Valley fruit industry noted as vast and promising tour expands ties
Richmond financiers and business leaders tour the Valley praising its orchard wealth and pledging to address transportation barriers that hinder contact with the capital. They call distance a hurdle caused by poor facilities and urge joint efforts to improve trunk lines and communication for mutual profit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Represtalas
Richmond
Vaive
Valnce
Virginia
Garden
New York
Boston
United Effort
mutmai_ profit
Baldness and Breath Theories In Medical Opinion
A discussion on baldness as a social illusion and defense mechanism. Dr Parker advocates abdominal breathing as a cure, claiming experiments link breathing to hair retention. The piece contrasts male vanity with medical theories and notes skepticism from observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Socrates
de- Olitle James
Kentucky
Dr. Parker
Cian
Rippling Raymes by Walt Mason
A humorous verse about Jim Jackson with a glittering new bus, depicting the narrator’s struggle to show kindness and the impulse to tease or push others gently for a smile. The playful, rustic tone highlights social teasing and awkward camaraderie.
Dwelling Listings on Leicester and Piccadilly Streets
Early possession advertised for a six room stucco dwelling on Piccadilly Street with bath lights porches and yard offered at 3500. Another dwelling on Leicester Street lists six rooms with a front yard and garage space at 3750. Fruit lands offer lot bargains ranging 600 800 1320 and 2500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leicester Street
Piccadilly Street
Personal news from Frederick county and beyond
Local residents are noted for visits and travels. Ollie Vance returns from Florida in a large Packard carriage while Mrs. Wagner of Watsontown visits her brother in law William Wagner and heads to Washington. Others include Chiles in Frederick county visiting relatives, McKenny Berry returning to Washington, Janneys and Lily Sheet z from Baltimore, Carr arriving from the north, Scott returning to Worthington, Ryan visiting Washington, Baker heading to New Orleans for a Knights Templar conclave, Goghert and Gray from Washington, Greene on a business trip, Elsie Ramsburg leaving for Baltimore, Madge Affleck returning to New York, Duffey visiting Washington, and R Gray Williams in Baltimore on business returning home tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Wagner
Watsontown
William M. Wagner
Washington
Secferson
Bea Lee
Midvain
Kredy
Washington County
Public sale announced in Winchester for distressed goods
By distress warrant in the case Bruce Capper vs Fred Mort I offer for public sale at the Winchester Court House at 10 oclock Saturday April 29 cash only two nearly new walnut bedroom suites one mahogany dining room suite with china cabinet chairs rugs a gas range and one Victrola Luther Pannett conducts the sale
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Capper
Fred Mort
Court House
Winchester
Virginia
Pendleton Family Chronicle: Winchester Lawyer and Early Judge
Complications and a postwar judicial first mark Judge Pendleton’s career in Winchester from 1869 to 1870. He formed a prominent law practice with Edmund P. Dandridge, later retiring about two decades ago, while his son Alexander R. Pendleton followed legal studies at Princeton and Virginia. The original Mason home Selma was destroyed by Federal troops during the Civil War due to Mason’s Confederate mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Robert H. Turner
Pendleton
James M. Mason
Selma
Mason
Confederate States
Mason and Slidell
Edmund P. Dandridge
Fragmentary OCR Note with Garbled Text
A damaged OCR snippet presents unclear phrases and stray words. Readable elements mention names unlikely to form a coherent event or context. The record notes a jumbled collection of terms without a discernible People place or action.
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The
Evening Star
Barry Flood Byrd
Sunday Evening Star Publishing Co
Morning News
Weekly News
Weekly Mirror
Sorl
United
Caramier
Ake Fur Rendiss
Bernia
Walt Mason
Killioys
Jim Jackson
Hhmur
Sion
Newlin & Company
fMoerntegre
Eal Gataile Avion
Silialiar
Ollie Vance
Florida
Eugene Chiles
Pittsburgh
Frederick County
Lucien Carr
Alfred D. Scott
Edward March
Worthington
A. M. Baker
New Orleans
Knights Templar
United States
Emma Goghert
J. Foster Gray
Mr. H. R. Greene
Elsie Ramsburg
Baltimore
Madge Affleck
John W. Affleck
Peyton Street
Mr. R. Gray ‘Williams
Luther Pannett
Lancaster
Waynesboro
Lancaster County
Stockletons
Old’ Vic
Vicinis
Pat
Pearse
Ieee Ff
Verrans
Maxweil
Torrie Somew
Cheep Larry WM
Vienne
Tor
Sephorws
Ultra Sage RR
Campbell
N.Y Ave
Martinsburg
South Marx St
Massey Bros
Virginia Ave
J. A. Ashton
Fuller and Johnson
C. C. Bauserman
Stephens City
Bell Phone
S. Main St
Piedmont Business College
Lynchburg
North Kent Street
John G. Hubbard
Grimes
Mutual Phone
Eden
Ryder
Northern
Va. Power Co
N. Main Struet
American Gas Improvement CO
American Gas Improvement Company
Winchester Gas and Electric Light Company
American Gas* Improvement Co
American. Gas Improvement CO
W. A. Ryan
Banees
Ap. Thomas & Messer Company
W. Balto
St. Baltimore
Williaw Penn
RED Star Detroit Vapor Oil
P. C. Neidemeyer & CO. Cor. Main and Water Sts
Complete Home Furnishers
Salco V. B
C. L. Robinson Ice and Cold Storage Corp
Berryville
W. Va
Berkeley Storage Co
Charles Town
DeVoe’s
the People’s Drug Co., Inc
North Main St
Skill Craft Clothes
Evans
North Main Street
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