Landmark of Virginia Names Abell Owner and Editor
Charles S. Abell purchases The Landmark, appointing himself as owner. Nottingham, formerly editor, stays as secretary and treasurer, with K. Foster as editorial writer. The Landmark, founded by James Barron Hope, is among Virginia’s oldest newspapers.
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Mr. Abell
Walter R. Abell
Winchester
Landmark
Virginia
James Barron
Hope
Capudine Headache Remedy Promises Quick Relief
An ad touts Capudine Capucline as swift relief for headaches including sick nervous and heat or cold related pains with feverishness. It claims rapid action and lists price points 10 25 and 50 cents. Also notes local moves and business notices about community members and bank staff travel.
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