Middletown Post Office Second Class Matter Entry
The note indicates material entered at the Middletown Virginia post office as second class matter, signaling a mailing status designation and archival handling.
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Newspaper
Middletown Weekly
Location
Middletown, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1912
Page
4
The note indicates material entered at the Middletown Virginia post office as second class matter, signaling a mailing status designation and archival handling.
The article reviews Woodrow Wilsons Sea Girt acceptance speech highlighting a core idea that representatives must partner with the people. It argues Wilson defends the people against trusts and corporations while urging open doors of opportunity and justice, praising his integrity and stance in a pivotal era.
A pastoral meditation uplifts feminine labor in pasture and harvest scenes and exhorts mothers to seek health and schooling for children. It blends poetry with moral advice on education and early 20th century domestic customs and tastes.
A concise guide on renewing neglected friendships. It urges writing to rekindle a long held bond, noting common guilt over delayed letters and the mutual benefit of reestablishing a valued relationship. The piece encourages both sides to reach out for the sake of shared interests.
Lebanon residents host and visit relatives across nearby towns. Ephraim and Mrs Pifer and daughter visited Relief, J C Hockman and Lester Pangle returned from Oklahoma, Mart Snarr visited Mt Olive, Jesse Bly and son of Strasburg spent time with Ida Keller, and many others were guests or hosting in the area. A lawn party at John Mumaw drew a large crowd and several Bowman families traveled to and from Martinsburg Winchester Capon Road and Opequon.
The Weekly reports it has secured 200 copies of the ORIGINAL History for sale. The offer responds to strong reader demand and provides limited edition access to the long awaited work.
Well bound cloth volume containing 400 pages. authentic history of our neighborhood. Reads like a novel. Price two dollars net with postage fifteen cents extra. Also available The Weekly subscriptions priced at one year one dollar, six months fifty cents, three months twenty five cents.
List of properties in Strasburg and Shenandoah County includes a modern two story metal roof home with 7 rooms and bath, hot water heat, electric lights. another 14 room house with porches and city water. a 7 room near the corporate line. a 4 room with outbuildings. five 30x125 foot lots. Cash offered, quick buyers urged.
Ten acres of apples and 450 fruit trees, 50 acres of timber, fenced, near Strasburg and Fauquier counties. Includes an ordinary six room dwelling, farm with ten stalls, well watered by streams and freestone springs. Described as a grain and stock farm needing care, priced at 15.00 per acre with about 740 acres half cleared.
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