Washington club honors Harris with gold diamond studded baseball
Twenty thousand fans cheered as Stanley Harris, the Washington club's manager and second baseman, received a solid gold diamond studded baseball. The award followed his selection by Washington baseball writers as the team's most valuable player. Isaac Gans, president of the Chamber of Commerce, is pictured making the presentation.
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Harris
Washington
Ag’ Stanley Harris
Ouny
Washington Baseball
Isaac Gans
The
Chamber, of Commerce
True Brotherliness and Kindness to Diffident People
The passage defines brotherliness as kindness toward those who are sensitive and diffident, to the point of feeling fidgety. It emphasizes empathetic, supportive behavior toward timid individuals as an essential aspect of true brotherly conduct.
Waking to Music: Alarm Clock Phonograph Invention
An alarm clock phonograph that arouses sleepers by music has been invented. The device combines a clock with a phonograph mechanism to play a tunes at wakeup.
Virginia Game Most Plentiful In Recent Years
Virginia reports a bountiful game season with abundance of quail duck sora plover and other birds across accessible lands. Many large private lands remain closed to hunters due to leases and moonshine sites with landowners and tenants restricting access. Thousands seek hunting licenses but many are rejected.
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Richmond
Virginia
Vendor remedy touted to boost health and weight
A signed testimonial from Mrs F Taylor of Staunton Virginia extols Vendor a herbal remedy. She claims improved general condition lost weight regained nine pounds and relief from constipation headaches biliousness and insomnia. The piece lists symptoms that allegedly respond to Vendor and notes local Winchester stores selling it.
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F. Taylor
R. No
Staunton
Vendor
Winchester
Baker and Son
Mai Ever Jackson
Walton and Smooth
Dinges
Edincesey
Brug
Strashi
Clarke Cavalry Survivor John W. Belli Dies at 84
News arrives of the death of John W. Belli at his Covington Virginia home. He was 84 and served in the Clarke County company of the Sixth Virginia Cavalry during the Civil War. He was twice wounded and one shoulder wound left his arm impaired.
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John W. Belli
Covington
Clarke County
Virginia Cavalry
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