Winchester Lutheran Church Chronicle Remnant of a War Torn Past
Historic Winchester Lutheran churches recall building, destruction and renewal from the 1700s through postwar recovery. Accounts describe the 1764 cornerstone, 1793 completion, use as quarter for soldiers, and fires that destroyed the old edifice in 1854, with continuities in parish leadership and nearby Catholic sites.
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Loudoun Street
Philip Bush
J. and
A. Miller
Ube
Soo
Moyes Hunter
Synod of Virginia
H. H. Boyd
J. W. Lupton
Wad .Vendering
Br. Boyd
Geo. L. Leybtri
Greece
Charel
H. M. White
Winchester Presbytery
Chor
Kent Street
Mabwh
Riddell
Grahamy
Charles P. Krauth
USA
Lord Fairfax
Winchester
Synod of Pennsylvania
Christian Streit
Cascarets Constipation Remedy Ad
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a pleasant candy cathartic. It promises active bowels by morning with no griping and convenient box sizes of 10 25 or 50 cents. The copy emphasizes sleep calm and a sweet stomach.
Miscellany of Light Bits and Snappy Quotations
A collage of humorous exchanges and wry observations from old papers. Jokes about suffrage parades, car trouble, and social curiosities mix with quirky one liners and a playful epitaph. Includes anecdotes of professors and bookmakers in clever wordplay.
The Escaping Steer and the Gambler Policeman
A recalled incident centers on a steer that tossed a policeman, described as an adept in tossing the copper, implying a gambler’s instinct behind the escape and clash with law enforcement.
Hidden Quip Sparks Courtroom Banter Over Ink
A fragmented note about a blue bird and ink bottle triggers a humorous exchange between a judge and Willie, hinting at a lighthearted moment in a dispute. The odd reference suggests a domestic or petty matter rather than a major case.
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Masterlinck
Hostesk
Willie
Wifey and Hubby Clash Over Blind Eddieer Corner Stand
A London Tit-Bits snippet records marital tussle as a police ban on a blind man’s corner stand sparks controversy. The husband defends his partner while the wife condemns the setup as unsafe and improper.
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Eddier
London
Literary banter colors the Boston Transcript anecdote
White asks about literary gatherings and Brown confesses he feels blue in company due to not being well read, realizing he is green in this scene. The snippet presents a playful exchange reflecting mood hues.
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White
Brown
Boston Transcript
Spare Moments and Away: Humorous Quips on Golf and Life
An assortment of brief, titled quips and short dialogue pieces note playful lines about golf, aging, and social foibles. The tone is light and reflective, with a punchy jab at aging players and social vanity.
Keeping a Standing Army in Good Running Order
A question posed to military authorities concerns how to maintain a standing army in efficient condition. The dialogue centers on the challenges of readiness, discipline, and supply sustaining long term service.
Fortune teller hints at looming dark future for Ned
Fragmentary notes describe Ned warned of a dark fate ahead. A second fragment hints at a fiancée described as a brunette, suggesting a tense personal situation amid garbled wording.
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Ned
Accollan Co. Suit Aims to Subject Reilly Realty
In Frederick Circuit Court Feb 14 1921 The Accollan Co and others sue Theodore K Reilly to subject his Virginia realty to satisfaction of a judgment held by Aeolian Co M Cohen and Leo Cohen traders at M Cohen Son and T A Barham. Court orders publication and notice for nonresidents to appear within 15 days.
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Circuit Court
County of Frederick
Accollan Co., Inc
Et Als
Theodore K. Reilly
Theodore K. Reily
Aeolian Co., Inc
M. Cohen and
Leo Cohen
M. Cohen & Son
T. A. Barham
W. W. McClaine
Standard of Co
A Corporation
Kelso Manufacturing Co
a@ corporation
B. F
Odpee Tibate Co
C. Brannon
Ward & Lanrrick
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