Mrs Ambrose Hosts Afternoon at Jackson Va Horse Event
Mrs. 3 H Ambrose hosted a large gathering at her Jackson Virginia horse farm in honor of her nieces Miss Olive Ambrose and Miss Mazzie Ambrose. Guests from New Market Edinburg Woodstock and other areas across Virginia enjoyed an afternoon of games and a dainty supper. Nellie Ambrose led the receiving line as attendees mingled at the event widely described as very enjoyable.
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H. Ambrose
Jackson
Olive
Mazzine Ambrose
Ambrose
New Market
Edinburg Woodstock
Surprise Party Honoring Miss Be Grimm in Gainesboro
Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Grimm hosted a delightful surprise party for their daughter Miss Be Grimm. Guests included Maggie Amick Lovie Rogers Loisown Angie Pauline Larrick Mabel Jackson Theodore Brown Stephen Whitacre Norman Brown and Bernard Brown. Refreshments served at 11. Mrs J M Jackson left for Lewisburg West Virginia for two weeks with friends and relatives.
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Gainesboro
Charles R. Grimm
Bee Grimm
Maggie Amick
Lovie Rogers
Lois ‘Own
Angie
Pauline Larrick
Ase
Mabel Jackson
Theodore Brown
Stephen Whitacre
Norman
Bernard Brown
J. M. Jackson
Lewisburg
W. Va
T. Adams
Poke
Feretelis Forecasts Frost With French Invention
A brief note describes a French device called Feretelis Coming or Frost that uses thermometers to predict frost. The item mentions its potential usefulness for anticipating cold weather and garden planning.
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Feretelis
Notes of Armel: Local Visits Spread Through Virginia
Miss Cora Smelter returns to Page county after visiting relatives in Armel and Winchester. Densel Armel returns from Eastern Virginia to spend winter with parents Mr and Mrs Jesse Armel. G B Armel at Linden and John Chrismore in Washington, D C. Several others visit relatives in Bartonsville Boyce Grimes Stone Bridge and Grimes Va.
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Armel
Cora Smelter
Page County
Densel Armel
Virginia
Jesse Armel
G. &. Armel
Linden
John Dix
Boyce
Clarke County
Ella Mae Armel
Bartonsville
Elder Cornwell
Winchester
Arthur R. Armel
Stone Bridge
C. D. Price
Grimes, Va
John Chrismore
Washington, D. C
Most Beautiful Thing In Life Quote by J. F. Clarke
A reflective fragment asserts love as the sole solid thing in the universe. It claims love grants life meaning and immortality, and that death is merely a beginning for the enduring bonds we share.
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Wetare
J. F. Clarke
Diamond Proof Against Acide
The article states no acid can affect a genuine diamond and notes hydrofluoric acid only corrodes glass, not diamond. It adds a trained eye can distinguish real diamonds by hardness, while imitations appear soft to experts. It also offers a home remedy for insomnia using a cold-water cloth around the wrist to cool the blood and relieve the brain.
Farmer Proposes Soil Reform and Phosphate Use
The speaker urges farmers to invest in soil health by spreading phosphate and adopting modern farming methods. He notes high hidden costs from soil depletion and argues for bankable soil yields, warning against exporting phosphate abroad and promising a free book detailing practical farm reforms.
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France
Germany
England
United States
Ashby Mason Moves to Winchester and Local Happenings
Mr. Ashby Mason moved from his farm near Carper’s Valley to Winchester, purchasing property. Mrs. William Harmer and her son visited Mr. and Mrs. William G. Bromley. Luther Ford of Hagerstown was in Winchester on business. Alton Dick hauled lumber for a new house on Buf Flick road after buying a small farm. B Fulier from near Carper’s Valley moved to Winchester. John Stickle and Charles ees were guests of the Carpers. Heavy rain last Saturday raised water levels. the Opequon ran out of banks on Sunday. Mrs. Sawyer, visiting her daughter Mrs. Turner A. Carper, returns to Winchester for the winter. Paul Kelican of Keyser is with his parents for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. William Shearer hosted a phonograph entertainment Tuesday evening at their home.
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William Harmer
William G. Bromley
Luther Ford
Hagerstown
Winchester
Alton Dick
Bufflick Road
B. Fulier
John Stickle
Charles Ees
Isaac Carper
Sawyer
Turner A. Carper
Paul Kelican
Keyser
W. Vas
William Shearer
Schedule in Effect Nov 17 1907 All Trains Daily Except Sunday
Daily train service announced effective November 17 1907 with no service on Sundays and regular trains running on all other days. Local schedules indicate stop patterns and typical departures for major routes operated by the line.
Rail Schedules for Norfolk and Western at Roanoke Va
Daily trains to Hagerstown Philadelphia Washington and beyond with parlor and Pullman sleepers. No. 3 at 2.37 am to Hagerstown via Harrsiburg. No. 28 at 9.31 am to Hagerstown and intermediate points connects at Shenandoah Junction. No. 4 at 5.15 am to Roanoke Bristol Bluefield Norton and Winston-Salem with sleeper to Welch. No. 13 at 9.09 pm to Panoke Bristol Knoxville Columbus Cincinnati with sleeper to Knoxville. No. 27 at 6.42 pm to Bilcon and intermediate stations with parlor car. Rates maps and timetables available from agents or F Bragg Travelling Passenger Agent.
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Hagerstown
Pullman
Philadelphia
Harrieburs
plermedaiaie _tatione
Shenandoah Junction
Washington
Cor Roanke
Bristol
Bluefield
Norton
Welch
Ainston-Salem
Charlotte
N. C
Pullman Sleeper
Panoke and Intermediate
Knoxville
Columbus
Cincinnati
Pull Man Sleeper
Roanoke
Ohio
Old Brick Laboratory in Middle Town Reused Since 1826
A ten down brick laboratory in Middle Town Connecticut, built in 1826, has served many roles including a gunhouse hospital eating house carpenter shop icehouse and electrical laboratory. Also mentions John Bull noting American battlefield success rate and quotes from Tit-Hits and Gabriele d Annunzio in a fragmentary form.
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Middletown
Conn
Train Schedules Mention Stations and Arrival Times
timetable fragment lists stops including Martinsburg Hagerstown Greencastle Chambersburg Shippensburg Carlisle Harrisburg Philadelphia New York with Kennedy press times. trains arrive in the above stations around 9 13 pm and depart various morning and afternoon slots daily except Sunday under supervisor J He Toner.
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Martinsburg
Hagerstown
eereEee
Greencastle
Oca
Caambersburg
Shippensburg
Carlisle
Cas Dalia Washes
Mechanicsburg
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
New York
Kennedy
Vicé Press & G
Market Reports Show Wheat Corn Hay and Livestock Prices
Local grain dealers quote buying prices for wheat corn oats and hay per bushel or ton. Live stock rates include beef pork veal and poultry prices per pound or animal. Retail prices cover potatoes apples side meat and millfeed with corn per bushel as shown.
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Agay
New
Banks Observe Holiday Closure and Postpone Payments
Farmers and Merchants National Bank Shenandoah Valley National Bank Union Bank of Winchester announce closure on Monday January 20 a legal holiday. Paper maturities due that day may be paid on later dates in January. Cashiers H D Fuller W R Rice Lee Grim restate holiday closures across institutions.
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Shenandoah ,Val
Nat’l Bank
INO
Union Bank of Winchester
LEE RR. Grim
Hyomei Offered As Guaranteed Cure For Catarrh
A medical notice touts Hyomei as the absolute cure for catarrh with a pocket inhaler. The complete outfit costs $1.00 from Frank Baker & Son, who guarantee a refund if it fails to help, promising relief and lasting cure.
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Hyomei
Frank Baker & Son
Franck Baker
Sam
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