Public Sale of Late Gend Bay Property in Frederick Va
Auction of the late Gend Bay property in Frederick County Virginia describes a seven room residence with bath in a desirable neighborhood. Terms require one-third cash at sale, balance in two equal annual installments secured by two bonds and a deed of trust, with a mortgage policy of insurance. Auctioneers are Aytes, with Hunter A Bayliss as bond guarantor and C. C. Brannon, Clerk of the Circuit Court, certifying the bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avith Bath
Holf
Hunter-A Bayliss
Hexo Duvall & Dunn
Spl
R. Aytes Auctioneers
Hunter A
Bayliss
Cc. C. Brannon
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Virginia
Public Sale of Improved Farm in Frederick Va
Special Commissioner will sell at public auction in front of the Frederick County Court House on January 11, 1924 at 11:00 A M. The 32 acre tract near Winchester includes a brick house, orchard, stream, and outbuildings with a stable. One third cash, balance in two annual payments with bonds and deed. bond with approved security posted. W C Brannon Clerk Circuit Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Peatling
Frederick Bt
Pblic
Wintcheney Wai
Swanson and McKellar Seek Dual Appalachian National Parks
Senators Swanson of Virginia and McKellar of Tennessee introduced a bill in the Senate to establish two national parks in the Appalachian region, naming a five member Interior Department commission to determine boundaries and areas east of the Shenandoah River between Front Royal and Waynesboro. The measure seeks to create Shenandoah National Park and a Smoky Mountain National Park with support from Senator Simmons of North Carolina.
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Virginia
Tennessee
Appalachian Range
Swanson
McKellar
Smoky Mountain National Park
Senate
Senator Swanson
Simmons
North Carolina
Secretary of the Interior
Virginia Blue ‘Ridge
South Fork
Shenandoah River
Beween Front Royal
Waynesboro
Sheriaridodl
National Park
Virginia society meeting attendees return home
Mrs. F. W. Bailey Mind Joline Quantz and Mrs H. C. Rely with Mr. H F Drake attended the Virginia State and Enlturd Society meeting at the George Washington Hotel in Kernstown and returned to their homes today.
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Mind Joline Quantz
Kernstown
H. C. Rely
H/F. Drake
Orgztt
Virginia State and Enlturd
George Washington Hotel
Andzet
Winchester visitorPhilip Dickson stays at hotel
Mr Philip Dickson of Winchester spent a week at the Hotel Jack and will return tonight after a day in the town.
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Philip
Dickson
Winchester
Jack
Mrs John Boe Berryville Attends State Horticultural Meet
Mrs John Boe of Berryville visited to attend the State Horticultural meeting held this week at the George Washington Hotel.
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John Boe Oe
Berryville
Eka
George Washington’ Hotel
Washington visitor returns from Water Street home
Mr. John of Flaherty of Wit ton, who had been visiting James H. Burner at her Water street home, returned today to his home in Washington.
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Mr. John of
Flaherty
Witton
James H. Burner
Water Street
Washington
Mrs F A Jacques travels to Washington and Bruns wick
Mrs F A Jacques left today for Washington and Brunswick with her husband returning home. Mr Jacques has gone south on business and expects to be absent next month. Mrs Ella Redd of Washington arrived today to visit her mother Mrs Virginia Rainsberger at her home on South Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Jacques
Washington
Brunswick
Ella Redd
Virginia Rainsberger
South Market Street
Harlee Tire stock holder event at George Washington Hotel
Mr By Bite is identified as a stock holder in the Harlee Tire Company attending a horticultural beer event this week at the George Washington Hotel. The notice highlights a social gathering with company and local audience in a formal hotel setting.
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Bite
Harlee Tire Company
George Washington Hotel
Jones Prevented From Attending Virginia Horticultural Meeting
Mr H H Jones head of Herschel Jones Marketing was to address the 20th annual Virginia State Horticultural Society at the George Washington Hotel this week. He could not attend due to a heavy snowstorm but was expected to speak on Marketing Apples In Small Containers.
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H. H. Jones
Herschel Jones
Rvice
New
York
The
Virgina State Horticultural Society
George Washington Hotel
Aravantet
Jones
Holy Grass of Europe and Americas in St Lawrence crafts
The text describes European Holy Grass or vanilla grass used in religious processions and by Indians near the St Lawrence to weave baskets that hold a lasting hay-like odor. It notes other fragrant grasses dried for scent and a vernal grass found across American fields and meadows.
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Europe
America
Wonders of Insect World Champion Grasshopper
In Our Dumb Animals a passage notes the insect world, calling a grasshopper the king of its brood for its leaps. It hints at feats of jumping ten times its length and imagines long travels propelled by wind, though the prose is garbled and contains many misread fragments.
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Grasshopper
Embassy Residence Tax Questioned in Tit-Bits Remark
London Tit-Bits notes that ambassadors claim immunity from arrest while residing in an embassy and that the residence ground belongs to the ambassador’s country. The piece also comments on taxation, asserting ambassadors pay no taxes.
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Eveliarina
London
Japanese Hello Girls and Their Uniforms in Japan
Telephone operators in Japan are called moshmoshi girls. They wear a uniform of hafama over a working kimono, with sleeves tied below the elbow to keep hands free. The hakama is tied with a sash, white foot coverings and sandals, and no stockings are worn by Japanese women unless they adopt foreign styles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Sailor Nickname Tarpaulin Roots in Sailor Gear
The term tarpaulin began as a waterproof tarred cloth covering and extended to refer to storm hats. Sailors were nicknamed tarpaulins, later shortened to tar, and finally Jack added to form Sack ’Par. The claim that gaitor derived from tar remains disputed per Pathfinder Magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickeng
Pathfinder Magazine
Resourceful Mr Beanpole Fixes Garden While Away
Mr. Beanpole, sensitive about past failures, cares for plants and goldfish by placing them in a rear bathroom with a gentle water flow. He arranges overflow to trickle down stairs into the yard, resulting in moderate plaster and linoleum damage but flourishing fish and plants upon Mrs. Beanpole’s return.
Modern Life and the Fatigue of Imagination
The excerpt argues that modern life overwhelms and fatigues the spirit. It contends people chase constant activity, lacking leisure to test ideals and awaken imagination. Ferrero warns overactive life turns ideas into mere concrete outputs, dulling contemplation and transforming imagination into routine nourishment.
Seaweed Used in Japanese Manufacturing
Coarse seaweed forms are used by the Japanese for making various objects including clogs and picture frames and as parts of electric switchboards. A substitute for cotton is produced by blending two seaweed types called segumo and gomoguma.
Fragmented_reader note on service and independence
The fragment discusses helping others and achieving a fair share. It mentions the ideal of independence and being ready to give while receiving in return, emphasizing service and capacity as key ideas.
Remedy to drive away mice with peppermint soaked wool
A fragmented snippet describes a house mice control method involving plugging holes with sponge or cotton wool saturated with peppermint oil. The text mentions objections to a remedy and references a method of blocking access points to deter mice.
Ants, The Brain of an Insect
Specimens in sap ware show ants reach ages up to fifteen years. Andres notes insects vary in weight and size from tiny to substantial, with ant colonies operating as complex social systems.
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Acre
Niet Weid
Andres
Fragmentary text from coast guard park space note
The readable fragment references a park space issue and a run or behavior possibly involving people. Details are incomplete, with garbled wording making it unclear who is involved, what actions are proposed, or the exact location.
Perception Society Hosts Elegant Evening Fundraiser
Members of the I WW State Cultural Society gathered for a weekly meeting at Ratlin Begs drawing about 400 guests. Patrons included Clay DeGrange and several named ladies, with a delightful buffet served during the event.
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George Wischington
IWW
State Ulural Society
Ratin
Frederick Colinty
Clay DeGrange
Wils Wapp
Massey
Stewart
Bell
Fred I. Glaize
Home Design Lecture By Mulford In Frederick Hall
A horticultural lecture titled Some Prizes On Home Design was held at the George Washington Hotel with plans illustrated on slides. Mr F A Mulford of the U S Department of Agriculture spoke through the Garden Club with courtesy from Mr F J Schneiders Planning pathologist Frederick. Mulford was delayed by illness and could not attend Chester.
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F. A. Mulford
United States
Department of Agr
Linsden
United “States Department of Agriculture
Mide
Death of James W Henretty in Harpers Ferry accident
James W Henretty, 57, a Baltimore and Ohio section foreman for 35 years, was killed yesterday near Sandy Hook Maryland after being dragged by a Shenandoah Valley Division passenger train as it crossed switches at Harpers Ferry. He was found wrapped around the engine with neck and back injuries. Survived by his widow, two sons, and a daughter.
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James
W. Henretty
Sandy
Hook
Harpers ‘Ferry
Shenandoah “Valley Division
Henretty
Baltimore
Ohio
Fragmentary Notice of Personal Details Across Names
Fragmented OCR excerpt mentions Green grandson of Mr. Chiswell and Lang Pha of Albemarle county. References to Miss Nancy Perkins, Henry Field of Chicago, and Mr Ronald Tree an Englishman. Poros returned today to Greenwood. No coherent event or clear date.
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Ais
Sof Green
Chiswell
Lang Pha
Albemarle
A. Aiken
Nancy Perkins
Henry” Field
Chicago
Ronald ‘Tree
Poros
Greenwood
Miss Lena Boyd Visits Kernstown Resident on Northwestern Turnpike
Miss Lena Boyd of Kernstown, stopping at Mrs Rosie Hoover on Northwestern Turnpike for a week, returned home today. Mrs Charles Patton, sick with grippe at her Valley Avenue residence, remains in same condition today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena, Boyd
Kernstown
Ban Ton
Rosie Hoover
Northwestern ‘Turnpike
Charles Patton
Grippe
Valley Avenue
Engineer Mr Jy Fe Witheington Visit at George Washington Hotel
Mr Jy Fe Witheington, an engineer with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, arrived today and is staying as a guest at the George Washington Hotel.
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Fe Witheington
Baltimore "and
Ohio’ Railroad
George Washington Hotel
Virginia Kiwanis Clubs Unite At Charlottesville Convention
Virginia Kiwanis and the Virginia Chamber of Commerce convened in Charlottesville with forty clubs represented from Alexandria, Covington, Lynchburg, Martinsville, Norfolk, Petersburg, Roanoke, Salem, and more. The meeting pushed for statewide unity to advance agriculture, industry, and tax reform while tearing down sectional barriers.
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Virginia
Chamber of Commerce
Ave Anis
Arlottesville
Weet Russell
Perkinson
Pulaski
Red ‘Radford
Salem
Norfolk
Ave Emporia
Fredlerickaburg
News
P Petersburg
Rich
West Point
State Chamber
Kiwanis
Sreupf Individuls
Aieolonent
Hampton Roaia Ag A
The Famous Show Continues at the Joy Hall
A condensed program from page one describes Joy Hall's ongoing production featuring a ten piece Gaulettee group. About fifty performers will dance and sing through twenty different numbers, delivering a lively stage presentation with a vaudeville tone.
Cross Word Puzzle No 49 Theme and Clues
A scrambled crossword solution preview shows clues and partial answers for a variety of terms. The text lists entries such as city names, verbs, animal names, colors, metals, and abbreviations, interspersed with partial letter hints and stray fragments. The note promises the full solution in the next issue.
Judge Ambler Dies In Florida Home
Messages reached Witchester reporting the death of Judge Byron S Ambler of Washington DC and Cleveland Ohio. He died suddenly January 26 at the home of Judge William C Boy in Miami Florida where the body was sent north for burial. Ambler served as a civil judge in the Philippines and was a United States judge at Pottet Rites.
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Witchchester
Byron
Ambler
Washington DC
Cleveand
Ohio
Vero
Wiliam C Boy
Miami
Florida
Philippines
United States
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