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Newspaper

Lexington Gazette

Location

Lexington, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1907

Page

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Fraternal Orders Meet in Mockbridge and Odd Fellows Halls

Fragmentary OCR notes describe Mockbridge Lodge No. 58 and Leo Jackson Vonnell No. 83 gathering schedules at Odd Fellows venues. Details are incomplete but indicate regular Friday night meetings and related fraternal associations.

Mockbridge Lodge Tor Tanya Oda Fei Iowa Rebekah Mountain Tats Lodge Ancient York Leo Jackson Vonnell Junior Order American Mechanica Odd Fellows

Gems In Verse Cupid at the Door

Poem fragment by Frank Dempster Sherman about Cupid knocking at the door. The speaker urges awakening to welcome Cupid with love and devotion amid cold winds and tears.

Cupid Mita Frank Dempster Sherman

Reminiscences of Lincoln and Greeley from Friendly Neighbors

In an 1800 Illinois stump speech scene at Springfield Carl Sehura recalls dining with Abraham Lincoln and witnessing his rustic humor and simple dignity. The account contrasts Lincoln’s quiet manners with a public rise, as neighbors cheer from sidewalks during a procession with the Wide Awakes. Horace Greeley’s anecdote features his absentminded meal, finishing cake and cheese in one sitting.

Ilinois Carl Sehurz Capitol Grounds Springfield Lincoln Mr. Sehura United States Wide Awakes Bras Dan Horace Greeley Mr. Greeley

Prostate and Kidney Ailments Featured in Cure Ads and Notes

An array of advertisements notes dangers of enlarged prostate and kidney issues among older men, praising Foley's Kidney Cure and Pineules for relief and claims of renewed health. It also sells Man Zan Pile Remedy and Rings products, with testimonials and general health advice, including arsenals loans and a bird nest incident in Alaska.

Father asks suitor if heart or money matters

A fond father gently tests a suitor to his daughter asking whether he loves her heart or her money. The young man blushes and proclaims he already has her heart in his keeping, prompting a warm response from the father.

Leslie

Scold’s Bit Instrument Gifted to Walton Church

A 1682 “scold’s bit” bridle, a gag device for a talkative lad, is described as a preserved church relic. Inscribed with a couplet about Chester presenting Walton a bridle to silence idle women's tongues, the instrument was given by a gentleman who lost an estate due to a woman’s loquacity.

Walton Chester Henry We

The English Way. Biscuits and Rolls and Everyday Terms

A glossary of British and American terms showing different meanings for common items and phrases. It lists translations from English to British usage such as vest waistcoat and pants trou sers, and describes various objects with alternative names across eras and regions.

The Emigration Office Ticket Tale and Early Eyeglasses

A father at an emigration office jokes that his child's profession is bachelor as he counts passengers, while a London Graphic note traces the origin of spectacles from Roger Bacon to the London Spectacle Makers’ Company and the evolution from hand held to nose worn glasses.

London Graphic Roger Bacon

Count de Lesseps Breaks Cups In Jestful Quarrel

The Enraged Count of Lesseps, famed for severity, snapped two Sevres cups to mock his wife’s superstition after a priceless cup shattered at a luncheon. Mme. de Lesseps, superstitious, feared more misfortune would follow.

Count Merdinand de Lesseps Mme. de Lesseps Count de Lesseps Ron Vivant

Barrister Defends Burglar in Court and He Is Notified

An eloquent barrister wins a full acquittal for a burglar at the as sizes. Later he finds the office safe open and a note on the desk. The note says the thief visited to thank him and admits taking two or three items. London Express.

William Siken London Express

Breadfruit Tree A Tropical Resource And Food Source

The breadfruit tree, native to southern Asia and the Pacific, grows to forty to fifty feet with large deeply lobed leaves. The fruit, nearly spherical and yellow when ripe, is a staple for South Sea islanders and can be roasted, baked, or stored as dried pulp. Breadfruit also yields cement, cloth, tinder, and lumber, with a milky sap usable as cement and fiber from bark for cloth. The tree provides towels from big leaves and tinder from dried blossoms, in a wide range of uses noted by the Baltimore Sun.

Asia West Indies Pacifé Islands Indian Archipelago Baltimore Sun

Optical afterimage experiment with candle light visuals

A Baltimore Sun note describes an at home optical illusion. Stare at a candle flame then extinguish it in a dark room to see a colored afterimage that appears red then purple then blue and drifts to the right while eyes are fixed. The image may last five minutes or longer and.fade when looking away.

Baltimore Sun

Balloon plant seeds carried by airborne fruits

The balloon plant produces yellow egg sized fruits that resemble empty bags. Inside is a watery gel that dries as the fruit matures. Gas inside lifts the fruit 75 to 100 feet, sending it adrift in the wind to disperse seeds over distant areas.

Dull preacher shuts wife from church night talks

Richard avoids his wife Susan's request to attend Sunday church with her citing a dull revivalist preacher. Susan pleads as their quarrel centers on fidelity and the preacher, noted for awakenings, remains a source of conflict in their marriage.

Richard Susan Pearson

Disraeli’s blend of politics and literature explored

The article reflects on Benjamin Disraeli’s enduring love of literature amid political obsession. It cites Lady Dorothy Nevill’s Reminiscences noting his deep contempt for frivolity, his humor, and his melancholy isolation. The piece emphasizes the tension between public life and private wit.

Disraeli Mmost Dorothy Nevill

Brief Notes scattered across politics and trade

A dip into varied items notes that Remesee II may be a fraud per Egyptologists, 20,000 West Virginia miners needed per State Mine Inspector Paul, and Governor candidates from A Beirne Blair to Judge Loving in Virginia. Rail, wheat, and horse topics mix with railroad mortgage, Canadian rail policy, and a Chesapeake and Ohio stockholder meeting.

Rappahannock Potomac Rivera R. ‘Yw Duke Charlottesville Virginia Maryland LWOU Railway Commission of Canada Grand Trank Railway Canada Supreme Court Corporation Commission Bridgewater Development Company Bridgwater Rockingham County Bridgewater Richmond Florida Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Stork Blair & Co New York Andrew Carnegie Paleen of Zorgvilet Nelson Coenty Lovingels ci Wilbur G Theodore Fetes Elizabett Twatn Autrey Judge Loving Allur

PAZO OINTMENT Guarantee For Faster Skin Healing

A claim states that Bind Bleeding Pretroliog Piles and Droggiste will refund money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure in six to fourteen days. The notice emphasizes a money back guarantee and the product promise of rapid relief from skin issues.

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