Hallmarks of Trothe in Mrs Stone's Book
A historical column reviews Harriet Beecher Stowe's Vindication of Lady Byron by citing Mrs Stowe's analysis of Byron and Lady Byron. It notes Stowe's sources and the controversy it sparked, alongside brief biographical points about Ada Lovelace and the Byrons. The piece also mentions English newspapers, the Boer War, suffragettes, and medical views on alcohol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Byron
Lord Byron
Ada
Lovelace
Stowe
Lady Byron
Blackwood
Manchester
England
Cour
Bohe
Moriyland
Earl of Crewe
Medical Association
London
Heywood
Meeting Pinion Declares Alcohol A Slow Poison
A fragment notes a meeting conclusion that alcohol is a slow poison and implies a stance against drinking. No further context or participants are readable to identify organizations or dates.
Florist JACK MUET Thanks Attendants After Opening
Impossibility to thank the vonduie at large for attendance and remarks at my opening. Through your paper I express sincere appreciation and say I will do my best to please if given a trial. Cor Cork and Main Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Muet
Florist
Cor
Cork & Main--Sts
Local Notes From Grimes Virginia
Grimes Virginia reports E D Kiger sidelined by rheumatism this past week. Social visits include Lula Baker and Mazie and Esther Yeakley at Ernest Miller in Berkeley County. William H Hamilton and J Robert Hamilton on an extended business trip to Church Hill Tennessee and other areas. Mite Society of White Hall M E Church hosts yard party August 4 and 5. Florence Crooke of Newport News Lillie Gordon of Winchester Leola Brown of Wedgesville visiting Orchard Glen. J T Nesmith harvested a good wheat crop on Thursday. Mrs G T Heiges improving at Memorial Hospital and plans to return home to O W Tihwbard's residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Mite Society
M. E. Church
White Hall
Florence Crooke
Newport News
Lillie Gordon
Winchester
Leola Brown
Wedgesville
W. Wva
Orchard Glen
Paylor
J. T. Nesmith
G. Tf. Heiges
Memorial Hospital
O. W. Tiwhbard
Ocean Grove Excursion by Cumberland Valley Railroad
The Cumberland Valley Railroad plans an eleven day excursion to Oftens Stove No on Friday August. Tickets sell for departure from Win efbeuler at 7:30 a.m. Round trip rate seven dollars fifty cents. The sale extends through September with the schedule and fares listed. Includes details on dates and pickup points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland Valley Railroad
Empire Theater Delights Large Audience With Program
The Empire Theater drew a large audience last night praising a fine program. Grace May impressed with witty moves, Ethek-Perxine earned applause for two lively songs, Calvette received a big hand in a melody, and the Empire Stock Co. kept the crowd laughing with the one act comedy Soge Maker's Hat plus high class pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire Theater
Gracie
May
Ethek - Perxine
Sotgekmaker
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W. O. Horsey & Co
Gracie May
Empire Stock Co
Perkins
Misa Carvétte
J. EB. Spurrier
Batimore and Ohio Railroad
Harrisonburg
Shenandoah Valley
Nat
Virginia
Nat. Bank
Farmers & Merchants Nat. Bank
United States Government Depository
Big Home Store
Swift Pride
Rex
Picture Theatre Se
Dheir
Virginia Tailoring
Bell Phone
Non
Wisler
Treer
Nemo
Valley School House
Green Groceries Jones Bros
Charles Town
W. Va
Célu
Geo
W. Marlow
Grimes
Ocean Grove
the Electric Co
S. H. Hable
Ore Star Clothier, Hatter and Furnisher
Main and Water Street
Gray
Oxfords
Ables
Huntsberry’s
E. Bruce Capper
Water St
FGR Sale
South Main
South Market Streets
Hansbrough & Garter
Just
Millard
Empire Theatre
Henry S. Baker & Co
Shee and Corset
Muff
Cork-Main Sts
BELL
Woodward's
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Etrjogea
Phis
Fishs
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