Notary Acknowledgment for Jos B Newlin
Sworn to and subscribed before me by Lee R Grim cashier this 15th day of Aug 1913 Jos B Newlin Notary Public commission expires July 26 196-
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State of Virginia
Winchester
John
W. Rice
MO. W. Rice
W. H. Baker
Stewart Bell
R. G. Williams
Lee R Gri
State of
Virginia
Frederick
Lee R.grim
Jos. B. Newlin
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Informal Company Supper Salad and Sandwich Ideas
A vintage guidance piece outlines crowd pleasing salad dressings and sandwiches for an informal company dinner. It covers preparing a loaf style sandwich, creamed butter blends with red peppers, mint butter, Eggs a la Creole with beef, tomatoes and cheese, and a hot potato salad with celery and parsley dressed in vinegar oil with lemon.
Paradise in the garden of the old world
An editorial remark condemns weed pulling and homogenizing by those who wish every garden to resemble a divine paradise. It argues against forcing uniformity on diverse places and people, urging respect for natural differences.
Cooked Bananas Appear as Versatile Kitchen Staple
Bananas are widely available in the United States and are easier to digest when cooked. Recipes include Baked Bananas with butter sugar and lemon, Fillets of Beef With Bananas, Banana Sponge with corn starch and milk custard, Banana Salad served in banana skins, and Banana Fritters fried to a crisp with sugar and lemon juice.
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United States
The Star Ad Time Reminder
A brief note urging readers that now is the time to place advertisements in The Star. The item highlights urgency for readers seeking ad space and mentions nothing beyond the call to action.
Packing School Sessions Set Across Virginia Fruit Belts
The Virginia State Horticultural Society and State Experiment Station will host packing schools in fruit regions including one in Winchester. Demonstrations cover barrel box packing grading and assorting to obtain best prices. Prof. E. G. Starcher of Blacksburg leads as demonstrator and supervisor.
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Vinginia Valley
Virginia State Horticule Society
State Experiment Station
Winchester
E. &G. Starcher
Blacksburg
Social notes from Clarke Derryville Virginia
Clarke notes list Miss May Osburn hosting a theatre party at Clarke Opera House chaperoned by Mrs. J R Plaer with multiple local guests. Dances honor horse show visitors follow, with out of town attendees from Charlestown Baltimore Alexandria and Washington among others. Additional society arrivals include families from Richmond Norfolk and Fauquier at various homes and Durham visits.
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Derryville
May Osburn
Clarke Opera House
J. R. Plaer
Ellen Bakers
Sophie Powers
Ellen
Lane Williams
Nancy Williams
Nannie Ravenel
Virginia Elder
Edward McCormick
Eugene Glover
Lewis’ Glover
Alfred Kerfoot
Joe Crown
Harry Warden
Edward Harris
Mary Morris Mason
Rosebud Mason
Elizabeth Beckwith
Barbara Campbell
Charlestown
Marion Moore
Baltimore
Kitty Barrettt
Alexandria
Kennedy
Wiltshire
John Oo
Chambersburg
Messrs
Turner Geen
Olin Barnes
Washington
Brooke Laker
Fauquier County
Charles Campbell
Garland Moore
Mick
Virginia Court Clerks to Hold Fourth Annual Convention
Court clerks from across the state gather in Charlottesville for the 1¢ fourth annual Virginia Court Clerks Association convention chaired by Phil A Gold of Frederick County. Speakers include Judge R T W Duke and Peter J Davenport. topics include tax law revisions and shifting from a fee system to salaries.
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Virginia Court Clerks’ Association
Phil. A Gold
Frederick County
Presi‘dent
Charlottes‘ville
Gold
Inte
R. T. W. Duke
Peter J. Davenport
Washington County
John W. Frepburne
Charlottesville
John ‘D. Grant
Accomine County
James W. Leach
Mary R. Leach
Mary St. Leach
Steen
Harrison
Circuit Court
Hotel Safe Blown Open With Dynamite
The iron safe from the ruined Blue Mountain House near Pen-Mar was blown open with dynamite on Saturday. Inside were paper money and papers destroyed. only the silver money of $50 survived. Jewelry owned by Mrs. Schultz was lost, valued in the hundreds. The safe delayed opening due to remaining heat. investigators will search the ruins for jewelry and other valuables today.
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U.S
U. S
Patil Neosa Hirail
National
State
Priveto Eacks
Gavin Franka
Gttier Nat
Blue Mountain House
Pen-Mar
Schultz
Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Promises Natural Color Restorations
An old guidance on gray hair reversal via sage tea and sulphur explains a ready-to-use Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy sold by druggists. It claims to restore natural color, cure dandruff, itchy scalp, and reduce hair loss, with simple application to each strand.
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Wyeth
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