Norfolk and Western Rail Schedule 1922 Details
The notice lists train numbers and routes with connections from Berryville Virginia to Roanoke Philadelphia New York and Washington. It notes parlor car and Pullman sleeper services to Bristol and Philadelphia with intermediate stops Warresburg Hagerstown and Shenandoah and links at Shenandoah Junction. Agents H Barka and W C Saunders are named for fares reservations and information in Berryville and Roanoke.
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Berryvi
Pristo
Ang Intermediate Ltda
Pullman
Ghrotler
Bristol
Pocahontas
Welch
Roanoke
Oke
Memphis
Yun Ad
Hageratown
Warresburg
Philadelphia
New Yort
Relief news from Virginia farm and fruit harvest season
In Relief, Virginia, farmers cut corn and fill silos while apple harvests begin. Buyers are slow and prices low. A big dinner at George Branner's home featured soldiers Lester Vanner and Jonah Cornwell. Attendees included numerous Ginn, Snapp, Cornwell, Branner, Hicks, and related families. Sunrise Church will hold 11 am preaching October 8 by Rev. S R Ludyp sie, with Sunday school at 10.
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Geo
Ianner
Lester Vanner
Jonah Cornwell
Stanley Ginn
Brice Snapp
W. J. Cornwell
Bred
Greenwood Personal Notes Reflect Local Visits and Travels
The column lists visits and returns among residents: Columbus’ Metcher and family at E. Carpenter’s home, Robt. Piper from North Carolina staying with James Henderson, Rosa Anderson of Martinsburg visiting the Stickles, Henry Harrison and Kemp Mathingly returning from McDowell County mines, Carrie Neirk and Emma Leidig visiting at the Hammon d home, Crounse from Stephens City back home, and Edgar Hottle with Rebecca Jane Eddy visiting Winchester friends.
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Praxer
Maceti
Viet
Columbus
Metchér
Winchester
E. Carpenter
Robert Piper
North Carolina
James Henderson
Rosa Anderson
Martinsburg
W. Va
Jacob Stickles
Henry Harrison
Kemp Mathingly
West Virginia
McDowell County
Peter Hammond
Carrie Neikirk
Washington
Emma Leidig
Crounse
New Moth Control Recipe for Wheat
A U S Department of Agriculture bulletin recommends using five pounds of carbon bisulphide per 100 bushels of wheat to combat the angoumois moth and fly weevil. Above 60 degrees, warmer is better. Entomologist W S Hough notes this provides temporary control, but a thorough clean-up of infested grain in cribs before new corn is essential to eradiate the pest.
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United States Department of Agriculture
W. S. Hough
Town wrecked by explosion in Genoa region
An explosion sparked by lightning destroyed the Faltanara Fort near San Per nzo in the Gulf of Genoa and wrecked the town. Reports say about 1500 tons of explosives detonated and a large number of bodies have been recovered with many killed or wounded.
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Associated Press
Genoa
Faltanara Fort
San Per ‘Nzo
Gulf of Genoa
Fighting Parson Praises Ironized Yeast Recovery
Rev. L. W. Vandergriff of Fairview Church Athens Tennessee reports rapid health gains after using Ironized Yeast claiming to gain ten pounds in 15 days and to be on the road to recovery. The ad touts a scientific process called ironization enhancing yeast to convert nutrients into energy and tissue. Contains testimonial style language and promotional claims for FRONIZED YEAST.
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L. W. Vandergriff
Fairview
Athens
Tenn
Eneen
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