxe
Charles Hardy
Willam G. Hardy
Baja
Frederick County
Winchester
W. Water Street
Fittan
Vane
Fiarrinon Pierce Whitacre
Circuit Court of Et Co
Harrison P. Whitacre
Harrison P
Whitacre
Elizabeth Darlinggon
R. B. L. Whitacre
Circuit Rt
W. Waterstreet
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Newport ‘News Va
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Sama . White
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Gover
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Lee Srndoff
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S. E. Smithey
Harry Smithey
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William Clowser
W. F. Shipe
Bertha Shipe
C.K. ,Welch
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Lee Orndoff
Joseph Larrick
Carter Hoover
Caroline Clowser
C. K. Welch
Mt. Olive
Foley
Mra. G. Jwevelend
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L.A. Mousseau
Vickers Building
Baltimore, Md
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Main Street
Journal Orndorff
BR. White
Russel Bates
White Oak
Harley Ritenowr
Joseph Houser
Gue
Canterburg
Wm. Goridakay
Admr
John’ Harmer
Fair Grounds
Bell Phone
John W. Rosenberger
X. S
Care ‘Star
D. A. Ashton’s
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Jones’ Creamery
Cedar Irove
I. .M. Fries
Pario
Market St
San Francisco
Elizabeth Janney Darlington
M. M Lyneb, P
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