Capt John Paul Opens Campaign in Woodstock Speech
Captain John Paul of Harrisonburg delivered the keynote in Woodstock Virginia outlining Republican support for Harding policies and administration achievements. He praised the ship subsidy and McCumber Fordney tariff while avoiding comment on his opponent Judge Thomas W Harrison. County Chairman J William Garber presided.
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Woodstock
Court House
John Paul
Harrisonburg
Congress
Harding
Capt. Paul
Captain Paul
Thomas W. Harrison
Paul
Seven Seas
J.william Garber
Mt. Jackson
First Battle Cry of 1922 Congressional Campaign
Gilbert E. Pence gave the opening and closing remarks at a meeting attended by a large number of women voters who listened to the first battle cry of the 1922 congressional campaign. Captain Pat returned to Morrisonburg after the address.
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Gilbert E. Pence
Pat
Morrisonburg
Woodstock
New Form of Iron Quickly Increases Strength and Energy
A health notice quotes Dr James Francis Sullivan on iron’s role in blood health. It promotes Nuxated Iron as easily absorbed and offers a money back guarantee if two weeks show no improvement. Local distributor Franck Baker & Son carries the product.
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James Francis Sullivan
Hospital
New York
Westchester County Hospital
Franck Baker & Son
War Trophy Board Named by Governor Trinkle
Governor Trinkle appointed five members to Virginia War Trophy Distribution Board to allocate over 700000 war trophies from France stored in Port Newark New Jersey. Adjt Gen W W Sale will chair with Col E E Goodwyn Major Clinton L Wright Capt G M Harrison and Major Sidney M Moore as members. The board will prioritize existing congressional requests and begin distribution to Virginia communities.
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Trinkle
Virginia War Trophy Distribution Board
Virginia
Adjt
W. W. Sale
E. E. Goodwyn
Emporia
Virginia Department of the American Legion
Clinton L. Wright
Norfolk
G. M. Harrison
Fredericksburg
Sidney M. Moore
Wytheville
France
Port Newark
N. J
United States
Congress
Justwed Plans for Raises and Bacon Debate
A couple banters about married life as he jokes about striking the boss for a raise to bring home bacon. She counters with a plea for squabs and mushrooms instead.
Reforming the Household
Mr Justwed jokes about kitchen chores while his Bridey recalls a prior dice incident and a $42 win by rowdy friends. The humorous exchange reflects domestic life and social mischief in a light domestic vignette.
Say It With Flowers Mabel Questioning Daily Rose
Onlookers note Harry sends a single rose daily to Mabel. Martin asks why he chooses a simple flower and remarks Harry’s stutter may influence his method of saying it with flowers.
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Mabel
Harry
Martin
The Boss Seeks Word From World On Delivering Goods
A terse debate centers on whether the world will heed promises of delivering goods. The Job Hunter asserts capability while The Boss questions the reach and impact of such claims.
Spin in My New Car
A playful exchange about spending the afternoon with a new vehicle. The dialogue hints at a casual social cue to enjoy a spin in the fresh ride. The tone feels light and informal, capturing a moment of leisure.
Modern notions of marriage in a joking fragment
A fragment from a historic page sketches evolving views on husbands and wives. The lines hint at shifting gender roles and expectations in relationships. The playful tone contrasts traditional obedience with modern autonomy.
All Work and No Play Exchange Sparks Chiding
A side dialogue contrasts constant work with the need for rest as one speaker urges balance and the other warns against burnout. The exchange hints at ongoing tension between ambition and well being in a cautious, witty tone.
Stomach Remedy Promises Quick Relief for Digestion
A 1921 testimonial from Walter L. Main of Geneva Ohio praises Dr Orth's Stomach Remedy for indigestion dyspepsia sour stomach and related distress. The ad urges readers to buy from local druggists with a money back guarantee and lists Boyd Drug Company Franck Baker & Son as suppliers.
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Boyd Drug Company
Franck Baker & Son
Fanslers Arrive for Indefinite Stay to Regain Health
Mr and Mrs Arthur W Fansler and their young son from Washington have arrived here for an indefinite stay. Mr Fansler, a federal postal service worker long stationed at Union Station in Washington, took a physician advised leave of absence to regain his strength.
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Arthur W. Fansler
Washington
Fansler
Federal Postal Service
Union Station
Mr. David Clayton Visits Cumberland Kin on Main Street
Mr. David Clayton of Cumberland Maryland arrived last evening for a visit with his brother in law and sister Captain and Mrs George W Kurtz at their home on South Main Street.
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Oses
David Clayton
Cumberland
George W. Kurtz
South Main Street
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Chalmers
Essex
MID City Garage
Hicks Motor Company
H. C. Browne
Star Car
Hicks-Moore Motor Co
N. Main St
R. M. Swimley
Lasoline
Standard Oil Company
New Jersey
CARTE
AKKE
Food For
Ford
Chapman Auto Sales
Braddock
H. W. Ebert
Winchester
Paige Jewette
Robert W. Bowers
Shade Motor CO
Fair Grounds
Walter L. Main
Geneva
Ohio
Harley- Davidson
the New World
H. J. Mowrey & Bro
West Piccadilly St
RY A
Columbia
H. R. Willis
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