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Hockbridge Lodge No 68 I U O F meets Thursday nights at Odd Fellows Hall. Lee Jackson Council No 8% Junior Order of American Mechanics meets weekly on the first and fourth Friday at Odd Fellows hall.
12 Jun 1907
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Newspaper
Lexington Gazette
Location
Lexington, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1907
Page
1
Hockbridge Lodge No 68 I U O F meets Thursday nights at Odd Fellows Hall. Lee Jackson Council No 8% Junior Order of American Mechanics meets weekly on the first and fourth Friday at Odd Fellows hall.
A collage of medicinal claims and product promotions from B. H. Gorrell's Drug Store includes Foley's Honey and Tar for lung trouble, Pineyoles for kidneys and bladder, and Circa various tonics. Other items mention Pineal remedies, Bees Laxation Syrup, Rings Dyxpepsia Naber, and Pinculea, with notes on copper ore shipments and immigration statistics.
A fragment of verse describes beauty in a sweet disorder of dress and movement. The speaker admires a careless elegance, from a lawn turned to shoulders to a crimson stomacher and a neglectful cuff. The playful chaos of ribbons and shoestrings bewitched by artless civility is praised.
The article urges humane care for horses, condemning tight surcingles and cruel restraint. It warns to check stall conditions, halter fit, blanket security, and lighting, noting many stall kickers fear darkness and could be calmed by a kept light. F M Ware in Quuling Magazine points to practical, low cost remedies.
A pine hills social ends with a sharp schoolteacher rebuff to a loggers hand who asks for a dance. In a separate anecdote a colonel shames an untidy soldier by parade, the crowd witnessing the blunt remark from the Emerald Isle recruit.
A Boston man who rarely goes to church attends with his wife. On returning home he jokes about attending yet not paying attention to the service. She blushes, replying that his jab was horrid, then he admits noticing the diamonds on the woman ahead.
A Cleveland Plain Dealer account recalls a watchmaker who asserts a watch can be influenced by its wearer. An engineer and his night engineer brother shared ownership, swapping the timepiece which later ran accurately when the brother stopped wearing it. The anecdote suggests a mysterious link between watch and owner.
A Georgia lawmaker named James Hamilton Cooper overheard a colleague call his remark a thundering lie. Cooper challenged the offender to a duel but a court of honor forged a settlement. Cooper withdrew the insult and replaced it with a formal rephrasing, averting violence.
Islanders from Yer-20, believed to be the origin of Japan’s inhabitants, shape their appearance with upper lip tattoos resembling flowing mustaches. Women bearing these marks are deemed especially attractive and favored in arranged marriages, as men value the tattooed design over overall beauty or features.
Reads like a miscellany noting Werchajansk in Siberia as one of the coldest places with winter averages around 74.8 below zero and permafrost to 880 feet while July rises above zero. A Welsh hotelier bids a guest farewell with a playful gift gag about preventing future visits.
A World column argues laughter emerges from the human capacity for ideas. It cites that animals observe incongruities but lack reason to form ideas, so only humans can laugh at the mismatch between expectation and outcome.
A wide array of odds and ends from a distant era touches on New York City population, Norwegian furnaces, Manhattan damage costs, floating agriculture in Alaska, riots in San Francisco, political tours, Interstate Commerce debates, Honduras Lottery crackdown, and a Jamestown Exposition invitation. It also reports on weathered dairy hacks, a Cincinnati factory incident, Jim Crow hearings, and leadership changes at Virginia Tech.
A raw egg can be taken with a touch of nutmeg lemon juice chopped parsley and salt or cayenne to improve flavor. The white of a raw egg applied to burns soothes and cools to prevent inflammation and stinging. Partly beaten raw eggs taken in one swallow aid bowel troubles and heal inflamed stomach and intestines. four eggs in 24 hours provide nourishment and medicinal benefit.
The text urges parents to curb a child's instinct to contradict, arguing polite disagreement is essential. It suggests phrases like "I beg your pardon, but you are mistaken" and "I think you are mistaken" as better manners. A mother can teach this without creating a prig, equating it with learning proper grammar.
A reader cites the New York Sun on training the eyes with daily ferry trips and skyline views to master distance in a dense urban setting. The fragment also recalls a reverend's Sunday lesson on penitent hearts and a watch that may misbehave, illustrating daily concerns in city life.
Hundreds suffer painful piles without trying Mian Zan Pile Remedy. It comes in forms for easy local use, relieving pain and inflammation for all pile types. Price advertised and sold at B A Gorrell's Drug Store.
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