Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Winchester Resident
Wesley J. Carpenter of 102 West Southwark Winchester Virginia reports using five or six boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills from Franck Baker Son's drug store. He says the medicine relieved kidney pain backache and night pain and would endorse it. Sold by all dealers price 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York sole agent for the United States Remember the name Doan's and take no other.
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Wesley J. Carpenter
West Southwark Street
Winchester
Dean
Franck Baker & Son
Foster-Midburn Co
Buffal
New York
United States
Doan
Autoists Fined For Speeding In Valley
Four automobiles sped through Stephens City at about 9 am going south. Two cars passed a toll gate without paying, others paid. one dog was killed and a farmer's horse frightened. Police in Woodstock apprehended the two cars whose numbers were taken. each driver paid a 25 fine for speeding.
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Woodstock
Charlottesville Man A Bow Wow in Mayor Court
A Charlottesville resident faced a novel charge in the mayor's court for making a doglike noise in public. The court heard the man’s exaggerated humor and “thow wow” growls until Justice Burnley fined him one dollar and admonished him to drop the habit.
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Charlottesville
Justice Burnley
Burnley
Remarkable Third Grade Student Omitted From Roll
Ruth Henry home omitted from roll of those who passed from Mrs. McCaw's room third grammar grade. She is a remarkably faithful student and admirable in all respects.
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Ruth Henry
Martinsburg Visitor Passes Through Valley Town
Mr. Harry Hewitt of Martinsburg West Virginia has been on a business trip in the Valley of Virginia and passed through town this morning on his way home.
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Harry. Hewitt
Martinsburg
W. Va
Valley
Virginia
Personal Mention Highlights Local Travel and Visits
W E Moulden of Clearbrook was in Winchester on business. S C Llewellyn of Cumberland Md was among business visitors. Miss Hamal Willis is recovering at her North Kent street home. Mrs Hugh Spangler of Norfolk arrived to visit the Rutherford home north of town. E B Sheetz returned from a Shenandoah Valley trip. Fred S Anderson returned from eastern Virginia. N Wilson Davis visited Charlottesville and returned to Winchester. Mr and Mrs Joseph A Miller of Warren County visited their daughter in Charles Town W Va. Miss Lou McCarty of Winchester spent part of the weekend in New Market with cousin Miss Mary Ellen O Roark. Winifred Rogers, daughter of Captain Rogers USN, now with grandmother in Winchester, passed through town after final exercises at Washington and Lee and WV University.
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Hamal Willis
North Kent Street
Hugh Spangler
Norfolk
William Rutherford
Joseph A. Miller
Warren County
D.S. Hughes
Charles Town
W. Va
Lou McCarty
Winchester, Apent
New Market
Miss Mary
Ellen O’roark
New Market Valley
Winifred Rogers
Captain Rogers
Winchester
Washington and Lee
Wv. M. I
Harisonburg Times
Local visitors mingle in city scenes
Mr J Swimley and daughter from Bunker Hill visited the city. Miss Mae Cunningham of Bunker Hill shopped in town. Mr and Mrs T C Adams of Gainesboro spent the day with friends here. Major Tucker Pendleton from Shenandoah Valley Academy returned from Lexington. Major Holmes Conrad arrived from Washington. Mrs Mary Wilson and daughter Grace Wilson of Nebraska stayed with Mrs Elizabeth Reed at Jpequon. Mr Robert Y Conrad returned home for summer after attending the University of Virginia. Mr and Mrs James O Bates and Mr and Mrs C Howard Mullikin of Baltimore spent yesterday evening with friends.
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Bunker Hill
T. C. Adams
Gainesboro
Tucker Pendleton
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Lexington
Mary Wilson
Grace Wilson
Nebraska
Elizabeth Reed
Robert Y. Conrad
University of Virginia
James O. Bates
C. Howard Mullikin
Baltimore
Wheat Harvest Now In Progress Countywide
The wheat harvest is in full swing across the county with heavy use of twine in gathering. Strong crop yields are expected despite some rust and scab in low areas, indicating a large overall harvest.
Prescription for nervous debility and manhood restoration
A warning pamphlet offers a free copy of a physician endorsed “prescription for nervous debility” that allegedly cures weak manhood and vigor. It promises a quick home remedy without further medications and invites readers to request by mail from Dr. A. E. B. Robinson at 4744 Luck Bldg, Detroit, Mich.
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A. EB
Robinson
Luck Bldg
Detroit
Mich
Rev C D Gilkeson Called To Marion
The Rev C D Gilkeson pastor of the Moorefield Presbyterian Church has been unanimously called to be pastor of the Presbyterian Church at Marion Virginia the Smyth county seat He visited Marion and preached there but gave no encouragement to extend the call He has consented to consider it and will hold it for a few days.
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C. D. Gilkeson
Moorefi
W. Va
Winchester
Presbyterian
Marion
Smyth County
Gilkeson
Savannah
Murder Charge In Virginia Coffee Poisoning Case
In Sublett area near Richmond Robert Field and his kin fell ill from poisoned coffee. EEm ma Redd and John Lowry, a Black woman and man, were arrested and face preliminary hearing. Field family expected to recover. In a separate item Elsie Sigel’s murder case is deemed not premeditated, with Chung Sing’s testimony revealed by police as partial.
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Richmond
Robert Field
Sublett
Eemma Redd
John Lowry
Field
New York
Elsie Sigel
Leong Jing
Chung Sing
Chung
Leong
Port Arthur
Chu Gain
Filsie
Elsie the Chinaman
Centenary Reformed Church Observes Children’s Day
The centenary Reformed Church will observe Children’s Day tomorrow at 8 o’clock. An engaging program features choir and the Sunday school primary department with recitations by young speakers. A musical treat awaits all attendees and the public is invited.
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Centenary Reformed Church
The Washington Star Preview Promotes Winchester Society Notes
The Washington Sunday Star highlights social and general news from Winchester and the Virginia Valley, promoting its coverage as broader than other papers. The notice invites readers to get The Star tomorrow for more society items.
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Washington
Winchester
Valley of Virginia
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Gray
Addres
S. Olmstead
le Hoy
N.Y
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Clearbrook
Busi
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Cumberland, Md
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N. Wilson Davis
Castoria
Cear
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Major Holmes Conrad
Coffee Poisons Family
Russell & Green
the Royal
Standard Typewriter
Royal Typewriter Co
Royal Typewriter Bldg
Corporation Court
Marion Griffin
Roy Griffin Irving Griffin
Ely Griffin
California
Harry Brooks
Winchester Steam
Main St
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H. & W. Seabright
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Isaac Queen
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