December Honor Roll At Boyce High School
The Boyce Agricultural High School in Boyce Virginia lists December honor roll recipients by class. Third year Mattie Golightly and Helen Pifer plus Evelyn Pifer Frances Jolliffe Pearl Dove Leona Golightly. first year Marguerite Brown Kathryn Brown. seventh Kathleen Thompson Margarett Shiley. sixth Arthur Golightly. fifth Elizabeth Burch Margaret Kibler Randolph Gaunt John Anders Paul Racey. second grade Robert Gardiner Elizabeth Jolliffe Anna Racey. first grade Helen Grim Irene Strode Margaret Castleman.
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Boyce
Boyce Agricultural High School
Mattie Golightly
Helen Pifer
Evelyn Pifer
Frances Jolliffe
Pearl Dove
Leona Golightly
Marguerite Brown
Wand Kathryn Brown
Kathleen Thomp
Marguerite Shiley
Arthur Golightly
Elizabeth Burch
Margaret Kibler
Randolph Gaunt
John Anders
Paul Racey
Robert H. Gardiner
Elizabeth Jolliffe
Anna Racey
Helen Grim
Irene Strode
Margaret Castleman
Meningitis Threat to Horses Spurs Barnyard Precautions
Winchester January 13 1925 The Star editor urges farmers to combat spinal meningitis in horses and colts by strict feeding and watering. Warns against mouldy feed and dirty water as primary contagion sources and outlines three forms of the disease with signs and potential recovery. Recommends daylight corn selection, discarding mouldy fodder, avoiding ensilage for horses, clean water troughs, and ample salt daily. Authors BE Miller and D W M emphasize prevention and early observation for stock losses.
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BE. W. Miller
D. W. M. Winchester
Dancing Pavilion Spanning Four Towns and States
A pavilion on No Man's Island straddles New Hampshire and Vermont, touching four towns and three counties. It lies in Grafton Caledonia and Orange counties and in Ryegate Newbury Bath and Haverhill towns. Only Haverhill collects taxes.
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New Hampshire
Vermont
No Man's Island
Grafton
Caledonia
Orange
Ryegate
Newbury
Bath
Haverhill
Thank God Every Morning Says Kingsley Adage On Duty
A quotation attributed to Charles Kingsley urges starting each day with tasks to do whether desired. It argues that enforced work builds temperance self control diligence and cheerful content, developing virtues the idle lack. An unrelated line remarks about a politician and the difficulty of straddling a fence with one ear on the ground.
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Charles Kingsley
Aity
Duluth Maral
Funeral Services Held For Mrs. Viola Rosenberger
Funeral services for Mrs. Viola Frye Rosenberger wife of Madison H. Rosenberger were held at 11 a m yesterday at her Blu piat Hayfield The Rev Sewell Good of Rockville Md and Rev Mr Guiney of Gravel Springs officiated A large choir sang hymns including Nearer My God to Thee Asleep in Jesus Abide With Me and Home Sweet Home Interment was in Mount Hebron Cemetery Winchester Pallbearers were John W Jacob H Charles M and Asa Rosenberger A B Richards and John Snapp Those attending from a distance included Miss Shankhorty I H Foreman A N Griffith Howard Anderson and family The storm did not deter many friends from paying respects The Rosenberger and Grove families expressed thanks to the choir and all who offered help during their bereavement.
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Viola Frye Rosenberger
Madison H. Rosenberger
Blu Pi
Hayfield
Sewell Good
Rockville
Guiney
Gravelprings
Goa
Jesus
Mount Hebron
Winchester
John W. Jacob. H
Charles M
Asa Rosenberger
A. B. Richards
John Snapp
Rosenberger
Alice Shankhorty
I. H. Foreman
Cumberland
A. N. Griffith
Washington, D. C
Howard Anderson
Monessen
Grove
Memorial plans in Blacksburg for Virginia Tech war dead
Blacksburg Va Jan 12 Plans for a nearly quarter million dollar memorial by Virginia Polytechnic Institute alumni are rapidly shaping. Specifications and drawings are complete with bids due February 1. The project will be an athletic hall with a gymnasium and related facilities for World War dead.
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Blacksburg
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Winchester Tire Corporation Annual Stockholders Meeting Notice
The annual meeting of the stock holders of the Winchester Tire Corporation will be held on Tuesday January 13 1925 at 7 oclock p m on the 8th floor American Legion Building for electing Directors and other business. C Richard Boyce Secretary.
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Winchester Tire Corporation
American Legion Building
C. Richard Boyce
Imo
Roses Under My Window Poem Line Reflection
A fragment from Emerson on roses tied to presence and perfection. It reflects the moment’s beauty and timeless existence, noting no past or future for the rose beyond its current life and form. The meditation emphasizes immediacy, completeness, and divine connection in nature.
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Emerson
Road Taxes Centuries Old In 1661 Coaches Paid Toll
Autoists who feel taxed today may note highway burdens date to 1661 when over 400 London coaches paid road taxes. The funds funded paving for London and Westminster streets.
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London
Westminster
Fragmented OCR passage on alphabets and odd imagery
A garbled collection of phrases describes Abyssinian alphabets and writing systems, noting a 236 letter alphabet and an imagined European style keyboard, followed by disjointed, surreal snippets about a person stepping on a hand and a vivid dream involving a lion and an alarm clock.
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Gromee
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Jeff
Bud Fisher
Empire Theatre
First National
J. M. Barrie
Betty Bronson
Paramount
Mrs. Mutt
Matt
Eel
CAN
Madame
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Bloomfield, N. J
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