Domestic strikes and thefts reveal muddled moral sense
A column discusses Mrs. Johnson’s domestic strike over unpaid wood, notes on gender roles, and uses examples of theft from Miss Morrell and Princess Von Wrede to critique moral fiber. It questions intellect alone without a good soul, and reflects on souvenirs versus stolen goods.
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Miss Morrell
State University of Wisconsin
University of Tennessee
Wisconsin College
Prince von Wrede
Bavaria
Europe
Chicago
Iter
Busy social notes from Boyce Virginia region
A Mewsy Letter From Boyce Wa reports a slate of local visitors and residents traveling to and from nearby towns. Names include Miss Isa belle Carter of Richmond and Mrs. Bowling of Falls Church with various engagements around Winchester Luray Paris Front Royal and Millwood.
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J. B. Lindsay
Graham Blandy
Robi. Shearer
Berryville
Edward Jacobs
Bayard
Rosney
Thos. Burwell
James Lindsay
Paris
Bertha Shearer
Philadelphia
C. A. Ford
Winchester
Ollie Gaunt
Front Royal
Hattie Carper
Araminta Cooper
Stover Cooper
Shanholtz
Chelestown
W. Va
Mamie Levi
Nan Elkin
W. A. Bradford
Berrys
Boyce
Bertha Bowles
Dudley Miller
Ruth Ford
Sarah Shearer
Millwood
Valuable Farm Private Sale Near Stephens City
By authority of a power of attorney from J. P. Carbaugh and wife, two farms are offered at private sale. Number 4 covers about 148 acres with a new house over 4000 dollars, barn, seven acres of timber, two cisterns, well, wind pump, tank, orchard and fencing. Number 2 includes 75 acres with extensive orchard, bearing apples, peaches, pears, a two story house, fencing, pond and well with pump. Location is one mile northwest of Stephens City and three quarters mile from the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad station. Terms: payments arranged to satisfy the buyer. August 15 date noted with park references.
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Atttorney
J. P. Carbaugh
Cnfest
Yorks
Grimes Golden
Ben Davis
Stephens City
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Southern Railway Schedules Change on Bluemont Branch
Southern Railway announces timetable changes on the Bluemont Branch with adjusted arrivals and departures. The update affects midweek and weekend service patterns and may modify stopping points along the line.
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Southern Railway
Bluemont
Léeat' ma ets Steady Today Chickens Old Hens and Roosters
Readable text shows farm birds with phrases about steady conditions for old hens and roosters. No clear event, dates, or locations identified.
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Oppo
Taylor Hotel
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Washington
H. B. Spencer
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W. H. Taylor
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W. H. Martin
R, EK. Byrd
Martin & Byrd
Loudoun
Lees Pure
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Miller’s
Penn Drug Company
Miller’s Drug
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Episcopal Female Institute
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First Baptist Church
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State Female Normal School
J.-L, Jarman
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P. McComb
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Desirable House
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Sephens City
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