Campaign reminiscences color Virginia politics of 1905
The piece recalls 1905 debates between Staples Martin and Andrew Montague, with Carter Glass reflecting on Martin’s speaking capacity. It cites Craddock in Europe and Swanson, suggests future campaigning in Virginia, and references King George Court, Rocky Mount, and Lynchburg. It urges readers to subscribe to the Roanoke Times.
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Ith West
Thomas Staples
Virana
King George
Modi
Martin’s
Conpacils
House of
Pet Bee
Martin
Mekellius
Garter Glass
Craddock
Europe
Andrew Jackson Montague
William
Jones
Jack
Thomas Sta- Martin
Andrew Jack- Montague
Staples Martin
S Jones
Aise
King George Court
Thomas’ Staples
Carter Glass
Lennce Martin
Matt
South West
Algol
Staples
Montague
Franklin County
Rocky Mount
Claude A. Swanson
Claude
Kwa
Swanson
Glass
Craddgck
Lynchburg
Roanoke Times
Chamberlain's Liniment Promises Quick Pain Relief
A short local notice touts Chamberlain's Liniment as delivering instant relief from rheumatic aches and continental nerve pains with a single application. Sold by Franck Baker & Son.
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Chamberlain
Franck Baker & Son
Local Social Notes From Gerardstown Area
Miss Helen Watson spent Thursday with Miss Daisy McCormack. Washington visitors Mr and Mrs Teillard spend summer here. Holmes Legs family and Nellie and Sallie Groff at Mountain View home of Mamie Pitzer. Theresa Shroades visited sister Mrs Cnefred Hutzier. Raymond Snapp from Inwood visited cousin Thades Shroades. Mrs Gtho Cushwa of Dry Run visiting son Allen Cushwa. Edna Cushwa accompanies. Robert Sherard and Anya Sherard in Martinsburg Thursday. Mrs George Watson returned from Leetown staying at Killdeaf Retreat with Richard Shroades family. Emily and Mary Shroades with Lena Crim. Michael Chorpening visiting Richard Shroades family. Edwin Miller and Leith ge and Ida McBride with Mary Shroades in Martinsburg Friday. Dr H H P Hirst of Leetown visited Killbeats Retreat Sunday. Mrs John Chorpening visited Samuel Chorpening. Miss Helen Watson Monday with Mary Cushwa sisters. Mamie Pitzer called at Mrs George Shroades Thursday afternoon. Anna Shroades with Mrs Richard Shroades Saturday and Sunday.
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Helen Watson
Daisy McCormack
Mrs. Teillard
Washington
Mrs. Holmes Legs
Nellie and
Sallie Groff
Mountain View
Mamie Pitzer
Theresa Shroades
Cné
Fred* Hutzier
Raymond Snapp
Inwodd
Hades Shroades
Gtho Cushwa
Dry Run
Allen Cushwa
Cushwa
Edna Cushwa
Robert. Sherard
Anya Sherard
Martinsburg
George Watson
Leetown
Killdeaf
Richard Shroades
Emily
Mary Shroades
Lena Crim
Edwin Miller
Leith Ge
Ida McBride
Martins
George Shroades
Anna Shroades
Canterburg Notes Visit Highlights From Local Homes
Canterbury Virginia residents report a Sunday of guest visits at Locust Dale home of J C Hale and Samuel Miles with Lee Bowman of Baltimore. Families from Winchester include Frank Plank Elizabeth Plank and Mary Hale. Other gatherings include visits to Boyce Ambrose Painter and Cedarville festival attendance by Mary Hale and Grace Painter.
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Canterbury
Locust Dale
J. C. Hale
Samuel Miles
Lee Bowman
Baltimore
Frank Plank
Elizabeth Plank
Winchester
Fred Dovel
Newton Painter
Ambrose Painter
Boyce
Mary Hale
Grace Painter
Cedarville
Annie Jenkins
Myrtle Atkins
Mattie Hale
Lafayette Shiley
White Post
Orville “Perry
Brunswick
The Domestic Band And Loose Shoes
The text satirizes family dynamics with musical wordplay and cautions about ill fitting footwear. It contrasts a father who trumpets, a mother harping on one string, in laws and relatives, and a narrator likened to a lyre. It then warns of overly loose shoes causing corn and arch problems and small feet needing custom fits.
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Father
Mother
Jane
Grandpa
John
Emily
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh T at Contain Mercury
Advertising copy warns against mercury based treatments for catarrh and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio as a safe internal remedy. It claims the product has no mercury and works on blood and mucous surfaces. Free testimonials and Ohio made. Pills for constipation also advertised.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Tor 5
Ohio
Circuit Court Notice of Bond Certification 1911
In Clarke County the case Smith & Reardon Trustees versus R L Brooks et al moves forward under decree of May 22 1911. Special Commissioner bond has been duly given as certified by Clerk Saml McCormick on May 22 1911.
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Circuit Court of
Clarke County
Virginia
Reardon
White Post
Winchester Pike
R. R
P. Reardon
Blackburn Smith
B. Russell
Geo. B. Harrison
Robt
M. Ward
R. Gray Williams
T J. West
Circuit Court
Clarke Ouny
Smith *& Reardon
R. L. Brooks
Et Als
Sam’l McCormick
C.C
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