Doan's Kidney Pills End Kidney Drainage and Pain
An 1890s style testimonial advertises Doan's Kidney Pills as the remedy for kidney disease. The patient cites back pain, urinary irregularity, and uric poisoning as relieved by the pills, claimed to restore health and work ability. Sold by Franck Baker & Son. 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
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Dean
Winchester
W. S. Horner
Franck Baker & Son
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
Fox Capture Highlighted Grimes News Notes
In Grimes Virginia on February 26 Ben Bailey Holmes Crisman and Harry Hutton pursued and captured a large gray fox after a considerable chase. Bailey has trapped several foxes this winter. C E Beckey hosted visitors from Winchester and Richard Randall bought a new horse. D H Hensell attended Mrs Conner's funeral in Winchester. Conner was Hensell’s sister. Jacob Miller moved into E B Clevenger's tenant house. William Pannett is convalescent. Dunaway of Middleway West Virginia visited the village. Mrs Harry Hutton remains ill.
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Grimes
Ben Bailey
Holmes Crisman
Harry Hutton
Mr. Bailey
C. E. Beckey
Winchester
Richard Randall
D. H. Hensell
Conner
Keelers Going Out West to Augusta Kansas
Minnie Wood Chapel February 26 report Charles Keeler and wife to move about April 1 to Augusta Kansas where they plan to reside. The community laments their leaving as they are highly esteemed. Other local notes include Q J Hardesty improving under Dr Osborn care, Jennie Carlisle still ill, Mrs John Grant slowly improving, W B Keeler departing to Wichita, Florence Rutherford visiting her uncle John Rutherford, Walter Hardesty and friend at Crum's valentines event, and Lillian Montgomery visiting cousin Mrs Harmer in Winchester.
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Keelers
Minnie Wood
Charles Keeler
Augusta
Kansas
Q. J. Hardesty
Osborn
Berryville
Jennie Carlisle
John Grant
W. B. Keeler
Wichita
Florence Rutherford
John Rutherford
Walter Hardesty
Valentine
Crum
Lillian Montgomery
Harmer
Winchester
Surprise Party at Rest Feagsans and Feagans hosts
February 26 reports a crowd of young people surprised Miss Marie Feagans and her brother Mr Herry Feagans with a party of cards music and later supper. Other notices: Mr W Jefferson improves after grip and neuralgia Mrs L R Payne ill Miss Louise Hinton returns from Martinsburg Miss Martha Winpigler and mother somewhat improved after pneumonia Mrs Brown has a severe cold Miss Mattie Ewan guest of Miss May Cunningham last week Mrs F O Moulden spent Saturday at Aspen Shade.
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Marie Feagans
Herry Feagans
Jefferson
L. R. Payne
Louise Hinton
Martinsburg
Martha Winpigler
Brown
Mattie Ewan
May Cunningham
F. O. Moulden
Aspen
Hyomei Offered by Franck Baker & Son With Guarantee
Franck Baker & Son invite catarrh sufferers to try Hyomei with an absolute guarantee. If not satisfied, the purchase price is refunded. The ad claims Hyomei reaches air cells in nose, throat, and lungs, heals irritated mucous membranes, and cures catarrh without stomach disturbance via a breathing apparatus.
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Franck Baker & Son
Alkavho
Schaler
How To Make The Mixture For Catarrh Relief
A home prescription for rheumatism kidney and bladder troubles and catarrh is given. Mix Fluid Extract Dandelion half ounce Compound Kargon one ounce Compound Syrup of Sarsaparilla three ounces. Use teaspoonful after meals and at bedtime. Buy Kargon separately and mix at home for safety.
Flag Raising At Gainesboro School
Crowds gathered in Gainesboro Virginia on February 25 to witness the flag raising atop a 59 foot pole at the public school. The event moved to the nearby Methodist Church due to cold weather and featured addresses by local officials and educators, student performances, and music by the Cross Junction band.
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Gainesboro
Washington
W. D. de Haven
Frederick County Teachers’ Association
J. W. H. Beale
R. Gray Williams
M. ‘M. Lynchanil
Schooel
R.L. Omps
Leota Elliott
Cross Junction
Married In Hagerstown
A marriage license was granted in Hagerstown yesterday to Irving Garrett and Miss Ethel F. Henry both of Front Royal Virginia. The couple has relatives in Winchester.
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Hagerstown
Irving Garrett
Ethel F. Henry
Front Royal
Winchester
Virginia Weather Says Fair and Much Colder Tonight
A brief forecast notes clear skies and a sharp temperature drop tonight and Thursday in Virginia. Winds stay light as arctic air moves in, bringing colder highs and frigid overnight lows across the region.
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Virginia
Paper Trust Plans Wild Hog Release Experiment
Great Northern Paper Company will test raising hogs by releasing them on islands in the lake region. The first hogs will be turned loose on Island and allowed to roam freely feeding on roots vegetation and nuts.
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Great Northern Paper Company
Ind
Muaipe
Reverend Funkhouser Arrives From Harrisonburg
Rev. A. P. Funkhouser arrived last evening from Harrisonburg Virginia. Miss Mary Jones has returned to her home in this city after visiting her sister Mrs H L Doll in Martinsburg.
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Harrisonburg, Va
Mary Jones
H. L. Doll
Marinsburg
Postum touted as a health beverage alternative to coffee
An ad-like passage praises Postum as a remedy for dizziness and nerves, claiming coffee causes annoyance and brain fatigue. It asserts Postum is wheat based with phosphate of potash, said to replenish brain and nerve cells, and promises a pleasant boil flavor.
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