Personal notices of social visitors and travelers in Winchester
A long column lists residents and guests visiting Winchester and surrounding towns. Names include Horace McKinster, Mrs. Lee, Miss Elizabeth Gearing, Miss Rath Stine, Miss Clara Weems, C Marshall Baldwin, Mrs. Alexander M. Baker, Spencer Aldrich, Abner Ferguson, Frances Baylor, Mrs. Barnum, Miss Clara Worthington, Miss Florence Ochm, Rev Dr Hoffheins, and Fannie Miller. Entries note visits to Berryville, Baltimore, Staunton, Fordwick, and Gosport areas, theater, moving pictures, and upcoming torch corps uniforms event at Friendship Hall.
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Berryville
Uncle Bill
Lee
Washington
Coble
Miller Supply Co
James Smallwood
Roanoke
J. Heiston
Martinsburg
Hotel Bayns
A. C. Moore
Gainesboro
H Tx
Elizabeth Gearing
Wroodstock
Staunton
Fordwick
Rath Stine
Star Tannery
Charles Dis
Clara Weems
Baltimore
C. Marshall Baldwin
Norfolk
Winchester
Alexander M. Baker
Spencer, Aldrich
University of Virginia
Abner Ferguson
Blue
Barnum
Frances Courtney Baylor
Winchester Inn
W. McP. Fuller
B. G. Harris
Torch Corps
Friendship Hall
Florence Ochm
Elizabeth Kern
Kern
C. E. Huntsberry
A. E. Dabney
Potatoes Offered At Premium By Winchester Seller
A Winchester Virginia ad offers high quality sound potatoes above market price for the next few days. The seller, O'Leary, lists Mass Street address and notes Polk Miller is coming. The fragment mentions “The Bitar” and a tease of more details.
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O'Leary
Mass St
Winchester
McCormick Sees Tariff Issue Driving 1920 Campaign
Mr. McCormick discusses Democratic prospects with the Washington Post noting Virginia politics and nominating scenes in Raleigh. He predicts the next presidential race will hinge on tariff policy with Bryan's Southern following shifting as the leader broadens his appeal over the past decade.
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Vicator
Daniel
General Assembly of Virginia
Raleigh
McCormick
Bryan
South
Washington Post
Aged Thomas Brown Buried In Loudoun
Thomas P. Brown 85 of Loudoun County died at his son William Browns home in Town. Survived by Yardley T. Brown former Loudoun Telegraph editor and other relatives. Remains moved to Lincoln and interred in the Friends Burying Ground.
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Thomas P. Brown
Loudoun County
William Brown
Yardley T. Brown
Loudoun Telephone
Hamilton
Lincoln
Friends’ Burying Ground
Bliss Notes Special Installations At St Pauls Lutheran
Bliss June 5 Special installation services held at St Pauls Lutheran Church by Rev C W Caseell. Elders elected John A R Snapp J S Lupton and Tilden Snapp. Sunday School plans Children services on June 17. Attended decoration day at Front Royal by John Bywaters and family Conley Glaize and family. Visiting H M Brumback of Pocahontas. C W Snapp at Wardensville Lutheran Conference. Walker Johnson of Front Royal called Sunday. Maude Brumback visiting J L Gardner at Refuge.
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Front Royal
H. M. Brumback
Pocahontas
C. W. Snapp
Wardensville
Walker Johnson
Miss Maude Brumback
J. L. Gardner
Refuge
Children’s Day Observed With Music and Recitals
Stephenson June 5. Childrens Day was celebrated Sunday morning June 3 with a crowded house. Services included quartettes duets solos and recitations. Mrs. Harry Chiles Miss Emma Woore and Miss Virginia Jones recited well. Rev. C L Potter’s address was enjoyed. Ezra Hauptman and Frank Woore visited Mr A J Woore Sunday.
Indian Lands Open For Settlement In Oklahoma
Public Indian lands totaling 505000 acres in southwest Oklahoma are open for settlement following a recent act of Congress. For a complete map and land information send 50 cents to J M Bellamy & Company, Lawton Oklahoma.
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Oklahoma
Congress
Okla
J. M. Bellamy & Company
Lawton
Oklawad
Local teams set for Fair Grounds baseball game
Baseball fans will see a good game at the Fair Grounds tomorrow afternoon as the local team hosts a squad from Martinsburg. First pitch is at eight o'clock. admission details and exact start time may vary by venue.
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Fair Grounds
Martinsburg
Hyomei popularity grows with remarkable cures in Winchester
The Hyomei remedy proves highly popular with Franck Baker & Son reporting unprecedented sales and universal satisfaction. The natural inhaled air treatment is praised as the most effective catarrh cure, with many long-standing sufferers shown improvement and widespread endorsements.
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Anna's of Medicine
Winchester
Franck Baker & Son
Pasteur
Nugent, Tressurer
American Union Insurance Co
New York
Gleaners Presbyterian Strawberry Festival Planned
The Gleaners of the Presbyterian Church announce a strawberry festival with a Friday night event.
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Presbyterian Church
Settlement dispute endangering business partnership
The text outlines a legal suit between Funk and Ray partners of a firm, alleging Ray refused settlements while Funk seeks an accounting. After Ray's death, Funk claims nearly ten thousand dollars is owed to him and seeks a thorough accounting and recovery from Ray's estate.
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Ray
Funk
Mr. Ray
Fank & Ray
Curious Aids to Speech and a French Imprisonment Case
Curio lore on speaking aids cites Sir Walter Scott and Madame de Stael as examples of quirks that help memory. A French case reveals a lime kiln poison in a Roeun cottage inn wall caused fainting and deaths, freeing a woman after six years in prison.
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Publc
Sir Walter Scott
Scott
Gibbon
France
Malaunay
Roeun
Tarbon
The Cality of a Mirror In Scientific Note
A fragment discusses mirror quality in hi victorian style noting light reflection through silver or tin amalgam layers. It explains that imperfect reflection reduces luminous quality and that thicker gloss weakens image clarity due to blurred outlines.
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Polk Miller
Key
Horace McKinster
Lououn County
Clara Worthington
Horsey
Mr. Steele
Maria Worthington
George Bowlie
Hoffheins
W. Va
Mshbel ‘Tabler
Woodrock
Academy
Fannie Miller
Stephens City
W. B. Davis
Castoria
Deaonee
Mr. McCormick
Thomas Brown
Loudoun
Tor
Bliss Notes
Stephenson
Frederick County
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
County Court House
N. Main St
Earth
J. P. Haddox
Fred. H. Hable
Herman H. Hable
Frisco
Tom Moore
Belasco Theatre
Washington D. C
Tom Moor
Hable’s
Shoes and Oxfords
Huntsberry
Franck Baker& Son
Julia Bradford
Clarke County
Olive Shull
Virginia
Baltimore and Ohio
S. H. Hable
J Stetson
Howard
Gray & Sheetz
Oppo
Taylor Hotel
Male Outfitters
R. Gray Wlliams
Rouss Ave
Horsey & Atwell’s
Horsey & Atwell
W. Piccadilly Street
H. W. Clove
Istern
Brucetown
Gan
Coyne Brothers
Chicago
St. Louis
Star Office
J.T. Fisher
Agt
Boorf Organs
John Coe
C. H. Boxwell
North Dock Street
Kentucky
F. M. Light
Middletown
ESKEY
D. R. Eskey
Lightning O
Stove and Steel Range Co
Rouw Enginehouse
Bell Phone
C W. Ramsburg
Capper
Fouvenir
West Water Rt