Miss Baker Dies After Paralysis at 68
Miss Elizabeth Catherine Baker of Winchester died at 4 40 PM Monday at her sister Mrs Maggie Wood’s home 527 North Braddock Street after a long illness. She was in the fifth year of age having been born February 25 1846. Surviving are two half sisters Mrs Wood and Mrs Joseph Massey and one half brother Russell C Baker all of Winchester. Funeral Thursday at 3 PM at Mrs Wood’s home with Rev. Alter Mark Depp officiating burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery pallbearers named Jacob Bowman Captain Robert L Gray Paul Beck Lewis Fries D S Mattison and W Miller Fietcher.
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Isslizabeth Catherine Baker
Mne
T. Baker
Winchester
Maggie Wood
North Braddock Street
Miss Baker
Wood
Joseph Massey
Russell C. Baker
Liquor Sales Authorized in Winchester for Physicians
A Corporation Court order in Winchester grants the People’s Drug Company Inc. the right to sell ardent spirits only with a physician’s prescription and permits alcohol for scientific or sacramental uses under 1922 act. GA Davis, pharmacist, heads the licensed operation. bond set at $2,000 to ensure compliance with liquor laws. This marks the first such license in years in the area.
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Winchester
Corporation Court of Winchester
People’s Drug Company, Inc
Ardent
Lung Pure S
Act of Assembly
General Assembly
GA. Davis
People’s Drug Company
Ardent Spirits
First hard coal reaches Baltimore after mine reopenings
Baltimore receives its first hard coal since mine reopenings with 28 car Bolton yards shipment by Pennsylvania Railroad totaling about 1,700 tons. Baltimore and Ohio added four cars last week, with more arrivals expected. prices this fall likely about $1 higher than last year.
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Jbhbi
Associated’ Press
Baltimore
Bolton
Pennsylvania Railroad
Baltimore and Ohio
Philadelphia
Steer Lost in 25 Foot Well Survives Seven Weeks
In Harrisonburg Virginia a nine hundred pound steer fell into a 25 foot dry well on George W Liskeys farm. For seven weeks the animal lived at the bottom without food or water before being rescued by Charles Armen Trout using rope and tackle. The steer weighed about four hundred pounds upon extraction and is believed to survive.
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Harrisonburg
George W. Liskey
Charles Armentrout
Conference May Be Called Off
President A H Smith of the New York Central Lines was to confer with Bert M Jewell leader of the striking men. Jewell would travel from New York to Cleveland then to Chicago as talks stalled before a Willard Jewell agreement. A bridal superstition follows about the first wedding bouquet and veil influencing future marriage.
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Associated Press
New York
A. H. Smith
New York Central Lines
Bert.m. Jewell
Leveland
Chicago
J. Jewell
New York Central
T Willard- Jewell
Itimorc
Balance Sheet Note on Disbursements and Balance
A brief financial line notes Total Disbursements during the year and a balance carried to July 1, 1922. It records the year’s disbursements and the amount brought forward to the next period.
Hop-Scotch Ancient Game in Roman and American History
Fragmented notes discuss hopscotch as an ancient game with diagrams seen on Roman pavements possibly played by Nero An toni and boys in ancient Rome. It notes Hayes inaugural address line and a Pope translation of Homer about serving country best.
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Julius’ Weser
Hayes
Rutherford B. Hayes
United States
Alexander Pope
Bridal superstitions and park sizes in early notes
The text notes bridal beliefs about wedding cakes luck and signs during weddings, including fortunes tied to the bride and groom. It also lists the four largest city parks in the United States with Philadelphia Fairmount Park 8000 acres, St Louis Forest Park 1472 acres, Kansas City Swope Park 1353 acres, San Francisco Golden Gate Park 1014 acres.
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VU. S
United States
Fairmount Park
Philadelphia
Forest Park
St. Louis
Swope Park
Kansas City
Golden Gate Park
Sanfrancisco
Lily of the Valley and Its Global Names
The passage notes that the flower lily of the valley has many names reflecting its popularity. It highlights "lad der to heaven" as the prettiest, linking it to purity and humility. It adds French, German, and other translations such as Muguet de mai and Mai Blume.
Ancient London Echoes and Inward Sincerity Debate
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss London’s age and a conquest era while debating the link between inward sincerity and outward deeds. terse quotes from various figures appear alongside stray phrases and jumbled names, reflecting a miscellany of comments rather than a cohesive article.
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NEW Dollar Department Store
Clark’s
Dollar Department Store
North Main Street
L. D. Clapp
Heer
Bevo
Ansibuser-Busch, Inc, ST. Eauis
Baker & Company
Virginia
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield
MR. Washington
Washington Coffee Refining Company
Fifth Avenue
R. S. Smith
Frederick
Commonwealth
Commissioners of Revenue
Board of Review
Board of Supervisors
Board of Health
Palance
Smith
Frederick County
H. B. Kline
Leslie D. Kline
Bonkt Ae Wena
Leslie.d. Kline
Er Peak
RY A
London
Britain
pereMoy
Stern
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