Norfolk and Western Night Train Schedules Incomplete Pages
The fragment lists Pullman sleepers and cafe car routes from Norfolk and Western to Roanoke Shenandoah Valley and Memphis with connections to Washington and New York. It names stations Hagerstown Philadelphia Harrisburg Pittsburgh and contact agents Saunders and VIIL for travel information.
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Roanoke
Bristo
Sincela
Pocahontas
Welch
Norton
Interm
Pullman
Gary
Jacksonville
Fla
Shenandosh
Bluefield
Memphis
Points South. Inc
Shenandoah Sa
Hagerstown
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
New York
Shenandoah
Washington
C. Saunders
Ww. B
Pas Traf
Southern Railway 2 Schedule Between Washington and Harrisonburg
Train timings and connections shown for No 73 tysonig between Strasburg and Harrisonburg with arrivals at Harrisonburg noon and 2 40 pm, No 21 and No 12 locals serving Harrisonburg with evening arrivals, No 14 daily limited to Aberdrom and Washington, and No 28 daily local to Alexandra and Washington. D H DeBUTTS, Div Pass Agent, Washington.
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Wasenngtor
Alexandris
Strasburg
Harrisonburg
Tysnig
Harrisonbure
Paiiy
Hatgonburg
Butte
Harrisonou
Kastrourd
Sun
Drm
Washington
Alexandra
Harrisonhi
Steasbore Arive Strasburg
D. H
Cumberland Valley Time Tabheh Train Schedule December 16 191
Timetable shows departures from Winchester to Harrisburg and Philadelphia with stops at Martinsburg Hagerstown Greencastle Chambersburg Shippensburg Mechanicsburg and New York. Daily arrivals to Winchester at 9 20 a m and 7 27 p m. Signed by H A Riddle and J H Tonge.
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Winchester
Martinsburg
Hagerstown
Greacastle
Chambersburg
Shippensburg
Mechanicsburg
Harrisburg
H. A. Riddle
Health Talk By A Danville Tobacco Dealer Dreco Endorsed
Danville tobacconist D Orsey Jones urges caution against quack medicines and promotes Dreco as an intelligent herbal remedy for constipation and systemic harmony. He testifies to Dreco improving appetite digestion and sleep, noting it contains no opiates and is sold by Milleaw's Drug Store in Winchester.
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D’orsey Jones
Palen Street
Danville
Jones
Dreco
Winchester
Milleaw
Aviation deemed safest military service by Rear Admiral Perry
Rear Admiral Robert E. Perry told a large New York audience that aviation is the safest branch in the current war, ahead of hospital, artillery, infantry and cavalry, with air service ranked safest except the air itself.
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New York
Peary
Negro Soldiers Begin Life Terms At Fort Leavenworth
Forty Black troops who took part in Houston riot are escorted by white infantrymen to Fort Leavenworth. Four men start short terms in disciplinary barracks while thirty eight are moved to federal prison to begin life sentences.
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Houston
Texas
Fort Leaven
Fort Leavenworth
Federal Prison
How to Prevent Croup in a Child
The first sign of croup is hoarseness. Give Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as soon as hoarseness appears to ward off the attack and avoid danger and anxiety. Sold by all dealers.
Annual Stockholders Meeting at the Bank on January 8 1918
The annual meeting of stockholders to elect directors will be held at the bank's baking house on Tuesday January 8 1918 between 11 and 2. By W G Haray Cashier. 12-7-1f
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Corporation Court
Winchester
V. Graybeal
Edith V. Gray
Thomas P. Graybeal
Riday
West Cecil Street
Cecil Street
Fred L Glaize
Edith V. Graybeal
Harry R. Kern
Spl
R. P. Duvall
Henandoah Valley Nat. Bank
W. G. Haray
Red Cross Aids Winchester Soldier in German Camp
A Winchester area soldier captured at Vimy Ridge by a wounded German infantryman endured hardship in a prison camp. Through the Red Cross he reached Mrs. Mary Shriner Johnson in London and received aid via the American embassy. She coordinated clothing and food relief as the soldier faced hunger and exposure.
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Vimy Ridge
Red Cross
Johnson
Mary Shriner
Frederick, Md
London
Worthington
McFadden In Southern France During War Service
Letters from Kathryn McFadden report her brother Joseph McFadden now in southern France near the Mediterranean. He previously did railroad telegraph work for the New Haven at Mount Vernon N Y and was among the first to enlist in the aviation corps. Many American aviators are said to be in southern France to finish training.
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Joseph McFadden
Kathryn McFadden
France
Mediterranean Sea
Cross Roads Notes Highlights Local Happenings
Notes from Cross Roads Virginia report a lost work horse, two weeks of undi ted status for J R Sirbaugh, hogs butchered by C Oates, social visits between locals including Keller family Capon Bridge and Fletcher guests, and snow filled impassable roads for two weeks.
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Cross Roads
Jennie McKee
J. R. Sirbaugh
C. Oates
B. H. Keller
Capon Bridge
Walter Fletcher
Pee
Reliable Cough Remedy For Children Mentioned
An effective cough and cold medicine praised for safety and suitability for children. The text stresses pleasant taste and suitability for young patients, noting it as a trusted option for coughs colds and croup.
Kremer Holiday Visit Returns to South Chicago Home
Richardson Kremer of South Chicago visits family on South Kent Street during the holidays. He is described as having a responsible position and is staying with his parents Mr and Mrs Charles Kremer.
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Richardson Kremer
Chicago
Charles
Kremer
South Kent Street
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Kodaks Eastman’s
Hadnut
Holly
Miller’s Drug Store
Norfolk & Western
Beeryville
Broiler
Tokei
Southern Railway
Cumberland Valley
Bell Phone
American Stores Corporation
North Main St
Pure Drugs and Reliable Remedies
Asco Store
Xmas
Brill & Better
R. M. Swimley Stoves
Funk & Son
Main St
Louis Zuckerman
Robert E. Perry
Stockholders’ Meeting
H. K. Green & Bro
Lands Red Cross
Europe
Cross Roads Notes
Robert Keckley
Tom McKee
Chamberlain
Moling & Seal
P. K. Kisecker CO
Vine Street
John M. Miller
People’s Bargain Store
Kingan & CO. Ltd
Park Packers
Richmond, Va
Marney, AL
Sgerstown, MD
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