Low Summer Excursions by Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad offers very low rate summer excursions to Atlantic City Ocean City Sea Isle City Burgh Asbury Fork Lous Branch Point Pleas Sea D Cean Cuy on sea coast routes with special fares on July 2 16 30 August 13 27 and September 10. Also lists conventions and events in Boston Chicago Cleveland Columbus Denver Louisville St Paul Toledo and more with dates and contact for ticket agents.
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Cape City
Sea Isle City
Ocean City
Asbury Fork
Lous Branch
Point Pleas
Ford
Rehoboth Beach
Ohio River
Boston
Mass
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Supreme Lodge
Knights Pythias
Chicago
Ill
Cleveland
National Educational Association
International Convention
B. Y. P.U. of America
Columbus
Convention International S. S. Association
ST. Paul
Mr. Smith Blair Weds Miss May Caldwell Powell in Berryville
A June wedding at Calgary Church in Loudoun County Berryville joined Miss May Gray Caldwell Powell of the Powell family to Mr. Smith Blair of West Virginia with Dr. TI. B. Lake officiating. The ceremony featured Edith Pidgeon and Janet Thurston Powell in music, with a princess lace robe bride, maid of honor Marion Temple Powell, and bridesmaids Nan Morgian Blair Mabelle Lee Powell Marie Coupland. George Crouse served as best man and ushers included H. H. Priest and H. B. Whiting. The couple left for a Nova Scotia north tour after an informal reception.
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Berryville
Calgary Church
Round Hill
Loudoun County
May Gray Caldwell Powell
William Leven Powell
Smith Blair
West Virginia
TI. B. Lake
Edith Pidgeon
Washington
Janet Thurston Powell
Marion ‘Temple Powell
Nan Morgian Blair
Mamie Harte Nalle
Culpeper
Mabel
Lee Powell
Marie Coupland
Loudourn
George €. Crouse
Blair
Harry H. Priest
Norfolk
Herbert B. Whiting
Winnik
William C. Powell
C. C. Pearey
Horse Show Dates in Northern Virginia Area
The notice lists show dates in Culpeper Manassas Orange Warrentonburg Front Royal Berryville Upperville and Petersburg from July through September. It also notes Mr Turner A Lewis spending a few days at his home in this city.
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Culpeper
Manassas
Orange
Warrisonburg
Front Royal
Berryville
Upperville
Warrenton
Petersburg
Richmond
Mr .Turner
A. Lewis
Allen's Foot-Ease Powder Ad for Foot Comfort
An old advertisement promotes Allen's Foot-Ease powder to cure aching swollen sweaty feet and blisters. It claims feet rest, ease of tight shoes, and relief from corns and bunions. Sold by all drapists and shoe stores. Trial package offered free by mail from Le Roy New York.
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Arlen S. Olmted
le Roy
N.Y
Hayfield Happenings in a Virginia Community
In Hayfield Virginia on June 24 residents report social visits and gatherings. Amanda Pingley from Chambersville visited family. Esther Bayliss stayed with Mrs. Stanley Cooper. A Gore party drew many locals, with Boxwell and Ramey visiting relatives. Ada Hoover and Carter Hoover traveled to Bethel area. Jennie Bayliss and Mamie Windle were seen with family, and Jake Rosenberger traveled to Winchester on business.
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Hayfield
Amanda Pingley
Chambersville
Esther Bayliss
Stanley Cooper
Gore
John Boxwell
Leslie Ramey
Frank Chapman
Grace Larrick
Trone
Wesley Bayliss
Marion Rinker
Ada Hoover
Carter Hoover
Bethel
Jennie Bayliss
Mamie Windle
End of The World Comes in October
Shiloh Me June 24 The founder of the Holy Ghost and Us Society Elish Frank W Sandford is ill and destitute at his Holy Lands headquarters A cablegram asks for aid Mrs Sandford is feeble Moses Charles E Holland in charge plans to sail the yacht Kingdom with money and supplies to relieve them He says the world will end in October and Shilohites must be prepared Holland seeks two discarded vessels to move the colony to Jerusalem before October Men learn to swim and women bathe daily under Elder Tupper and Elder Hatch supervision.
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Shiloh
Elish
Frank W. Sandford
The
Holy Ghost and Us Society
Holy Lands
Sandford
Holland
New York
Hatch
Androscoggin
Wise Found Guilty of Murder in Second Degree
The jury convicted John H. Wise of second degree murder for the Moorefield killing of George W. Walker. Wise claimed self defense after Walker attacked him at his home while Walker was intoxicated, saying the stab was accidental. The state argued deliberation and premeditation, with a largely circumstantial case. Walker, about 24, had been paying attention to Wise’s daughter. Wise, about 60, faces 4 to 18 years hard labor in state prison.
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John H. Wise
George’ W. Walker
Moorefield
Walker
Wise
State.s
Avoiding Book Farming Traditions in Rural Advice Column
The piece mocks the fear of book farming urging a farmer to shun books records and agricultural papers. It suggests ignoring costs experiments institutes and lectures and to instead justify others success by luck or land quality while criticizing neighbors. It concludes that following these steps will keep one from being called a book farmer.
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Wallace
Well Planned Farm Diagram For 160 Acres In 11 Divisions
A Farmer correspondent outlines a 160 acre farm plan with 11 divisions including 20 acres for buildings and six subparts in the home area. The design uses two perimeter roads and east frontage, features permanent pasture, timber shade, windbreaks, and a three year rotation in three 40 acre fields.
Fort Advises Clover Seed Rate for Permanent Mowings
W A Fort of Massachusetts Agricultural College recommends adding two to three pounds of white clover seed per acre for permanent mowings to create a thick rich bottom growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Fort
Massachusetts Agricultural College
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Sega
Beacon
Oxfords
Ste
North Main Street
Winchester
Summer
Funk & Son
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Atlante
Towi
Wellsboro
Kentucks
Atlantic
Hss Iotel
Pont
Myers & PP RC
Mr. Smith
Fair Bride
Allen
All Good
Genesee Pure Food Co
Jake Rosenberger
Isi
North Side
Martinsburg
Frederick and
Clarke Counties
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company of
Virginia
H. S. Byrd
Business Directory
Inchester
Winchester Steam
Ator Street
Chas. E. Seal
E. Piccadilly St Bell
Quien Lusch Room
Main Street
G. W. Rathman
South Main St
Bell
Winchester Electrical Supply Co
W. S. Croff
Bell Phone
Union Bank of Winchester
State of
J. P. Purcell
N. Market St
Fletcher
E. F. Barr
Stephens City
Wool
Lohr Capper
Keye
Water Street
Alway
Dayton
South
M’1’g Company
Petersburg, VA
Grove Bros. Department Store
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