Norfolk and Western Schedule Through Berryville 1922
Schedule effective April 30 1922 lists train numbers and times from Berryville Virginia to Bristol Roanoke Philadelphia New York and Washington. Pullman parlor cars and sleepers connect at Roanoke Shenandoah Junction Harrisburg and other points. Agents H H Burks Berryville VA and W C Saunders Roanoke VA handle fares reservations and information.
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Berryville
Bristol
Pullman
Broiler
Roanoka
Bluefield
Pocahontas
Welch Norton
Pullman Sleepers
Williamson
Winston-Salem
N. C
Shenandoah
Roanoke
Memphis
Hagerstown
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
New York
Shenandoah Junction
Washington
Rogerstown
Iladelphia
Phiadelphia
H. H. Burks
Berryville Va
W. C. Saunders
Chinese Ingot Shoe Used as Currency in Silver Trade
The article describes a Chinese currency form using a silver shoe ingot whose value is set by weight and fineness. It notes taels as the unit and that the shoe’s purity and weight are certified by an official named Klung Kon eh.
Winchester Schedule for Shenandoah Valley League Games
Schedule lists home and away games for Winchester in the Shenandoah Valley League. Dates include August 28, June 26, and multiple fixtures with Boyce and Harrisonburg across July and August. Ends with September 16.
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Winchester
Boyce
Valley League Standings and Schedule Note
Yesterday's results show Boyce defeating Mt Jackson 4 3 in 12 innings at Boyce Mt Jackson. Today's games feature Front Royal at New Market and Boyce at Woodstock, with Saturday matchups Winchester at Harrisonburg and New Market at Mt Jackson.
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Boyce
Mt. Jackson
Front Royal
New Market
Harrisonburg
Woodstock
Front—Royal
Winchester
Kernstown News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Health
Kernstown Va July 27 Master Darrel Triplett spent last week with his cousin Wilbur Tidler. Mr and Mrs William Murray were guests of Mr and Mrs Alfred Sager. J H Lantz remains confined after a light stroke. Mary Louise Muntzing and brother David visit aunt in West Virginia. Helen Miller of Alb in spent time with cousin Marie Cammer and relatives. L V Robertson near Relief and Ruth Frye with Katheryn Schutts visited Earle Robertson family. Katie Orndorff returned home near Mount Williams. Elizabeth Bell of Pulaski was guest of Mrs Joe Baker. Graham Cooper and children of Winchester visited J W Cammer family.
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Kernstown
Darrel Triplett
Wilbur Tidler
William Murray
Alfred Sager
J. H. Lantz
Mary Louise Muntzing
David
West Virginia
Helen Miller
Albin
Marie Cammer
L. V. Robertson
Near
Ruth Frye
Katheryn Schutts
Winchester
Earle Robertson
Katie Orndorff
Mount Williams
Elizabeth Bell
Pulaski
Joe Baker
Graham Cooper
J. W. Cammer
Annual Picnic for Sunday School and Epworth League
Brucetown Virginia July 27 The village announces the annual picnic for the Sunday school and Epworth League will be held Saturday July 29 in Mr Pidgeon s meadow along the Opequon. Bring a basket and enjoy the day. Also notes visitors and family visits including Col C M Best moving to a Pennsylvania farm August first.
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Brucetown
Epworth League
Pidgeon
A. G. Clendening
Bunker Hill
Dudley Pierce
Winchester
Www. W. Tanquary
Jack Pine
Col
Star ads yield strong results for bed bug campaign
Louis L. Baker of Franck Baker and son reports P. D. Q. bed bug advertising driving store sales and three mail orders the same day. Recipients include Deland Florida and Middletown and Marlboro in Virginia. The three inch ad demonstrated direct effectiveness and broad pull of The Star in selling goods.
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Star Advertising
Louis L. Baker
Franck Baker and Son
Fenacate
Germany Seen as Real World War Winner by Michigan Professor
Professor William H. Hobbs of the University of Michigan argues that Germany emerged as the true winner of World War I. He cites Germany’s booming postwar industry, large merchant fleet, and favorable exchange rate, while warning American competition could check its dominance. He notes Germany’s absence of labor troubles and overall prosperity across capitalist, worker, and farmer classes.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Germany
William H. Hobbs
University of Michigan
Hobbs
Russia
Prof
United States
Benny Leonard Defends Lightweight Title in Jersey City
Benny Leonard World lightweight champion defended his title in a twelve round no decision bout against Lew Tendler in Jersey City. Tendler pressed early with sharp body shots and head punches, but Leonard found his mark in rounds five to seven before Tendler surged again. Afterward Leonard admitted southpaws are hard to solve and praised the tough fight.
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Jersey City
Benny Leonard
Lew Tendler
Philadelphia
Leonard
Willie Ritchie
Tendler
Tendl
Mor
Freddie Welsh
United Brethren Church Services Plan Dedication
Rev. D F Gregory, president of 8 C L Dayton Va, missed his Winchester sermon due to car trouble. Sunday school at 9 45, preaching at 11 and 8, young people at 7 15, prayer meeting Wednesday, official board meeting after services, dedication plans for the new church. Unchurched invited to all services.
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D. F. Gregory
C. L. Dayton
Winchester
C. A. Barrett
Mrs Weiks Dead at Middletown in Virginia
Mrs. 3 A Weiks aged seventy four died after several weeks illness at the Middletown home of Mrs. J H Pickeral. She lived in Warren county before moving to the county twenty eight years ago. Survived by daughter Mrs Pickeral four grandchildren one great grandchild two sisters Mrs E Hall and Mrs William Ridgeway. Funeral at 2 Sunday at Pickeral home with Rev Hawk officiating. Interment Prospect Hill Cemetery Front Royal Virginia.
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Middletown
A. Weiks
J. H. Pickeral
E. Hall
Loudour County
William Ridgeway
Maryland
Mr. Hawk
Prospect Hill Cemetery
Front Royal
Local Wholesale Markets Report Mixed Prices and Items
A late edition market summary lists wholesale prices for wheat poultry butter hay flour and livestock across local and Baltimore markets. Items include leghorn and spring chickens hens ducks hogs butter and bran with varied rates and regional references.
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Dessee Cog
Ieee
Lee Creamery
Cuba
Ostenecas
Baltimore
Cccseenpenerteres
Ccce Drewess Winery
Fat man weighs in at drugstore with a penny
A stout man uses a downtown drugstore scale and pays a penny. The dial lands near 300 and a small boy asks how many times it spun. Nearby, a French ascent at 25 000 feet boasts the air is rose colored at Rose Colored Heights.
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Ancnvicitor
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Virginia
Federal Farm Bureau
Great Committee of Naval Affairs
Portland
Glaize & Brother
All Qualities
Norfolk & Western
Balto
Ohio
le Ag
Taltabs
Valley League
United Brethren Church Services
SLOAN
H. Kk. Green & Bro
Elesetetetes
Star
Molly Pitcher
Moling & Seal
Dependable
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Boilermaker
United States Labor Board
H. EF. Mullen
Baltimore and Ohio
RB. R
Brunswick, Md
R. M. Furniture
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