Campaign for Mrs William Elis Corey in English society
An article notes a planned campaign to secure Mrs William Elis Corey as a prominent figure in English society. It describes her Paris Chateau, lavish hosting, and sponsorship by Lady Paige, while recalling Coreys’ road through New York and prior stage fame. It mentions her connections to American owners near Paris and her desire for a grand stage career.
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Ellis Corey
William Elis Corey
Madel
Gilman
Dondbn
Paris
United States
Corey
Ying
Chateau
New York
Paige
Arand
Marie Teal
Derice
Jury Hangs In Damage Suit Trial At Harrisonburg
Administrators of John W. Shiffett estate sue Chesapeake and Western Railway over a fatal railway incident. Jury disagreed after days of trial with seven jurors favoring damages and five opposing. The suit sought $10,000 under federal statutes as precedent was argued.
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John W. Shiffett
Chesapeake and Western Railway
Harrisonburg
Shiffett
Mrs Yancey Services Mark Confederate Widow’s Death
Mrs Julia Porterfield Yancey widow of Captain Charles Yancey died at Harrisonburg after a week’s illness. Born in Berkeley County 74 years ago, she married Capt Charles Yancey in 1867 in Cumberland Maryland. Survived by three daughters Lottie Page, Julia Morrison, Glaude MedFall, a son D Burbridge Yancey, a grandson Burbridge Scott Yancey, and brother D Burbridge Morrison of Berryville.
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Berryville
Julia Porterfield Yancey
Charles, Yancey
Harrisonburs
Ley County
Julia Porterfield Morrson
Cumberland, Md
Julia Morrison Yancey
Lottie Page Yancey
Glaude MedFall
Charlottesville
D. Burbridge Yancey
Burbridge Scott Yancey
D.burbridge Morrison
James Woolfork Dies In Alabama
News from MILLWOOD Virginia reports the death of James J. Woolfork in Montgomery Alabama on Tuesday afternoon. He was in his fifty ninth year not married and widely connected in Virginia Georgia and Alabama. He leaves relatives in Richmond including his mother Mrs L M Thompson two sisters Mrs Thomas Mayo Binford and Mrs Rowena Winter MacDonald and a nephew Mayo M Binford and a niece Mrs J K Bowman.
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Mayo M. Binford
J. K. Bowman
Red Cross Seals Offered by Mail in Virginia Campaign
The Virginia State Anti-Tuberculosis Association runs a mail order house at 110 Capitol Street Richmond to supply Red Cross seals to nonresidents. Seals cost one cent each and support the nationwide anti tuberculosis campaign. Early indications show strong interest, with many new supporters pledged to back the crusade.
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State Anti
Virginia
Capitol Street
Richmond
Uncle Sam Now In Wood Business
The United States forest service says it has not yet received title to certain lands in the Maskanutten and Potomac forest reserve areas but has made arrangements with owners of some larger tracts to sell firewood to local people for their own use. A small gate fee covers administration, aiming to welcome these lands for local use.
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Maskanutten
Potomac
Sage Tea Darkens Hair To Any Shade
The old remedy of Sage and Sulphur, once used by grandmothers, is advertised as restoring natural hair color. A 50 cent Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy bottle is said to darken gray hair evenly, improve scalp health, and leave hair glossy and abundant after one or two applications.
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Wyeth
BUICK
Delco Electric
Good Fruit Prospects in Hampshire County
Mr. G. P. Miller, a noted fruit grower, reports promising prospects for fruit in Hampshire County. He notes trees have rested, buds are well developed and abundant, and the county now has roughly twice as many trees as before.
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G. P. Miller
Hampshire County
Log of Durocx Reed Butchery Near Capon Bridge
Reported by residence in Capon Bridge area, two hunters named John W Brill and Jamey Brill killed five large larc z derocks weighing 2080 pounds in total. J N Sirbaugh also killed three derocks weighing 1269 pounds, the heaviest at 522 pounds 3 4.
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Capon Brigge
John W
Jamey Brill
J. N. Sirbaugh
Piles Cure Claims and Refunds Highlighted
Vague advertisement promises pile cure in six to fourteen days with refund if PASO OENTMENT fails. It cites itching bleeding and protrusion relief, but the messy text lacks verifiable details or medical backing.
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Ashok H. Taylor
Naik Waeak Beret” Brant
Standard Sewin
M. Swimley
Idanargsg
wTelton
Mutual Fire Insurance’ Co
Loudoun County
Israe
THE
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China
Bell Phone
Bryant & McGrath
Gibson Dry
North Market St. 2
Automobile and General
Mrs. Yancey
Berke
Capt
Charles
Yancey
James Woolfork
Alabama
Red Cross
Uncle Sam
United States Forest Service
Auto Livery Co
W. E. Huntsberry
Huntsbery
South Main St
Footer’s Dye Works
Cumberland
America
C.A. Heller & Co
Winchester, Va
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