Wrap suited for day and evening wear features velvet and fur trims
A pattern showcases a wrap in velvet with white fox or sable trim. It presents a simple line with hanging ends in Oriental embroidery. Designs emphasize violet tones and gold thread, with sizing 34 to 48 and yardage listed for fabric and banding.
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Were
Paby
Winchester Trotting Meet Details Highlight Start Times
A fragment notes racing events in Winchester with trot races at 9.70 seconds for 4 meters and later times listed as 11.53 am and 7. daily. The text references Traime and Lamed with a Sunday exception.
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Winchester
Sunnday
Train Schedules for Harrisonburg and Washington Routes
Rail timetable from Junction to Harrisonburg and Washington for May 25 1918. No. 178 mixed daily departs 6:05 am for Harrisonburg arrives 2:56 pm with buffet car. No. 49 departs 12:43 pm for Harrisonburg arrives 2:56 pm. No. 217 buffet car departs 8:30 pm for Harrisonburg. No. 218 departs 6:05 am for Alexandria and Washington arrives 10:30 pm. No. 14 limited to Washington departs 8:27 am arrives 11:65 am. No. 282 departs 4:56 pm for Washington arrives 9:15 pm with buffet car. No. 216 local from Harrisonburg to Strasburg arrives 8:30 pm. Text signed by L. S. Brown General Agent Washington.
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Southren Mailwat
Waehlagha
Ala Eacha
Strasburg
Berrisenburg
Junction
Alexandria
Washington
Wash'ngton
Arive Washington
Harrisonburg
M. L
Brown
General Agex
Middletown States Incorporated financial statement 1913
Middletown Virginia bank reports assets totaling 73 857 69 with loans 55 833 70 and deposits 59 306 10. The cashier W E Coffman swears to the accuracy of the statement dated Oct 21 1913 and sworn before Jas W Ripines notary public on Dec 27 1913.
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Middletown
Frederick
Virginia
State Corporation Commission
Lus
W.E. Coffman
Middletown States
State of
W. E. Coffman
Cashier
E. O. Larrick
M.H Rhodes
E. R. Sperry
Jas
W. Ripines
N. P
Bitter denouncement of liquor traffic calls for nationwide reform
A large Virginia delegation joined over 1 000 signatories in presenting a national demand to President Wilson and Congress. Led by Ernest H. Cherrington of the American Issue, the Anti saloon League urged prohibition, arguing that legal curbs reduce crime pauperism and insanity while boosting legitimate business and public morality. The speech cited Supreme Court authority on crime linked to retail liquor saloons.
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Wilson
Congress
Virginia
United States
Anti-saloon League of America
Ernest H. Cherrington
Cherrington
United ‘States Census ‘Bureau
Supreme Court of the United States
Preaching Planned at Minnie Wood and Local Notes
Minnie Wood residents hear that Rev. Julian Broaddus of Berryville will preach Sunday at 3 PM. The column notes visitors, a pony accident injuring Nelson Bromley, and local movements including Rutherford visits and Keckleys pending medical care.
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Minnie Wood
Julian Broaddus
Berryville
J. H. Carlisle
Harry Emer
Stéphensia
Charlestown
W. V. ‘Little Nelsonromley
John Bromley
Osborne
Iryville
William Mutherford
Lee
Esther
Lenore
J. C. Rutherford
Blanche Knight
Winchester
Charlotte Grubbs
Rutherford
Viola Keckley
Lot Keckley
Crums
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Warning on Kidney Health Promotes Swamp Root Remedy
A health notice stresses kidney role in overall wellbeing and cites Bright's disease deaths in New York in 1910. It promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as an ideal herbal remedy for kidney and liver health and invites readers to request a free sample by writing to Kilmer & Co. in Binghamton New York.
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Bright
New York
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Shenandoah City Votes Dry by Narrow Margin
Shenandoah City in Page County votes 73 to 72 against licenses in a local option election ordered by Judge Haas. The dry result follows a closer race than two years ago when the town went wet by 24 votes. two saloons remain. Campaigns were peaceful and organizers anticipate further contest if Staunton also goes dry next Tuesday.
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Shenandosa City
Page County
Haas
Circuit ‘Court
Anti-Saloon League
Hcense
Shenandoah City
Staunton
Harrisonburg
Virginia
Local Social Roundup and Notables Report
iMr and Mrs Hugh Hardesty and son Gordon visited the parents Mr and Mrs Edgar Carter near Swimley Station last Sunday. Miss Delia Hook visited at the home of Mr and Mrs J M Rutherford last Friday. A large crowd says meat spoilage fears fade with the cold weather. Uncle Lewis Williams, a respected colored citizen, is quite ill.
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iMr
Hugh “Hardesty
Gordon
Edgar Carter
Swimley ‘Station
Delia ‘Hook
J. M. Rutherford
Lewis” Williams
Hoops Coach Gary Setiogyne Retires After Season
A long time hoops mentor Gary Setiogyne steps down after guiding PSpPjoep Afes to a full season. The year ends with notable losses and a final team tally.
Kidney Pills Help Taunton Woman After 87th Birthday
Mrs. Mary A. Dean of Taunton Massachusetts writes that after medical doubt she found Foley Kidney Pills beneficial for bladder stiffness weak joints and rheumatic pain linked to kidney trouble. For sale by all druggists. Advertise in The Star.
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Mary A. Dean
E. Waln St
Taunton
Mass
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