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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1909
Page
3
Navid S. Glaze and Ate Circulture of Bret k. Oo appear with Ward and Larrick Attorneys. Case reference 2-1-4.
Nine acre tract in Frederick county offers a well kept dwelling and high cultivation. Property lies on Millwood road adjacent to F A Shryock and George Haymaker near Rouss Spring. Auction notice to view bills. sale overseen by P. Rearpon, Commissioner.
A fragment notes that a child’s traits rarely change into adulthood but may enlarge after middle age, suggesting a characteristic observed in later life.
The St Paul line plans 20 bridges and trestles high up to 200 feet with a major cable system. A 1 100 foot rise supports hauled materials from Taft to the western slope. 506 carloads of timber ship from the Pacific coast as workmen drill at the Taft tunnel and expect spring meeting of forces.
The passage argues that railroaders expect heroes to survive dangers, with engineers and conductors often saving passengers in stories. It notes real rail workers sometimes have forebodings, but failed outcomes are rarely shared, while dramatic tales remain popular.
A locomotive with 240000 miles insists on axles being replaced only after a second hospital trip. No axles remain keyed to the drivers after testing, and nine inch steel shafts show wear from global runs. Welding and forging are used to fit shafts into locomotive frames again.
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway rails have been laid through St Maries and freight is already moving. The road is rushed to have the finest transcontinental trains by spring. A branch from St Maries up the St Maries river will tap a vast white pine timber belt in the United States.
The Rogers, the first Guam locomotive, operated on the Northern Ross railroad which later became part of the Wabeah system.
A discussion on embracing simple living at home. It argues simplicity brings harmony beauty and use in decor and daily chores. It contrasts lavish furnishings with practical upgrades and urges easier work to free time for appreciation and well being.
An advertisement touts Poslam as a universal skin cure stopping eczema itching on first application and healing various conditions including acne herpes rash and scalp humors. It promotes small trials and a two dollar jar sold by Franck Baker & Son with a free experimental supply upon request from the emergency laboratories New York City.
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