Rail Road Schedules Cumberland Valley Time Table June 27 1915
Rail schedule notices list arrival times at Winchester with daily departures. Mentions Cumber land Valley timetable and an entry for P A Rippie as general passenger agent.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1915
Page
5
Rail schedule notices list arrival times at Winchester with daily departures. Mentions Cumber land Valley timetable and an entry for P A Rippie as general passenger agent.
Westbound from Strasburg No 21 daily 7 30 am local for Harrisonburg arrives 9 30 am No 49 daily 12 25 noon local for Harrisonburg arrives 2 0 pm Buffet No 21 daily 7 59 pm local for Harrisonburg arrives 10 15 pm Eastbound No 14 daily 8 25 am limited for Alexandria Washington arrives 11 50 am Buffet Parlor Car 7 50 pm local for Alexandria arrives 9 15 pm Parlor No 24 daily local from Harrisonburg to Strasburg arrives Strasburg 7 30 pm Westbury Gen Act Washington DC
Fragmentary timetable item lists Norfolk and Western trains No 13 918 a m to Bristol with Pullman sleepers dining cars parlor car and connections to Roanoke Welch Norton and Memphis special for South. No 27 638 p m to Shenandoah and intermediate stations.
Dr. PW Boyd returns from Richmond where the Virginia State Board for Examiners held a sensational session. Case notes include a physician on probation for illegal cocaine and drug charges, and a medical student found cheating during licensing exams, with the latter unnamed and identified by number seventeen.
An advertisement urges families to keep Chamberlain's Wojfe Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy on hand especially in summer. It claims the remedy is thoroughly reliable and widely obtainable and invites readers to ask users about its efficacy.
The funeral of the late Mrs Rosa Bell Seabright wife of Mr William Seabright who died after a brief illness of blood poison was held from the family residence on South Braddock Street at 3 o clock yesterday afternoon. Rev W H Carter pastor of the First Baptist Church conducted services and burial was in Mount Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers included William Whisson Frank Brown Harry Lynch Taylor Hahn Luther Kremer and Charles Henry Laulis with other relatives noted. She leaves three sisters and several brothers.
A Rural New Yorker excerpt extols alfalfa as the key to soil health and economic growth. It credits the Argentine Republic’s rise and the American desert’s transformation to alfalfa and water, urging systematic cultivation as a secure future mortgage.
Guidance on building storm porches with removable wire screens and solid doors to reduce cold, deter flies, and allow summer storage. Includes fence designs for hogs, movable fences, and tips on controlling plant lice with pruning and burning trimmings.
Reports from the European war describe Austro German advances in Poland and shifting fronts in France and Galicia. British and Russian losses mount as Meuse actions, Argonne activity, and Dniester battles continue with contested gains and counterattacks.
An old advertisement warns that calomel, a toxic quicksilver laxative, can make you sick and lose a day. It promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe vegetable substitute that starts the liver without causing salivation and is harmless for children.
An old advertisement extols Cardui as a tonic that strengthens nerves and eases daily tasks. It claims to soothe weak spots, restore energy, and improve the worn-out system, urging readers to obtain it from druggists or by mail.
Auction sale of a lot on the west side of Stewart Street in Winchester Virginia. Property fronts 57 feet 6 inches on Stewart Street and runs back 150 feet with 6 feet 6 inch width to a ten foot alley. Improved by a large brick dwelling with modern plumbing electric lights and heating. Sale at county court house steps July 17 1915 at noon. Terms: one third cash day of sale and remaining two thirds via two bonds due one and two years after sale bearing six percent interest, secured by a trust on the property. Debt secured by the trust deed is 6600 dollars plus interest from May 6 1915. Trustee R Gray Williams.
An examination at Edinburgh University probes a medical student in physiology. The jovial professor tests the candidate by asking if he has his matriculation card, catching the student by surprise.
An ad notes the opening of a blacksmith shop formerly operated by B. J. Kline and asks former patrons to return. The message guarantees service and invites local trade, citing the shop at 624 Ln.
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