Roanoke and District Rail Schedule Fragments
Train notes list Roanoke departures and connections to New York Philadelphia Norfolk Lynchburg and Welch with sleepers cafe car and parlor service. Various times and routes referenced include Pullman sleeper service to Norfolk and Philadelphia, midmorning and late afternoon departures, and connections via Clinch Valley and Norton region with telegraph-like station details.
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Norfolk
Roanoke
Rich- Bond
Pullman
Lynch
Philadelphia
New York
Philadelhia
Gary Fur
Igarharg
Hivhinetit
Nerfate
Smusy Reaper
Nedmond
Bluebelt Scan
Colne
Clucmuad
Feuner
Taras Orton
Ana
Fations
Artie
Norton
Clinch Valley Divinio
Welch
Atatlom
Audacious Improbable Fame Of Bob Smithson Character
Edgar Barry novel creator hosts a role playing hoax at his club inviting a woman to meet him as his fictional Edwin Ostrander. Bob Smithson, a drainpipe maker, impersonates the author, prompting confusion and a dramatic confrontation with Barry and the astonished visitor. The incident blends literary intrigue with social satire at the Authors’ Club.
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Edgar Barry
Robert
Bob) Smithson
Barry
Scowdal
Smithson
Wideli
Staithweu
Indy
Edwin Osteander
Bol Smithson
Promini
Shathson
Mlchn Ostrander
Tong
Fascluit
Bat
Alice Eardney
Tol
Hob
Crhal
Eveeryone
Hob Hid
Mis Beardaley
Authors
Mim Tarry
Lan
Ate
Stithson
Balgor
Bovey Weelfater
Basilio
Parry
Mann Hanne
Unclear fragmentary report mentions a self harm act
The text contains scattered names and phrases with references to an appointment, people named Cinelunay and Ben, and a line about a person killing self amid chaotic OCR remnants. The readable parts lack coherent narrative, placing emphasis on an implied fatal event and disorderly surrounding dialogue.
Fragmentary note hints at a missing person wake
OCR fragment suggests a chaotic scene with phrases like Wendy wake found and boarded in the name Gide Wit Har. Context unclear. no identifiable event, date, or location present. cannot determine the main subject from the text.
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Wendy
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National Bank
Bluefield
W. VA
L. E. Tierney
Tyree. Casnier
W. H. Thomas
B. Hicks
J. D. Honaker
W. _H. Thomas, E. L. Bailey, L. E. Tierney
E. Peery Uo Wright W. 2D. Thornhill
R. M. Garrett
National Bank of
C. Beslancock
PJ. Kelly
E. S. Pedigo
Bb A. Heller
Virginia-Pocahontas Coal Company
Coalwood
Gazetta Mines
McDowells County
West Va
Pocahontas Field
Gazetta
Virginia Pocahontas Coal CO
Jean Stewart
Sup't
Coalwood, W . Va
Kelly & Moyers
L. Lazarus & Co
W. E. McArtor
Highland Ave
Bluedeth
W. Viephone
Nol R
Awotts&tem
Shepwhale Divicos
Ation Stegpar
van Hageto
Pullman Paror Gar
Tyne Roascke
Joan
Fittely
Sio
Cere
United Jewelry CO
Hagerstown
Akers Omy
Akers Dairy & Confectionary Co
Bluefield Avenue
West Virginia
Bob Smithson
Martha C. Hutchins
Jean Trem Asso
New Book & Stationery
Ladis
Olona
Eaton Crane
Desh Clovks, Mobacco Dara
Waterman's Fountain
Pers
Curtis-Pearson Co
Princeton and
Higginbotham Avenues
Randolph & Mittendorf
Bluefield, West Virginia
Cinelunay
Ben
Bayer
Elkretien
Fieddiuel
Act Forning
Dunce Wa
VOVED
Amman
Mirren
Alre
Geonee
Sublette & Barnes
Beller
Henry Rodgin
Optigian
Princeton Avite
Pula
Thal
Antteowe & Thomay Co
Wittenl
J. Cheney
Tolono
Ian
Yonge
Doatieen
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