Reliance News Brevities Highlights Local Notes
The Reliance Virginia column lists residents and visitors: Mrs. Sylas Little ill at home. Mr. Gladstone Cooley enters Lebanon Valley College. Rev R N Young and family move to Washington. attendees of the U B Conference at Berkeley Springs include W R Widmyer and James Beaty. Mrs E M DeFreese visiting Rockland. Cooley and Berryville guests. Grace Poole improving in Memorial Hospital. Ray Weinrich visits from Washington. Miss Ida Mills visits Winchester. several families visit Front Royal. party hosted by Miss Marcie Rinker enjoyed by all. Reliance Graded School to open Oct 5 with full attendance anticipated. several students move to high school. apple picking starts as Lillian Rind returns to Martinsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. B
Berkeley Springs
W. R. Widmyer
James Beaty
E.M. De.Freese
A. W.cawthorn
Norman Shepherd
Rockland
C. W. Cooley and
Walter
Strasburg
Ray Weinrich
Washington
G. L. Weinich
Ida Mills
Winchester
Fred. Willey
William Green
Stewart Green
Near Lebanon Church
Russell Stickley
Marcie Rink
Mary Dover
Marguerite Willey
Mildred Cooley
Migaieth
Josephine Baker
Front Royal
Dem Free Press Prescribes Postwar Recovery and Trade
A Democratic postwar column argues for US Canada Australia and Cathotica to export husbands to France under Carnot plan while urging swift rebuilding of industries and reclamation of war-damaged areas. The piece juxtaposes public busyness with Joy Riders poem about modern road life by Walt Mason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post-Intelligencer
France
Carnot
Canada
Australia
Cathotica
Personal Notes From Brucetown Virginia Observations
Brucetown Virginia notes report visits by Mrs. O. D. Lambert to Mill Gap and Mrs. Robert Suter from Baltimore returning home. The village church protracted meeting runs nightly at 8 p.m. Miss Annie Peacore of Baltimore visits cousin Miss Fannie Smithey. Mrs. M. J. Morrison weekends with Mrs. Edward McAboy in Clarke County. Mrs. Leslie Henshall of Hagerstown returns home after visiting her parents. Frank J. Swimley and Charles Starlipper open new village stores in former Dr. Rouss office and Swimley property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brucetown
O. D. Lambert
Mill Gap
Robert Suter
Baltimore
J. B. Snapp
Annie Peacore
Fannie ‘Smithey
M. J. Morrison
Edward McAboy
Clarke County
Leslie Henshall
Hagerstown
Snapp
Frank J. Swimley
Chas. Starlipper
Swimley
Sid Swimley
Starlipper
Dr. Rouss
Whitacre Local Items Highlight Arrivals and Travels
Whitacre Virginia notes report Russell Fletcher leaving for Salem to enter Roanoke College. P A Heartberger and wife return to Monessen after visiting her father F T Keller. John A and Emory Daily return from Cumberland and Pittsburgh with sister-in-law Sallie Dailey. A D Brandenberg and Bertha Dailey visit with her father John A Dailey in New York. Fred Coyd and Ray Wolfort recently spent time here with their parents F T Keller. Isaac Hite visits S J Adams and then his brother J D Hite in Bloomery. Hite, living in Pennsylvania, returns home for first time in 25 years. John Sirbaugh and family stay with sister H T. Ruth and Benlab Riley noted.
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Whitacre
Russell Fletcher
Salem
Roanoke College
P. A. Heartberger
Grace Keller
Monessen
Rae Messrs
John A
Emory
Cumberland
Pittsburgh
Isaac Hite
S. J.adams
J. D. Hite
Bloomery
Hite
Pennsylvania
John Sirbaugh
Ruth
Benlab Riley
No-To-Bac Helps Break Tobacco Habit Effective
No-To-Bac claims to end all tobacco cravings with a tablet placed in the mouth. Advertises thousands helped and promises a money refund if cravings persist with no questions asked. States Cascarets owners developed the product and guarantees reliability.
Mayor Glass Informs Women At Handley Library Meeting
Mayor W W Glass spoke to a nonpartisan audience of women about six proposed amendments to the state constitution. He gave thorough guidance on ballot marking to ensure legal compliance. The event, aimed at registration and civics, was hosted by equal suffrage and citizenship groups that previously collaborated on lectures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.W. Glass
Handley Library
Glass
F. BE. Clerk
Diamonds Dyes: A Frayed Retail Warning Card
A damaged OCR style note references a paint or dye product marketed as Diamonds Dyes with phrases about many directions in every package and insistence on a partial product name. The fragment suggests a consumer caution or vendor instruction in a local listing.
Lemon Bleach Home Remedy For Fresh Complexion
Squeeze juice from two lemons into three ounces of Orchard White to make a quarter pint lemon bleach. Shake well and apply daily to face neck arms and hands for a fragrant smooth and fair complexion. Advertisement notes lemon juice as a freckle sunburn and tan remover and cites famous stage beauties use.
Miss Wight Promotes Voter Registration in Middletown
Miss Emma Howard Wight visits Middletown canvassing women to register and be eligible to vote in November. She reports success with many ladies including elderly residents paying poll tax and registering, and will return this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Howard Wight
Middletown
For Sale Ad and Health Claim in Berryville Schedule
Schedule in effect May 80 1920. UV. Berryville reminder of Chamberlain's Tablets claim to ease bowel movement improve appetite and strengthen digestion. Ad for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Dr Blair's Cream of Cucumber Ad Offers Skin Remedy
An old advertisement touts Dr Blair's Cream of Cucumber as a cosmetic that pores up the skin. It claims to tone and refresh without rubbing off like powder, lasts all day, prevents black heads and wrinkling, and comes in white and flesh colors for 50 cents or 1 dollar at drug and department stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Blair
Blair
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J.W. Brannon
Audrey
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A. Lee Kerns
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Walt Mason
W. B. Waters
M. T. Reed
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N. Braddock Street
Showalter & Groves
MR. Harry Cope
Haver
Baker & Shryock Real Estate and Insurance
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Aes BS
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Eggs and Poultry
H. D. Albin
Bell Phone
E. Piccadilly St
Westinghouse
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Charles Town
The
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Kodak
General Electric
Butler
Gray Electric CO
Norfolk & Western
Bristol
Pullman Parm
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Pocahontas
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Pullman
Williamson
Winston-Salem
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Shenandoah
Memphis
Harrisburg
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Barnett Copp
Woodstock
J. R. Borden
R. FB. Vaurertowh Te
Harry Harmer
Por Harmer
Eugene
Aulick
CB. Aulick
Blacksburg
Pobiag Sale
Vaucluse
Conerson
Edward Conner
Harry Brown
C. P. McVicar
North Main St
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