Gore News Briefs From De Gore Virginia
June 27 report from De Gore Virginia notes Mrs Lizzie Brodie visiting her parents at the old Gore home of Macon Anderson and family enjoyed a day with youthful memories. Mr Russell Hook, manager of the new mill, went to Trent to help his father harvest. Mrs Jennie Garvin recovering well after a delicate operation at Memorial Hospital expected home soon.
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Gore
Lizzie
Brodie
Macon Anderson
Ala
Russell Hook
Trent
Jennie Garvin
Memorial Hospital
Local Visitors and Family News Highlight Moorefield Roles
Rippon West Virginia June 27 Mr Courtney Welton of Moorefield is guest of Dr and Mrs Osborne. Mrs Howard Dunn, recently ill, is able to be out again. Hon and Mrs Krank Higinbotham and two daughters visit from Uniontown Pa. One daughter came by auto, other by rail. J J Rowland spent Friday in Charlestown on business. J Edward Dunn and Robert Dean spent Sunday with mother Mrs Martha J Dunn.
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Charlestown
J. Edward Dunn
Robert Dean
Martha J. Gunn
Painter Hill Notes Highlight Local Weekend Visits
In Painter Hill Virginia on June 27 Miss Lola Stickley spent the weekend with the Barley sisters. Carl Rinker and family visited Mr Carl Sonner and others, with gatherings at the Ridings home in Strasburg. Mrs W B Horner stayed with her parents, while Adam Dean hosted Misses Ameck and Rin ker family, and Frank Bailey with Jannie Affeck called on Annie and Frances Sonner.
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Painter Hill
Lola
Stickley
Adam Dean
Bessie
Lizzie
Ameck
Mabel Rinker
Frank Bailey
Jannie
Affeck
Annie
Frances Sonner
The Killing Pace Rushes for Wealth and Fame
A Detroit Free Press excerpt presents a critique of relentless work pace and the chase for money. It portrays exhausted workers chasing gold and status, sacrificing health and happiness to reach the millionaire dream, urging more laughter and balance.
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Detroit Free Press
Mule That Dieted Ends in a Grim Lesson on Diet and Virtue
A satirical fable from Newark News recounts a miserly ward resident who starves his mule to three, then two, then one straw a day. The dying mule, in its last breath, advises the master to open a sanatorium for stomach troubles, boosting the man’s fortune and leading to a cemetery trustee appointment. The tale ends with the moral that vice can become virtue when misused.
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Newark News
Expert politician described as human vacuum clearer
The crossroads philosopher quips that an expert politician is like a vacuum clearer who sweeps dust and leaves unclear how the cleaning occurs, a comment cited by the Chicago Tribune.
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Chicago
Trib‘i
Unauthorized Liberty Keeps Dr. Leo Using Portrait
Mrs Jocko voices vexation at Dr Leo exploiting her portrait. She protests that the photo labeled Before Taking Our Treatment is used to advertise his beauty painter. The exchange ends with a judge’s remark.
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Jocko
Tiger
Leo
No Sign For Pat
A quoted street scene captures a stubborn moment as a speaker in a tense dialogue declares no movement or action after an hour, emphasizing impatience and stalled progress in a simple, vivid line.
For a Change and Good Cause in Early 20th Century Papers
The Philadelphia Record notes a retired millionaire's daughter claiming luxury while an impecunious young woman advocates a chance at life through wine. The Chicago Record-Herald contrasts declarations of worship and affection with a tag about value and ownership, reflecting social contrasts in the era.
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Philadelphia Record
Chicago Record- Herald
Southern Railway Schedule and Limited Trains 1911
Railroad timetable lists trains from New Union Station to Washington with daily locals to Warrenton Danville Harrisonburg and Birmingham Limited, through Sleeper cars to New Orleans and Atlanta, plus through coaches and dining options. Westbound Strasburg junction trains and Petersburg schedules noted. Court notices follow.
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Washington
New Union Station
Warrenton
Danville
Way
Harris A. A
United . States Niear
Birmington
New Orleans
Harrisonburg
tHlarrisonburg
Birmingham
California
Emergener and
Worptie
Stoscoly Af
Menton
CharlottesvVill
Werrenpton
A Tmeri
Southeastern, Limited
Pullman
Drawing Room
Gleéping Ars
Greensboro
Durham
Raleigh
Charlotte
Columbia
Charleston
Aiken
Susust
Savana
Jacksonville
Matt
Memphis
Roanoke
Knoxville
Chattanooga
Nashville
Strasburg Junction
Strasburg
Stras‘vure
HH. Coapman
Ss. H. Hardwice
Peenger Agt
BROWN
Washington, D. C
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Hfornia Fig Co
William Whetvel
Giparbrook
Jack Stephenson
Alexandria
RK F. D.s
Virginya
Just
Wescott
the Peoples’ Bank
Eee City
Frederick
Virginia
State Corporation Commission
Just Co
Cate
Eugene E. Chiles
People’s Bank
Stephens City
E. Chiles
J. M. Steele
J. H. Canter
L. A. Adams
State of Virginia
Fred’k
Gro. A. Samsell
WN. P
Circuit Court
County of Frederick
Ernest F. Harris
James P Harris
In Chancery
J. Ros
S Miller
Sutcliffe N. Widdup
Josie M. B. Widdup
Wm. K. Hilk
Henry Low
Alleger
S. N. Widdup
J. Ross Miller
Highland Avenue
Winchester
Corporation Court
Wm. K. Hill
Winchester Star
J. W. Baker, Jr
Holmes Conrad & Con, Attys
Tate
Werther
Funk & Son
Loudoun
Harrison Osborn
Oourt House
Leesburg
Ketoctin Church
Uurcellville
Shneod
Norfolk & Western
Berryville
Bristol
Pullmas
Elkton
Hagerstown
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
New York
Shenandoah Junction
Pullman Sleeper
W. B. Bevill
M. F. Bragg
Gen
Trav. Pass
Hi. & W. Seabright
Noath Main ST
Pat
Cork
North Carolina
South
Stud
Piedmont Country
Southern Railway
Cleek
City of
Herberts Larrick
Tenstes
Max Cohen
Als
Herbert S. Larrick
City of Winchester
General Rettef
Louis Appleford
Strauss Bros
Golden & Co
A. WH
Rice
Pan
Lone Go
Frye
Grant & Hall
Boatwright
Urniiture Co
Commercial. Shirt Co
Mevinton & Schapiro
Had. Lipcot McCormick «& Co
Potomac Rubber Co
Bo Wineberg
the Star Bargain
Hagise
Mm. Abramson
J. J. Greenbaum
American, Hat Co
Kimby. Vent Co
Ay Kopenowity & Co
Wechler Bros
the Borm Pants Mfg.Co
Goldberg Pants Co
Modern Art Co
Mm. P. Ansorge
the Capital Face Co
Box Co
Dixom Tuett Co
Gergen Fur Mfg
J. Me Weister
Shhlichman
Court House
Ceste
Neal
Richard J. Gray
Cilerk Corporationa
Seport
Chamberlain
Franck Baker & Son
R.b.kater
Hast
Chemical Con
R. B. Kater
Oscar Swineford
Richmond
Kodak Films
Eastman
Kodak
Fred. S
Cor
Main
Wat
C. E. Channing
D.V.S Dk
Ress McDonald Inn
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