Princeton Wedding Bells Highlight Local Notables
EAKIB WOODS and Lt Grindtithe wed at Princeton healers church with Rev J Tyler Fraziler officiating. The bride, a sociable daughter of Judge Hugh G., and the groom, son of long time Norfolk Western conductor Eakin, plan Princeton as their home after a honeymoon trip east. Also noted is Miss Nale Dangerfield marrying Prof. Robert Gatikeum at her home, with limited family attendance, and licenses issued for several local marriages. Local residents and visitors, including S D Rice and A B Brown, appear in the county scene with engagements and travel plans shaping the week.
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Princeton
Coe
Hugh G
the Eakin
Nnger
Norfolk Western
Mr. Eakin
The
Virginian Railway
Gathoram Dangerfield
R. C. Dangerfield
Highland Avenue
Na’ Ale Dangerfield
Robért É GO Gatikeum
ST Yeas
Te Taduvey
He Concord Normal School
Heér Avistiand
Mary
Concord
Rnift
Sérthérd
Merce Athens
Graves Decorated For Douthat Family Memorial Day
Grave decorations were laid on the Douthat family plot at Ripplemead on Thursday the 13th. Family members and friends gathered under shade trees near the station house for refreshments and conversation.
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J. Hank Douthat
Ripplemead
Aeere Cemetery
W. T. Duncan
B.crumpler
Mastin
Raymond Douthat
Foyap Nysse
Hugh
Apa
Lowieeray Caeok
Gergla
Pop Ditham
Caughter
Mae
Durham Family Farewell Train Ride From Apple Mead
Francis and family hosted relatives at a gathering in Apple Mead. Guests included Mr and Mrs J H Durham and F H Thirhats. After the event the group boarded Train 17 to return home to Bluefield via Pearisburg, as reported by the Pearisburg Virginian.
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Francis
Fam
JH. Durham
Apple, Mead
Meee
Peel
Dun
C. H. Wright
Northfork
Mr. Wright
Fr. Wright
Rogers Street
W. R. Hancock
Roanoke
City
W. A. Hancock
Drill Sergeant Advice to Militia Recruit From New York Book
Advice in homely phraseology for new militia recruits. Emphasizes self control, calm under provocation, avoiding hazing, proper hat wear, staying steady and disciplined, respecting range safety, and using initiative to follow commands. Includes guidance on demeanor, teamwork, and maintaining firearm safety. The foreword notes accessible language for lay readers.
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New York
Verbeck
Hirmish Line
Mother’s Only Chante Reveals Paparazzi Dream
A mother recalls her twelve year old son John teasing about newspaper fame after school. He jokes that if she starts patent medicine ads she could get his picture published, highlighting playful child logic and media vanity.
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John
Aptide
Anf
Agin
Unclear Scribble Reveals Club Wassail Trouble in Syracuse
Disjointed notes describe a tense scene with references to pianos, a blaze up in Syracuse, and a fire department unable to act. Dialogues mention Manypate and Binks and invitees at a Wey event, hinting at a costly celebration gone awry.
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Syracuse
Ite
Manypate
Binks
Beliefs of the Moroccans and Folkloric Worlds
A passage from Wide World Magazine describes Moroccan beliefs including the earth resting on a bull and a fish, souls visiting other realms during dreams, and spirits of the dead as devils with colored eyes. It recounts a Marrakesh house haunted by devils who claimed a bath owner vanished and reappeared, prompting locals to close the house and blame credulous townsfolk.
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Moroccco
Pir
Marraketh
Eoon
Talebs
Wide World Magazine
The Cat of St. Pauls at Broadway and Fulton
A golden feline named Thomas roams St. Pauls chapel and churchyard at Broadway and Fulton New York. He enjoys sunlit rests atop a sarcophagus and surveys visitors from his ivy shelter, a familiar resident to office workers and vergers alike.
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St. Paul's
St. Paul’s Chapel
Broadway
Fulton Streets
New York
Thomas Cat
French Couturieres
Thomas
Our Smallest Library in Pinebluff North Carolina
A tiny public library in Pinebluff North Carolina claims to be the world’s smallest. Residents with a population under a hundred raised funds by hosting entertainments and donations, converting a bandstand into a reading space. Over 600 books have been donated and the cave like building is now in full operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinebluff
North Carolina
Finchie
Leon for a Grievarices and the Power of Work
The text reflects on coping with grief through work and self discipline. It urges acceptance of life’s insults and emphasizes rest, steady effort, and mental clarity to avoid worry and morbid thoughts. It highlights work as remedy and advocates understanding to navigate emotional pain.
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Leon
For Sale at Bluefield Florist plants and floral designs
Mato planta and all varieties of pepper beet plants for sale priced at 1.00 per 100. Cab plants 60 per 100. Potted plants and cut flowers available with funeral designs and boquets as a specialty. Call 386 Bluefield Florist.
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Mato Planta
Phone
Bluefield Florist
Cabtage
South Bluefield Florist
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Cumberland
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West Virginia University
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Old Point Comfort College
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Guy Calloway
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Burkes Garden
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