Rheumatism Cure Claims Promote Blood Detox
An advertisement extols S. S. S. as a universal remedy for rheumatism, arguing waste products in blood cause disease and claiming decades of use. It promises quick relief by purifying the blood and offers a free illustrated booklet and personal medical advice. The Swift Specific Co. printed contact details in Atlanta, Ga.
Myrtle and Billy the goat in a rural reunion tale
Myrtle attends a lecture and walks with Robert after a goat named Billy disrupts, then visits an orchard where Billy causes mischief. Robert returns, asks for Myrtle to share his invention dividends, Myrtle hints at past affection, and they embrace as Billy eats the last rose.
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Golden Rule Revival Opens Tonight For Men In Winchester
The Golden Rule revival begins tonight in the Golden Rubble Class room at 8 40 led by Rev Geo W Richardson presiding elder of the Rockingham district. Aimed at men and boys, the program features sermons on mortality judgment and Belshazzar's Feast. Forty to sixty reading on drinking impacts noted. Services run through the week inviting all local men to attend.
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Belshazzar
Voice of God
Golden Rubble
Geo. W. Richard
Rocking
Winchester
William Jennings Bryan
Gaither Dies in Maryland Prominent Lawyer George R Gaither
George R. Gaither, counsel to Maryland Prohibition Director and former gubernatorial candidate, died at his Catonsville home after a week with pneumonia following a cold from a late night automobile trip with Edmund Sudnitz. Born 1858 in Howard County, he leaves a widow and three children.
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Prohibition
Maryland
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Gaither
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Infant Grim Dies of Diphtheria in Harrisburg
Horage William Grim infant son of Mr and Mrs Charles W Grim died of diphtheria this morning at their home 2 South Kent Street. Funeral held at 4 PM conducted by Rev F M Richard pastor Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South, interment Mount Hebron Cemetery. Mrs Helen C Sheridan of Wheeling WV, who came to enroll her son in school, left for home.
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Mount Hebron Cemetery
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Wheeling
W. Va
Schbool
Mass meeting in City Auditorium for Red Cross appeal
The Red Cross campaign opens with a mass gathering in the City Auditorium Tuesday evening at 8 o clock. An entertainment program includes a Vitagraph film A Philistine in Bohemia, concerts, and vocal solos. Joseph Logan will address the crowd. Frederick County is allotted 2000 and Winchester 3000, with updates shown on a Northern Virginia Power Company electric sign as funds come in.
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Vitagraph Company
O. Henry Story
Bohemia
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Frederick County
Winchester
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Northern Virginia Power Company
Unknown Soldier Receives U S Medal of Honor in London
The tomb of England's unknown soldier in Westminster Abbey received the Congressional Medal of Honor from General Pershing. Ambassador Harvey presented the award on behalf of the United States as part of a simple ceremony at the abbey. The same day London announced the Victoria Cross would be awarded to the U S unknown soldier at Arlington.
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London
America
England
Arlington National Cemetery
Postal patrons urged to erect front door mail boxes
A Winchester campaign promotes at home mail receptacles for mail carriers. The Post Office Department urges patrons to install front door boxes to speed delivery and reduce delays caused by side doors or locked entrances. Carriers will check routes on October 19 8 and report noncompliant households. Stores or individuals may supply or make boxes themselves.
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Winchester
Postoffice Department
Be Pretty Turn Gray Hair Dark Ad Paragraph
Almost everyone knows hair Tea and Sulphur properly composed brings back the natural luster to the hair when sad or gray. Yeers ago there get this mixture was to home which is untussy and some. Nowadays Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound is sold in drug stores for a small cost. Apply to damp hair to darken and glossy finish by morning.
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