Kennedy’s Death, Railroad Head in Winchester
The article notes the death of Thomas B. Kennedy, head of the Cumberland Valley Railroad, in Chambersburg and honors his public service in Winchester. It discusses railroad safety, negligence, and the need for better appliances to prevent fatal accidents. Rev. W. L. Seabrook’s 203 page book Immortality is reviewed, priced at $1.10 postpaid, with Seabrook noted as a capable writer offering a lay perspective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Thomas B. Kennedy
Chambersburg
Winchester
Valley Railroad Company
Kennedy
W. L. Sea Brook
Oqudlers
Wewberry
Darwin
Unclear note on a wagering remark from the Washington Post
The fragment discusses a wager about an election and a hesitation to bet, referencing a Washington Post item. No clear identities or events are present beyond general political betting thoughts.
Women in Society and Health Advice Advertisement
An early 20th century advertisement touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for irregular menstruation headaches backache and uterine complaints. The pitch claims the product can restore health and strength for a wife to keep her husband’s esteem and affection.
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Lydia B. Pinkham
Chas. P. Brown
Mothers’ Club
Gedar Terrace
Lydia E. Pinkham
Oates Named Mechanical Manager of United Telephone Company
Edgar Oates formerly of C eapon Bridge accepts the mechanical management role at United Telephone Company in this section succeeding H L Hoover who resigns to focus on Winchester and Washington Street Railway affairs.
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Edgar Oates
Ceapon Bridge
United Telephone Company
8. L Hoover
Winchester and Washington Street Railway
Transformed rural roads and colonial era notes
A collage of excerpts discusses road improvements in Pennsylvania using longer double trees on wagons, elevating roads in level regions, and macadamization. It also mentions cotton growing wild in Columbia, the Nasi indictment details, and Darwin’s stance on Greek learning with notes on education and public opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Columbia
Liabilities and Deposit Figures From Independent Bank
The balance sheet fragment lists capital stock paid in 21,500.00 Ser pies fund 250.00 Undivided profits after taxes 10,108.47 Total deposits 29,449.75 Amounts due to other banks and to state banks and bankers and checks time deposits certified.
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Spek
Sonal Banks
Nat’al
U. S
Ser
Tate B
Ks & B
Kkers
Savings Department
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Pew Netto
Publishea
Tan Evening Star Publishing CO
Water Street
Washington
Colt. Woods Stockton
Charlottesville
Vai
Shoreham
Virginia
Martin
Washington Post
Chas. F Brown
Ithistratea Canal
Stewart Bi
Nevada
United States
Grigand
Signor Nasi
Nasi
Pri
Darwin and
Heller
Chinaware
Bitum
Nous Coals
Fisher
Farmers and Merchants” National Bank
Resources
State of Virginia
Frederick
BH. D. Filter
Rm. D. Fuser
Carhier
James B. Burgess
N. P
Rk.t. Karton
Co. FE
Clevenger J.S. Habieman
John H. Enders
East Main St
Berryville
Talenhone
Ead
Jones Creamry Roth
Piccadilly
BA ET
J.-E-R’s
Barty
Henry Bretjer
Ames B. Russell
Pres
Lee R. Grim
Cashie
Union Bank OF Winchester
Depository OF
State OF
K. Holmes Boyd
Wm.m. Atkinson
Geo
W. Kurtz
A.M. Bake
Robt
W. Stone
Hugh
Lupton
James
Kasseil
Bell Bros
Zephyrs
Madras
S. Rosenmyer
B. and
Atlantic City
Cape May
Ocean City
Sea Ise City
N. J
Rehoboth Beach
Del
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Baltimore & Ohio
Glaize Bros
W. Grims
Main St
Edward Conner
South Main St
Anastacius Nicholas
Sunes Pere Ella W. Orndorff
Miller’s Drug . Store
Gatlice Bruce Oldham
Moundsville
W. Va
Edward Bruce
Levy
Charlotte
N.C
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