Rev S K Phillips to Be Ordained in Berryville
Berryville Va June 24 Rev Samuel Knox Phillips a leading minister in the Berryville Presbyterian group and his wife have arrived and expect to be at home in the manse soon. Phillips preached at Berryville and Stones Chapel last Sunday and will conduct the installation and reception at the nearby church as arranged by the presbytery.
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Berryville
Samuel Knox Phillips
Presbyterian Churchtés
Manse
Philips
Stones Chapel
Charleston Ly
Oak Sciention
Court Orders Further Hearing In Noland Case
Fragmentary report notes actions by a court including a July term possible for the Noland case and a non jury term, with references to a Barringer release and signals of delays until October unless jurors are added in an extra session. Mentions alcohol and cigarette habits affecting proceedings.
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Alice Litten
Cet
Noland
Market Report Quotations for Wheat Corn and More
Wholesale buying quotes listed today include Wheat at 94 cents, Flour at 6.50 to 6.86, Corn at 3.60, Oats at 65 cents, Rye at 76 cents, Baled hay at 16 to 17, Spring chickens at 10 to 14, Hams at 18. Prices reflect afternoon market activity across commodities and livestock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snes
Social at the Hamilton home in Grimes
A gathering at Popular Avenue in Grimes hosted by Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hamilton featured Mrs. Oscar Barr and Nannie Cooper among attendees. Mrs. Fie Bageant and Miss Mont Grove visited, while Ashley Cain and Meade Tharp spent a night with Mrs. Joel Randall. A Cedar Hill rally raised $100 to clear a church debt.
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Fie
W. C.quimms
Noland Confesses After Fury At Brown Home
The man described a fatal struggle with Alice after a name jolt from Lowery, saying he choked her and bit her twice, then left toward Virginia Avenue before washing and sleeping. His calm confession showed no coercion or torture during questioning. he appeared composed and self-possessed. He is tall and slender with golden hair.
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Bitheater
Alice
Lowery
Brown
Virginia Avenue
Baltimore and Ohio
Men's Christian Association
Ising Noland
Poslam promised for eczema and skin troubles
An advertisement touts Poslam as a cheap, effective cure for eczema acne tetter salt rheum psoriasis and itching. It claims rapid relief from itching and overnight results for minor issues with a 50 cent trial package and a $2 jar available at Franck Baker & Son's drug store. Free samples are offered by the Emergency Laboratories in New York City.
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Franck Baker & Son
West Twenty-fifth Street
York City
Building Law Defines Penalties for Unpermitted Wooden Structures
The ordinance bans grant of permits for erection or enlargement of wooden buildings and imposes fines from twenty five to five hundred dollars for violations. Each day a building is in process or remains after completion counts as a separate offense.
Sufferer praises Hyomei for twenty years of catarrh cure
A Reading Pennsylvania man writes that Hyomei cured his twenty year catarrh and throat infections after two weeks of use. He notes sore throat relief overnight with each cold and mentions the complete outfit priced at one dollar and extra bottles at fifty cents, with availability at Franck Baker & Son's in Winchester Virginia.
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Booth’s
Hyomei Co
Buffalo
N. Y
W. K. Engle
Walnut St
Reading
Franck Baker & Son's
Winchester
Mr Gordon Cregg Registered at Hotel Evans After Livery Sale
Former Clarke county resident Gordon Cregg who sold his livery business in Washington was registered at Hotel Evans last night.
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Gordon Cregg
Clarke County
Washington
Evans
Boston's Gest Set and a Baker's Damages Case
A Boston woman mistook stones for bread while eating stones and damaged her teeth, suing a baker for damages. The baker argues contributory negligence since the stone was larger than a typical bite size. The incident suggests Bostonians should stick to beans.
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Boston
Pat Stephenson Returns From Panama With Wit Known
Neville Stephenson known as Pat has returned from Panama after a year abroad. He will stay briefly with friends in this area during the summer at the Walking Hotel. A ventomole dist note hints at living beings in the smallest creatures, reflecting on identity and community.
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Neville Stephenson
Pat
Panama
Ventomole
Local notes from Liberty and surrounding towns
A slice of Liberty society with arrivals and departures from Harrisonburg Pittsburg Wilkesboro and Bramwell. Notables include Mr Si-W Lauck Mr C T Burton Dr Walter Cox and Mr M M Kirschenbaum visiting or staying in Ber ryville with relatives and friends. Also comments on liberty and good will from editorials.
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Walter Cox
Bramwell
Ww. Va
Berryville
Horse show dates listed for multiple towns in Virginia
The notice lists horse show dates in July and August across several towns including Culp and Ma Meek, with events in Orange on August 3-4, Charlottesville on August 9-10, Front Royal on August 16-17, Berryville on August 23-25, and Warrenton on August 31-September 1.
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Culp
Ma Meek
Orange
Charlottesville
Front Royal
Berryville
Warrenton
Whistles and the Tugboat Boy Learn Timing
The Chicago Post quotes a tale where a boy on a tugboat is spanked to learn there is a season for whistling and a time when neighbors’ nerves are roused. The piece notes a kind of legal spanking fitting the noise makers now.
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Chicago Post
Still Raise Drawbridge At Helmingham Hall
The London Chronicle notes Helmingham Hall in Suffolk England keeps the drawbridge raised each night over a 700 year old moat. This remains the only English castle where the historic right to raise the drawbridge survives from chivalry days.
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Helmingham Hall
Suffolk
England
London Chronicle
Bavarians Consume Most Beer They Produce
Bavarians drink most of the beer they make with nearly 500 million gallons produced yearly. Only about 73 million gallons are exported leaving a home consumption of 248 quarts per person annually in the kingdom.
Public Sale of Desirable House and Lot in Winchester
Public sale of a house and lot in Winchester Virginia held by decree of the Corporation Court. The two-story eight room property along Kern Street will be offered at public auction in front of the court house at noon on Saturday July 16 1910. Balance to be paid in equal annual installments secured by two bonds and a mortgage with interest and insured by a policy. Special Commissioner Lynch signs the notice dated June 14 1910.
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Corporation Court of the City of
Ae Sn Coeh Street
Kern St
Scared Into Sound Health By Foley Kidney Pills
Springfield resident B F Kelley describes kidney and bladder troubles with dull headaches. After using Foley Kidney Pills he reports headaches disappeared and bladder function returned to normal. Franck Baker & Son Drugists note the testimonial.
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B. F. Kelley
Springfield
Foley
Franck Baker & Son
Philadelphia Visitor Mr. E. J. Manks Briefly In Town
Mr. E. J. Manks of Philadelphia is spending a day or two in town on business. He plans to return home soon after finishing his errands.
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E. J. Manks
Philadelphia
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Scheuer’s
Winchester Gas
Southern Bell Telephone Company
South
Thos. B. Byrd
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company of
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Reo
T. Ritter
Leader
S. K.phillips
Market Report
Atchison Globe
Harrisonburg
Pittsburg
Mr. D. ©. Hancock
Wilkesboro, N. C
Hotel Evane
Randolph Carmichael
Arleston
Lexington
A. Moore, Jr
M. M. Kirschenbaum
Baltimore
C. F. Dole
Earem
Fauli
Positi Sorate
Toronto
Drug & Depts
SS Hai Te Nerk
Somme
Herber
Vas
Smith W. Cooley
Middletown
Ht. & W. Seabrights
North Main ST
Kent and
Leicester Sts
J, W. Taylor
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