Long Meadow News Notes and Grimes Grist
Long Meadow reports include Mr. J R Cooley and sister Mrs Bell visiting. goose dinners opened by F L Cooley. Emma Larrick and Ralph De Bruder dined with F L Cooley. John Strosnider ill. snowy weather keeps teachers at home. Grimes notes cover A Whitington of Troy Ohio visiting, C S Sheppard moving to winter quarters, Forest Nesmith as Inwood WV railroad agent, typhoid recovery, Inspector Matthews on business, 16 inch snow, and local arrivals and departures. Long Ridgeway reports new acetylene lighting, and Ridgeway residents preparing for Christmas markets with turkey shipments and homecomings.
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Long Meadow
JR. Cooley
Bell
Mtvr
George I Maree Boot
Arger
Emma Larrick
Ralph de Bruder
F. L. Cooley
John Strosnider
A. J. Brumback
Grimes
A Whitington
Troy
Ohio
C. S. Sheppard
Winchester
Forest Nesmith
C. V. Railroad
Inwood
W. Va
Maggie Teets
F. B. Clevenger
John Myers
H. B. Taylor
Prof Faulkner Leads Amarillo Public Schools
Friends in Winchester and Frederick County celebrate J Olin Faulkner now principal of Amarillo Texas public schools since fall. Amarillo founded 1895, population 18000, over 1800 children attend schools, 300 in high school. Faulkner is a Shenandoah Valley and Washington and Lee alum and former North Carolina College English chair.
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Winchester
Frederick County
J. Olin Faulkner
Amarillo
Texas
Misses Kennerly Spend Day in Winchester
The Misses Kennerly spent his day in Winchester recently. Mr A A Robinson has a carload of hay. Mrs David Meade visits friends in Washington. The greatest danger from enza is its result in vain. This can be obvia Chamberlain's Coughi not only cures infl teracts any tendency towards poeumontia. Ba Baker Son.
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Enza
Chamberlain
Ba Baker& Son
C. W. Post
Headache Remedy Sold In Stores For Attacks Upon Religion
Fragments indicate a medicine marketed for headaches and fever in relation to religious attacks. The text mentions sales at stores and a street address. The item appears as a period ad or notice describing a remedy for headaches.
White Post Notes Distinctive Social Roundup
White Post Virginia December 13 Mrs John Earle hosted the dancing club last evening. Mrs James Stuart formerly Miss Vivian Meade wedding in Washington last week has returned to Gunston Hall. Miss Bettie Muir returned with her. Mr Stuart stayed in Washington. Lester Lowe back in Steeton Pennsylvania after visiting parents. Julian Keys returned to White Post after two months in Steelton Pennsylvania. Miss McDonald Berryville is visiting Mrs W R Richard Stewart Carper improving at Newport home after illness. Pratt Meade added a pool room extension and bought a new table and equipment.
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Morgantown
W.va
Covent
Pou Gusiecies
Inney Y Farm
Martinsburg
Amos Kibleree
Laiay
J. R. Kibler
C. EK. Ridgeway
Ruth Schlack
Reliance College
Hattie Kline
J. J.a Ridgeway
White Post
John Earle
Steetton
Julian Keys
Steelton
Forty Debutantes Present at Baltimore German at Lehmanns Hall
The first Monday German of the season in Baltimore drew a brilliant society throng including Miss Helen Taft and many Winchester notables. Debutante Miss Dorothy Gilpin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henny Brooke Gilpin of Boyce, Clarke County, wore a Lacroix white net gown and carried American Beauty roses while her mother served as chaperone in a French satin gown.
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Helen Taft
United States
Baltimore
Lehmann’s Hall
Winchester
Dorothy Gilpin
Henny Brooke Gilpin
Boyce
Clartte County
Miss Gilpin
Lynx Fur Trade Prompts Disputed Oats Case
Fragmentary text shows a dispute involving lynx fur and oats with references to garniture and amethysts. Names, dates, and places are unclear, but the fragment suggests a legal or commercial confrontation surrounding fur, grain, and decorative stones.
Roaming Livestock Issues Power in County
The Star reports a county concern as cattle roam in large droves during a week of scarce feed. Measures require owners to corral or restrain stock, with penalties looming for permits or negligence as officials seek to curb dangerous, wayward herds.
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Packard
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William Strowbridge
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Clarence
J. R. Hamilton
Jacob Randall
C. R. Randall
Ridgeway Notes
Ridgeway
Mamie Baldwin
Co. E. Ridgeway
Douvall Premley
Franck Baker & ‘Oa
Faulkner
China
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Footer’s Dye Works
Cumberland
Maryland
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Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
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Mishawaka
Ind
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N. Y
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Postum Cereal
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