Norfolk and Western 1913 Passenger Schedule Fragments
Partial timetable text shows Norfolk and Western services dated May 26 1913. Lines mention Bristol Roanoke Shenandoah and intermediate stations, Elkton and radiate stations, Pullman service, and connections to Roanoke Newport News Harrisburg Hagerstown Philadelphia and Pittsburgh via Revill W C Saunders Gen Pass Agt G P A.
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Bristol
Roancea
Igate
Roahoke
Hrissal
Pocahontas
Welch
Norban
Pullman Oon
Newark
Arrisburg
Hagerstown
Phil
Revill
W.C. Saunders
G. P
Train schedules for Harrisonburg and Strasburg route May 1918
Eastern rail service outlines daily and limited trains between Strasburg Harrisonburg Alexandria and Washington. Times include No 173 Mixed Local 6.00 am from Strasburg to Harrisonburg arriving 10.15 am, No 49 daily 12.48 pm to Harrisonburg arriving 5.65 pm, No 217 daily 8.30 pm to Harrisonburg arriving 10.25 pm, No 218 daily 6.05 am from Strasburg to Washington arriving 10.30 am, No 14 limited 8.27 pm to Washington arriving 2.55 am, No 28 daily 4.56 pm to Washington arriving 8.15 pm, No 216 local from Harrisonburg to Strasburg arriving 8.30 pm.
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Eso
Harrisonburg
Bastrisonburg
Alexandria
Washington
Alexandri
Waatington
Strasburg
Strasburgee
Issiggicr
Philadelphia New York Pasta Trails And Drive Timetable
Bus timetable fragment notes daily service from Winchester station with trains at 9 22 am 11 51 am and 7 25 pm daily except Sunday. Names J Hi Tonge superintendent H A Ripple G P A listed.
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Philadelphia
New York
Summer Digestive Advice and Caldwell Syrup Pepsin
An article urging dietary adjustments for summer dyspepsia and promoting Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a pleasant laxative and digestive tonic. It cites testimonials from Miss W. A. Taylor of Beloit and Mrs. W. O. Richter of Clayville, notes infant friendly use, and offers free samples by mail from Dr. W. B. Caldwell in Monticello, Illinois.
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Dr. Caldwell
W. A. Taylor
Beloit
Wis
W. O. Richter
Clayville
W.B. Caldwell
Washington St
Monticello
Ill
Lord Decies Wins Suit Over Exorbitant Build Bill
London August 5 Lord Decies refused to be squeezed by overcharging workers after marrying American heiress Vivien Gould. The court ordered builders to repay Decies 65028 for reconstruction costs at Sef ton Park his country home. Lady Decies praised her husband for standing up to the merchants.
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Lord
Lady Decies
Vivien Gould
London
George Gould
New York
Lord Decies
Sefton Park
Decies
Praise Article Highlights Willard and B and O Progress
The piece applauds Daniel Willard as president of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and notes achievements of his two predecessors Thomas Swann and John W. Garrett. It references a New York Times special article in a leading railroad financial magazine, detailing the railroad’s improvement program and efficiency gains.
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Daniel Willar
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Thomas Swann
John W. Garrett
New York Times Annalist
Bride Mae DeHaven Weds Harry DeHaven at Martinsburg
In Martinsburg West Virginia on Tuesday at the First United Brethren Church parsonage Rev Dr W F Grover officiated the marriage of Miss Mae DeHaven to Mr Harry Holland DeHaven. The bride 17 is daughter of Smith DeHaven of Janet on Ohio and the groom 24 is a Dayton carpenter.
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Martinsburg
W.va
North Queen Street
First United Brothern Church
Mae DeHaven
Harry’ Holland DeHaven
Smith DeHaven
Janeton
Ge. Laard De‘Haven
Clothing Fire Hurts Child Near Toll-House
In Stephens City on Monday a one year old child of Mr. Channy Palmer was badly burned playing with matches as his father started work at a lime kiln. Wounds covered body arms and face and were treated by Dr. S M Stickley. Other local notes mention Evelyn Totty's hospital vacation and visits by Philadelphia resident Joseph Nicholas.
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Stephens City
Chhild
Channy Palmer
Memorial Hospital
Winchester
Joseph Nicholas
Philadelphia
R. L. Painter
Lutheran Church
David Headly
Orel
Headly
J. H. Williams
R. ‘Craft
Roanoke
Program Ready For Dedication Of United Brother in Pikeside
INWOOD W Va Aug 7 The dedication program for the new United Brother n Church Pikeside is set for Sunday Aug 10 Activities include Sunday school at 10 am preaching by Rev A S Hammack at 11 am Fourth Quarterly Conference at 2 pm platform speaking by Dr W F Gruver and others at 3 pm song service led by J R Collis and David Gregory at 745 pm and final preaching by Dr A S Hammack at 815 pm All former pastors of the Inwood circuit and the public are invited to attend all events.
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Inwood
W. Va
United Brothern
Pikeside
A. m
A. S.hammack
W. F. Gruver
Otters
J. R. Collis
David Gregory
A.S
Inwood Circuit
Good Reasons For His Enthusiasm For Remedy
A man suffers days with colic diarrhoea or bowel complaint and is cured by one or two doses of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The editorial notes such cures as natural enthusiasm, especially after severe attacks. It never fails and is sold by all druggists.
Virginia Horse Show Dates Set for Winchester Charlottesville Berryville
The dates for upcoming Virginia horse shows were decided: Winchester on September 9 with 30 11 12, Charlottesville on August 8 7, Berryville August 8 14, and Warrenton on August 29 30 31 with unspecified year and location details.
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Virginia
Winchester
Charlottesville
Berryville
Warrenton
Episcopal Services Mark Rev Mitchell Visit in White Post
Rev. Mr. Mitchell of Charleston will lead Sunday services at 11 o'clock in the Episcopal Church. He is wintering with his father in law, Mr. Baker, at Stephens City as Mrs. Senciadiver and children visit Martinsburg relatives. Local social notes mention visitors from Washington, campers heading to Blue or Horge Shoe, and dances hosted by Miss Louise Meade for Miss Behan.
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White Post
Mitchell
Charleston
Episcopal Church
Baker
Stephens City
Senciadiver
Martinsburg
Dorsey
C. B. Arledge
Caroline Arledge
Upton
Washington
Hr. C. Sommerville
Violet Leaves for Chicago Telegraph Office
Mr. George Violet, visiting his parents on Sharpe Street, left this morning for Chicago where he is employed as a telegraph operator at a Chicago office.
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George Violet
B. J. Violet
Sharpe Street
Chicago
Constipation Relief After Expensive Treatments
C H Hines of Whitlow Arkansas recounts costly medicines and hospital visits in St Louis and New Orleans with no relief. After starting Chamberlains Tablets he improved steadily and is now well. Available from all dealers.
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C. H. Hines
Whitlow
Ark
New Orleans
Deaters
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