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Ely's Cream Balm Relieves Congested Nostrils Quickly
An old advertisement touts Ely's Cream Balm for nasal congestion from colds or catarrh. It claims instant relief as the antiseptic cream penetrates swollen mucous membranes, opening airways and easing breathing. Get a small bottle from a druggist and apply a little in the nostrils.
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Ely
Dairy Hints on Purebred Stock as Youth Gifts
The Department of Agriculture suggests gifts of purebred calves pigs or other animals to rural children for birthdays or Christmas. A 1940s report notes parental interest in good stock boosts youth involvement in breeding and shows, citing a breeder whose gift sparked a herd of well bred animals.
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United Stee Department of Awiteen
United States Department
Ted
Political discourse on Virginia suffrage and district campaign tactics
The Richmond Times argues about the Seventh District race norms under new constitutional changes. It cites Id and Harrison, notes shifts in white and black electorate, and urges voters to protest by backing the Republican banner if desired. The piece frames disfranchisement as in the best interests of both races.
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Harrison
Humber
Idge Harrison
Richmond Times
Trampling Rhymes and Farewell to Fads in an Old Rhyme
A rustic speaker derides fad diets and medical quacks while recalling old remedies. He jokes about eating freely despite a wasting frame and questions modern fashion for health with a wry, resigned tone.
Ode to the Apple Season in Autumn
A whimsical verse celebrates apples as the season’s centerpiece. The speaker praises the fruit’s crispness and flavor, linking autumn’s arrival to cider, pies, dumplings, and widespread appetite for apples. The tone recalls fond, seasonal imagery and playful admiration for the harvest.
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Wwe
Say It With Ballots in Virginia Race Contested
A Virginia district debates election contests over Captain Paul’s seat with Judge Harrison denouncing the committee as partisan. Miss Kern cites prior statements praising the committee, questions honesty, and notes Republicans remain behind Captain Paul, promising to vote when time comes.
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Page
Shenandoah
Albemarle
Clarke
Frederick
Paul
House
Harrison
Kern
Winchester
Committee On Elections
Ralph Gilbert
Kentucky
Local readers share experiences with Sorbol Quadruple liniment
Kentucky residents Bettie Tracy Peters Creek Warrington Mrs Will and others report enthusiasm for Sorbol Quadruple colorless liniment and offer to tell or write their experience. Miller's Drug Store and all drug stores provide more information or write Box 69 Mechanicsburg 0.
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Kentucky
Bettie Tracy
Peters Creek
Lallar Frederick
Warrington
Will
John May
Pikeville
Neva Crabtree
Jennie Martin
Barlington
Miller's
Mechanicsburg
First Baptist Church Sunday Services Detailed
The First Baptist Church schedule includes 9 45 a m Sunday school teaching with men’s Bible class, 11 a m public worship on A Rejoicing God, 6 30 p m young people training on Foreign Mission Survey, 7 39 p m evening service with baptism. Missionary meeting set for 7 30 p m with a guest speaker from Leesburg and circle reorganizations planned.
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First Baptist Church
Foreign Mission Survey
George Carter Found Guilty Of Hotel Evans Safe Theft
George Carter, a colored hotel porter, was found guilty by Judge Whiting of stealing money from the Hotel Evans safe. He received a 60 day jail term, plus a state road sentence to work out the sentence. The recovered money was taken while he remained at the hotel.
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George Carter
Portee
Corporation Court
Whiting
Evans
Toads
Carter
Common Sense in Dairy Herd Management
The text argues success in dairying hinges on sound common sense. It notes cows yield peak milk in late May and June, so farmers should mimic those year round with palatable food, balanced rations, moderate temperatures, and comfortable surroundings to approach ideal production and reap large returns.
Feeding Dry Cows on Roughage During Dry Period
During eight to ten weeks of a cow’s dry period, the diet should be mainly roughage. A daily mix of two pounds bran or oats with two parts bran to one part linseed or corn meal, plus some roots or squash, forms a proper feed near calving. Excess carbonaceous roughage and cold conditions raise risk of udder issues. cleanliness in milking is essential for quality and equipment longevity.
Cleaning Utensils for Milk Handling
All utensils contacting milk and cream must be kept clean. Use palls with partly covered tops to reduce dirt and impurities by about half entering the milk.
Safeguards in Calf Feeding Changeover
Advice on gradual transition from whole milk to skim milk to prevent scours in calves. Recommends adding small amounts of skim milk to the whole milk daily to ease the adjustment and protect calf health.
Favorite Prescription Endorsed by Linville Depot Woman
Linville Depot Virginia resident Mrs Lena Reedy says five years of suffering from a woman’s trouble ended after two months using Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription and Lotion Tablets and Healing Suppositories. She credits the remedies with her marked improvement and urges readers to obtain a trial package by sending 10 cents to Dr. Pierce in Buffalo New York.
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Lena Reedy
R. F
Mrs. Ida Davis Granted Absolute Divorce From Howard Davis
In Corporation Court a decree grants Mrs. Ida May Shimp Davis an absolute divorce from Howard Davis for unjustifiable abandonment and desertion on May 4 1919. No reconciliation is expected and separation continues. She may resume her maiden name and property rights are preserved. neither may remarry for six months from October 23.
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Corporation Court
Ida May
Shimp Davis
Howard Davis
Winchester to face Hagerstown in early season clash
Winchester High School travels to Hagerstown to meet Hagerstown High School at 2 30 tomorrow afternoon. It is the first meeting this fall and Winchester’s second Cumberland Valley League game after a big win over Martinsburg last Saturday.
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Winchester High School
Hagerstown
Winchester
Martinsburg
W. Va
Public Sale Scheduled at Robert McVicar Farm
A public sale will be held Saturday October 28 at 2 pm at the Robert McVicar place on the Martinsburg Pike one mile north of Winchester.
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Robert McVicar
Martinsburg Pike
Winchester
Norfolk and Western Timetable Highlights for Berryville and Roanoke
Train numbers and times outline limited service to Bristol Roanoke Shenandoah Roanoke connections. Pullman sleepers and cafe cars operate to Williamson Winston-Salem Philadelphia New York via Roanoke. Berryville connections at Shenandoah Junction with Washington. parlor car to Hagerstown and sleepers to Philadelphia. Fares and reservations via agents Burks Berryville and Saunders Roanoke.
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Hagerstown
Morrisburg
Philadelphia
New York
Shemandona Junction
Washington
Gagerstown
Pullman
BM. H. Burks
Berryvillq Ya
W. C. Saunders
Pana
Roanoke
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