Southern Railway Schedule for Washington to Strasburg Route
Western legend shows November 22 1914 timetable with westbound trains from Strasburg to Harrisonburg and eastbound services to Alexandria and Washington. Notable trains include No 23 daily 7 30 am local to Harrisonburg No 49 daily 12 25 pm local to Harrisonburg No 21 daily 7 59 pm buffet parlor car to Harrisonburg and back No 4 daily 9 25 am limited to Washington and Alexandria No 28 daily 5 10 pm local to Washington No 24 daily local from Harrisonburg to Strasburg arrival 7 30 pm. Signed Co W Westbury G A Washington DC.
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Washington
Alexandria
Strasburg
Harrisonburg
Arrine Strasburg
Co. W. Westbury
Gen Agt
Washington, DC
Train Schedules Include Pullman Sleepers to Roanoke and New York
The notice lists No 13 918 Bristol line Pullman sleepers and dining cars to Roanoke with connections to intermediate stations. It covers Roanoke Bristol Pocahontas Welch Norton and other stops, detailing cafe car service and a Memphis special. Northbound No 28 932 a m serves Hagerstown Harrisburg Philadelphia New York with Shenandoah Junction connections. No 14 704 p m and No 2 12 54 a m offer further Hagerstown sleepers to New York and Philadelphia.
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Bristol
Pullman
Roanoke
Broiler
Bluceld
Pocahontas
Welch, Norton
Intermedate
Gary
Winaton-Saiem
Shi
Constan Saige
Hagerstown
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
New York
Shenandoah Junction
Washington
Pullman Sleeper
Death of Alfred Vanderbilt Prompts Fortune Split Talk
News from New York confirms Alfred G Vanderbilt died in the Lusitania disaster. Interest focuses on how his vast wealth, estimated at 70 to 100 million dollars, will be distributed among his three sons William H., Alfred Gwynne Jr., and George. Likely heirs include the first son or a split with the second wife’s offspring, with holdings tied to New York Central stock and real estate.
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William H. Vanderbilt
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt
Sec
Alfred Vanderbilt
Alfred Gwynne
Cornelius
Cornelus
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
William H
Elsie French
Alfred Gwynne, Jr
George
Smmith Hollins McKim
Isaac Emerson
Baltimore
New York Central Railroad
New York
White Post Items Highlight Local Travel and Visits
Miss Lucile Bowie and P Ferguson and P W Bowers drove to Baltimore returning Sunday. Mrs Ferguson joined them from Baltimore. Local postal job hopefuls Eva Massey Beatrice Jenkins W L Green and Thomas Ashby traveled to Front Royal for civil service exams.
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White Post
Lucile Bowie
Messrs
P. Ferguson
P. W. Bowers
Baltimore
Gladys ‘Grove
Front Royal
Margaret Elliott
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertised as Blood Remedy
An advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a blood and mucous surface remedy to treat catarrh. It claims the product is prescribed by top physicians and offers a free package. A note mentions constipation relief by the same firm. It emphasizes internal action and tonic purifying effects.
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Ty & Co., Props
Toledo
C. Perbe
Garden Spraying Products for Blight and Insects
Advertises Bordeaux Mixture in 1 and 2 lb glass jars with or without arsenate of lead along with paris green london purple bore and insect powder for spraying gardens to improve profits this summer.
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Paris
London
Winchester Trip Among Mr and Mrs Job Earle Party
Mr and Mrs Job Earle Mrs J CG Lee and Dr GO Dearmont motored to Winchester on Tuesday with the party continuing their visit in the city.
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Job’ Earle
J, CG. Lee
GO. Dearmont
Winchester
Hatchels Relatives Safe After Lusitania Sinking
Special to The Star from URYVILLE Ve May 13. Relatives of Mr Hatchel formerly of Dublin now Berryville were saved after the Lusitania disaster. Mrs Turpin and Miss Elizabeth Bowen and others survived the sea peril. Major Currie and Reaves Currie, with ties to British forces, are noted for dispatch mentions and promotions.
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Uryville
Ry. Hlel
Dublin
Berryville
Columbiania
Mlegrom
Turpin
France
Currie
Dublin Castle
Elizabeth Bowen
New York
George Bowen
Brentwood
Julia Cox
H. P. Deahl
Helen Feldenteffher
Baltimore
8. L. Palmbaum
Stone Bridge Notes Highlight Local Visits and Illnesses
Miss Gaillie and Virgie Kirby joined Miss Johns at Milldale for a weekend visit. Reports show many neighbors visiting relatives in Boyce Rockland and Winchester while Mrs. Sarah Silman remains ill. A Sunday school reorganization occurred and a refreshing shower refreshed the area.
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Stone Bridge
Gaillie
Virgie Kirby
Johns
Milldale
Virgie
May Creamer
Boyce
Myrtle Silman
Lou Laing
Rockland
Walker Grubb
J. W. Butler
Winchester
Sarah Silman
Floyd Armel
Virgie Armel
Mra. Williams
Happy Creek
Conner
Canterbury
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Chevrolet
Oppo
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Winchester Auto Sales Co
Main Street
Union Bank of Winchester
Cumberland Valley
Isburg
J .Gower
P. A
Southern Railway
Norfolk & Western
Pomf pguLe
Strenandoah
J. C. Cather’s
N. W
Lucien Lupton’s
Shenandoah Valley Importing Co. Stables
Valley Impt. Co
R. R. Sartelle
W. Water St
Winchester Gas and Electric Light Co
Jas. B. Russell
Pune
H. & W.seabright
Miller
Laken
Lusitania
Euphenia Thomas
Rippon
H. C. Sommerville
Shipp
Elkton
Bettie Muir
Emmett Stuart
Gunston Hall
May Grove
Stephens City
Hatchel
A. C. Carson
H. K. Green & Bro
Mra, G. P. Cadwallader
B. A. Silman
Charles
Gallle Kirby
Lillian
Alma Butler
Rock~ Land
Mr. Whitlock
T. 8
Armet
Charles Creamer
Sunay
Benjamin Silman
Richard Russell
Bruce Russell
North Kent Street
Redfern Models
Redfern
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