Rockbridge Lodge Thursday Meetings at Odd Fellows Hall
Rockbridge Lodge No 68 holds Thursday night gatherings at Odd Fellows Hall. Members invite attendance and note regular schedule for fellowship and lodge business sessions.
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Newspaper
Lexington Gazette
Location
Lexington, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1908
Page
1
Rockbridge Lodge No 68 holds Thursday night gatherings at Odd Fellows Hall. Members invite attendance and note regular schedule for fellowship and lodge business sessions.
An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney and bladder troubles. It claims the product cleanses the kidneys, improves urination, and relieves pain while offering a free sample and booklet by mail from Binghamton New York.
An advertisement touts Botanic Blood Balm with bold claims of curing blood poison and skin sores. Concurrently, Mississippi politics feature speeches by Willian J. Bryan and a summary of legislative votes, while various drug ads promote remedies like Laxative Cough Syrup and Blood Bitters.
The fragmentary verse depicts nature as powerful and untamed, praising wild beauty while critiquing civilized greed. It contrasts acorn huts and woodlands with human fear and desire, noting birds and animals in a lush, untamed setting.
In a court scene a ten year old girl nicknamed the old child bewitched people to death according to her own tale. She admitted to harming two men, while her father the judge faced questions about her claims. The girl was acquitted after claiming she was pressured to confess under threat of torture.
A schoolgirl small in stature sits on a narrow four inch space as two portly men refuse to yield their seats. A scrub woman enters, clears the seat and reveals the men buried under 250 pounds of cleaning effort. The girl laughs, claiming humorous revenge on a crowded Broadway car in New York Sun style.
A historical look at the rise of the reaper kings in the farming industry, their patent conflicts, and how Abraham Lincoln benefited financially from a key lawsuit with McCormick. The piece links these lawsuits to Lincoln's later rise as a Republican candidate amid the era’s patent wars.
A young man and a hesitant young woman seek to marry as a minister tries to calm their awkward moment. He asks if a ring is needed, and she jokes that one could come from the two dollars in hand, reflecting their playful, informal engagement.
The Virginia Society in Kentucky held a February 22 gathering in Louisville with about 140 attendees including Kentucky guests. Rev. Dr. F W MacCorkle praised Scotch-Irish Virginia founders, citing Hampden-Sydney and Washington and Lee, their devotion to the Bible, temperance, and public service, while acknowledging flaws and enduring legacy in American rights and law.
The Clifton Forge Review and other Virginia papers favor restoring monthly sessions of the County Court via a constitutional amendment. They argue the people would overwhelmingly vote to revive the system. Separately a vast Greenland ice sheet is described as a century old mass covering about 600000 square miles and averaging a mile and a half thick, larger than the Mediterranean Sea.
The jumble notes Virginia college fundraising and Carnegie grants for Lycebburg, numbers on suicides in Prussia, soldier home stats in Richmond, and local anecdotes from Round Hill and Middleburg. It mentions a Mexico bank robbery, a 100 year old dealer, New Jersey Confederate recovery proposals, and varied oddities from a Florida fire to ghost bequests and a dentist tale.
Druggists offer refunds if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure within four days. The advertisement warns of persistent symptoms and asserts rapid relief for hemorrhoidal issues including itching bleeding and protraction.
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