Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Testimonials
Two women describe relief from stomach trouble and renewed fertility after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs Bryar of Meriden reports illness relief and a full-term pregnancy resulting in a baby girl. Mrs Warrary of Milwaukee notes improved health and a healthy daughter after seven months. The ad invites other women to write for free advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn, Massachusetts.
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Mrs. Pivcnam
Lydia E. Pinkham
Frank Bryar
Second St., Meriden, Conn
Man P. Wuarry
The
Norman
Milwaukee, Wis
Local Social Happenings and Church Meeting Near Berryville
Mrs. Lewis Willingham and Mrs. Julian Willingham of Berryville visited friends here. Louis Armel spent Saturday with Mrs. G. W. Armel. Grace Hoover visits her parents for a week. W. F. Plank of Winchester joined Mrs. Robt. Ritter yesterday. Ollie N. Johnson from Winchester, formerly Columbus, O, visits friends here. A protracted meeting at Macedonia began last Sunday led by Rev. Mr. Hypis of Randolph-Macon Academy Front Royal. it will likely continue next week. Masters Willie Newcome and Guy Armel are indisposed. John Gardner is building a new bank barn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armel
Lewis Willingham
Julian Willingham
Berryville
Louis Armel
G. W. Armel
Grace Hoover
W. F. Plank
Winchester
Robt, Ritter
Community Notes From Brucetown and Nearby Towns
Dec. 4. Aaron Mellinger of Brucetown hosted Wm. Smith. Mrs. H. J. Benner of Jordan Springs visits son J. B. Benner. Rev. N. A. Hall to preach Sunday at 3 PM. Mrs. H. B. Childs spent Sunday in Summit Point. Sunday School active despite cold weather. Mrs. Frank Williams returns to Stephens City. Valley School reopens after closure.
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Summit Point
Frank Williams
Stephens City
Valley School
Local Social News Brief of Decent Holiday Visits
Mr D T Wood returned from a pleasant visit to relatives in Ohio. Miss Clara Wood came back from Loudoun county. Lieut H H Hefman and Major H H Swimley visited friends in the Upper Pine Hills. Grover Benner clerked for Charles Tanquary. Zipp Morgan of Bunker Hill visited Wm Swimley. Sophia Steff and Bessie McDonald visited Riv and Mrs D F Butsler at Brucetown. George Jenkins added an addition to his house.
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D.T. Wood
Ohio
Mies Clara Wood
Loudoun County
H. H. Hefman
H. H Swimley
Upper Pine Hills
Grover Benner
Charles Tanquary
Zipp Morgan
Bunker Hill
Wm. Swimley
Sophia Steff
Bessie McDonald
Riv
D. F. Butsler
Brucetown
George Jenkins
Catarrh Cure Promises Cure With $100 Reward
Advert says Hulls Catarrh Cure cures catarrh by constitutional treatment taken internally. Claims to act on blood and mucous surfaces to destroy disease roots and build up the patient. Offers $100 for a case not cured and invites testimonials. mentions Hall’s Family Pills as best.
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Hull
Hall
F. J. Coenny & Co
Toledo, O
Oruseee Regents
Dogs Kill and Injure Sheep in Local Herd Incident
On December 4 and again Sunday night dogs attacked a flock owned by Mr. O. G. Crawford. Three sheep were killed and several were badly injured. Nearby, residents report travel and visits by several locals including Mr. John Copp returning from a Valley trip, Mr. and Mrs. Chas Protaman returning to Dayton, and Mr. P. Pifer and family visiting relatives. Mrs. Graton Crawford and daughter Miss Ellen returned from Washington.
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Apriprasaaara
Kernsiown
O. G. Crawford
John Copp
Chas. Protaman
Dayton
Ohio
P. Pifer
Jacob Crisman
Graton Crawford
Mias Ellen
Washington
Mrs Mary Randolph to spend winter with daughter in Warrenton
Notice in Fwy Millwood records shows Mrs Mary Randolph widow of Maj Randolph will close her house and move to Warrenton Virginia for the winter with her daughter Mrs Cooper. Also mentions Bertus Brown returning from Paris and Dudley Brown visit and George Estep recovering from illness.
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Mary Randolph
Maj. Randolph
Mrs. Cooper
Warrenton
Bertus Brown
Dudley Brown
Paris
George Estep
Christmas Prep and Holiday Goods Parade at Local Store
The store promotes early Christmas shopping with full stock and moderate prices. It lists items for all ages including handkerchiefs, fur accessories, shoes, linens, umbrellas, leather goods, rugs, gloves, thermometers, and baskets as part of a season ready inventory.
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Bell Brothers
Bell Bros
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A. M. Baker
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Lupton
Funk & Ray
South Main
A. Lyons
Harris Hall Building
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Frederick County
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