Railroad schedule notice for Winchester stops
Train timetable fragment shows arrival times at Winchester stations with daily, Sunday, and holiday variations. Indicates arrival at 7 28 pm and 20 am patterns, listing Tower, Suyt, and Rippie as officials or stations. Details appear garbled but reflect a periodic rail service schedule.
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Winchester
Suyt HA Rippie
Gen P. A
Southern Railway Timetable Notes from Washington to Harrisonburg
Schedule details show routes between Washington and Harrisonburg via Strasburg and Alexandria on November 22, 1914. Includes daily locals with morning departures, mid day services, and evening trains with arrayed arrival times at Harrisonburg and Washington. Parlor car service and limiteds listed with prices and stop patterns.
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Wasmngton
Alexica
Strasburg
Harrisonburg
Waremound
Strasburg d. 2
Harrison
Rastround
Alexand and
Washington
Alexandria
Remains of Late Mr. Roszel Buried At Charlestown
Remains of the late Mr. Roszel were interred in Charlestown Jefferson County West Virginia after services at the Shenandoah Valley Academy and Charlestown Zion Protestant Episcopal Church. The funeral cortege traveled by Baltimore and Ohio Railroad with cadets from the Shenandoah Valley Academy and a large group of family and friends attending both services.
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Mr. Roszel
Charlestown
Phew George Roszel
B M. Rossel
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Jefferson County
W. Va
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Zion ‘Protestant Episcopal Church
John s.Alfriend
Pope
Lewis
R. V. Weaver
Robert Reed
R. McCullough
Ryland Washington
Nathan Squires
R. D. Cox
Roszel
George Rossel
Warsaw
Financial figures with scattered large numbers
A sequence of numbers includes 1 000 00 2 600 00 203 600 00 130 110 51 fe 131 010 581 16 680 00. The text reads as a miscellaneous numeric list without clear context or identified entities.
Horse Killed by Automobile Near Harrisonburg
A late Saturday crash one mile south of Harrisonburg on the Valley Turnpike involved an automobile driven by Henry Johnson of Staunton striking a horse being led behind a buggy owned by John Mullen. The horse died. the car, lightly damaged, was towed to Harrisonburg. The vehicle’s owner is H. H. Philpott of Staunton.
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Harrisonburg
Valley Turnpike
H. H. Philpott
Staunton
Henry Johnson
John Mullen
Mr. Hoy
Croushorn
Early
Cross Keys
John Marshall Wins Championship Over Harrisonburg High
John Marshall High School of Richmond defeated Harrisonburg High School 6 to 1 at Lambeth field in Charlottesville on Saturday afternoon to claim the state high school championship. The game was briefly delayed by a thunder shower and Woodberry Forest withdrew from the elimination round. John Marshall ends the season with seventeen wins and two losses.
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Lambeth Field
Charlottesville
John Marshall
Man Hurt By Flying Stone At Powhattan Kiln
Strasburg Va May 25 Luther Kremer was struck on the forehead by a stone from a blast at the Powhattan lime kiln. The stone passed through the rim of his hat, cutting a gash over two inches long. The injury, while painful, is not serious.
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Strasburg
Luther Kremer
Powhattan
Stone
Trustees Sale Of Desirable Frederick Co Farm In Virginia
Trustees announce a public auction of the William Pannett Home Place, a 154 acre limestone farm in Frederick County near Welltown Road and Apple Pie Ridge. The sale on May 22 1915 in Winchester requires one third cash with the balance in two annual installments secured by a deed of trust and insurance.
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Robert Lee Pannett
Frederick County
Virginia
Court House
Winchester
Robert Lee Pan
Welltown Road
Apple Pie Ridge
R. T. Barton
Robert Chamberlin
William Pannett
M. M. Lynch
Warren Rich
Roy P. Duvall
Hinkins Weds Funkhouser in Surprise Virginia marriage
In Strasburg Virginia on May 25 a late life marriage surprised many friends as Mrs Polk Funkhouser of Lebanon Church and Mr Pete Hinkins of Middletown wed Thursday. Rev James Kern officiated at Fairview with both partners older and with grown children. Notable visitors included M W Richards and P Smith of Washington while Miss Christie Crabill is reported critically ill.
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Strasburg
Polk Funkhouser
Lebanon Church
Pete Hinkins
Middletown
James Kern
Fairview
M. W. Richards
Southern Railway
P. Smith
Washington
Mr. Richards
Frederick County
Christie Crabill
E. Crabill
War in Zone of War Austria Replies with Aerial Attacks
Austria responds to Italy declaring war by attacking Italian seaports from the air and striking at Ancona. Italian naval forces and forces along pre-Rome dispatches are noted.
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Austria
Italy
Ancona
Rome
Hood’s Sarsaparilla Promoted For Blood Purification
An advertisement extols Hood’s Sarsaparilla as the reliable remedy to purify the blood and improve digestion, claiming it dries and clears eruptions caused by humors and strengthens the whole system. It urges readers to ask druggists for Hood’s and to rely on its unique efficacy.
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Hood
Eugenics Practices Mentioned in Historical Note
A fragmented reader note references eugenics ideas tied to fruit stores and horticultural practices, indicating historical discussion of eugenics in everyday commerce and plant selection.
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