Norfolk and Western Train Schedule Berryville 1995
Train times from Berryville to Roanoke Bristol Bluefield Welch Norton and beyond with Pullman sleepers and dining connections. Service includes Memphis Special connections at Roanoke to Chattanooga Nashville and Memphis and Hagerstown Washington Philadelphia. Agents H Hi Burks Berryville and W C Saunders Roanoke handle fares and reservations.
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Berryville
Roanoke
Bristol
Pullman
Broiler
Bluefield
Welch
Norton
Waynesboro
Gary
W. Va
Memphis
Chattanooga
Nashville
Shenandoah
Hagerstown
Shenandoah Junction
Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Pullicen
New York
H. Hi, Burks
W. C. Saunders
Gen. Pass
Fakers Expose Booth Relics Claim By H W Fay
Springfield WI April 7 Five alleged skulls of John Wilkes Booth and twenty Booths have been cited by H W Fay Lincoln tomb keeper as hoaxes. Fay says Booth died in a barn at Garrett farm after 11 days eluding pursuers and that those claiming Booth’s death seek notoriety. He recounts embalmed bodies shown in a commercial show and notes Putnam Corbett saw Booth through a crack before shooting him.
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Associated Press
Springfield
John+iWilkes
United
Booths
Herbert Wells Fay
Lincoln
Booth
Fay
Garrett Farm
Mr. Fay
David E. George
William H. Regan
George
Regan
John Wilkes Booth
Thomas A. Jones
Potomac
Baker
Secret Service
Poston Corbett
Comger
Washington
John F. May
Edwin Booth
Baltimore
Prismatic ring device could bring distant events to homes
C Francis Jenkins predicts a prismatic ring that lets radio listeners see the Olympic games and hear cheering from distant venues. He envisions stay at homes watching presidential inaugurations, regattas, parades, and sports, with radio bringing vivid pictures and even movies soon.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
American Chemical Society
C. Francis Jenkins
Washington, D. C
Hemes
Jenkins
Wire
Sunday Dinner Guests in Berryville Virginia
Berryville Virginia April 7 Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr and Mrs FH L Arnold included Mr and Mrs Charles Lake and son Clyde Mrs Edward Lake and daughter Mary Mr Rus sel Lake Mr C Malome wife and sons Cecil Wilbur and Charles Mr Joseph Godlove and Mr and Mrs N G Fiddler and children Mr and Mrs Hunter Myers spent part of Sunday with Mrs Myers mother Mrs Marshall Fiddler.
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Berryville
FH. L. Arnold
Charles Lake
Clyde
Edward
Lake
Mary
Russel
Malome
Cecil
Wilbur
Charles
Joseph Godlove
N. G. Fiddler
Hunter Myers
Myer
Marshall Fiddler
Ink from tree bark used in early dyeing processes
A fragment notes that homemade ink in earlier days came from red mac bark and St peilcoot from sags, used with tannin for dyeing. It mentions the American Tree association and implies common historical practices in ink and dye production.
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St Peilcoot
American Tree Association
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Paramount
Robert Kane
Henry King's
Alice Terry
Paramount Picture
Fox “Sunshine” Comedy Pathe Review
Producers Dist. Corp
Betty Comps
Tom MIX
Deadwood
Wedin Vierra
Ailie
Tate
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield
N.J
Norfolk & Western
City Hall
Championship of
Winchester
H. W. Fay
Freiburg
Christus and
Judas
Adolph and
George Fassnacht
Dimitrle Buchowetzki
Winchestery
Lloyd's Butter-Nut Bread
Brad
A. Shee
Lloyds Bakery
Martinsburg, W. VA
Apea
George Washington Hotel
North
Charles Street
Baltimore, Md
Miller Brothers
Telegraph Florists
Star and Durant
J. W. Cammer & Sons Star and Durant
Kernstown, YA
Burwell Conrad
Ham
Guernsey
Duval, Dunn & West
Hardesty Brothers
Summit Point
Rippon
Charles Town
Jones Brothers
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