Norfolk and Western May 26 1913 and connections listing
Train timetable item for Norfolk and Western dated May 26 1913 shows routes to Bristol Elkton Hagerstown and connections at Roanoke Lamandoah Junction and Philadelphia with Pullman cars Sacrifices include sleeper trains to New York and Washington. Officials include W B Bevill and W.C. Saunders.
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Norfolk and Western
Bristol
Roanoke
Winston
Memphis
Elkton
Hagerstown
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
New York
Lamendoah Junction
Washington
Hagerstow
Phia
W. B. Bevill
W.c.saundersen
Qumberland Valley R R Time Table May 24 1914
Train schedule shows arrival times for Winchester from Philadelphia and New York routes. Includes daily and Sunday variations and notes superintendent J H Tonge and G P A.
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Qumberland Valley
Southern Railway Schedule Between Washington and Harrisonburg
Railway notice lists westbound and eastbound trains between Washington Alexandria Strasburg and Harrisonburg for 1914. Services include No. 173 Mixed Ex, No. 49 Local, No. 217 Local, No. 218 Local, No. 14 Limited, No. 28 Local, and No. 216 Local with arrival times at Harrisonburg and Washington, buffet parlor cars, and notes by L B Brown and W Westbury as general and assistant gen agents.
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Harrisonburg
Harrison
Strasburg
Alexandria
Washington
Wash
Petra Washington
Arashington
Har Te
Brown
Gton
D. C
W. Westbury
Washington, D. C
Lydia Pinkham Remedy Helps Woman With Female Ailments
Mrs S T Harey of Eldon Missouri reports severe inflammation weakness and pain for two years then improvement after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Ad claims the remedy treats displacements inflammation ulceration tumors irregularities backache digestion and nervous prostration.
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Eldon
Lydia E. Pinkham
T. Harey
Missouri
Virginia Village Notes Echo Family Visits Amid Summer
Marleboro residents host relatives from Pittsburgh Baltimore and Lexington as visitors arrive for summer. Mrs. Jamison and Mr Briscoe Shull welcome Grace and Louise Shull of Lexington. Mrs. Keeler visits granddaughter Jean Ward while Roy Booth rests at home. The Methodist Sunday school plans a 7 pm children service at Hites Chapel. Ernest Shull returns from Washington and Lee to visit Aunt Mrs Jamison.
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Amelia Peace
James Peace
Baltimore
B. Jamison
Edward Brent Ils
Winchester
Norton Clagett
William Shull
Harry Clagett
Brunswick
Grace
Louise Shull
Lexington
Godfrey Shull
Virginia
Briscoe Shull
Jean Ward
Methodist Sunday
Hites Chapel
Roy Booth
Richmond
Ernest Shull
Washington and Lee University
Jamison
Merrytown Social Notes Highlight Visits and Travel
Torrytown Martinsburg June 20. Mr and Mrs James Legg of New York visit his father A G Legg. Mrs Christian Shipley of Martinsburg visits grandmother Margie Weidman. Zeph Morgan and family visit Martinsburg. Miss Virginia Morgan and brothers stay with grandfather A G Legg. A tent meeting at Inwood draws locals.
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Merrytown
James Legg
New York
A. G. Legg
Christian Shipley
Martinsburg
David Hott
Laura Ewing
Inwood
Virginia Morgan
Richard
Fred ‘Morgan
Wright Morgan
Bennie Busey
Henry Busey
Mrs
Zeph Morgan
Cedar Grove Items Highlight Local Movements and Visits
Cedar Grove and Opdar Grove notes list Miss Anna Clark of Martinsburg West Virginia visiting friends. Elisha Fries returns from Winchester and Martinsburg to his home in Cedar Grove. Homer Nesmith on furlough after four years in the United States Army visits his sister Mrs P Boyd. Teakel Miller Frank Barrett and families join George Miller for Sunday. John Yellowby Emma Davis and son attend funeral of Catherine Z Sell in Oakland Maryland.
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Opdar Grove
Anna Clark
Martinsburg
W. Va
Elisha Fries
Winchester
Homer Nesmith
United Mene Army
Mraed. P
Local Notes From Cross Roads Items Virginia
June 20 Cross Roads Virginia Mr George Miller of Baltimore visits his parents Mr and Mrs John H Miller. Community youths attend memorial services at the Christian Church. Mrs Mary E Carpenter improved after illness. Addison McKee of Yellow Spring West Virginia visits sisters Mrs Jennie McKee and Mrs James Whitlock. Walter Nelson builds a new barn on his property.
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Ross Roaids
George Miller
Baltimore
John H. Miller
The
Christian Church
Addison McKee
Yellow Spring
W. Va
Jennie McKee
James Whitlock
Walter Nelson
Kernstown Notes Show Local Visits and Church Plans
Kernstown notes from Kernstown Virginia on June 20 record visits from Lyle Jones son of Rev. and Mrs. Alfred Jones, Jacob Metz, Elizabeth Jinksand and others. The MBE Church laymen plan a Men's Day service June 28 at 10 am. Also notes: quiet bowling alley invention from Paris silences pin clashes.
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Kernstown
Lyle Jones
Alfred Jones
Jones
Jacob Metz
Hite
Winchester
Stephens City
Viola Carper
Elizabeth Jinksand
Hagerstown
Lena Lichliter
John Mills
Rappahannock County
Fred. Jones
Gaylord
Clarke County
Robert and
Carroll ‘Smith
A. Knox
Rev Dr Brown Accepts Bishopric in Northern Virginia
Word received from Brazil confirms Rev Dr William Cabell Brown has accepted the office of Bishop Coadjutor of the Diocese of Northern Virginia. He was elected at the May diocesan council in Richmond after William D Smith withdrew in his favor. Brown will assist Bishop Robert A Gibson in Richmond. arrival in Virginia is expected soon.
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William Cabell Brown
Brazil
Brown
Northern
Virginia
Protestant Episcopal Church
William J. Morton
Old Christ Church
Alexandria
Dr. Brown
Episcopal Church
Richmond
William D. Smith
Christ Episcopal Church
Winchester
Smith
Robert A. Gibson
Gibson
Take Plenty of Time to Eat and Digest
A health note warns against rapid eating and indigestion. It urges thorough mastication and salivation and recommends Chamberlain's Tablets for fullness or dullness after meals. Also mentions Captain James Jenkins of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad visiting at Harpers Ferry with friends.
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James Jenkins
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Har
Polk Miller Liver Pills Offer Remedy for Sluggish Liver
Advertises Polk Miller's Liver Pills as a safe non calomel remedy to restore liver secretions and relieve biliousness dizziness and headaches. Claims 25 years of family use mild and harmless with 10c per box and free samples via Polk Miller Drug Co Richmond VA, coupons included.
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Polk Miller
Naturre
Polk Miller Drug Co., Inc
Richmond
Chamberlain's Colie Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad
A summer appeal urges every family to keep Chamberlain's Colie Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy on hand. It claims strong value and readiness, noting no superior product for its intended use and directing purchase through all dealers.
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Berryville
D Daily
J. H Tonge
H. A Rivoie G
P. A
Greencastle
Chambersburgee
Mechanicsburg, Harrisburg
Southern Railway
Aleandria
Strasburg Junction
Chichester
Diaggise
W. Seabright
Valuable County
Tony Jackson
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Timberlake
Geo. Gopenhaver
Harry R. Kern
Glaize & Bro
Middletaewh
Ashby Hama
Middletown
Miller Train Control Corporation
Barr
Market Street
East Piccadilly St
G. C. Miller
Jackson
M. C. Copenhaver
S. Market
N. Braddock
W. Peyton St
Star Office
South Market Street
Standard, Trunk .& Bag Co
Petersburg
J. E. McBrady
Chicago
Jenkins & Dunlap
N. Market St
R. Grubb
Lillie Jones
Henry M. Jones
Winchester Evening Star
Court House
Julian Baker, JR
Eastman
Fred. S. Boyd
Ter
DR. H. &. Devine
Sanitarium
Highland Park
Richmond, Ve
Asoline Engle
Star Omice
Evening Star
Marleboro, Va
Torrytown
Cedar Grove
Mary E. Carpenter
Maryland
Mary McCartell
S. ‘A. McCartell
Adam Dean
E. C. Jackson
George
Inskip
Wilbur
Annie Lichliter
Paris
Pers ‘Ferry
Miller
Vegur
Russell & Green
Mondell
Potomac River
Antietam
Chas, R. Jones
Washington St
H. S. Whitacre
Osteopath
University OF Virginia
Public School System of Virginia
Howard Winston
Fairmont Ave
C.53m University
Va. V. Crossing
Thomas & Messer CO
W. Balto
St. Baltimore
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