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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1915
Page
5
Schedule fragment shows numeric codes and times, including references to rail lines such as R48 and BM. Partial entries include 610 via R48 and 1142 1118, with monetary hint of 37 dollars in a cryptic note. This item reads as a technical timetable snippet.
In effect November 22 1914 westbound trains from Strasburg list No 24 daily at 7 0 am local for Harrisonburg arriving 9 30 am No 49 daily at 12 25 noon local for Morrisonburg arriving 2 30 pm with buffet parlor car No 21 daily at 7 59 pm local for Harrisonburg arriving 10 15 pm. Radhound from Strasburg.
Northbound and intermediate trains listed with routes to Roanoke Bristol Bluefield Pocahontas Welch Norton Shenandoah Junction Harrisburg Philadelphia New York and connections. Sleeper and diner services referenced include Pullman Sleepers Dining Cars Parlor Car cafe cars and connections to the Memphis special and Washington.
In Winchester Virginia a court orders a Chancery reference for the estate of Albert O S Reily with A J Tavenner appointed to report on debts heirs and creditor accounts. Ned Ward confronts past love May Earle after a troubled engagement and a life changing choice in a Western clash ending with renewed vows.
A compact cryptic line appears from a Youth's Companion page noting collateral as a key theme in finances and personal security, juxtaposing bank terms with personal virtue.
Corks can be airtight and watertight by keeping them immersed in oil for five minutes.
The St James Sunday school in Star Tannery Virginia will hold its annual picnic on July 24 with music by the Mount Olive Cornet Band. The public is invited. Local residents Carter Brill and sister Bessie visited their sister Mrs. Guy Brill. minerogist Joseph Orndorff prospecting for manganese in Cedar Creek Valley. Rudolphs visit Winchester. Truman Rudolph and little Pldred Feather were seen nearby. Ruth and Minnie Rudolph visited near Strasburg. Guy Jewell and wife visited Fishers Hill.
The material cites strong demand for Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as proof of its value. It notes doctors' efforts and widespread consumer reports of restored health, claiming sales in nearly every city, town, and hamlet in America and abroad.
Mt. Stephenson notes record visits and travel among residents of Winchester Berryville Cedarville and Star Tannery. Bertha Clevenger Mamie Childs travel to Atlantic City for ten days. Local families host relatives from Baltimore Middletown Lutherville and Winchester over the prior week.
A nostalgic reflection notes growing older and recalling a wish for a revolver and a mandolin. The piece questions how tastes and ambitions evolve with time and experience.
A. J. Alexander of Accident Maryland recounts stomach disorder relief after using Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. He claims lasting improvement, freedom from post meal distress, and endorses the product with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
A lengthy obituary honors Daniel T. Wood for nearly a century of business involvement and public service. Described as upright, faithful, and duty driven, he traced Quaker heritage back to 1682 and William Penn. The piece reflects on natural mortality and the reward of a life spent in truth and fidelity.
Kernstown and Stephens City notes list residents and visitors from Stephenson Strasburg Wheeling Pittsburgh Winchester and beyond. People like Miss Goldie Metz Miss Edna Legg and Miss Hilda Hawkins visit relatives while others travel from Roanoke Arlington and Arkansas. The Stephens City entry notes a Red Men address and church event with Rev Haley and mentions former resident Mr Joseph Dowing.
A character named Uncle Eben mocks people who talk constantly saying they never give themselves a chance to gather enough information to make their talk worth listening to. The humorous remark emphasizes the value of listening before speaking.
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