Miss Hattie E Gallaher Weds Norman R Brown in June
Mrs. O J Showalter of Winchester receives notice of the marriage of cousin Miss Hattie Ethel Gallaher of Zelienople Pa to Norman R Brown of Pittsburgh Pa on June 15. The bride, a Zelienople High School and Indiana Normal graduate, taught in public schools five years and shorthand in a Pittsburgh business college. The couple will reside at 2419 Osgood Street Pittsburgh after July 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. J. Showalter
Hattie Ethel Gallaher
Zelienople
Norman R. Brown
Pittsburg
Winchester
Frederick County
Zelienople High School
Indiana (Pa
Pittsburgh
Kate Sargent
Stephens City
Brown
Osgood Street
Dedication Set For Fifth Sunday at Gainesboro church
The Gainesboro circuit Methodist Episcopal Church South announces a Fifth Sunday dedication on July 30 at 10:30 AM with an afternoon service at 2 PM. Rev. C Stickley and Rev. Dr. Light will speak. opportunity for church membership and infant baptism. dinner on the grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gainesboro
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
C. Stickley
Light
Strikers Hold Wage Cut Talk on Rail Disputes
The Brotherhood of railway signalmen will not strike now and will address wage and policy disputes with the road separately, with potential action to be taken with the United States Railroad Labor Board if no agreement is reached. A federation of Chesapeake & Ohio clerks protests wage cuts and seeks full pay for vacations. A Norfold Western clerks strike is authorized for 1400 members, while Chicago and Northwestern guards face a possible work action. Armed men attacked railway guards in Milwaukee, with injuries reported, and Erie Rail Road plans sending 5,000 box cars to outsiders for repairs amid bids from Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Brotherhood of Railroad
United States Railroad Labor Board
Bee Va
The
Federation For Railway Clerks
Chesapeake & Ohio System
Nw & W
Western Railroad
Midwatkee
Wis
Sulgee
Chicago and
Northwestern
Strikers Reject Appeal To Roads In New England
In Boston on July 11 representatives of the united brotherhood of maintenance of way employees and railway shop laborers voted to reject recommendations urging appeals to road management to reopen wage negotiations. In Oneonta Delaware and Hudson Railroad permanently closed its repair shops, citing the shopmen's strike, with 175 workers affected. Springfield sheriff protested state troops shooting at Bloomington while protecting Chicago and Alton shops and workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
United Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way
New England
New York
Delaware & Hudson
Oneonba
N. Y
Delaware & Hudson Railroad
Springfield
Ill
Morrison
McLean County
E. Black
Chicago and Alton
Bloomington
Harry Mason and Miss Harmer Wed
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Hilda Hyacinth Harmer to Harry Mason last Saturday. Ceremony by Rev Clarence Woods at Centenary Reformed Church. They left for a wedding trip and will reside in Martinsburg West Virginia where the groom works in a woolen mill. The bride is daughter of Mrs Olivia Harmer and the late William Harmer of Frederick County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda Hyacinth Harmer
Harry
Franklin Malson
Winchester
Clarence, Woods
Centenary Reformed Church
Martinsburg
W. Va
Olivia Harmer
William Harmer
Frederick County
Masons
Turner A. Mason
South Market Street
What a Whale Weighs in Greenland Waters
A 19th century note compares Greenland whale size with estimates: a fullgrown animal may average around 100 tons, with figures suggesting 80 tons to 150 tons. It mentions a 70 foot whale and that a ton of oil could come from a whale’s tongue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenland
Purcellville Here Tomorrow in Valley League Showdown
The Purcellville Va league team will host a strong opponent tomorrow at Equity rounds with Snew wens rumored to pitch for Purcellville. The game starts at 3 30 p m in line with Valley league by laws requiring 3 p m starts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purcellville
Equity
Snew Wens
Winchester Raby
Salt Lake City
Purcell/ Villé
Fragmentary text notes on gentleman appellations
The readable lines discuss the term gentleman and its proper appellation, but the passage is garbled and incomplete with no clear event or identifiable names. It preserves only abstract discussion without concrete facts or figures.
Apple export firm head surveys Charlottesville for central trading point
ER J W Hearty of Maynard and Child, a leading Boston apple exporter, visited Charlottesville with colleagues Mr Loose and Mr Calvert to study the regional apple market. Calvert praised Virginia prospects while planning Charlottesville as a key operating center for shipments and receipts in the export trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ER. J. W. Hearty
Boston
Maynard and Child
Willy
New York
Seattle
Hearty
Calvert
Loose
Green Fruit
Charlottesville
Ott
Green Fruit Department
Virginia
Albemarle Apple
Weather Summary For Week At Field Laboratory
Weekly weather data shows highest temperature 86 on July 3 and highest humidity 100 percent. Lowest temperature 54 on July 6 with total rainfall of 1.04 inches. Pathologist F J Schnetderhan filed the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midity
OS Aoeae
Burnt Factory Notes Small Town Happenings
Local notes from Burnt Factory Virginia on July events include favorable rains aiding vegetation, social visits by George Simpson and the Chrismans, a Loyal Workers Bible Class lawn party on August 25, and church attendance for a sermon on earnest prayer. Bee keepers report a short honey crop while apple and blackberry crops show potential for home use and the main fruit crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnt Factory
Ted d Sa
George Simpson
Winchester
Dorothy
Mary Chrisman
W.T. Hoffman
Loyal Workers’ Bible Class
Austin White
Sh Lawson
Lamela Herself excerpt phrase on aging and beauty
The fragment cites a line about a woman claiming forty percent at her most attractive age and effort to look twenty. It presents a literary quote noting illusion and vanity without full context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamela
Camouflage and the Minister’s Sermon
A colored man asks his minister to speak up more often during sermons to better enjoy his religion. The minister replies with a blunt retort about the difficulty of expressing in words what is felt in faith. The exchange highlights humor and tension in religious discourse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sata
Best Dairy Milk House Site and Construction Tips
Authorities emphasize clean airy milk houses away from rubbish and manure. Build on well drained ground with concrete floors and thick walls using cement sand and stone ratios for durability and moisture resistance. Quick cooling and prompt milk removal are essential in handling dairy milk.
Safeguarding Milk Supply Ordinance Guidance
The USDA prepared a model milk regulation to help cities enact enforceable laws. It notes milk can carry sanitary taint and officials may overreach in strict rules, recommending use of proven ordinances and experience from other communities. Copies of Bulletin 585 are available free from the Department in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Department
United States Department
Health Department
Washington, D
Irregular Milking Hurts Output and Lactation
Irregular milking at morning or evening on different days reduces milk yield and disturbs functional activity. The pattern disrupts the lactation period and prevents maximum production.
Mixture for Young Calves and Milk Flow Warning
A calf feed recipe for calves under six months uses 30 pounds ground corn 30 pounds ground oats 20 pounds corn meal and 10 pounds oilmeat fed three times daily. The text warns that once milk flow declines due to neglect poor feed or other causes it is hard to restore to previous levels.
Milk Only Good Cows Milk More Cows
A concise editorial urging farmers to raise high quality dairy cows and maximize milk yield by focusing on keeping only productive cows and culling underperformers. The message emphasizes practicality and herd improvement for better output.
Causes of Stringy Milk Linked to Stagnant Water
Report notes stringy milk in cows arises chiefly when cattle drink from stagnant water sources. Experts advise providing clean, fresh water and good pasture to prevent the condition.
Conner Wins Ten Th Century Mile Motorcycle Race
T R Conner of Hagerstown Madi won the five mile motorcycle and sidecar race at Winchester fair grounds last Saturday riding an Indian. Second was O A Lateie and third J H Fish, both of Hagerstown. Prizes totaled $65 66 and more. The event was under Sarah Zane pony auspices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. R. Conner
Hagerstown
Madi
Winchester Fair Grounds
Sarah’ Zane Pony
Conner
Waseo. A. Lateie
J. H. Fish
Fisher
Personal notices from local society
Mr. Palmer Derby and Mrs Derby and child returned to Washington today after visiting here. Messrs H D Puller and Gra Williams left for Washington. Mrs J Alan Maphis returned home to Washington yesterday. Mr C P Owen of Owen and Treharry Glove Co. went on a business trip to eastern cities. Mrs W S Douglas of Brooklyn left for Sug Hill New Hampshire to spend the summer. Misses Agnes and Nell Shuler of Orangeburg are visiting Dr and Mrs J L Whit at their home near the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer Derby
C.P. Owen
The
Owen and Trehary Glove Company
W. 8. Douglas
Brooklyn
N. Y
BE. B Cooper
Agnes
Nell Shuler
Orangeburg
8. C
Mrs. J. L. Whit
Fry Arrested On Liquor Transport Charge In Martinsburg Area
J William Fry of Martinsburg Virginia was arrested last Saturday by local officers on a charge of transporting liquor through the state. He was wounded in the left arm while fleeing police and was brought from hospital to police court for a hearing this afternoon. An attorney from Martinsburg was expected to represent Fry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. William Fry
Mart Martinaburss
Fry
Martinsburg
Recent Police Court Disposes Four Cases
Four cases disposed of in the police court over the past few days. Prest Adene received two licenses. One defendant paid a $5 fine with $2 costs and another $20% fee. Disorderly conduct led to fines and costs. Robinson cited for speeding with fines and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adene
KR. R. Robinson
Mystical Gem Beliefs Across Ancient Colorful Chart
An historical list links months to gems such as amethyst in February and emerald in May with notes on ancient beliefs about healing and luck. The text suggests remnants of these mystical properties persist in some places today and mentions gems like ruby sapphire diamond agate and topaz among others.
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the Rug Store
Indeke
Main Street
J. F.roystone Co
North Main Street
Atlantic City
Wildwood, Ocean City
Cape May & All
Jersey Seashore Resorts
Delaware River Bridge
Philadelphia
Penmsylvania System
Broadway Ltd
Wjiagarain Falls
Irisburg
Niagara
Susquehanna Valley
Pennsy
the Broadway Ltd
Niagara Falls
Baltimore & Ohio
Norman Brown Miss Gallaher
J. J. Mantell
Erie Railroad
Erie
Canada
Vitagraph
Elaine Williams
Huff
Snooky
William Russell
Goodrich Tires
Goodrich
Silvertown
B.F. Goodrich Rubber Company
Akron, Ohio
Fabrics
Silvertown Cords
Aceetiorilg
Harry Mason
Miss Harmer
Justice Mat
Dilly Oklahoman
F. J. Schnetderhan
Cow Sarn
Timken” Myatt
Dryocean
Timken, Hyatt Orator
Bearings Service
J. S. Solenberger
Ntu L
H. D. Puller
Gra Williams
Wiington
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