Roanoke Times praises Democracy and politics in Virginia
The piece lauds Henry Stuart and Alfred Williams with Peyton St Clair backing the Ninth district, while criticizing the Republican majority’s report on Parsons and Saunders. It notes a Richmond brick incident where a man killed a friend, reflecting on legal culpability, and ends with an Irish skull joke from a trial anecdote.
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Roanoke Times
Southwest
Henry Stuart
Alfred Williams
Peyton St. Clair
Congressional Committee On Elections
Parsons
Saunders
Virginia
Congress
Quarterly Conference at Frederick Circuit Parsonage
The second quarterly conference for Frederick circuit will be held at the parsonage at 3 p.m. on July 2. Preaching and the Lord's supper occur at 11 a.m. with ground preaching at 2 p.m. Stewards trustees and Sunday school superintendents should attend at the parsonage at 3 p.m. on Saturday. the pastor has urgent travel after adjournment. L. R. MARKWOOD, P. C.
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Frederick
Welltown
L. R. Markwood
P. C
Burnt Factory Notes Highlight Local Social and Business Ties
Miss Cora Williams received a new sewing machine from her brother T. L. Williams of Munsie Indiana. John Grubbs of Berryville visited C. W. Tanquary. Walter Talbott of Akron Ohio stays with his in law. Fred Carter and wife from Philadelphia attended the Grimes funeral. Grain cradle maker P. E. Williams will struggle to meet demand after stock losses from the Glaize mill fire last April. Wheat harvest continues as a child of Mr and Mrs Harry Carpenter shows improvement.
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Burnt Factory
Cora Williams
T. L. Williams
Munsie
Indiana
John Grubbs
Berryville
C. W. Tanquary
Walter Talbott
Ackron
Ohio
D. T. Wood
Fred. Carter
Philadelphia
Robert Grimes
P. E. Williams
Glaize
Capt Williams Engaged to Miss Jones in Norfolk Society Scene
The Norfolk Virginian Pilot reports Capt George Williams of the Seventh Cavalry stationed at Fort Riley will marry Miss Louise Jones. A luncheon at Willoughby Beach hosted by Mrs Louise Jones celebrated the engagement with bridge prizes of white silk stockings and a guest list of prominent Norfolk and Winchester society members.
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Norfolk Virginian Pilot
Louise Jones
Willoughby Beach
Bridge
George Williams
Seventh Cavalry
Fort Riley
Kansas
Jones
Philip M.prescott, Jr
I. Branch Johnson
B. Gray Tunstan
Davis Jordan
Linton Jones
Mabel Allyn
Diana Walke
Carrie Voight
Bessie Merritt
Katherine Newbill
Miss Jones
Norfolk
Thomas Andrew Jones
Winchester
Miss Anna Brown Visits Miss Maud Brown in Cumberland
Miss Anna Brown of Cumberland Maryland is visiting Miss Maud Brown at her home on North Main Street.
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Anna Brown
Cumberland, Md
Miss Maud Brown
North Main Street
Mrs Denny and granddaughter visit from Columbia
Mrs Denny and her married granddaughter formerly Miss Margaret Neal of this city arrived at noon today from Columbia South Carolina to spend time with friends.
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Joseph Denny
Margaret Neal
Columbia
S. C
Doctor Warns Coffee Harms Heart And Sleep
A physician cites long experience claiming coffee acts as an unseen poison harming the heart and nervous system. A reader shares his story, quitting coffee for Postum, noting better sleep, weight gain, and improved energy after two months, with children also healthier since using Postum.
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Postum
Wellville
Removal of Shop and Poslam Skin Remedy Notice
Public notice moves shop from Fairfax Lane to the corner of Kent and Piccadilly streets opposite B&O Passenger Depot. An advertisement extols Poslam skin remedy, touting rapid relief for pimples eczema and other conditions with a free sample offer from Emergency Laboratories in New York City.
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Fairfax Lane
Kent and
Piccadlly Streets
H. B. Sell
Franck Baker & Son’s
Wst
Twenty-fifth Street
New York City
Wholesale quotations and notable arrivals at local hotel
Today’s wholesale prices show Wheat Flour retail at 5.50 to 6.00, Corn 3.00 per barrel, Oats and Rye figures listed with hay at a ton and Butter duties noted. Arrivals include Joseph Bendheim of New York at the Hotel Vans, H B Seim of Cleveland visiting on business, and A A Lewis returning to Harrisonburg after work on internal revenue matters.
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Svescineseeevees
Joseph Bendheim
New York
A. A. Lewis
Harrisonburg
Bachelors Live in Clover in New Era of Convenience
A humorous Atlantic essay notes bachelors shifting from solitary, threadbare living to a convenient modern life. It imagines a world where the Universal Valet Company delivers and returns clean clothing, freeing Benedict to lounge in casual style as he blasts a Stein tune, unrestrained.
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United Kingdom
Universal Valet Company, Unlimited
Benedict
Robert G Welsh
Atlantic
Toade Talks Farm Benefit in Agriculture Pamphlet
A pamphlet by Secretary Wilson extols the toad as a farmer’s ally. It rebuts myths about harming infants and cows milk, praising the toad’s amiable nature and industry. An able-bodied toad consumes about 19.4 dollars worth of pests per season and helps farmers by eating injurious worms and insects.
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Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Success Magazine
Canvassing and the hidden path to election sense
The London Chronicle notes how canvassing evolved from meanings like tossing a canvas to destruction or criticism. It cites Dr Johnson linking it to voting carried out before a decision, while the Oxford dictionary rejects that derivation, leaving the election sense unresolved.
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Duke of Gloucester
Johnson
London Chronicle
Death Generally Painless Says Medical View
Physicians and nurses note most deaths are without fear and painless. Rarely do death bed scenes resemble songs and stories, contrasting ancient examples like Socrates and Augustus Caesar who faced death with courage and acceptance.
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Socrates
Augustus Caesar
Phrase on North Pole prompts town debate at Buds store
In a southern Kentucky town, a gathering at Buds country store pivots from saving the country to a playful dispute. A debater claims Cook discovered the north pole and was the only one to see it, prompting another puzzled question about who physically transported it there.
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Kentucky
Man Cook
North Pole
National Daily
Berryville real estate listing in 1971
200 acres west of Shenandoah River six miles from Berryville Virginia with good river bottom and limestone land. Six room stone dwelling and outbuildings, good water, 200 apple trees, year old. price 65.50. 141 acres fertile limestone on fondomized road near three railroad stations. two acres apple orchard bearing. six room house and outbuildings. price 95.00 per acre. 188 acres four miles from Berryville with two barns and outbuildings. cool spring and running water. price 85.00 per acre. CHAS R JONES CO Berryville Virginia 3-20-71.
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Shenandoa River
Berryville
Berry‘Se
Chas. R. Jones CO
Public Sale Of House And Lot In Winchester Virginia
A decree from the February term 1910 of the Hrcait Court of Frederick County Virginia schedules a public auction of a house and lot in Winchester. The property fronts East Clifford Street 73 feet and runs 60 feet north. Sale at 11 o'clock Tuesday July 5 1910 at the County Court House.
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Hrcait
Frederick County
Virginia
Jeorge V. Oyler
Edward Haymaker
County Court House
Winchester
Gertain
Clifford Street
Ella BE
Conrad
Othrs
Corporation Court
Terms of Sale by Special Commissioner
One third cash on day of sale with valance in one and two years from sale. Purchasers give two bonds for equal amounts payable in one and two years with six percent interest, secured by deed of trust and fire insurance on the building. Decree issued by Harry R. Kern Special Commissioner, F H Krebs Deputy Clerk Frederick County Virginia.
Young visitor meets future Columbia dean in Low Library
Frederick P. Keppel, soon to be Columbia College dean after June 30, received a quiet visitor in the Low Library office. The young man introduced himself as Smith and asked Keppel to remember him, hinting he would be in the college next year and that the gesture might help him.
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Frederick P. Keppel
Columbia College
Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Promoted
A promotional note extols Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as curing and life saving with worldwide approval. It states no other medicine for diarrhoea matches its success and claims sales through Franck Baker & Son.
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Franck Baker & Son
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