Lieut Reed Weds Miss Williamson at Woodstock
Miss Louise Elizabeth Williamson of Market Virginia daughter of Mr and Mrs W W Williamson wed Lieut George Elkins Reed an instructor at Stanny Academy in Woodstock Episcopal Church The Rev Brown officiated The couple planned a motor trip to Washington and will reside later in Staunton Virginia
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Louise Elizabeth “Williamson
Market
W. W. Williamson
George Elkins Reed
Episcopal
Woodstock
Ands’ Brown
Stanney Academy
Sesteens
Reed
Washington
Virginia
Staunton
Man Will Lose Eye From Old Injury
Mr. Robert M. Henry is confined to home on the Valley Pike with intense pain in an infected eye. Doctors say the eye must be removed by operation to save his life.
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Robert. M. Henry
Valley Pike
Eyewitness Persists Through Painful Injury at York Fair
A man named Mr Henry suffered eye injury years ago and faced persistent pain. At the York Fair dust inflamed the eye, leading to infection. After returning home Dr H H Me ar eye specialist plans an operation to remove the eye.
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Mr. Henry
York
Pa.) Fair
H. H. Mear
Henry Will Han
Norfolk and Western Railway Pays Big Virginia Tax
Norfolk and Western Railway will pay about 1.9 million dollars in Virginia taxes this year. Valuation of Virginia properties is around 55 million dollars, up 2.9 million from last year. The gain reflects franchise tax increases and additional investments.
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Norfolk and Western Railway
Fiw E
Ate’ Corporation Commission
Richmond
Norfolk and Western
Virginia
Virginia River Fish to Be Distributed in Shenandoah Area
The Pagé News reports Congressman Thomas W. Harrison announced a carload of Shenandoah river fish will be delivered to Woodstock Luray and nearby areas in equal shares. R L Renalds will receive Luray’s allotment. Total cost exceeds 400 dollars with Judge Harrison contributing 100 dollars and Col W McDonald Lee giving 200 on behalf of the state fish commission.
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News” and Courier
Luray
Thomas W. Harrison
Shenandoah River
Woodstock
R. L. Renalds
Harrison
Col
W. McDonald Lee
Col. Lee
Painful Rheumatic Swellings Disappear Discoverer Tells Druggists
Rochester man James H Allen claims his AllenRhy remedy dissolves uric acid deposits causing painful rheumatic swelling. He says his prescription banishes symptoms quickly and offers money back if no recovery, with Boye Drug Co to supply.
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James H. Allen
Rochester
Boye Drug Co
Ady
Enormous Gain by Baptists in Virginia Anniversary
The Baptist General Association of Virginia and the State Mission Board mark a century of organization on November 16 16. In 1823 Virginia housed about 40000 Baptists including West Virginia areas. By 1922 membership reached 207915 white and 272085 colored Baptists totaling 480000.
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Baptists of
Virginia
General Association of Virginia
State Mission Board
West Virginia
Beral Association
Richmond
Bonding the State for Roads Sparks Debate in Virginia
J Brad Beverley argues long term road bonds risk hidden costs and delayed completion. He warns against bonding feeder roads and questions budget forecasts amid calls for a state wide good roads program. The Plains, Va. narrator critiques political rhetoric and urges prudent testing of current tax funded plan.
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Stiit
Srobentndiums
Besf
Smith
New York
Pinechot
Pennsylvania
State Highway Department
Hich
Senate
Rowles Red Pepper Rub Promises Quick Cold Relief
An old remedy ad touts Rowles Red Pepper Rub as fast penetrating heat to relieve chest colds, backache, stiff neck, and sore muscles. It emphasizes safety, strong heating effect, and urges readers to ask for the product by name at any drug store.
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Rowles
Car Wreck on Hill at Chester Golf Club
Dr. B M Knight's Dodge touring car ran downhill at the Chester Golf Club grounds. It plunged into an embankment and turned turtle, leaving the vehicle wrecked though no one was inside. The wreck was hauled to J H Cather's garage for overhauling and repair.
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Crowser
J. 7 H. Cather
North Market Street
Women deemed too sympathetic for gas company complaints
Atlantic City reports that a committee of the American Gas Association urged gradual removal of women from complaint adjustment desks. Arthur F. Short noted customers prefer to deal with men and voice dissatisfaction more freely to male clerks.
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Atlantic City
N. J
American Gas Association
Arthur F. Short
Providence
Widow May Sue Truck Owners Over Fatal Wreck
W H Oates says Mrs Ben Smith of Nethers plans to sue Jenkins Brothers proprietors of a truck involved in a wreck near Front Royal. The suit seeks 10000 damages claiming the driver was not capable or trustworthy. One of many apple pickers killed. several others injured. Eddie Dyer, a boy, suffered a head injury.
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W. H. Oates
Skyland
Ben Smith
Nethers
Front Royal
Jenkins Brothers
Smith
Eddie Dyer
Wreck Leaves Two Injured as Chauffeur Change Sparks Suit
A collision brutally cut open Dyer and another victim, requiring a dozen stitches. James Monroe and Wesley Jenkins owned the Jenkins Brothers truck wrecked in the crash. The change of chauffeurs just before impact, with speeds set by Herman Dulaney, is cited as the dispute among the party.
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Dyer
Jenkins Brothers
Nethers
James Monroe
Wesley Jenkins
Justice of the Peace
Herman Dulaney
Chestnuts Yielding a Big Profit in Page County
A newsletter notes Page county stores near the mountains pay 14 cents per pound for chestnuts, about 8.40 per 60 pound bushel, roughly 20 cents per quart. The crop is fair though many trees are killed by blight. A York Pa dispatch reports Virginia chestnuts at 60 cents per quart and recalls 25 years ago chestnuts sold for 6 cents per quart before blight.
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Page County
York
Virginia
Pennnsylvania
York County
Filipinos Demand Recall of Wood in Legislature
The Filipino Legislature, meeting in Manila on October 17, discussed recalling Wood after considering a legislative motion. The session focused on foreign policy and domestic concerns tied to the referenced individual.
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Associated Press
T Manila
Stormy sessions endorse commission call for resignation
In a tense debate the assembly backed the demand for General Leonard Wood to resign, adopting a plan proposed by Sergio Osmana and the independent commission formed last July. The vote reflected strong factional lines and a push for leadership change.
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Sergio Osmana
Indepedent Commission
Recah
Gove
Leonard Wood
Mission Institute Hosts Japanese Tea Event and Speaker
The Women's Missionary Society of the General Synod hosts the annual Mission Institute with speaker Mrs. D. B. Schneder wife of a prominent Japanese missionary. A Japanese tea is offered by the Girls Missionary Guild with Japanese decor and novelties, refreshments served in Japanese style.
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da Centenary Reformed Church
General Synod
D. B. Schneder
Japa
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Miss Williamson
Ne &W. Railway
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Hudson
Henson ‘Motor CO
Winchester, Va
W. C. Plundeke
Congress
J. Brad
Beverley
the Plains, Va
Siiaeatelny
Ernest
R. DavisCo
Davis
The
Winchester
H. B. McCormac, Pres
Shirley Carter
Treas
Hill
Son of Social Affairs
Canton
F. S.emmertson & Co
In- Erecta Vail
Carter
Glastenbury Breer
Moling & Seal
Caiog
Marshall's
Baker and Son
Star
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