Mrs Romilla Stephens Credits Dr Pierce Remedies
Mrs Romilla Stephens of Route 1 says her health was frail with stomach trouble gas heart problems and nervous exhaustion. After using Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Favorite Prescription and Pleasant Pellets she recovered to feel nearly like a new person and recommends the medicines for throat trouble as well. Ad reads Dr Pierce offers free confidential medical advice via Invalids' Hotel Buffalo NY.
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Martha
W. Wa
Romilla Stephens
Dr. Pierce
President Invalids’ Hotel
Buffalo
Ady
Apple Storage Now Necessary in Martinsburg Area
H W Miller of Paw Paw says apple prices are low due to an overloaded market and plans common storage for several thousand barrels on Martin's Mountain and near Paw Paw. He expects many growers to store fruit for the later winter market, with his crop exceeding early estimates by about 25 percent despite hail damage covered by insurance.
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Martinsburg
H. W. Miller
Mount Williams Area News Briefs Report Local Visits
Septy reports include Mr and Mrs Earle Long visiting the latters parents in Mt Williams. Hugh Ashwood and family guests of Megus Rudolph near Relief. Mrs John Fauver of Winchester visiting J E Wishel. Delilah and Florence Sager hosted Marie Orndorff. Oak neighbors work at Steck apple orchard in Opequon. Reverend J B Cornwell to preach October 1 at 8 pm with topic The Look That Beholds Devils.
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Hugh Ashwood
Megus Rudolph
near-Relief
John Fauver
Winchester
J. E. Wishel
Delilah
Florence Sager
Marie Orndorff
Gertie
Ethel
Brewer
Opequon
Steck
Robert’ Pawcett
J. B. Cornwell
Mount Williams
The Meanest Man on Record Faces Damages Suit
A Galveston Tribune note recalls a Kansas farmer labeled the meanest man on record. He allegedly sold his son in law a half cow and refused to share milk, insisting only the front half was sold. The buyer supposedly had to supply feed and water daily. The cow reportedly charged the farmer, leading to a damages suit by the farmer against his son in law.
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Kansas
Galveston ‘Tribune
Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Health Ad Anecdote
A period advertisement extols Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a cure after doctors and other medicines fail. It links female happiness to health and urges women to try the product for headaches backaches nervousness and the blues.
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Lydia & Pinkham
Crazed by Happiness A Father Announces Son
A man bursts into a room exultant after learning he has a newborn son. The moment is described with vivid emotion as joy erupts in the first transports of delight.
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London
Ships Safe Over Three Mile Limit
The cabinet decided to restrict prohibition enforcement to within the three mile limit at sea. Exceptions allow communication with ships or small boats beyond that limit for transfer of liquor. Advisers found municipal law up to twelve miles inconsistent with international law and could embarrass the government in foreign relations.
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Associated Press
Washington
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Wera
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America
F. Arthur, Jr
Theatre
New York
Paris
Wilton Lackaye
Amelia Bingham
Charlotte Walker
Norman Hackett
Henry E. Dixey
APPLE
Chamberlaing
Paramount Pictures
Dorothy Dalton
Wanda Hawley
Milton Sills
Paramount
James Hirkwood
Paramount Picture
E. Phillips Oppenheim
Glen Urquhart
Onellanas
Gray & Sheetz
Toggery
MT. Williams
Earle Long
Chee
Latr
Edwar Smokey
Fawcett Gap
Mason Tewalt
Paul Smoke
John
Asa Smoke
Schloss Bros
Mye
S. H. Hable
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
H. D. Fuller
J. M. Orndoff
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