Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promises Relief
The advertisement touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a safe herbal remedy for female ailments. It cites testimonials from women in Coloma Wisconsin and elsewhere claiming relief from weakness irregularities backache and bearing down pains after using several bottles.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Lydia E.pinkham
Lydia‘'E. Pinkham
Coloma
Wisconsin
John Wentiland
RK. F“Ad
White Post News Notes Social Changes and Local Visitors
White Post Virginia June 22 A lecture in the Methodist Church by a Japanese student studying in the United States as he prepares for missionary work. Notables include Miss Mary Boyden returning from Anna Arundel county with Miss Elinor Hall, Miss Mabel Massey heading to Harrisonburg normal school, and Miss Nannie Hughes visiting relatives. William G. Conrad and daughters Minnie and Josephine Conrad stay at Montana Hall Clarke county. Mrs H C Sommerville and Mrs John F Sowers visit friends in Front Royal and Winchester. Hallie Crisman, formerly at Ashland, expected home Friday. Charles Funkhouser erecting a fine barn on Waverley farm. Dan the young horse, belonging to J F Kennerly, in serious tetanus. Dr Cameron of Berryville attending.
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White Post
Japan
Mary Boyden
Anna Arundel County
Elinor Hall
Mabel Massey
Harrisonburg
William G. Conrad
Minnie
Josephine Conrad
Great Falls
Montana
Montana Hall
Clarke County
H. C. Sommerville
Front Royal
John F. Sowers
Winchester
Hallie Crisman
Ashland
Charles Funkhouser
Waverley Farm
Dan
J. F. Kennerly
Cameron
Berryville
Children’s Day Draws Crowd in Chambersville Virginia
A large crowd gathered in Chambersville for Sunday night children’s day exercises with an enjoyable program. Visits included Jessie Coffman and sister Lillian from Hagerstown staying with Mr. and Mrs. Mozingo. Terissa Hale of Stephens City stayed with Agnes Fling. Rev L R Markwood and daughter Jessie visited friends. Margaret Daugherty returned home after wintering in Winchester with Mrs. Seal. Higby of Winchester visited Mamie Hicks. Mamie Hicks returned from Martinsburg. Rosa Cooper of Hayfield and Mary Boyce of Kernstown visited Pearl and Lillian Cooper and attended the Round Hill event Sunday night.
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Jessie, Coffman
Lillian, Coffman
Hagerstown
Two boys escape reform school in early state incident
Report notes two boys escaped from the Lau rel Reformatory amid allegations tied to a late Senator S B Elkins and a disputed claim about property and a debt of 1 987 697 dollars to the state. The commission government swept Trenton New Jersey with a 1902 majority.
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S. B. Elkins
Equity suit to recover funds and set aside deed in Frederick County
In the Circuit Court of Frederick County on June 14 1911 Ernest F Harris and James P Harris file a chancery suit against Ross Miller Sutcliffe N Widdup Josie M B Widdup William K Hill and Henry Low to recover fifteen hundred dollars and annul a deed dated May 25 1911 from S N Widdup. The case seeks attachment of real estate and other relief. An affidavit states the defendants are non residents of Virginia and they are ordered to appear within fifteen days of publication. Publication to occur weekly for four weeks in the Winchester Star with copies posted at the Circuit Court House door on the rule day.
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Joseph R. Wright
Annie E. Wright
Richard Claggett Wright
Blanche D. Wright
Daniel E. Wright
Jesse Wright
Fred. GO. Wright
Daniel Wright
Dec’d
Jos. R. Wright
Virginia
Chancery
V. Ross Miller
Sutcliffe N. Widdup
Josie M. B. Widdup
Wm. K. ‘Hill
Henry Low
Winchester
Corporation Court
Wm. K. Hill
Winchester Star
J. W. Baker, Jr
Holmes ,Conrad
Attys
Public sale of John W. Brown farm Clarke County Va 1911
By decree of the Circuit Court of Clarke County Virginia a public auction will be held in front of the Berryville courthouse on June 24 1911 at 12 o clock for the John W Brown farm about 134 acres two miles west of White Post on the Winchester Pike The farm lies on a macadamized turnpike near post office churches schools and the N and W railroad and R F D route with an improving bearing orchard and timber The sale offers cash or two equal annual payments secured by bonds or all cash on sale day with terms to suit the bidder Trustees Special Commissioners Jas P Reardon Blackburn Smith Jas B Russell George B Harrison Robt M Ward R Gray Williams and auctioneer J West are listed In the circuit court clerks notice Sam McCormick confirms bond for the special commissioner.
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Circuit Court of
Clarke County
Virginia
Reardon
John W. Bro
White Post
Winchester Pike
Jas
P. Reardon
Blackburn Smith
B. Russell
Geo. B. Harrison
Robt
M. Ward
R. Gray Williams
T J. West
Clarke Conny
Smith
Uncle Sam to Oust the Sparrow War Plans Declared
The department of agriculture aims to declare war on the English sparrow but has not yet adopted effective methods of control. Native songbirds have declined as sparrows spread, displacing bluebirds martins orioles and others that once summered locally. The piece notes spring bird boxes and the history of English sparrow importation as funded by a philanthropist.
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Department of Agriculture
Armel Brevities From Armel Virginia
Local notes from Armel Virginia dated June 22 include visits from Mrs. Milton Cornwell to Berryville relatives, James Armel at Millwood for M E Church conference, and Mrs. E H White with children visiting Opequon kin.
White Hall and Pleasant Valley church notices and visits
Local notes from Greenspring Virginia include the White Hall Sunday school children day exercises crowded and well rendered. Visitors Miss Mattie Hale of Stephens City and Mrs Bertha Heflin with relatives attend. A large porch is being erected at Dr E B Smoke’s home. The Atlantic Squadron's Kiel reception is noted.
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Greenspring
White Hall
Mattie Hale
Stephens City
Richard Stimmel
Shirley Abshire
Lewis’ Stimmel
George Mauzy
Siler
Bertha Heflin
Andrew Richard
Back Creek
Westwater
Martinsburg
Arents
E. B. Smoke
United Brethren
Pleasant Valley
FE. N. Hardy
Lewis Summel
High- Sand View
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Little Son
Chicago
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Middletown
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