Social Roundup Residents Return for Easter Visits
W J Borden returned from Christiansburg. D H Smith came back from Bristol Tennessee. G J Stone arrived to spend Easter. Emlyn Arters will be with relatives in Keystone. J R Greenawait of Welch visited Bluefield yesterday. Mr and Mrs J W Basley of Poca nontes were in the city. Reese Bowen of the Southern visited family. Mrs P R Tyree of Goodwill visited friends. H A Wilson left to spend Easter in Bedford City. Mr and Mrs W A Herndon and children from Goodwill visit Crockett family. Mrs M V Dixon and child left for Newport News. W D Bailey of Augusta Mery Academy, Fort Defiance, Va. spent the night. Miss Frances Shelburne of Christiansburg is visiting Miss Lilly. Lola May Phelps is seriously ill at home on Bedford Street. Mr and Mrs Henry Long and Pauline of Lynchburg are guests of Maynards. A D Rice of Indianridge Coal & Coke in Worth travels home to Roanoke. Mark Flaherty leaves for Parkersburg after months here. H Callaway of Graham goes to Portsmouth to join railway telegraphers meeting. J M Freeman of Jellico, Tenn, connected with Campbell Coal, in city. Miss Minnie Edmunds, student at Stonewall Jackson Institute, is home for Easter. Miss Lela Borden leaves for Christiansburg. Judge and Mrs Wm F Rhea and Miss Rhea of Richmond arrive to spend Easter with Mrs Koontz Goody.
Caught Between Cars Conductor Jenkins Injured In Yard
Conductor M H Jenkins of this city escaped serious harm after his head was caught between two cars in Williamson yards Friday at about seven PM. Initial reports claimed a fractured skull and hospital transfer, but he alighted at Allen street crossing and walked home after No 16's ambulance arrived.
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M. H. Jenkins
Willamson Yards
Jenkins
Allen Street
Children cause trouble as Greening divorce ends union
The Greening couple from the Holston conference faced friction after their Cris totol marriage. Dr J A Greening left home and Mrs Greening secured a divorce on desertion grounds. The court restored her former name.
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Holston
J. A. Greening
Cristol
No TABOR VERDICT IN TABOR KILLING CASE
In a criminal court Lee Tabor faced shooting Policeman Hunt on the night Policeman Francisco was killed. The jury reported no agreement after about an hour and was ordered held until Monday morning at 9 o'clock. Bluesupper Brown to be tried Monday for killing Bishop Kirby. DeWitt's kidney and bladder Pills advertised.
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Lee Tabor
Hunt
Francisco
Beng
Bluesupper Brown
Bishop Kirby
Wil
Ancient ring seals and the sacred beetle in Egyptian art
A discussion of ancient Egyptian signet rings with revolving porcelain bezels bearing Isis or pharaoh busts. The article contrasts early primitive seals with later refined rings, notes Etruscan influence, and highlights the scarab as a sacred symbol shared by Egypt and preRoman peoples.
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Isis
Solomon
Fragmentary Quotations From The Past
A cryptic exchange notes Patrick Hleary's plea for liberty or death and Henry Henpeck's boy asking why. The remark follows a curfew and suggests a brief absence the prior night.
The Highest Applause Quote Reflects Silent Acceptance
Emerson notes the highest applause is the silent acceptance of good deeds by people, while praising angels is rejected. The idea frames virtue as ordinary social acknowledgment rather than lofty praise.
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Emerson
Experience is the extract of sulfur by A Heirs
A brief note promotes subscribing to the Daily Telegraph with a remark about experience as the extract of sulfur attributed to A Heirs, suggesting a promotional line.
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A. Heirs
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STORE
Richlands Brick Co
J. N. Harman
Richlands
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G. M. McCulloch
W. E. Pearson
Seciry and Treas
Fat Top Insurance Agency
General Insurance
Luefield
Strongi
Est Agency
Dot
Clark & CO
Princeton Avenue
America
Bluefield Avenue
Liberty Gfédit Company
Bell
W. J. Borden
Christiansburg
D. H. Smith
Bristol, Tenn
G. J. Stone
Emlyn Arters
Keystone
J. R. Greenawait
Welch
Mr. i
Reese Bowen
Southern
H. A. Wilson
Bedford City
W. A. Herndon
Goodwill
D. P. Crockett
W. D. Bailey
Augusta Mery Academy
Fort Defiance
Frances Shelburne
Christiansburg, Va
Miss Lilly
Lola May
J. W. Phelps
Bedford Street
Henry Long
Pauline
Lynchburg
J. Frank Maynard
A. D. Rice
Indianridge Coal & Coke Company
Worth
Roanoke
Mark Flaherty
Parkersburg
H. ©. Callaway
Graham
Portsmouth
The
Order of Railway Telegraphers
J. M. Freeman
Jell'co
Tenn
Mr. Freeman
Campbell Coal Company
Minnie Edmunds
Stonewall Jackson Institute
Lingdon
Lela Borden
C. L. Borden
East End
Wm. F. Rhea
Tim
Kirby
DeWitt
Baltimore
Schloss Bros. & CO
Baltimore and
New York
Shumate Clothing Company
Kinceton Avenue
Sis
Jack
Puck
Daily Telegraph
Buster Brown
Jane
Jane Buster Mey
Aera
W. P. Hawley Merchandise CO
South Bland Street
Princeton Assue
Daves
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