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Newspaper

Mathews Journal

Location

Mathews, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1912

Page

7

Tell Agnes and the New York Tea Plot

John Emery travels to America on business but is swept into a romance with Agnes Dean, Mary Doan’s sister. A note from Mary asks him to tell Agnes of her engagement to Billy Wade, leading to a budding love as Emery and Agnes share tea and conversation in New York while Mary confirms the plan and hints at a future with Agnes as bridesmaid.

Agnes John Emery America New York Emimy Étes Mes Om Emery John 4Ery Doan Mary Doan Mary Billy Wade Mary Dean Roney Atlantic Emery Agnes Dean Ilfracombe Emory Lady Maud Mike Robin

burglars thwarted by daring rescue amid Amsterdam Avenue shop

Detectives searched a second floor warehouse at 165 Amsterdam Avenue for two burglars after learning they planned to reach the glass shed. Officer Sharpe was injured entering the building, rescued with help from firefighters, and two juveniles aged nine and eight were later charged with juvenile delinquency after admitting intent to steal apples.

New York James McCormick Lee Sharpe West Sixty-eighth Street Aaron Buschier Amsterdam Avenue No. 163 Buschler McCormick Sharpe Engine Company No. 40 Flower Hospital Prout Martin James Adam Ennis West Sixty-sixth Street Children’s Society

Americans Put to Passing Threat Near El Paso

General Emilio Campa, leading about 400 insurgents in Northern Sonora, threatens to put all Americans in Mexico to passing after September 15. The warning, relayed by Thomas Holland, former Texas Ranger, follows a War Department inquiry to General Steever about border troop needs.

EL Paso Texas Mexico Emilio Campa Sonora Thomas Holland San Geronimo Campa Steever War Department

British Aviator Badly Injured in Dover Biplane Crash

Special aviator here Friday suffered serious injuries when his biplane crashed eighty feet to earth due to motor trouble. The machine was wrecked in the incident at Dover, England, with the pilot surviving but injured.

Dover Eng

Somersault in Air Promised by Aviator Hamilton

Charles K. Hamilton, returning Monday night, announced ordering a new exhibition aircraft to perform a complete somersault in the air. He longs to be the first to accomplish the feat, having found previous machines too unwieldy. He notes his new planes must withstand the strain while he had delayed previously due to family present. Archbold says he resists the name Har and expects attention before Roosevelt speaks.

Hartford Charles K. Hamilton Hamilton

Roosevelt Campaign Hits Vermont In Progressive Push

Colonel Roosevelt opened a three day Vermont tour with a bristling ball park speech accusing the Democratic and Seennone parties of boss influence. He urged support for the Progressive cause and argued the old parties had outlived usefulness. Garfield backed his remarks noting strong statewide enthusiasm and expected 20 000 votes for Frazer Metzger in the governor race. Roosevelt planned stops at Manchester Rutland and Middlebury.

Bennington Roosevelt Vermont James R. Garfield Bull Moose Frazer Metzger Garfield North Bennington Ball Park Teddy Cuba Frazer Metzer Republican Party Abraham Lincoln Whig Party Democratic Party Republcan Chicago Penrose Barnes Guggenheim Taft Mr. Taft Party of Progress Whig Manchester Rutland Middlebury

Fire destroys Chappell Company wharf buildings in Norwich

A Thursday blaze at the Edward Chappell Company office on Central Wharf near the Thames River wiped out virtually all buildings on the wharf. A man’s body, burned beyond recognition, was found in the office. authorities believe he sought shelter for the night and unintentionally started the fire with an accidental cause.

Norwich Conn Edward Chappell Company Central Wharf Thames River Chappell Company

Cuban Reporter Must Be Punished

Special Charge dAffaires Hugh Gibson reported to the State Department that the Cuban reporter who assaulted him was arrested twice and released twice. The department demanded adequate punishment for the Cuban reporter and notified the Cuban legation in Washington that no lesser action would suffice.

Washington, D. C Hugh Gibson Mavana State Department

Man Kills Himself Near Marlborough Hotel After Coney Island Visit

A man identified by initials A W Yerger of Mobile Alabama shot himself in front of the Marlborough Hotel Broadway at 36th Street in the presence of a young woman. He had arrived earlier under the alias A W Rodgers from Jackson Mississippi with a companion named George Mumford of New York. A search of his clothing failed to identify him, though the gold watch bore Yerger’s initials and his trousers carried Adler Rochester. Investigators sought to confirm whether the corpse was the missing Mobile businessman.

New York A. W. Yerger Mobile Ala Marlborough Broadway Thirty-sixth Street Coney Island Cadillac A . W. Rodgers Jackson, Miss George W. Mumford Frances Wellington Werner Forty-fifth Street West Thirty-fifth Street A. W Adler Rochester William E Clark West Broadway Moreland Endicott A A. W. Verger Yerger Clark Level Best Show Store

Italians Search Beirut Harbor Seize Turkish Ship

After twenty four hours of activity in the harbor the Italian fleet appeared off Beirut on Thursday and moved toward Rhodes on Friday taking a large Turkish sailing ship captured earlier. They searched several Russian Austrian and British merchant ships in the harbor and took about fifty Turkish sailors as prisoners of war.

Beirut Rhoades

Williamsburg Female Institute Offerings and Admission

Williamsburg Female Institute established by the Norfolk Presbytery offers preparatory academic and freshman college work plus Bible music household economics stenography and normal training for public school teachers. Modern brick building nine month board and tuition 175 dollars. Session begins September 17th. For catalogue contact.

Williamsburg Female Institute Norfolk Presbytery

Rock Hill College Diploma Admits Hopkins Medical School

Rock Hill College announces a diploma program with admission to Hopkins Medical School. A rigorous Preparatory Department serves boys from age twelve upward, led by Brother Maurice as President.

Hopkins Medical School

Virginia Tech Early Courses and Campus Highlights

Virginia Polytechnic Institute outlines degree programs in Agriculture Hor ticulture Applied Chemistry Applied Geology Civil Mining Mechanical and Electrical Engineering Metallurgy and Metallography. The campus includes sixty four instructors well equipped shops laboratories and barns with steam heating and electric lights in dormitories and a library of twelve thousand sixty volumes. A Farm of Pete and a Two Year Course in Agriculture and Farmers Winter Course are noted with a nine month session total cost unspecified in the fragment.

Pete

Doan's Kidney Pills Benefit Virginia Spitzer

Mrs. Virginia Spitzer of Buena Vista Virginia describes thirty years of kidney pain dizziness headaches and partial blindness. She credits Doan's Kidney Pills with quick relief during a three week hospital stay and eventual full recovery. She urges others with back or kidney troubles to ask for Dean's Kidney Pills at 60 cents.

Virginia Spitzer Buena Vista Doan Dean

Flynn Tells of Police Grafting in New York

Former deputy police commissioner William J. Flynn now heads the U S Secret Service in New York testifies before the grand jury about gambling and graft in the city. He says gambling could be stamped out despite officials claiming otherwise. The testimony centers on a claimed transfer of 30 to 40 unserved warrants and a list of major gambling resorts when he resigned.

Chicago Ilil William J. Flynn United States Secret Service New York Grand Whitman Criminal Courts Flynn Dougherty

Vicksburg Gunboat Communication Troubles Alarm Navy

San Diego officials report repeated attempts to contact the gunboat Vicksburg after it said its propeller was broken and hull damaged. Messages from Sealey Pollan and Pleiades placed the vessel near Magdalena Bay but later data questioned its location. Navy officers fear an unresolved status and could not reach the Vicksburg after the Pleiades report.

San Diego Cal Vicksburg Sealey Pollan Magdalena Bay Pleiades Cape San Lazare

Riverside Stable Fire Saves Most Horses in Pittsburgh

A fire at the Riverside Horse and Mule Company stables on River Avenue and Darrah Street, Northside, Pittsburg caused about 50,000 in damages. Eight of more than 200 horses perished, while the rest were driven to safety into the streets.

Pittsburg Riverside Riverside Horse and Mule Company River Avenue Darrah Street Northside

Shy Looking Stranger Asks Police for Dollar

A well dressed man about 35 entered the Charles Street police station and, after failing to engage, wrote a note requesting a dollar to satisfy a big appetite and a nickel carfare home. He left after receiving a dime. Lieutenant McGowan remarked on the unlikely scene.

New York Charles Street Bronx McGowan

Albanian Peasantry Loot Ipek City Markets

Albanian peasants raid Ipek looting bazaars shops and homes. Authorities are powerless to stop the depredations. Soldiers attempting to intervene are fired upon and forced to take cover amid the disorder in Salonika.

Salonika Turkey Ipek

Hat vs Fan in Elevator Sparks Philadelphia Suit

In Philadelphia a woman sues the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad after her willow plume was torn from her hat when it was pulled into an electric fan in a terminal elevator. The incident prompted a demand for compensation for damage and prompted questions about who pays for such mishaps.

Philadelphia Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company

Orchard Tea Tempts Motorists For Tiny Town Venture

A suburban girl hosts orchard tea near a route used by motorists to earn pin money during vacation. Visitors arrive in small numbers then swell as word spreads, with tea, bread and butter, preserves, eggs and homemade cakes selling to guests. The venture grows into a popular stop for weary travelers, though managing crowds proves challenging.

Monday Mood and the Call for Tuesday Courage

The piece contemplates the universal Monday malaise as a social and psychological effect rather than a fixed after effect of Sunday rest. It argues Monday can be overcome by adopting a proactive Tuesday mindset, with time correcting the mood and offering a brighter turn.

Scarfs and collars dominate this season’s dress trends

The article notes thick counters at cheap sales and a variety of collars and scarfs. Lawn collars with fine embroidery are popular, especially necklines meeting at the back. Long pointed front collars are less flattering except for very tall women, while Irish crochet collars gain favor with coarser crochet. Scarfs in gauze with colored flowers stand out, and neckwear such as Robespierre collars in net or white muslin with lace trims refreshes day dresses and gowns. A standout ensemble features a two collar arrangement and crystal buttons, with black velvet neckbands edged by pleated lace for those willing to bare their throats.

Robespierre

The Sporting Jacket and Complexion Tips for 1920s Teens

The article describes a twenty six inch length box style tennis coat with three pockets and medium sleeves in dark red or flame with hunter green collar, plus Norfolk blazer trends and fabrics like Knicker home spun and French flannel. It also offers cucumber juice beauty advice with alcohol and benzoin as a skin treatment and mentions white warm weather options.

Norfolk

Veal with Mushroom Sauce Recipe Guide

A recipe notes heating veal and serving with a mushroom sauce. Dissolve batter and flour in milk, add mushrooms half a can or fourteen fresh halves, cook until thick, then pour over veal for serving.

Center Roast Crown Dish With Creamy Carrot Pea Filling

Directions describe mixing diced carrots and green peas with cream and butter, seasonings, and heating in a stewpan. The blend is served in the center of a crown roast as a creamy stuffing.

Tomato Salad Recipe Notes

Select ripe tomatoes of equal size. Peel and scoop centers. Chill on ice. Fill cavities with chopped celery and nuts. Cover with dressing. Serve on lettuce or parsley.

Teed Watermelon Dessert Preparation Note

Instructions describe cubing ripe watermelon, sprinkling with sugar salt and cinnamon, chilling in a cream freezer or pail surrounded by ice for forty five minutes, then serving in champagne glasses. This reads as a concise recipe style tip from a vintage kitchen note.

Toasted Sardines With Ham And Chocolate Cake

A recipe fragment describes draining twelve sardines and frying them in melted butter with salt red pepper and ham cheese coating then baking ten minutes. It also details a chocolate cake mixing butter sugar yolks chocolate boiling water flour and eggs then baking for sixty minutes in a moderate oven.

Roosevelt call and prison escape tale headline

The Wise Virginian reports Mr. C. W. Morse from Georgia penitentiary has returned to Wall Street after a deathbed wish to go back. The piece ties his story to a broader note on honesty decency and patriotism tied to voting for Roosevelt for President.

Roosevelt C. W. Morse Georgia Penitentiary Wall Street Abingdon

Leoni ardi Golden Eye Lotion advertised for fast eye relief

An advertising notice claims Granulated Eye Lids and weak inflamed eyes are cured in one day by Leonardi's Golden Eye Lotion. It cools heals and strengthens with a money back guarantee. Sold by B. Leonard & Co. in Tampa Florida at 26 ets, prepaid on receipt.

Leoneardi Leonardi’s B. Leonard & Co Tampa Fla

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Dorothy Douglas Tutt Barly Archbold Har Alexandria Waynesboro Leon Miller Williamsport W. S. Tanner Paint E. Main Street Gow Michmend Sssvas Bull Moosers Gibson W. M. Hunter Williamsburg, Va State Female Normal School Farmville J. L. Jarman Farmville, Va Rock Hill College Ellicott City, Md Baltimore B. and O. A Brothers of the Christian Schools Brother Maurice Davis-Wagher Virginia Polytechnic Institute Blacksburg, Va Abbinged, H,d LL. D Wilson Woman’s Department Richmond Bag Company E. Cary St Richmond Betier Pura Ubi Geper Kellogg Switchboard & Supply Co Ge. K. Palmore Ninth Street Dot Fool Gasoline
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