Community notices from Nineveh and surrounding areas
Aug 25 notices report Mrs Wade Eee and her son returning to Washington DC after time at Wheatiana the home of Mr and Mrs J A Miller. Mrs Alonzo Fuller back after ten days with Chester friends with other local movements and illnesses. Miss Caprie Kern and Miss Blanche McCauley among visitors. Layton illness and improvements noted as Mrs T Reese Miller and McCailey family are mentioned along with trips to Luray Caverns and Berryville horse show.
Masons Honor New Royal Arch Masons in Banquet
John Dove Chapter No 21 held a ceremony elevating several young men to Royal Arch Mason status under H R Homer oversight. A midnight banquet followed at the Masonic Temple on North Main Street Clam Fritters served, and a passerby overheard two youths plotting with derisive humor about an old devil. Rev Dr Donald C MacLeod returned to Washington after attending the Anti Saloon League convention.
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Masonic Temple
Main’ Street
William Parks Buried in Local Church Service
The funeral of William Parks, longtime local figure, was held at 3 p.m. today at John Mann M B Church. He died last Saturday and is buried in the colored cemetery. he was 47 and a Mason and comradity member with ties to Kansas City.
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William Parks
John Mann M. B
Mierber
A. Carter
Darkesville
W. Va
Parks
McCormick
David McCormick
West
John’ Turner
Masonic Lodge
Kansas City
Comimaridity
Good cold storage well as substitute for ice on farms
The article explains turning a well into a milk cooling storage by suspending a wooden box from a windlass, using two ropes to keep it steady and galvanized iron at corners. If cooling milk, lower into the water. otherwise cooling is too slow and may sour the milk.
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Hoard
The Milk Flow and Season Effects on Dairy Cattle
The article explains how season changes alter cow milk through diet and nervous system effects. It notes that turning cows to grass initially raises serum milk while cellular growth lags, causing briefly poorer morning samples. It highlights tethering, calm exposure, heat, dogs, fires, and thunderstorms as excitements that reduce milk quality and can cause calf scours.
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Jersey
Know a Farmer by His Stock
A farmer's character shows in how animals react to him. Gentle handlers earn calm cattle and braver animals, while cruelty spurs fear. A well treated cow yields better weights and milk as she matures, improving market value.
Winchester Steam Laundry Ad Claims Spotless Linen
An advertisement proclaims Winchester Steam Laundry offers spotless linen care. The copy references the former Winchester Steam Laundry location on Water Street and includes Bell phone contact.
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Winchester Steam Laundry
Ater Street
Bell
Plumbing and Electrical Work advertised for plants and heating
Chas E. Seal advertises plumbing electrical work and steam fitting services at 28 E Piccadilly, offering steam and hot water heating plants and electric light as specialties.
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Chas
E. Seal
Piccadilly
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Mre. Wade
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Wheatiana
J. A. Miller
James Rouzee
eMomepere McCailey
Luray Caverns
Mr. ‘A. S. Jett
Luray
Emma
Bertha Elkins
Berryville
Blanche McCaulty
Riverton
Jennetta
McCauley
Jesse ‘Armel
W. F. Watson
Fairfax
Tayome
H. R. Homer
Jack
Devil
Donald ‘C. MacLeod
Washington
Mrs
James Cornwell
Post
Postum CerealGo., Ltd
Battle Creek, Mich
John J. Lawler
Exchange Building
Union Stock Yards
Chicago
Live Stock Exchange National Bank
H. F. Byrd
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company of
Virginia
Business Directory
T. T. Wall
Kodaks
Eastman’s
Miller’s Drug Store
Toto. & W
Seabright
Dresand
Rithaes
South Mata'st, Waolesate and
Retali
Winoweerca
Main Street
Bluemon
Carlton Heaters
Good
Macadam Wed
Shenanaoan River
Ateel
Staavi-Easthound
Waerhoumn
Hotel Hyans
Jordan Springs
Jenetton Ras
Battle Inn
Chatteman
Perry
Bluemont
Southern Ry
Liuenant
Wine
Maurice F. Gastleman
Castleman’s Ferry
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