Lebanon Church Notes Report of local events and visits
April 24 church notes report a school program tonight and a social by the eee Club hosted by Miss avy Rhoades. Sunday visitors at Mrs. John Norbeck’s include Mrs. Virginia Mitchell and daughter, Mr. Willie Linaburg, and Miss Cadwallader from Mine Bank. Mrs. G W Rhoades and Mrs. Mary Orndorff visited Fawcetts Gap last Thursday. Mr. Branson Miller is very much observed.
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Lebanon Church
Eee
Avy Rhoades
John Norbeck
Virginia Mitchell
Willie Linaburg
Cadwallader
Mine Bank
G. W. Rhoades
Mary Orndorff
Fawcetts Gap
Branson Miller
American women praised as best groomed by Sir John Lavery
London April 24 Sir John Lavery president Royal Academy of Art praises American women as best groomed and spends most time on dress He notes many wealthy women lack maids to tend to clothing and admires New York despite soot from strikes He says he could work faster in America and wishes a trans Atlantic climate in England to spark hustle.
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London
John Lavery
Royal Academy of Art
United States
Sir John
Lady Lavery
New York City
America
England
Royal spectacles and fashion clashes spark Britain
Princess Victoria the first royal to wear horn rimmed glasses faces teasing from King George who eventually adopts the look. The school masters and women teachers clash over gender roles with unions backing resistance to male teachers under women principals. Princess Mary admires a kitten dress during a needlework exhibition.
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Victoria
George
England
Wembley
Britain
National Union of Women Techers
Women’s Freedom League
Lady Frances Balfour
Parisian Appeal For Mary Garden At Opera Comique
Comoedia reports Parisian efforts to invite Mary Garden to sing at the Opera in tribute to her work for French opera in America. Garden to perform Melisande at Opera Comique with Massager conducting. proposal tied to Salome revival and Alfano's Resurrection. Restitude Touzet, born 1823, boasts long life and sharp wit, while French taxes face a sweeping, hazy code and a convicted ship prepares a Jamaica voyage for rum to Havre.
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Paris
Comoedia
Mary Garden
Opera
America
Miss Garden
Melissande
Opera Comique
Andre Massager
National Academy of Music
Paris Opera
Salome
M. Rouche
Alfano
Berlin Court Judges Barred From Dozing In Court
The Supreme Judicial Tribunal in Berlin abolishes the old rule that a judge's mere presence suffices for a fair trial. A new provision lets either party seek a retest of a case if a judge slept during proceedings, requiring evidence of deep sleep to affect the outcome.
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Berlin
Criminal Court
Germany
Supreme Judicial Tribunal
Bar Association
Local Social Visits Record in Suburban Community
Mr and Mrs Dewey Hulver visited Mrs Hulvers sister Mrs Leslie Himelright last week Miss Pauline Melon went to Philadelphia on a visit Misses Mary Rhoades and Virginia Campbell visited Mrs Ernest Funk houser last evening
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Dewey Hulver
Hulver
Leslie Himelright
Pauline Melon
Philadelphia
Mary Rhoades
Virginia Campbell
Ernest Funkhouser
Property Is Saved By Changing Wind
An alarm of fire from a brush pile on R. W. Catlett’s farm near Whitacache Va caused excitement as flames threatened W. H. Catess buildings before the wind shifted and saved them.
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Whitacahe
R. W. Catlett
W. H.catess
How I Improved My Health by Lydia B Pinkham’s Compound
A testimonial from Mrs. Weaver praising Lydia B Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for reducing ill health. She reports stronger energy after three to four weeks, better sleep, and completing daily tasks while caring for three children. She encourages others to try the remedy and to correspond with questions about it. The story notes widespread family endorsement across generations.
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Mrs. Weaver
Lydia BE
Pinkham
Lawrence Weaven
East Smithfield St
Mt. Pleasant
Lydia B. Pinkham
Dressing Gowns Like Princess Mary's Little Georgie
Small boys in the smart set inspire a trend as mothers seek dressing gowns matching Princess Mary's boy George. The detail reflects fashion influence from royal attire seeping into everyday garments for children.
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Georgie
Fire subsides as neighbors aid in control
Wind abated and neighbors arrived to help extinguish the blaze. Mrs. Bertha Kimble fell ill Thursday with severe abdominal pain. Dr. Offutt advised immediate surgery after arrival. She was transported to Winchester Memorial Hospital where Dr. Stuart prepared and an appendectomy was performed for a ruptured appendix.
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Bertha Kimble
Dr. Offutt
City ordinance schedules license taxes for various trades
The ordinance lists annual license taxes for piano agents, private bankers, public rooms, storage, real estate, scales, street vendors, telegraph companies, theatrical shows, tire shops, tobacco dealers, and more. Amounts range from 2 to 300 dollars with penalties for violations and special cases for public venues and mobile trades.
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Winchester
Virginia
United States
Chester
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French
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la Martiniere
Island of
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