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Lexington Gazette

Location

Lexington, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1903

Page

6

Fraternal Orders Meet in Local Lodges and Councils

Mountain City Lodge No 67 Ancient York Masons meets 2nd and 4th Monday at Masonic Hall with W M J Will Moore and Secretary A T Shields. Rockbridge Lodge No 58 meets Thursdays at Odd Fellows Hall led by W or Quisenberry and secretary Grinstead. Lexington Lodge No 66 K of P visits Odd Fellows Hall Tuesdays with L C Howser G O J Y Grinstead. Natural Bridge Council No 20 Royal Arcanum meets 1st and 3rd Friday with A W Manspile as Regent and James Withrow as secretary. Lew Jackson Council No 2 Junior Order American Mechanics meets 1st and 4th Fridays at Odd Fellows Hall led by J P Birmingham and D B Radford as secretary. Liberty Lodge No 2 Daughters of Rebekah meets Mondays at Odd Fellows Hall with Miss Anna Beetor N G and E N Boogher secretary.

Mountain City Lodge Ancient York Masons Masonic Hall J. Will Moore W. M Odd Fellows’ Hall L. C D. B. Radford See Liberty Lodge No. 2 Daughters of Rebekah Anna —. Beetor N.G E. N. Boogher Seev

Over-Work Weakens Your Kidneys

Kidney trouble weakens blood purification and can cause aches, heart strain, and illness. Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root is advertised as a remedy, with promises of cures and sample offers by mail from Kilmer & Co of Binghamton New York.

Dr. Kilmer Binghamton, N.Y

Siameses Beliefs Reflect Peculiar Notions of a Superstitious People

Ernest Young describes Siamese beliefs as extremely superstitious. He recounts explanations for natural phenomena including thunder as the sky crying, a giant in the heavens, and angelic torch throwing that causes rain. He details funeral practices, the burning of ashes, and a grim afterlife where souls serve a dogheaded taskmaster, with slaves carrying water eternally.

Ernest Young Heaven Tle Hell

Engine Room Heroes and Perilous Maritime Ingenuity

Tales of seafaring repair prowess show how a ship’s machinery can be fixed with a hammer and ingenuity. A Red Sea boiler, a missing propeller off West Africa, and a chief engineer nailing a solution while sharks circle reveal the daring, resourceful world of engine room heroes. Also, a playful note on a society woman’s enamel like cosmetic habit and a proverb about washing old pictures.

Elisel Red Sea Africa Benjamin Brooks Scribner's

Weaving Love and Resolve in a Royal Carriage

In a tale of romance a judge, Daisy, Ralph Carewe, and Mrs Lambert navigate love, duties, and forgiveness. A late kiss, a stern verdict softened by affection, and a journey toward a shared future culminate in a quiet wedding party reunited and hopeful. The ending hints at a new life together as old wounds heal.

Their auto elopement on the New York and Boston pike

Daisy and Ralph flee in love toward a white spire while Aunt Ruth laments and the Judge discovers their plan. Mrs. Lambert observes the scene, recalling past loves as the couple nears marriage under a sunlit countryside backdrop.

Daisy Papa Ralph Mrs. Lambert Carewe New York Boston Pike Pike White Spire Ruth Nortons Carewes Jack Norton Allike Ralph

Negro problem debated by North Carolina governor in Baltimore speech

Gov C B Aycock told the North Carolina Society in Baltimore that the state has solved the negro problem by excluding him from politics. He urged continued segregation, self-reliance, and racial separation while defending past ties with Black citizens and stressing white supremacy. Governor-elect Edwin Warfield attended.

Baltimore C. B. Aycock North Carolina North Carolina Society Edwin Warfield Maryland Aycock Panama South

Various 1900s notable facts and miscellany items

A tour through diverse 1900 era notes includes a Czar autograph sent to Wim Bryan, Rockefeller's $1.55 million gift to the University of Chicago, Treasury calendars marking Gen Lee’s birthday pulled from walls, a Cleveland husband’s Christmas tragedy, a salary cut for Rev J Powell Garland, Gloucester couple Mary Ann and Charles Smith’s Baltimore wedding, a bride’s first pair of shoes for her bridal tour, Entwistle’s sudden $50,000 fortune from England, a 32,000 turkey shipment from St Louis to New York, Barnard Shipp’s library bequest to the University of Virginia, a Harrisonburg liquor conviction policy, Boston’s Democratic win amid Roosevelt policy critique, Pension Office figures showing 3 million beneficiaries and 782,722 soldiers on rolls, and the consolidation of the Baltimore Richmond Christian Advocate with the Southern Methodist Recorder with leadership changes.

Russia Wim. J. Bryan John D. Rockefeller University of Chicago Treasury Department Washington Gen. Lee Cleveland Ohin J. Powell Garland Portsmouth M. E. Church South Charles A. Smith Mary Ann Smith Gloucester County Baltimore David H. Entwistle Albion R. I. Entwistle England David Fouri St Louis New York St. Louis Barnard Shipp Louisville University of Virginia Shipp Henry C. McDowell United States District Court Harrisonburg Roosevelt Bay State Interior Hitchcock Baltimore and Richmond Christian Advocate Richmond Southern Methodist Recorder Blackstone James Cannon, Jr J. Sidney Peters J.J Virginia 8. K. Cox

Climatic Cures For Consumption German Syrup Benefit

The influence of climate on curing consumption is overestimated. Proper home care with food and rest, plus regular use of German Syrup, aids expectoration, improves sleep, and reduces coughing. Those able to move to a warmer climate often benefit, as with other convalescents. Trial bottles 2 1/2 cents, regular size 75 cents, via B. H. Gorrell, druggist.

B. H. Gorrell Druggtat

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