Baltimore and Ohio Rail timetable from 1903
The page shows a Cumberland Valley Railroad time table dated May 25 1903 with eastbound and westbound schedules, connections at Harrisburg and Waynesboro, Pullman sleeping cars between New York and Knoxville, through coaches to Philadelphia, and notices of trains between Hagerstown Harrisburg Chambersburg and Washington. Includes banking official statements and rail services details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Mechanicsburg
Dillsburg
Hagerstown
Harrisburg
New York
Knoxville
Tenn
Philadelphia
Chambersburg
Waesboro
Waynesboro
Cham
Rippus
J. F Born
Sgt. Sunt
Pennsylvania Railroad
Washington, D. C
Baltimore
Bowmans
Beverly Mills
Winchester
Vane
Martinsburg
Jdreencastle
Mercersburg
Shippensburg
Newville
Hagerown
Nahdoah Junction
Washington
Bamore
Padelphia
Horstown
Harrishur
Philadelph
New
Town
Wassington
Waltimore
Phildelphia
Pullmanalee
Hoevarstown
York
Pullman Cleeper
Philade Ome
Maryland Railroad Schedule From Hagerstown in 1903
Train times show daily service with connections to Gettysburg Hanover Spring Grove York and Baltimore lines. Sunday only fast mail moves between Hagerstown and Baltimore with multiple daily departures to Chambersburg Cherry Run and Frederick. Signatures M M Matnfould and G P A Rowell finalize the timetable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Baltimore
M. Arive
Chambersburg
Quinspaia
Frederick
Brucetown
Liquozone claims in early advertising pitch
An ad touts Liquozone as liquid oxygen that kills germs in the body and heals disease. It promises $1,000 for proof it cannot cause fatal harm and lists numerous illnesses it allegedly treats, urging uptake by doctors and patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saarie Ton
Flo Man
America
Liquorone
Views on marriage and widows from old prose snippets
A collage of notes on marriage dynamics and social manners. It discusses how a newlyweds' ideals clash with reality and how a widow’s worldly experience contrasts with a spinster’s naivety. It also includes observations on Italian fashion and a brief anecdote about Lord Palmerston and Lord Derby.
Woman depositor and odd bank episode sparks debate
A Philadelphia Times excerpt recounts a woman who withdrew six hundred dollars in tens, then swapped back the tens after counting. It also describes ancient obelisk construction and a piece on white slavery in history, followed by scattered jokes and ad phrases from newspaper clippings about mail order business and women in agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Times
Reading History Through Lives Aims and Advice
A collage of commentary on history reading and narrative approach. It praises studying vivid biographical lives over dense documentaries and notes great historians shape understanding, while acknowledging biases of Macaulay Carlyle and Gibbon. It adds a light rail anecdote and a joke on gossip in papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macaulay
Froude
Carlyle
Gibbon
Why She Stood in the Streetcar Line
A plain elderly woman in a streetcar refuses to ask a man for his seat, saying she lacks the face to do it. In a separate encounter a woman asks a monument seller about sending a monument for her husband and returns it if it does not fit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco Bulletin
Chicago News
Chicago Tribune
Chicago Record-Herald
Land Auction Tracts In Back Creek Area At 11 A M
At 11 o clock a m the following tract of land one tract 6 acres situated on both sides of Back Creek adjoin R B Lockhart heirs and others one tract 43 acres on Back Creek adjoin Hook and others one tract 69 acres known as the Schuler lease adjoing the above tract one tract 83 acres with building on Back Creek being the four tracts owned and occupied by William Triplett at death now owned by L v Hebecley Terms of sale one third cash and the balance in two equal annu installments with interest from date deferred payments evidenced by two bonds payable in one and two years secured by a deed of trust and insurance policy WM M ATKINSON Trustee Wwitdw
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Back Creek
R. B. Lockhart
Schuler
Building &c
William Triplett
L. v. Hebecley
WM. M. Atkinson
For Sale Privately in Fostofies Va Near Court House
Private sale of a frame house with cellar and outbuildings within walking distance of the court house. Includes two brick cisterns a artesian well windmill tank house 4500 gallon tank 360 fruit trees bearing a vineyard of 600 vines and a well kept garden site.
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Robinson Brothers
North Main Street
Virginia
Bell Brothers
Main
BELL_BROS
Funk & Ray
South Main St
Farmers’ & Merchants’ Nat. Bank
State OF
N Resources
U.S
Chela
Trust Co
United States
Wreverick
H. D. Puller
Cassier
H. Vb. Fuller
Jas. B. Baranes
N. P
R. T. Barton
S. M. Cribs
W. E. Bark
Umberland Valley R.R
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
U. S
Nat'l
Total
Ces
State OF Virginia
Ofinchester
John W. Rice
Shirley Carter
S. H. Hansbrough
W. S. Love
T. Marion Bantz
Gocuthern
Alexadria
Strasburg
Harrisonburg
Taitsuoun
Baltimores Ohio Railroad
Channel
Jammit Point
Aranburg Janson
Ted
Ally
Harriscoomrg
Kexingwee
A. m
A. m. Dexington
E.eeeseeveeee
Staunton
Eee
Strasburg Junction
Charlestown
Harpers Verry
Gagersto WD
Sreeees
P.m. Prederick
Harpers Kerr
B. & Allroad
D. B. Marvin
Mgr
Total Sane Eee
Nowy
Ee Alexandria
Managing
Front Royal
Riverton
Woodstock
Edinburg
Mt. Jackson
New Market
Wimberville
Broadway
Cowan
Linville
Jarrisonburg
Vie
Isonburg
Ae Linville
Brosadwa
Timberv Tie
Mt Jackson
Ein Tere
Just
Glaize Bros
EW Hell As
Berryville
Southbourd
Roanoke
Pullman Buffet
Chicago Express
Pullman Sleeper
Columbus
Bluefield
Cincinnati
Bristol
Pocahonta
Norton
Welch
Elklond
Maryland RR
Hagerstown and
Cherry Run
Shippensbg
Tom
F. M. Rowell
M.matnfold
A. Lyons
W. Ramsburg
Piccadilly Street
Pauli
E. Kinzie
Eddrees
James B. Russell
Lee R. Grim
Union Bank of Winchester
Savings Department
E. Houlmes Boyp
W. Stone
A. M. Baker
W. M. Atkinson
Gro
W. Kurtz
Hans 8. Lupton
Wisdom OF the
Tony Weller
Italy
Luigi Villari
Naples
Messina
Villari
Lord Palmerston
Lord Derby
Palmerston
Syene
Nile
United Kingdom
England
Borem
Miss Pepprey
Uck
Philadelphia Press
Nora
Aufait
New England
Russell & Green
J. WM. Miller
Borax
Franck Baker & Son
Millwood Pike
South Market Street
L. W. Timberlake
Williams’ Woolen Mill
Washington St
White Hall
J. A. Hanchee
W. Turnpike
Wrights
Huyler’s
Boyd's Drug Store
R.e.byrd
C.W. Forsyth
Boat Royal
Stockholders’ Meeting
Shenandoah
Nat. Bank
W. Rice
Stephens City
Stephens City, Va
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