Norfolk & Western Schedule Apr 30 1922 Bristol Roanoke Shenandoah
Railroad timetable lists departure and arrival times for trains serving Bristol Roanoke Shenandoah Junction Philadelphia New York and Washington with Pullman cars and connections. Agency contacts H H Burka Berryville and W C Saunders Roanoke VA provide reservations and further details.
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Bristol
Start
Pullman
Broiler
Bristo
Roanoke
Bluefield
Pocahontas
Welch
Williamson
i-Salem
N.C
Shaw
A. Oke
Memphis
Shenandoah
Nor
Hagerstow
Warris
Philadelphia
New York
Shenandoah Junction
Washington
Parinr
Cart& Ikerstown
Phiadelphia
Wanted Teacher Aged for Permanent Summer Position
Advertises a position for a teacher of disen aged individuals for permanent summer work. Liberal compensation offered. Apply at M care r, address referenced as M or M. Applicants should respond to this notice.
Aged Veteran Beverley Lockhart Interred in Maryland Cemetery
The civil war veteran Beverley Lockhart died after a lingering illness at 328 Highland venue and was buried this afternoon in the Maryland section of the National Cemetery. He served in Company PF and is survived by a widow Mary J Lockhart three sons James Nicoll Winchester and F Lockhart and three daughters Mrs Fletcher Mrs Ella Farmer and Mrs Julia Mary.
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Beverley Lockhart
Yeshday
Highland
Maryland
National Cemetery
Lockhart
Mary
J. Lockhart
James
Nicoll Winchester
Gore
F. Lockhart
Hayfield
Tie Fletcher
Ella Farmer
Gate of Furniture Soap Destroys Wood Finish
Readable text warns against using soap on wood finished with shellac or varnish. It notes soap can destroy polish and damage the wood surface, advising proper care to protect furniture.
Daugherty Morse Fee Denial Sparks Senate Talk
The Senate debate centered on reports that Daugherty, now Attorney General, received a $25 000 fee from Charles W Morse for obtaining Morse's release from Atlanta Penitentiary. Arkansas Senator Caraway called the claim public information, while Senators Watson and Moses contested or expanded the discussion noting other fees involving Morse and McAdoo.
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Ngton
Eastside
Daugherty
Charles W. Morse
New York
Morse
Atlanta
Senate
Caraway
Arkansas
Watson
Indiana
Paubherty
Moses
New Hampshire
William G. McAdoo
of the Treasury
Mrs Seabright Laid To Rest In Mount Hebron
The funeral for Arte Sepuld Alletta Seadt Seabright aged 48 at her home on Market Street was conducted by Rev Boyd Switzer and Rev Charles Adeyhe with a choir and floral tributes from lifelong friends and Friendship Fire Company. Interment followed in Mount Hebron Cemetery. She leaves a husband a son two daughters and a granddaughter Anna Amelia Seabright.
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Arte
Alletta Seadt
Bénth Market Street
Boyd V. Switzer
Bragdock' Street Methodist ‘ Episcopal’ Hall
South
Charles Adeyhe
First Baptist Church
Clarence Woods
Centen
Leapright
Friendship Fire Company
Mount Hebron
Cemeter
Jackson
Edward Conner
Rank Anderson
Frank Johnston
Liam
Breckenridge
Frank Hayry
Seasright
Jacob Carper
Carpers Valdey
Anna Amelia Seabright
Harry W. Seabright
Tadpole Finds Pleasant Home After Epileptic Case
M H Rosenberger of Hayfield reports five year old Tadpole the Winchester boy with epilepsy has been admitted to the state epilepsy colony near Lynchburg after his case drew sympathy and highlighted the need for care. He says the Lynchburg institution is highly equipped and provides good welfare for residents.
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Tadpole
Winchester
M. H. Rosenberger
Hayfield
Lynchburg
Ae Rosénbergér
Rosemberger
Mackerel mix up ends dinner with a smile
A diner at a restaurant quizzes the bill after counting three fish. The waiter recalls only two, but the diner insists he was served two mackerel and one smelt, keeping a wry, light tone.
Delegates Arrive for Virginia Episcopal Church Auxiliary Convention
Delegates travel to Christ Church for the annual Woman s Auxiliary of the Episcopal Church in the diocese of Virginia. The opening quiet hour is at 8 PM led by Rev Conrad H Goodwin of Charles Town W Va. Meetings continue through Thursday with Bishop Brown and Bishop Hulse among speakers. Public invited to attend all sessions.
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Woman's Auxiliary of the Episcopal Church
Diocese of
Virginia
Christ Church
Conrad’ H. Goodwin
Charles 'Town
W. Va
Boykinning
Bishop Brown
Hulse
Cuba
Woman’s Auxiliary
Pilgrim Fathers Fund Scene Dubbed by Film Fun
In a sly exchange from Film Fun, KY B voices fear about filming the ending involving the Pilgrim Fathers while Curly the Cowboy laments rough roles. The dialogue hints at a grim or degraded part potentially required of the cast.
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Curly the Cowboy
A Drop of Ivory and Scattered Skits in Verse
A fragmented verse piece features a confidential moment with a dentist and Mary’s three actors, plus dialogic snippets about gambling politics and domestic life. The playful, disjointed lines mix personal bias and urban club imagery with stray critters and social humor.
Last Rites for Mrs. Clevenger Held at Friends Burial Ground
Mrs. Clevenger, long a devout Society of Friends member, received last rites at Scceaee Springs with a large family and friends gathering. Readings by Walker Bond and others, prayers by Lewis P. Geon, hymns sung, and interment at the Friends burial ground. She leaves four daughters and several grandchildren.
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Scceaee
Society of Friends
Walker Bond
Mary ‘Slupton
Annie J
Lena McDonald
Roy Duvall
Wine Stpcom
John McDonald
Carroll C. Aoe
Dewey BD. Clevenger
Joseph I. Jolliffe
Albert G. Robinson
J. M. Fishpaw
Rrene
Dee
Carrie “A.cochran
Mamie H. Childs
Grace E. Clevenger
William S. Huyett
Bunker Hill
W. Va
Eminent Orator to Speak in Free Speech Course
The Chairman confirms booking a talk for the lecture season. An address at 5300 is requested for the event, with no reduction in fee. The Eminent Orator agrees to proceed.
Fragmented Wayside Tales Dialogue Snippet
A garbled exchange from Wayside Tales presents two voices, one cheery and one morose, about expressions and opera. The dialogue includes stray lines on feelings, language, and borrowing a friend’s umbrella amid disjointed phrases and names.
How Two Women Escaped Operations
Two women share testimonials about avoiding or postponing surgical procedures by using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Blood Medicine. The letters describe relief from gynecological symptoms and faster recovery after taking the remedies, with claims of regained work ability and improved health.
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White Plains
N. Y
Lydia
Pinkham
Lydia E
Lydia i. Pinkham
Belis
Mary Markamilton
Lydia E. Pinkham
By Way of Diversion. Newcomer.
A fragment notes a newcomer’s bohemian lifestyle and hints at weekly routines and social gatherings, with unclear references to names and times.
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Rexorth
Hagen
Decorative Wall Paper and Window Ades by Thomas & Mesear Co
Advertises wall paper patterns including 160 aetsi gilt and 1 2capience window ades from Thomas & Mesear Company Wis W. Balto. St. Baltimore, Ma.
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Thomas & Mesear Company
Wis W. Balto
St. Baltimore
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