Doan’s Kidney Pills Help Mrs Bekardt End Pain
Mrs Elizabeth Bekardt of Front Royal Virginia describes severe kidney discomfort including sharp pains and a depressive ache. After using Doan’s Kidney Pills she reports quick improvement, regained strength, and continued use to stay healthy.
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Winchester
Elizabeth Bekardt
Main &J
Front Royal
Dean
Rice
Foeter-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan's
Wreck of Norfolk murder probe reshapes church appointments
Rev Edward M Tearney of Paris Church named rector of Lynchburg Catholic Church following murder inquiry into Dora Smith case as suspicion falls on husband John D Smith. Governor-elect Mann to appoint Col W W of Norfolk adjutant general of Virginia. Other notes brief on clergy changes and notable deaths.
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Edward M. ‘Tearney
Paris
Wuctée
Dora Smith
Norfolk
John D. Smith
Mann
Col. W. W
Virginia
Frostburg foreman shoots self at Mine No 3
Philip Foutz, foreman at Consolidated Coal Company Mine No 3 in Frostburg, shot himself with a rifle. The item mentions Madison Square Garden sale, New Weiana Marine Com Habilities assets, hog prices, a Hagers town Fair Association nomination, Frostburg poisoning incident, and Col James Gordon’s senate succession claim.
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Philip Foutz
Consolidated Coal Company
Frostburg
Governor Colston Hosts War Secretary Dickinson and General Edwards
Governor Colston of Porto Rico presided over a reception honoring United States Secretary of War Dickinson and Brigadier General Edwards, praising their leadership and service during the event.
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Colston
Porto Rico
United States Secretary of War
Dickinson
Edowards
Farewell Banquet for Judge Lurton in Nashville
A farewell banquet was held in Nashville for Judge Lurton who is set to take the oath as a justice of the Supreme Court on Friday. The ceremony marks his forthcoming service on the high court.
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Nashville
Lurton
the Supreme
Taft Plans Special Message On Interstate Commerce Reform
President Taft began drafting a special message to Congress that will urge passage of interstate commerce and anti trust legislation and encourage incorporation reforms.
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Taft
Congress
Legi
Navy Department Plans Four Inch Gauge Armory Instruction
The Navy Department will provide four inch gauge equipment with Morris to oversee instruction at the naval militia armories.
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Navy Department
Morris Tobes
Naval Militia Armories
New York Leads In Advertising Density, Bureau Report Says
A bureau report notes New York surpasses other large cities in advertising density. The study highlights the concentration of ads in the metropolitan area and implications for business and urban landscape.
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New York
Congressional committee to probe Ballinger Pinchot clash
A joint congressional committee will investigate the Ballinger Pinchot controversy with an open session planned to hear testimony and consider findings. The move signals formal government scrutiny of the spat between officials over conservation policy and public lands management.
Census Enumerators Face Recruitment Hurdles in Several Cities
Census officials report difficulty recruiting enumerators in southern and western cities. Champ Clark predicts that higher farm product prices will endure.
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Champ Clark
Reading Railroad Second Vice President Bail In Sanity
Second Vice-President Bail of the Reading Railroad became insane, reportedly due to overwork stress.
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Bail
Reading Railroad
Speaker Declares Racial Coexistence a Natural Law Violation
An iA speaker before the American Society for the Advancement of crench argued that whites and blacks living close together in the South violates natural law. A New York Supreme Court justice stated no public improvement proceeds without graft. A man hanged himself during transit from Chicago to New York. The Ohio River is frozen over and all traffic is halted.
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American Society For, the Advancement of
South
New York Supreme Court
Bliss Lutheran Christmas Program Draws Big Crowd
St Pauls Lutheran in Bliss Virginia reported the Christmas celebration as the most successful in years. The church was crowded with a candle lit tree and a varied program of music drills and recitations by students. A candy nut and orange treat followed the program.
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H. Tilden Snapp
Stuart Womeldorph
Washington
Samuel G. Miller
Winchester
Leesburg
C. W. Snapp
Mrs Mary Dunlap Dies of Paralysis in Philadelphia
News reaches Rock Enon Springs of the death of Mrs Mary Jane Dunlap in Philadelphia on December 24 from a paralytic stroke suffered a month earlier. She was about 65, daughter of Jacob Larrick, widow of William Dunlap, long a flour mill owner at Rock Enon Springs. Survived by children in Cape May Philadelphia Keyser and siblings here.
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Rock Enon Springs
Mary Jane Dunlap
Philadelphia
Dunlap
Jacob Larrick
William Dunlap
Rock Enon‘ Springs
William J.geood
Cape May
George Angarola
Susie Dunlap
William
Walter ‘Dunlap
Keyser
Rosie Larrick
Bridetown
Shiloh
Ynday
Luther God
Cardui Praised by Patient in Carrsville Ky
Mrs Hattie credits Cardui with relieving sixteen years of female troubles after months of severe cramps convulsions and danger. She says the medicine helped from the first bottle and made her well enabling work and activity again. Cardui is advertised as a long trusted women’s remedy not a laxative or heart or kidney medicine.
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Carrsville
Hattie
Cardui
Winter Weather in Cum Oberland Bleak and Cold
Mr. Brendal Larrick acts here as echegl during holidays in Cum Oberland. The scene notes six inches of snow and temperatures near zero, marking a harsh winter in the mountains with Christmas cheer amid the chill.
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Oberland
Brendal Larrick
Worf o lk and Western Ba R leave Berryville
Roanoke and neighboring points are served by multiple train numbers from Berryville with Pullman sleeper and buffet services to Knoxville Gary Roanoke Harrisburg Philadelphia New York Shenandoah Junction and Washington connections. Roanoke Virginia based officials W B Bevill and M F Bragg announce schedule details.
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Berryville
Bristol
Pullman
Knoxville
Roanoke
Bluefield
Pocahontas
Norton
Welch
Gary
Shenandoah
Hagerstown
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
New York
Shenandoah Junction
Washington
Ifor Loerstown
Ila
Delphia
B. Bevill
M. F. Bragg
Ag’t. Trav
T. fRoanoke
Hello Girls Are Trilling Their R S
A telephone service update describes new operator practices to reduce errors. Operators should say Number aloud as Number with no room for confusion and trill the R in three to distinguish digits. Managers seek clearer pronunciation for five and nine.
Patron's Day at Friendly Grove Public School
A large audience attended the patron's day exercises at Friendly Grove Public School in STAR TANNERY VA on the day before Christmas. The program featured an address of welcome by Ray Crabill, multiple songs and recitations including The Christmas Dream and Santa Claus is Coming, with performances by Misses Mariella and Alice White and Gracie Hulver, culminating in The Doll Baby Show with seven characters.
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Star Tannery
Friendly Grove Public School
Ray Crabill
Mother
Mariella
Alice White
Little Kitty
Miss Gracie Hulver
Santa Claus
Two Preachers Caught In Blizzard While En Route
Rev. Luke R. Markwood started for Paxton Chapel's quarterly meeting but faced a northwest blizzard and snowdrifts that halted his bouggey ride. He returned home before noon and reported to Rev. G. T. Tyler who also failed to reach Paxton's. Only steward John D. Marker reached the conference on Monday, delaying the meeting.
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Luke R. Markwood
Paxton Chapel
G. T. Tyler
Paxton’s
Anack
John D. Marker
Cold wave risk to Ohio river bridges and coal transport
The text describes a severe cold spell delaying coal transport by rail and creating worry over two Ohio River bridges. The Pennsylvania connecting bridge shows piled ice blocks five feet across, while the newer Point bridge, though not collapsing, is in fragile condition due to fresh piers and incomplete abutments, vulnerable to a large ice gorge.
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Ohio
Pennsylvania
Point
Alum Uses in Household Remedies
The article lists alum as a versatile aid for households. It notes it prevents blood loss when applied to wounds, relieves toothache when boiled in milk in small quantities, and should be held in the mouth rather than swallowed. A rinse with alum dissolved in cold water helps mouth or tongue bleeding.
Substitute for Beecawax from Madagascar Palm
A wax from the raffia palm of Madagascar is tested as a substitute for beeswax. Leaves are beaten to fragments on a mat then boiled to obtain wax, which is collected and kneaded into small cakes. Trials include bottling, phonograph cylinders, and similar uses.
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Madagascar
Restful Rest Draws Tiring Fatigue in The Drawback
The piece notes that resting is tempting yet fatiguing, describing how stillness breeds weariness and a paradox of relief versus exhaustion in everyday downtime. It uses a reflective tone to explore fatigue and desire for activity.
Reason for Wedding Ring and Herbal Remedies
The article explains the wedding ring symbolism with the left hand and third finger and notes a superstition about a vein to the heart. It also gives a Pleasant Cough Remedy advising roasting a lemon, squeezing it into a cup of hot water and consuming a spoonful to ease troubles.
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Dire Witaeer
Mippeshola
Henry Francis Beaumontin
Danville
Cirt
Methodist, Episcopal Red
Carmichael
Alfa“Or
Wellsburs, W. Va
John Mullan
Aluihitus
St. John’s College
Anti@polis
Edrie
Madison Square Garden
West
B. Abner Betts
Hagerstown Fair Association
John * Conner
James Gordon
Lincoln
McLaurin
United States Senate
Chicago
Ohio River
Mary Dunlap
Hattie Cain
Sen Sass
Worfolk
Ba.r
Friendly Grove
Castor
Bears
Scheuer’s
Berryville, Va
Mos. Oe
Southern Bell Telephone Company
B. Byrd
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company of
Connected Gas Company
Winchester Gas
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