Fraternal Orders Meet in Lex Vonnell No 179 Hall
Lex Vonnell No 179 of the Junior Order United American Mechanics holds Friday night meetings at the Odd Fellows Hall.
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Newspaper
Lexington Gazette
Location
Lexington, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1908
Page
2
Lex Vonnell No 179 of the Junior Order United American Mechanics holds Friday night meetings at the Odd Fellows Hall.
Ad for Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root claims kidney trouble causes many sudden deaths and offers a sample bottle and book by mail. It touts Swamp Root as a remedy for pain, frequent urination, and night urges, with address to Kilmer & Co in Binghamton New York.
A composite of early 20th century ads and notes includes Botanic Blood Balm promotions for skin and blood diseases, tonic claims, and free samples. It also contains export tallies for coffee from Maracaibo in 1907, testimonials on kidney and cough remedies, and various notices about medicines, legality, and industry developments. The piece mentions Tongataboo forces, Chinese measures, Greece currant alcohol, and Cape May orchid finds.
Fragmentary verse honors Benjamin Hathaway as a fervent worker in a furnace like loom and spindle. The text invokes a spiritual fidelity, praising perseverance in a long, strenuous task amid harsh heat and toil. The piece blends prayerlike language with industrial imagery.
The New York volunteers challenged Latta’s steam fire engine in a public trial at City Hall Park on Feb 9 1855 before 20000 spectators. The Brevet engine No 42 faced Latta steam engine with rival streams 189 vs 182 feet and later beat on the roof with a 150 foot hose test drawing cheers.
Lord 8 journeys from the metropolis to test a blacksmith in a rural enclosure. The nobleman ties his horse, challenges the craftsman to wrestling, is tossed over the hedge, and asks for his horse back afterward. The blacksmith resumes work.
A Washington Post piece explains careful razor care using ivory handled razors. The man favors resting blades after sharpening to prevent edge crystallization and stresses avoiding sharpening before shaving. He assigns Sundays and holidays to specific blade numbers to balance wear and rest.
Instructions describe two methods to conceal scratches on varnished furniture. First use a camel hair brush and shellac varnish to cover the spot until it dries thoroughly. Second mix equal parts turpentine and boiled linseed oil and brush quickly over the scratch, wipe away the residue after about thirty seconds, then rub.
A playful 12:30 departure ends with a flirtatious exchange about yawning. Miss Genevieve and Mr Smallweed share light banter with a warned jab about a girl who yawned and dislocated her jaw.
To make cold cream take oil of almonds two parts, spermaceti half an ounce and white wax a drain. Melt together and while cooling add two ounces rosewater, stirring until cold. Also make with four ounces unsalted butter, four ounces white wax and one ounce vaseline. Melt, perfume with oil of bergamot. The more cold creams are stirred during cooling, the whiter they become.
Congressman Hitchcock of Oraska writes to The World arguing the maps used to judge Bryan are misleading. He accuses the World of unfairness and political manipulation while praising Bryan's support and criticizing editorial attacks as counterproductive to democracy. G M Herrencock, M C, Nebraska, signs the letter.
A German town physician advises sleeping in a cold well ventilated room with windows partly open to avoid illness. He claims most people fear cold air though it speeds recovery and should sleep warm with blankets and a quilt. He notes fresh air makes mornings feel alive. Africa yields over a third of world gold with annual outputs of 150 million, Australia 85 million, and New Zealand 10 million.
A collage of brief notes reports and rumors from Philadelphia to Paris New York and Chicago touching crime politics business and society. Topics include hangings in Philadelphia open saloon debates in New York clergy appeals in Chicago magnesium research at Carnegie Institute mill shutdowns in New England Nesbit Thaw divorce talks Japanese Chinese steamer dispute a bank incident in Omaha Mount Vesuvius ascent iron industry tariffs Virginia law Easter dates Turkish railway to Mecca Virginia Hotel Staunton reopening and staff details.
An advertisement claims PAZO OINTMENT cures piles including itching bleeding and protruding types within six days or money refunded. It states druggists are authorized to reimburse customers if the product fails.
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