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Newspaper

Lexington Gazette

Location

Lexington, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1906

Page

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Fraternal Lodge Meeting Schedule Collage

Rock Tale Lodge No 58 meets Thursdays at Odd Fellows Hall. Lexington Lodge No 66 K in P meets Tuesdays at Odd Fellows Liberty Lodge. Daughters of Rebekah meet Fridays at Odd Fellows Hall. Mountain City Lodge No 67 Ancient York Masons meet 1st and 3rd Monday at Masonic Hall. Natural Bridge Council No 1920 Royal Arcanum meets 1st and 3rd Friday at Odd Fellows. Lee Jackson Council No 8% Junior Order American Mechanics meets 4th Friday at Odd Fellows.

Lexington Lodge, No K. of P Odd Fellows’ Hall Liberty Lodge Daughters of Rebekah Mountain City Lodge Ancient York Masons Masonic Hall Natural Bridge Council Royal Arcanum Odd Fellows Lee Jackson Council American Mechanics Ord Fellows

Swamp Root Promises Kidney Relief with Free Sample Offer

Advert shows Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root claimed cures for lame back bladder and uric acid trouble. It touts hospital and private success, invites readers to request a free sample and a book by mailing name and address to Dr. Kilmer & Co. Binghamton NY. Dollar and fifty cent sizes available through pharmacies.

Kilmer Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton N. Y Dr. Kilmer Binghamton, N. Y

Gems In Verse Fear

Poem by Carolyn Wells titled Fear. The verses declare fearless resolve against foes and death, asserting steadfast duty and bravery. The speaker resists fear, facing fate, oppression, and danger with unwavering courage.

Odor Tainted Air Reckons With Air Quality Myths

A Johns Hopkins expert rebuts the belief that foul air is inherently poisonous, noting it mainly bears psychological effects and little direct harm. He cites workers in foul environments as healthy, while cautioning about germs in all air. Royal Cortissoz comments on Paris art trends and public taste. John Habberton defines the ideal citizen as one who balances personal duty with public responsibility.

Br. Hirshberg Johns Hopkins University Louisiana Gulf Coast Thoas John Habberton

Twain’s Egypt Trip Misunderstood by Arabic Guides

Mark Twain, hiring two Arab guides to the pyramids, could not understand their speech. A friend explains the humor by noting the guides’ use of old fashioned language, joking that younger men would speak gymn-Arabio.

Bevo Mark Twain Pyramids Twain

Shall We Call A Tale Of Quick Romance And Sorrow

A small town letter recalls a newlyweds’ brief country life on a roadside porch. A sudden death leaves the young husband shattered and asks a neighbor to tear down the wife's flowers and give away her bird. The narrator regrets denying timely kindness to a grieving sister.

Eeaper Ople Presbyterian Church

Sound from woods prompts bird note mystery

A Bird Lovers' Club member in a country home hears an unusual sound from the woods. She studies a Bird Guide and hopes to identify it, while her friend suggests moving the bird farther away. The scene unfolds with quiet debate and a shared hobby.

Sode

Lord Russell Tests a Witness in a Barroom Exchange

Lord Russell cross examined a portly stockbroker who boasted self esteem. The barrister exposed his vanity, prompting laughter and winning the point. A separate scene in Piccadilly featured a town house of the Duke of Dea, as an American observer sparked intrigue.

Lord Russell Ohn Tomkins Tham Mr. Tomkins London Piccadilly Hyde Park Duke of Dea London Mail

Father replies to telegram from son about study fund

A father responds to his college son’s request for $25 to buy an outfit. The boy’s telegram mentions starting a new study. The father’s witty reply says the outfit is "gold" in a cryptic tone.

Packet boat The Marshall linked to Jackson burial voyage

Lynchburg sources recount the canal boat The Marshall that carried General Stonewall Jackson’s coffin from Lynchburg to Lexington in May 1802. Captain J. B. Keffer, later of Buchanan, recalls creosoted timbers, a 1861 build, and service along the James River canal system now part of the C&O Railway.

Stonewall Jackson Lynchburg Lexington James River Kanawha Richmond Richmond and Alleghany Chesapeake and Ohio Railway J. B. Keffer Buchanan Hio Canal Company The Richmond and Alleghany Railway Keffer North River Balcony Falle Buena Viers Hunter United States Army Marshall Chesapeake and Ohio Cwnal Orange Bridge John Meespler Edmond & Davenport Company Robert Edmond John Strong Eighth Canal Streets Dr. Reed Alleghany Springs Montgomery County Jackson Virginia Military Institute Institute Letcher Hunter McGuire Shipp General Jackson Paxton Taleo Nichole Norvell House

Distillers and Farmers Split Corn Bushel Unequally

A Kentucky analysis of a bushel of corn shows four gallons of whiskey valued at 16.80 dollars. The farmer earns 0.76, the government 4.40, the railroad 1.00, the manufacturer 4.00, and the drayman 0.16 while the retailer takes 0.07. The consumer is described as drunk with accompanying social costs.

Kentucky United States

Ely's Cream Balm Promises Real Cure for Nasal Catarrh

Advertises Ely's Cream Balm as a real cure for nasal catarrh and throat inflammation. Warns against cocaine-containing powders and mercury remedies that merely drive symptoms. Claims druggists sell 60 cents worth, from Ely Bres. of New York.

Ely Ely Bres New York

Condensed News Briefs From The Busy Reader

Surplus for the last fiscal year stands at 25 million dollars. Jamestown Exposition grounds span 400 acres with over two miles of waterfront. Peary plans another polar dash amid crew doubts. Grand jury indicts four coal and wood dealers in Dacville for price fixing. Marconi unveils wireless tech for auto messages on the move. Weet warns closing saloons to address the Negro problem in Virginia. Dr. Pitt takes full control of The Religious Herald of Richmond. The President seeks authority to dismiss unworthy officers. Beveridge defends child labor ban debate. A porcelain egg temperatures story noted. Treasury estimates include Virginia projects in Clifton Forge, Fredericksburg, Petersburg, Roanoke, Richmond, Winchester. W. W. Finley elected president of Southern Railway. Cuba annexation signs sway Republican senators. Isle of Pines treaty not ratified. Richmond annexation case upheld. population rises by 15,000. Henry White to Rome. Griscom to Rome. new envoy to Brazil. Roosevelt aims to recover $148,000 from insurance firms for campaign use. Clinton Harris killed by a hack team accident near Fincastle. Liverpool Ohio police seek a streetcar thief who ran the car four tires. L. and M. Paint costs noted. Movrum Drug Co. listed in Lexington.

Jamestown Exposition Peary Dacville Marconi Southland Weet Virginia Anti- Saloon League Charlottesville H. R. Pitt Dickinson Herald Richmond Congress Beveridge Senator Beveridge Secretary of the Treasury Virginia Clifton Forge Fredericksburg Petersburg Roanoke Winchester The Southern Railway Company New York W. W. Finley Samuel Spencer Finley Mississippi Henry White Rome Paris Robert 8. McCormick White Lloyd C. Griscom Brazil Roosevele Equitable, Mutual and New York Life Clinton Harris Fincastle Harris Exat Liverpool Ohio Deltz

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