Norfolk and Western Timetable Entries for Bristol to New York
Train schedule excerpt lists arrival and departure times for Norfolk and Western services on April 30 1922. It mentions No 13 9 07 am to Bristol with parlor car, No 12 45 am to Roanoke Bluefield Pocahontas Welch, Shen Roanoke connections to Memphis South, and No 28 8 39 am to Hagerstown Harrisburg York Washington, No 14 7 36 pm parlor car to Philadelphia, No 2 11 38 pm Pullman sleeper to Phila and New York. Fare, reservations, and info available from Berryville agent M H W Burks or Roanoke general passenger agent W C Saunders.
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Nas
Bristol
Pullman
Broiler
Roanoke
Bluefield
Pocahontas
Welch
Memphis
Shenandoah
Hagerstowsa
Harrisburg
Gery — — York
Snandosh Junction
Washington
Pullman Sleeper
Philadelphia
Phin
New York
Appy
M. HW. Burks
Berryville
W. C. Saunders
Pasa
Vic
Notice to Public on Express Classification Change
American Railway Express Co. will appear July 6 in Richmond to seek authority to publish and set a new Official Express Classification effective July 15 1922 replacing Class No. 27. An explanation of charges will be mailed to applicants by W. K. Weaver resident Richmond Va.
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American Railway Express Comm
Ate Corporation
Richmond
W. K. Weaver
Reslent
American Railrway Co
Yard Party Benefit by Women’s Missionary Society
A Yard Party hosted by the Woman's Missionary Society at the School House on Ridgeway Street is planned for Thursday July 6. A note adds a caution that announcing plans too early can lead to boastful chatter about the event and its supposed splendor.
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Are Woman's Missionary Society
School House
Ridgeway
Sey
Jim Takes His Lunch
Aunt Sally moves in with Jim Leroy and funds his lunch habit by sending his bagged meals. A mysterious lunchtime thief tests Jim as he investigates and courts Molly Baldwin, who admits eating the lunches and saves money for a future, leading to Jim proposing and Molly accepting.
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Sally Stone
Jim Leroy
Jim
Sally
Aunt Sally
Miss Baldwin
Ty Molly Baldwin
Molly
Mr. Leroy
Nana Shortcake
Ice cold drinks for South Enders meeting
South End Hose Company holds a regular monthly meeting at 7 30 this evening. Captain March announces short business session followed by cooling refreshments. All members and South End residents who missed last meeting urged to attend.
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South End Hose Company
March
South End
Edinburgh bans golf in medieval and early modern Britain
The text recalls Edinburgh's bans on golf in the Fifteenth century with Parliament decreeing the game be utterly cried down. It notes later town ordinances against Sunday games and a Seventeenth century punishment for playing golf on the Sabbath.
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Edinburgh
Where Luck Changes in Crimson Gulch
In Crimson Gulch Two players discuss luck at cards. Cactus Joe held two straight flushes in one night Sam confirms. The line hints that such luck means he won't be invited to further gatherings in town.
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Cactus Joe
Sam
Crimson Gulch
Cause for Alarm In Boston Tran Script Bite
The host teases Jim about his dwindling appetite as the guest confesses a loss of hunger. The host grows frightened by the implication of what might be found among the plates. The exchange hints at a darker or mysterious undertone in the scene.
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Jim
Boston Transcript
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Winchester
Ford
Spencer Smith
H. C. Browne
Sally Ann
Beck’s Baking Corp
Norfolk & Western
Willard
Valley
Willard Batteries
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
South Enders
H. R. Willis
Detroit
Chapman
Braddock St
Postoffice
McCormick
Deering
MYERS
C. I. Brumback Bro
Jessie Hillyard
E. Water Street
the People’s Drug Co., Inc
North Main St
Little Joe’s
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