Norfolk and Western Schedule Notes Berryville 1922
Schedule effective April 30 1922 lists Berryville arrivals and departures for Bristol Roanoke Shenandoah and Philadelphia connections. It notes Pullman sleeper services to Philadelphia and Washington with intermediate stops and special car allocations to Ma gerstown and Roanoke. Contact agents H H Barks Berryville and W O Baunders Roanoke for fares reservations and information.
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Berryville
Bristol
Purkiman
Ibroiler
Roanoke
Bluefeld
Pocahontas
Webb Norton
Pullman Eee i. Williamson
Winston-Salem
Ndoah
Mocomphie
South
Sheamandoa
Hagerstow
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
New York
Shenandoah Junction
Washington
Pullman
H. H. Barks
W.O. Baunders
Passi
Public sale of desipablic ity and county real estate
By decree of the Circuit Court of Frederick County Virginia the administrator will offer for public auction at 12 oclock noon on Saturday May 27 4022 in Winchester Virginia several properties including three adjacent West Water Street lots Nos 133 131 and 129 with residences frontages 16 feet 30 feet 13 feet 6 inches and back widths 19 19 and 12 feet plus a 41 12 acre woodland tract in Indian Hollow seven miles northwest of Winchester. Terms include one third cash with balance in two annual installments secured by deed of trust and bond. WM G HARDY administrator.
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Circuit Court
Frederick Cointy
Virginia
Wm. G. Hardy
West Wang Winchester
Water Street
West Water Street
Wolfe Street
Indian Hollow
Winchester
Frederick County
Henry W. McVicar
Charles Hardy
Baalmann's Gas Tablets Advertised for Relief
An advertisement promotes Baalmann's Gas Tablets in a yellow package sold by Boyd Drug Co and J Baalmann Chemist Say Francisco. It claims relief from gas and a prevention of future gas with a regimen of three tablets before and after meals. The copy targets nervous dyspepsia and overall indigestion with promises of lasting relief.
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Ratita
Baalmann
Boyd,Drug Co
J. Baalmann
Say
rancisco.Ady
Refuge Local Society News Recaps Visits and Outings
Miss Gaily McCauley returns from Washington and enjoys vacation at home in Refuge Virginia. Mabel Martin returns to White Post after visiting her grandmother Mrs James F Hawes. Memorial service planned at Refuge Church on May 28.
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Refuge
Gaily McCauley
Washington
Here
Bessie Orndorff
Paulines Walker
Mabel Martin
White Post
James. F. Hawes
Byrdie Grubbs
James A. Orndorff
M.l. Grim
Virginia
Stephens City
Mother's Day Packages at Warloe Bros
A local notice notes Mother's Day is celebrated with flowers and candy packages. From official sources, $13,000 was spent last year on flowers. this year Warloe Bros at 6 N. Main St urges shoppers to consider Mother's Day Packages or candy, highlighting the window display.
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Warloe Bros
N. Main St
Flappers Never Become Saints Claims Vatican Records
The Vatican records in Rome reportedly show no woman with bobbed hair or modern habits has been canonized. Father Thomas F. Coakley told the National Council of Catholic Women that in the last century 111 men and 63 women were presented for canonization.
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Pittsburgh
Vatican
Rome
Thomas F. Coakley
Old St. Patrick's Haven
National Council of Catholic Women
Markets Report From Local Greensward Dairy Co-op
Wholesale market prices quoted today show butter margarine eggs creamery butter and spring chickens among items listed. Local flour middlings corn and wheat prices appear with loaves and screenings noted amid a general market correction from the previous day.
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TNS
Cartas
Tees
Dientigin
Winchester High School braces for drill with Manning
The Trail Blazer reports Captain Guy E. Manning U.S.A. joins the junior and senior high schools as professor of military science. Manning arrives from Columbus Barracks and will coach cadets for the S V A drill set for Wednesday May 31 at the fair grounds. The academy warns the S V A to be prepared and pledges full effort either to win or to cheer the competitors.
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Trail Blazer
Hafdley High School
Guy E. Manning
Winchester
Manning
Columbus Barracks
Winchester High School
Wtshington and
Lee University
University College of Medicine
Richmond
Fair Grounds
S.V. A
alma_imater
Wool Prices Rise Sharply in Virginia Market
The wool market has shifted from dull to active with prices about 100 percent higher than last year. Virginian growers could see average returns of 35 to 36 cents per pound, up from 16 to 35 cents, as the Commercial Bulletin notes worldwide upward price trends and stronger demand for worsted goods and woolens.
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Virginia
Pward
The
Commercial Bulletin
Daily Thought Fragment Hints At Proportion and Restraint
Fragment from 56 Sans Daily Thought mentions in proportion restraint and Daniel Webster. No clear event or full context available.
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Daily Thought
Daniel
Webst
Kidney health claim promotes Dr Carey prescription 777
An old advertisement touts PRESCRIPTION NO. 777 Liquid or Tablets for kidney and bladder ailments. It urges readers to drink water, start the remedy immediately, and promises guaranteed results. Sold by Boyd Drug Co and other druggists. Also notes Mrs. T A Starling visiting in Rocky Mount with the Chan family on South Stewart Street.
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T. A. Starling
Rocky Mount, N
George B. Chan
South Stewart Steget
Big Cows Show Large Dairy Profit in Historic Study
A United States Department of Agriculture compiled study shows large cows as the top producers of butterfat and dairy income. Across groups of 160 small, 201 medium, and 129 large cows, large animals yielded the most butterfat and highest returns over feed costs, with figures from 1916 to 1919.
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States Départment Agriculture
Caring for Spring Calves Feeding schedule from Oklahoma expert
Dairy calves should be kept in a clean shed or lot and fed regularly. A C Baer of Oklahoma A and M college outlines a weekly milk based plan starting with three feedings of mothers milk, then whole milk, then skim milk, tapering to two or three feedings and skim milk with grain. Calves should have hay, grain, and oats and be kept clean to prevent scours. Pasture is possible with added grain and hay. Regular cleaning of buckets and shed is advised.
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A. C. Baer
Oklahoma A. and
M. College
Economical Feeding for Cows on Busy Farms
The article discusses economical cow feeding using silage fodder shredded stover or hay such as sudan and millet. It notes grain needs vary with cow size and milk capacity and that the best results come from feeding cows individually, though farms may struggle to do so.
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Sudan
Fall freshening boosts milk yield and prices
The dairy department of North Dakota Agricultural College reports fall freshened cows produce 10 to 15 percent more milk than spring freshened cows, with large outputs during the peak price period.
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North Dakota Agricultural College
Calotab Promise of Quick Liver Cleansing Adverts
An old advertisement touts Calotab as a simple bedtime cleanse for a “blue” feeling and lazy liver. It claims rapid relief with no taste or nausea and a morning vitality boost. It warns buyers to avoid imitations and notes pricing and refund options from authorized dealers.
Richcreek Weds D C Hollinger in Winchester
Miss Mary Le Verdon Richcreek of Bridgewater Virginia married D Chester Hollinger of Akron Ohio at the Winchester Methodist Church with Rev L P Markwood officiating Melody of Love was played by Miss Jessie Markwood The bride’s uncle W A Richcreek attended and the couple left for a new life as Mr and Mrs Hollinger
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Winchester
D. Chester, Hollinger
Akron
Ohio
Mary le Verdon Richcreek
Bridgewater
Wes
L. P. Markwood
Methodist Church
Jessie Markwood
W. A. Richcreek
David H.hollinger
Maugansville
Miller Rubber » Company
Bride and Groom Plan Akron Wedding After College Beliefs
The bride, a Bridgewater College student completing voice studies in spring 1914, is to marry. The groom’s parents live in Mane Md. The couple will reside at 1587 Brown Street Akron after the ceremony.
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Chanes
Bridgewater
Bridgewater College
Mane Md
Holger
Brown Street
Akron
Notable Birthday Surprise From Family and Randek College
On 4 May Mr. Markwood marked his birthday anniversary with a personal celebration from his wife and daughter. A thoughtful keepsake arrived from Randek College, which he greatly appreciated.
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Markwood
Randek College
New Wallpaper Shipment Arrives For Spring
New shipment of wallpaper arrives with rolls priced from 5 cents and up. Oatmeal papers at 12 cents per roll. Spring patterns showcased now. Call 466 or visit 812 S. Bias to select designs.
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Norfolk & Western
Thomas& Messer Company
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Art Acord
Universal
South Main Street
Little Joe’s
James F. Hawes
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Limeton
J.W. Headley
Fawecett Gap
Rosalie
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Easton
L. J. Bowman
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Richcreek
D.C. Hollinger
Bargama
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