Roanoke Roanoke Shenandoah Lines Schedule Notes
Limited excerpt shows June 17 1928 train times Roanoke Shenandoah and Harrisburg routes with parlor car and Pullman sleeper details. Mentions intermediate stations Bris Shenandoah Hagerstown Philadelphia and New York, with agent Burks Berry W C Saunders Roanoke Va.
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Roanoke
Brisfield
Pocahontas
Welch
Pullman
Shenandoah
Liman Sileepiphin
New York
Burks
Berry
W. C. Saunders
Roanke
New Union Station Plans Include Jail Morgue and Shops
Chicago Aug 3 Associated Press reports plans for the new union station feature a jail for prisoner transfers, a morgue, immigrant laundry, railway hospital, dry goods and swearing apparel stores, and dispatch announcements. Main building cost set at 10 million dollars with 18 months construction.
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Associated’ Press
Chicago
Union Station
Azure
Democratic Primary Called in Frederick County Virginia 1923
Notice orders a Democratic primary in Frederick County Virginia on August 7 1923 to nominate State Senate and House of Delegates and county district officers. Precincts listed include Neffstown ucetown White Fant salsa Ash a Dolans Baker's Mill O Run Old Forse and more with sunrise to sunset voting. Luther Pannett 73 Frederick County VA official signs.
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Commonwealth
Lessser
Richmond
James Hayes, JR
The
Frederick County
Virginia
State Senate
House of Delegates
Neffstown
Ucetown
White Fant Salsa
Asha
Dolans
Baker's Mill
O, Run
Old Forse
Auadionce
Pendens City
Canterbury
Armel
Carpers Valley
Kernstown
Greenwood
Luther Pannett
Harding's Life: Domestic Policy and Pioneer Roots
The article portrays President Harding as a patient, advisory leader who restrained Congress from wasteful spending, pushed for tax and tariff reforms, and favored economy in government. It notes his vetoes, his role in tariff revision, and his Ohio pioneer background from Blooming Grove born November 2, 1866, with early work in a newspaper.
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Aroe
Congress
Harding
Oser
Treasury
Aker
House
Senate
Uder
Tariff Commission
Hardy Pioneer
Blooming Grove
Morrow County
Ohio
George T. Harding
Iberia
Frederick County and Winchester Candidacy Announcements
A series of political notices from Frederick County and Winchester public notices declare candidacies for multiple offices. Individuals announce runs for House of Delegates Commissioner of Revenue Supervisor Sheriff and other roles with opposition in the Democratic Primary set for August 7, 1923.
Grover H announces candidacy for local and state offices
A candidate announces intent to run for the General Assembly representing Frederick, Clarke, and Winchester in the Democratic primary. He also seeks the Gainesboro and Stonewall District supervisor seats, pledging faithful service if nominated and elected.
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Gainesboro
Stonewall
Grover H
Harding's rise from newspaper apprentice to U S Senator and president
The article traces the early life of a Marion publisher who built the MARION STAR, noting his start as a printer and publisher, his shift from Democrat to Republican, and his ascent to Ohio State Senator, Lieutenant Governor, U S Senator, and finally President. It highlights his Baptist faith, fraternal memberships, and passion for golf and fishing, along with ties to notable figures like McKinley.
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Harding
Star Office
James G. Blaine
Neves Eve Vany
Marion County
Toto
Ohio
United States Senate
William McKinley
Theodore Rees
Foraker
Penrose
Marion
Elk and Moose
White House
Prelate Peery Seeks Funds to Save Holy Land Shrines
Archbishop Panteleimén arrives in New York to enlist American Christians in preserving sacred sites in Palestine such as the Holy Sepulchre Bethlehem Nazareth and the Mount of Olives. He cites postwar financial strain on the Jerusalem Patriarchate and partners with the American Committee on the Preservation of Sacred Places chaired by Bishop Manning and Charles McFarland of the Federal Council of Churches.
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Associated Press
New York
Holy Land
Panteleimén
Patriarchate of Jerusalem
America
Holy Sepulchre
Bethlehem
Nazareth
The
Mount of Olives
T Patriarchate of
Jerusalem
Patriarchate
William T. Manning
Episcopal Diocese of
Chares S. McFarland
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
Young farmers hike from Charlottesville to Washington
Three students from Meriwether Agricultural School in Albemarle County journey northward to Washington led by their agriculture teacher M Taylor. The group travels by foot on a planned hike to raise awareness for farming education.
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Middletown
Washington
Meriwether Agricultural School
Albemale
M. Taylor
Charlottesville
Berna
New Hostelry Opens Aug 15 in Winchester
The Commerc Hotel on Piccadilly set to open August 15 as workers finish interior fitting. The 26 room establishment will be run by Mr and Mrs F L Buckley, formerly in charge of Evans Hotel. Expect relief from crowding as openings expand local hotel and boarding house capacity. Completion of Hotel George Washington planned for Market and Picadilly will add to hotel options for travelers.
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Commer
Piccadilly Street
Nape
Orkmen
F. L. Buckley
Evans Hotel
George Washington
Market and
Picadilly
Winchester
Ees
Pecomaeaee Aa
Cancer treatment found promising
Dr William J Mayo of Rochester said no cure for cancer had been demonstrated at the London congress. He noted promising results from Liverpool experiments and praised the physicians serving President Harding, saying they would be capable in handling a family case.
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New York
William J. Mayo
Rochester
Minn
National Society of Surgery
London
Liverpool
Mayor
Last Rites for Mrs Mary C Hoover
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary C. Hoover widow of William H. Hoover formerly of Shenandoah County Va were held Wednesday afternoon at Centenary Reformed Church where she was a member The Rev F M Casselman was absent so the service was conducted by Rev Dr F T McFaden The interment followed at Mount Hebron Cemetery pallbearers included Charles P Kremer Edward Grim Charles Cross William Sho walter EE W Carper and Jack Bros h Relatives and friends attended including Mr and Mrs William H Hoover and Elmer Painter and others
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary C. Hoover
William H. Hoover
Shenandoah County
Centenary Reformed Church
F. T.cFaden
Presbyterian Church
Mount Hebron
Charles P. Kremer
Edward Grim
Charles Cross
William Showalter
EE. W. Carper
Jack Brosh
William_H. Hoover
Elmer Painter
Fragmentary Names list in Washington and Kansas
Reading shows a fragment: and daughter Paul and Susie Inter Mr and Mrs W H Woddié and Mrs Albert Miller all of Washington and Robert B Coffman of Kansas Va.
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Paul
Susie Inter
W. H. Woddié
Albert Miller
Washington
Robert 8. Coffman
Kanassas
Glass Making Trick and Chinese Paper Traditions
A note on a method to break glass by heating a red hot iron and drawing a notch along the edge. It also mentions failed attempts at a modern paper mill in China and lists four traditional papers made by old methods including bark paper and rice based sheets.
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China
Via
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STAR
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Pont
Franklin
T. H. Sprint
Hudson
Essex
Hienson Motor Co
R. Willis
Rye
É EB. Kline
Mme. de Genlis
Commonwealth of Virginia
Frederick
Harding's
Frederick A Clarke Counties
Richards
Lee N. Whitacre
Commissioner of Revenue
Gg Sang
Thia
Hick
Phereby
General Assembly
Clarke County
Dabney C. Harrison
T. Adams
Peery
Palestine
W. H. Hoover
Maxwell
Chapman Auto Supply
Smallwood Motor Co
Stephens City
Chamberlain
Paris
Goodyear
United States
Hood
Fish
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