Trustee's Sale OF A DESIRABLE MALL FARM NEAR WINCHESTER VA
A trustee announces a public auction of a 32 acre farm one mile east of Winchester on the Berryville turnpike. The property includes a dwelling and several outbuildings with 500 apple and peach trees, 250 pear trees, 300 grape vines and 500 other trees aged 3 to 10 years. One third cash and the remainder in two annual installments secured by two bonds and a deed of trust. Auction date August 6-11-4w.
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From Wage to Woe in a Victorian Moral Rant
A fragmented column riffs on women’s roles and education, critiquing Elsie Sigel and Mrs Patton. It condemns mission work for women abroad, praises men’s authority, and rails at domineering spouses, ending with scattered observations on tragedy and social hypocrisy.
Miner Marries Plain Woman To Please His Dog
A Pennsylvania coal field miner shocked friends by marrying an unattractive woman. He explains he could not leave his dog without care while at the pit, so he chose marriage to ensure someone looks after the dog. He emphasizes the wife is not handsome but serves as good company for the dog.
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What They Saiad and the Not at Home Reply
A playful exchange about social opinion contrasts a maid remarking that being born lucky beats wealth. The captioned dialogue appears in illustrated bits with light humor.
Weather Blues From The Washington Star Verse
A playful column notes the weather’s fickle mood with a rolling refrain about sun and snow. The poet lampoons changing forecasts and the daily chores from shovels to waterproof shoes while urging patience and humor.
Painter’s fate tied to a small, charming canvas
A Royal Academy anecdote tells of a struggling artist whose wife pleads with the president for his chance at Burlington House. The president recalls the value of a small, lovely work and delays his decision, but the tale ends without revealing the outcome.
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Principal Notifies Parents Of Child Eye Problem Astigmatism
A Connecticut school test of pupils eyes ends with a principal informing parents of a child’s astigmatism. The father’s reply to the principal reads Whats your suggestion should be done promptly and decisively.
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Compromise on a Baby Carriage Quips from Puck
The excerpt recalls a quip about courting couples choosing between a motor car and a horse and trap. Jack and Mildred, before marriage, argued over the preferred conveyance, only to compromise on a baby carriage as their plan.
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Jack London Pays Gentle Call in San Francisco
The novelist Jack London shows affection for children in San Francisco where two six year old twin sisters meet him on the way to his boat. He greets a girl with a polite morning remark and asks which twin she is, and the girl replies gravely that she is the one out walking.
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Bank Report and Bankruptcy Notice From 1909 Winchester District
Financial statement from Peoples Bank of Stephens City shows assets totaling 62 066 17 with loans and discounts 54 242 12 and deposits 86 812 97. Bankruptcy notice for I R Kaksy of Winchester lists meeting of creditors on July 7 in Winchester with trustee appointment and claims examination.
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Valley Railroad Schedule June 20 1908 Daily Except Sunday
The June 20 1908 issue lists the Valley Railroad timetable with daily except Sunday service. It shows train departures, arrivals, and stops for the regional line, reflecting early 20th century travel schedules.
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