Winchester Readers Endorse Doan's Kidney Pills
Best people of Winchester with kidney and back pain endorse Doan's Kidney Pills as a dependable remedy. Mary Beincorten at Market Street, Winchester, says the pills cured her six years ago and have given lasting relief since 1902 after trying other remedies. Sold at Franck Baker & Son's Drug Store for 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY is sole US agent. Remember the name Dean's.
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Winchester
Dean
WWE
Maryn
Beincortenatt
Market Street
Doan
Franck Baker & Son
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Rame
Dean’s
Market notice from Winchester trades
500 barrels yellow ear corn priced at 53.25 per barrel for trade. Baled hay straw bran middlings oats offered at the warehouse Market 5t Winchester Virginia, date 12-7. by A L Shearer.
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Winchester
A. L. Shearer
Early holiday shopping bird seizes bargain worms
In the rush of season deals a savvy shopper spots the best bargains as retailers push sales. The brisk activity reflects a strong start to holiday shopping with shoppers seeking value across categories.
Missions discussed at Kernstown Methodist gathering
Kernstown Virginia December 15. Missionary exercises at the Methodist Church drew praise for a strong literary and musical program. Mrs William Melville native of Jamaica spoke twice on missions and Jamaica. She left Edinburg Virginia Tuesday morning after visiting Mrs Amelia S Evans. Local residents James Godfrey once of Kernstown now Philadelphia visited home after forty years away. Atlantic Dean attended village business. Jack Steele and daughter Lena visited J B Triplett home. Sunday schools prepare for Christmas events. Frankie Hardy visited aunt Hattie Grim.
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Kernstown
William Melville
Jamaica
J. BR. Triplett
Presbyterian
Methodist
Frankie Hardy
Hattie Grim
Happenings at Redief and community notes
Spelling match set for Friday night at FKelief school. Christmas entertainment planned by the M KE Church on December 24. Local residents report travel and visits, including Miss Mollie Graves, Miss Nina Robertson, Miss Ruth Pifer, and Miss Nannie Branner. Mr George Massie and Mr John Massie return to Kentucky. Mrs B L Kreuse and Miss Maggie Wisecarver visit or return home. Mrs D E Pifer returns home from visit with her mother. Mr and Mrs Edward Frye of Bedr Woodstock visiting William Riding. Russell Robertson visits Bartonville friends.
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Meer
Svailiam
Pickateons
Fkelief School
M. KE. Church
Wees
Mollie Graves
Kiarri
Conburg
Nina Trobertson
Ruth Pifer
Nannie Bran—ner
Winchester
George Massie
Kentucky
John Massie
Bartonsville
Rs. B. L. Kreuse
Daniel Funkhouser
Maggie ‘“Wisecarver
D. E. Pifer
Strasburg
Frank Beaver
Edward Frye
Bedr Woodstock
William Riding
Russell Robertson
Bartonville
Mountain Falls Notes Offer Local Social News
Mountain Falls notes list residents visiting relatives and fellowship events in December. Individuals named include Mrs Ponton Miss Pangle Miss Moore and Miss Sale with pastors Rev Thomas and Rev Crowell inviting all to a revival at the M Church.
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Mountain Falls
W. A. Ponton
8. Sale
Annie Sale
Lela Richard
Thomas and Crowell
Carrie Sate
Poseage Glynn
Annie Ornsdorff
Clare Brill
Stewart
Nan Vandie He Ponton
Gore News Roundup Reflects Local Doings and Illnesses
Dec 15 report notes Dr. C convalescing after grip illness. Miss Cora Renbush indisposed while attending school. Miss Mary Gooper returns from Trahe to visit Mrs. Centon Giffin. Prof. B F Line visits with D F Kerns family. Several families mentioned with visits, sales, and tours in Winchester and Cove communities.
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Gore
C. Vs. Anderson
Cora Renbush
J. W. Uherrell
B.F. Line
Rock Bnon
Cove
Winchester
Lester
Kerns
Gooch Bridge
Annie Line
Rock Enon
Co. W. Parish
Lowther
tHimetright
Wheatfield
Poe Eabier
Squires at Tyson Street Beating Arrest Sparks Debate
A reported arrest after a domestic assault case drew remarks from bystanders. Witnesses described a tense scene during an automobile race, noting the husband allegedly assaulted his wife after speeding beyond the limit. Authorities continue to investigate.
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Squires
Goodman
The Greedy Bard
A fragment suggests a poet once skilled but ruined by greed as he starts earning a dollar per word and abandons meter with excessive wording. The dialogue underscores the tension between craft and pay.
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Hiim
The Young Doctor and the Undertaker Consultation
A humorous exchange frames a medical dilemma with the punchline that when a case cannot be cured the physician consults the undertaker. The brief quip plays on medical limits and professional roles.
One Man's Idea on Poetry Maturity
Fragmentary remark argues no man should write poetry until his thoughts are fully matured. The speaker cautions that premature verse would bring shame to the author. The text reflects a cautionary literary maxim from an unspecified period.
Fragmentary Note on Friendship and Tone of Trust
A fragment expresses a view that a friend is valued highly and that the friend bears no malice. The speaker remarks on a fair and successful relationship, reflecting mutual regard and trust.
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Jno. W
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Charlie Perry
Lockport
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Duffy Malt Whiskey Co
Rochester
Mrs. Melville
Redief
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Good & Coo
Bell Phone
Rouss Ave
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Market St
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