Cumberland Valley Time Table November 26 1916
Train schedule for Cumberland Valley shows routes to Winchester from listed stations at 9 20 am daily except Sunday 1 45 am and 7 22 pm daily with daily X service except Sunday. Tower Supt H A Rippie Gen P A.
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Cumberland Valley
Norfolk and Western Schedule October 20 1915
Train timetable details from Berryville Roanoke Bristol and intermediate points. It lists departures and connections including No. 5 6:38 p.m. Shenandoah and intermediate stations No. 28 9:32 a.m. for Hagerstown Harrisburg Philadelphia and New York with connections at Shenandoah Junction or Washington.
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Norfolk & Western
Berryville
Hagerstown
Not To Advance Price Of Coffee In New York Dispatch
A New York dispatch reports wholesale coffee merchants will not raise prices though costs to produce and package have increased. An importer says it would be wrong to pass higher costs onto consumers.
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New York
Holesale
Alugh
Black Draught Promises Health From Century Old Remedy
An old advertisement touts Thedford’s Black Draught as a pure vegetable remedy for weak stomachs, colic, wind, nausea, and headaches. It claims a decade of use in families, with “no long spell of sickness” since starting the remedy and markets it widely at 25 cents per package.
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Thedford
Y. N.C
Relief for constipation with Berlein's Tablets
Nervousness caused by constipation responds quickly to Berlein's Tablets which also aid digestion. Available everywhere.
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Berlein
Star's Sales Directory farm auctions near Winchester
The list shows upcoming farm sales around Winchester with entries for December dates. J L Spillman Admr of Mary E Lamp near Chambersville offers horses cattle hogs chickens and household goods. Park Suede and Leslie D Kline near Bartonville advertise horses cattle implements and harness. J H Loy near DeHaven lists horses cattle implements and harness.
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Winchester
J. L. ‘Spillman
Mary E. Lamp
Chambersville
H. Suéde
Leslie D. Kline
Bartonville
J. H. Loy
Miter
DeHaven
Alarm for Kidney Health Warns Winchester Readers
Do not delay if your kidneys trouble you. Backache dizziness or urine disorders require action. Take Doan's Kidney Pills as Mrs. W. M. Sumption of 1223 S Mary St reports quick relief after repeated weakness in her back. Price 50c at dealers. Doan's Kidney Pills are from Fester Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Doan
Winchester
W. M. Sumption
Mary St
Noan
Ge Noan
Officers Elected By Local Eagles Winchester Aerie 824
Winchester Aerie No 824 Fraternal Order of Eagles elected officers for the year at a weekly meeting. Names include Worthy president Robert Parr Worthy vice president R M Swimley chaplain Robert G Clevenger secretary Joseph B Patterson treasurer W F Anderson physician Dr C R Anderson trustees Edward Spillman T B Spillman W A McCoy outside guard James Hottel inside guard Martin Cochran.
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Winchester Aerie
Order of Eagles
Regula
Worthy
Robert Parr
R. M. Swimley
Robert G. Clevenger
Joseph 8. Patterson
W. F. Anderson
C. R. Anderson
Edward Spillman
T. B. Spillman
W. A. McCoy
James Hottel
Martin Cochran
Cough Medicine For Children Praised By Scottsville Mother
Mrs. Hugh Cook of Scottsville New York says five years ago in Garbutt she used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for two of her children with colds and found it as represented. It stopped their cough and quicker relieved their cold than anything else she had used. Obtainable everywhere.
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Hugh Cook
Scottsville, N. Y
Garbutt
Chamberlain
Bluff That Worked and The Social Circus of Attendance
A society profile notes people chase attention to prove worth by attending openings and theater, using appearance to signal prosperity. A man of city standing accepts a larger role, seeking sociable prestige and a home through status rather than private comfort.
Mercy hospital bedtime chorus from many children
In Mercy hospital evenings a soft chorus of children in every ward surrounds the narrator. Doctors and nurses have heard the quiet chatter for twenty years and wonder why child love responds to Helen Keller’s call, while others merely say I Sympathize.
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Mercy Hospital
Helen Keller
Mercy
New York performance sparks audience reaction to Shakespeare quote
During a special New York showing a male lead recited the seven ages of man from Shakespeare. The crowd applauded loudly and halted the play. A sharp eyed observer whispered to a companion that the writer plagiarized most of the final lines.
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New York
Flying Target replaces clay pigeons in French trial
A new small propeller shaped device, made of steel, is introduced in France as a flying target for gun practice. Launched by a strong spring, it spins rapidly and ascends then glides before falling after being struck. It can be pocket portable and offers cost benefits.
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France
Popular Mechanics Magazine
Yaqui Indians of Mexico And Their Traditional Life
The Yaquis name derives from the Rio Yaqui which runs 500 miles through Sonora to the Gulf of California. They live in reed and adobe homes with grass and mud roofs. Warriors are sturdy yet prone to heavy drinking mescal. Patrilineal ties are weak and wife exchange was once common. They are closely related to the Maya, with intermittent alliances.
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Sonora
Gulf of California
Triumph of Civilian Engineers
A quotation from Engineering Magazine extols civilian engineers as the architects of modern warfare tools and peaceable progress. It credits inventors for revolutionizing industry, shrinking distances, and promising emancipation from poverty if free institutions are preserved, noting minds awakening to automatic machinery’s power.
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Engineering Magazine
Death of Dr J Tyler Smith in Baltimore
Relatives in Winchester and Frederick county learn of the sudden death of Dr J Tyler Smith at his Baltimore home 717 North Carrollton avenue Funeral services were led by Rev S Reese Murray and Rev Edwin Amos of Grace Methodist Episcopal Church He was a brother of O X Smith of Gore and of the late William R Smith of Winchester a near relative of Dr N R Smith of Gainesboro and had other local connections He visited Gainesboro with Mrs Smith and their daughter
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Winchester
Frederick County
J. Tyler Smith
North Carrollton Avenue
Baltimore
S. Reese Murray
Edwin Amos
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Smith
O Xs Smith
Gore
N. R. Smith
Gainesboro
Dr. Smith
Boyd Richards Heads to Europe for Apple Market Work
Mr Boyd R Richards of Frederick county plans an early Tuesday trip to New York then sails Thursday aboard the White Star liner Baltic for Liverpool England He will spend about two months in Liverpool London and Glasgow representing the Winchester apple operators and promoting their interests there
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Boyd. R. Richards
Frederick County
New York
Liverpool
Eng
Richards
Europe
Winchester
London
Glasgow
Reverend Gibson Declines Call at Westhampton Church
Reverend Churchill J. Gibson, son of Bishop R. A. Gibson of the Virginia diocese and longtime rector of Christ Protestant Episcopal Church in Luray, Va., has declined a call extended by St. Stephen's Church of Westhampton, Va. He remains devoted to his work in Luray’s fountain missionary district.
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Churchill J. Gibson
R. A. Gibson
Virginia
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church
Luray
St. Stephen’s Church
Westhampton
Gibson
Fountain Missionary District
Young Virginian To Ran Nebraska Governor Neville elected to lead Nebraska
The Nebraska estate will soon have one of the youngest governors in the United States in the person of Hon. Keith Neville a Virginian, elected on the Democratic ticket last month. He is in his thirties a brilliant young lawyer. Governor elect Neville married Miss Marie Nell daughter of Dr and Mrs William Neill of Charlestown. They have homes at North Platte Neb and a winter home in Florida.
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Nebraska
United States
Keith Neville
Neville
Marie Nell
William Neill
Charlestown
North Platte
Neb
Florida
Hall's Catarrh Cure and Family Pills Ad
An advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure treats catarrh from within by affecting the blood and mucous surfaces. The product is described as a non quack medicine prescribed by leading physicians, with a twin ingredient formula and blood purifiers. Sold by druggists with testimonials.
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Hall
J. Chenny & CO
Props
Toledo
Pitc
P.ns
Not Sufficient Induent
A famed card player was defeated in a fierce high stakes game, losing about sixteen hundred dollars. As he rose, the dealer invited a lunch, but the loser refused, quipping he could not eat sixteen hundred dollars worth of ham.
One Way Inquiry on Ambulance and Settlement Work
A terse exchange raises a question about whether an ambulance service serves the same purpose as a settlement worker. The dialogue hints at parallel roles in aid and care within the community.
Baptism Service At Local Baptist Church Remains In Planned Schedule
The Baptist Church will observe baptism tomorrow morning followed by the church business meeting. Members who signed cards or intend to join are urged to attend so the pastor may speak briefly with them. Pastor W R Alexander extends the invitation.
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Baptist Church
W. R. Alexander
Leather Scarce Drives Sharp Shoe Price Increases
Read about escalating leather costs due to the war and shortages. Winchester shoppers face $2 to $3.50 higher tan shoe prices, merchants report thinner profits, and leather buyers pay up to $1.10 per pound. Shoemakers pass costs to customers. few shoes are half sol ed or heel ed under a dollar.
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Europe
Winchester
Bishop Gravatt to Move Episcopal Seat to Charleston
Rt. Rev. William Loyall Gravatt, longtime bishop-coadjutor and now bishop of the West Virginia diocese, will relocate from Charlestown to Charleston to establish his episcopal residence. He previously preached at Zion Church in Charlestown and has led the Grand Commandery of Knights Templar in West Virginia for years.
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William Loyall Gravatt
Protestant Episcopal Diocese of
West Virginia
George W. Peterkin
Charlestown
Charleston
Bishop Gravatt
Zion Church
Knights Templar
Winchester Commandery
No. 12
Offerings for Bridgers Evangelistic Meeting Begin Sunday
Winchester Ministerial Association sanctioned a Sunday offering for the Bridgers evangelistic party. Envelopes will be given at church services Sunday morning and at afternoon and evening tabernacle services. Rev. Bridgers has preached here four weeks and will continue meetings in the tabernacle. The finance committee was enlarged with list of members.
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Winchester Ministerial Association
Bridgers Evangelistic Party
Tabrnacle
Bridgers
Tabernacle
Balti mge and Ohio Railroad Sheds Burn in Wickliffe
Fire of unknown origin destroyed the Bal timgge and Ohio Railroad transfer sheds at Brunswick Maryland on Thursday causing about 150000 in losses and many records. Fourteen boxcars burned as merchandise including whiskey cotton an automobile a piano and machinery. Fire brigade and railroad crews contained the blaze but the warehouse and extended sheds were ruined.
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Baltimgge and Ohio Railroad
Brunswick
Railroad
Optimistic Thought on Labor as Wealth Foundation
A concise aphorism highlights labor as the cornerstone of national wealth. It frames work as the primary driver of prosperity and social progress.
James Patterson Improves After Amputation Recovery
James Patterson son of Joseph Patterson of this city is reported greatly improved after his left leg was amputated about six inches above the knee at Winchester Memorial Hospital. The operation was to prevent blood poisoning after a fall from 125 feet while working for a Buffalo construction firm last year. He survived a severe injury that raised fears for his recovery.
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Winchester Memorial Hospital
Patterson
Buffalo
N. Y
Old Frederick never lags in local police report
In a fragmentary Tar lead, two items about young men connected to the police appear, mentioning Warren and community concerns. The readable text reflects a small town view of law and order with unclear details and names.
Frederick County Sends Citizens for State Road Work
Frederick county residents have been dispatched to build a new state road from Front Royal to Browntown, contributing to progress on the project and showing local participation in regional infrastructure.
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Frederick County
Front Royal
Browntown
Cough Signals and Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy
A cough is a danger signal like a fire bell and should be treated by curing the underlying disease. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is said to provide beneficial results, especially for persistent coughs after colds or flu, with Mrs. Thomas Beeching of Andrews Indiana endorsing its use for her husband. Obtainable everywhere.
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Thomas Beeching
Andrews, Ind
Chamberlain
Wedded At Parsonage In Frederick County
Wedded at the parsonage are Mr. J. Frank Orndorff and Miss Fannie M. Lehigh both of Frederick County. The ceremony occurred Thursday and the couple reside in the county.
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J. Frank Orndorff
Fannie M. Lehigh
Frederick County
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