Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Schedule 1910
Train times listed for Harrisonburg Lexington Harpers Ferry Hagerstown Frederick Washington Baltimore Martinsburg Chicago Pittsburg Cincinnati St Louis Louisville and Philadelphia routes with daily trains except Sunday. Departures and arrivals include multiple morning afternoon and night times with connections noted.
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Harrisonburg
Garrisonburg
Lexington
Harpers Ferry
Hagerstown
Way
Frederick
Washington
Baltimore
Martinsburg
Chicago
Columbus Tsing
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
St. Lows
Louisville
Spa
Philadelphia
Komew
Winchester Woertinsburg Dagerystown and Nearby
Fragmentary place names and districts listed in a local notes column. Reading suggests a regional reference to towns or neighborhoods with unclear context or event. The readable items include Winchester and Chambersburg style spellings and scattered localities.
Southern Railway Schedule Dec 15 1912 Washington to Harrisonburg
The notice lists westbound and eastbound trains for Southern Railway between Washington Alexandria Strasburg and Harrisonburg. Details include No 173 daily local to Harrisonburg arrival times, No 49 noon Lee line, No 217 buffet car, No 218 local to Washington arrival times, No 14 limited service, No 28 daily local to Alexandria, and No 216 Harrisonburg to Strasburg. General Agent L S Brown signs.
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Washington, Alexandria, Lee and
Harrison
Trasburg Junction
Harrisonburg
Lee
Alexandria
Washington
Wasl
Waington
Strasburg
Norfolk and Western Passenger Schedules Berryville Daily
Norfolk and Western timetable dated October 20 1912 lists trains serving Berryville and intermediate stations. Details include No 18 9 16 am to Roanoke Bristol with Pullman sleepers dining car and parlor car. No 27 6 88 pm to Shenandoah with connections. No 28 9 82 am to Hagerstown Harrisburg Philadelphia New York. No 14 7 04 pm to Hagerstown with Pullman to New York. No 2 12 50 am to Hagerstown with sleeper to New York Philadelphia. W B Bevill and W C Saunders Gen Pass Agt G P.
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Bristol
Pullman
Roanoke
Bluefield
Pocahontas
Welch
Norta
Gary
Winson-Salem
She
Memphis
Points South
Shenandoat
Hagerstown
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
New York
Shenandoah Junction
Washington
Pullman Sleeper
W. B. Bevill
W.c.saunders
G. P
Governor Mann Urges United Effort on Women Day
Governor William Hodges Mann issues a proclamation urging ven tion to women on the designated day. The text cites the adage the hand that rocks the cradle is the hand that rules the world and notes the proclamation is signed in Richmond on April 29, 1913.
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Vention
Aresaid
Commonwealth
Richmond
William Hodges Mann
Funeral of G W Pifer Noted in Winchester
The funeral for the late G W Pifer was held in Winchester on Monday April 28 at 11 a m, with large attendance under the old soldiers and services by the Grand Commander and Rev A Knox. Interment was at Mount Hebron Southern Soldiers Cemetery. pallbearers included Luther Wise Bob Cline Frank Hausenfluck Robert Miller Joseph Peery and Mr Peery.
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Refuge
G. W. Pifer
Winchester
Messrs
Luther ,Wise
Bob Cline
Frank Hausenfluck
Robert Miller
Joseph Peery
Mr.Peery
Pifer
Health a Factor In Success
Health a factor in success states that a man's vigor stems from regular bowels and good digestion. It extols Chamberlain's Tablets for constipation, appetite, and digestion, claiming they move bowels and improve health. Sold by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Board tightens rules to curb teacher elopements
Huntington Board of Education will require all female teachers to sign contracts promising to complete the term to prevent repeated elopements and related troubles during the school year.
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Board of Educration
Huntington
Celebrated Birthdays Of Postoffice And Navy Departments
The Postoffice and Navy departments yesterday celebrated their birthdays. The Navy Department marked its inception a hundred fifteen years ago.
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Navy Departments
Navy Department
TIZ Smaller Feet Cure All Sore Feet Now
Sore sweaty tender swollen feet curse ends with TIZ. Free trial package available by postal request. Walter Luther Dodge & Co. Chicago offers money back if not satisfied.
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R. H Cheney
Grundy Center
Iowa
Walter Luther Dodge & Co
Chicago
Mrs. E. C. Stevens Sells Property in Berryville
Mrs. Emily Stevens of Hoboken N J deeded to Mr A Cummins of Berryville the residence on the west side of South Church Street for 4000 dollars in cash. The home was built years ago by Commonwealth Attorney W T Lewis who once occupied it and later sold to Stevens. Immediate possession was given.
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Berryville
Emily ©. Stevens
Hoboken
N. J
A. Cummins
South Church Street
W. T. Lewis
Stevens
New British Ambassador Sir Cecil Spring Rice Arrives
Sir Cecil Arthur Spring Rice, aged 53, arrives in Washington as Britain s new ambassador to the United States. He has served in diplomacy since 1886 and was until now minister to Sweden, succeeding the venerable James Bryce.
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Sir Cecil Spring Rice
Washington
Cecil Arthur Spring Rice
United States
James Bryce
Cecil
Sweden
Relief Brevities from Relief Virginia
Miss Maggie Wisecarver spent the latter part of last week with friends in Winchester. Mr. and Mrs. B L Krause were in the vicinity on Monday. Miss Beulah Ridings visited her sister near the Old Forge. Blanche Wisecarver visited her parents. Harvey Richard Jr was in the area last Sunday evening. Mamie Massie visited Edna Snapp. Mrs. George Basset is improving after fever. A E Funkhouser visited J W Nefkirk. Mrs Mick Lowry is improving slowly. Minnie Hawthorn of Clarke county spent the day in the city with friends.
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Lillian M. Lauck
McDonagh
Sallie Rudolph
Charlie Rudolph
Cherry Run
W. Va
J. R. Conner
Joseph Pifer
Near Armel
Annie Lauck
James Hawes
J. R. Con
C. E. Pifer
Joseph Roach
Refuge
Robert White
Stephens City
B. L. Krause
Miss Beulah Ridings
Mrs. N. Long
Will Wisecarver
Harvey Richard, Jr
J. W. Nefkirk
Mick Lowry
Minnie Hawthorn
Clarke County
Grow Sweet Potatoes In Your Garden This Spring
Plant sweet potatoes from sets or sprouts in warm sandy soil. Set plants mid May to early July on ridges about eighteen inches wide. Space rows three and a half to four feet apart and two feet between plants. Keep soil mellow, weed frequently early, then vines cover ground making cultivation impracticable. Lift vines weekly to prevent rooting at joints. Kansas Industrialist.
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Kansas
STOCK STOPPING GATE AVOIDING BARNYARD ANIMALS
Plans for a convenient stock stopping gate that keeps animals out of gardens or fields while remaining open for people. The gate swings both ways and fits between two posts with V shaped openings to deter entry.
Old English farmers on manure storage two line adage
Rural New Yorker notes a two line farmer’s proverb about keeping barn yard manure moist and trodden tight to produce good results. The humdrum proverb captures rural wisdom in compact form and reflects practical farming lore.
Farmer's wife nearly wrecked by illness finds help
Westwood Maryland woman suffers monthly pains and right side inflammation. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health after years of illness and bed rest. She urges others to try the remedy and write for advice.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
John F. Richarps
Westwood
Maryland
Edicine Co
Chief Justice White Plays Prank With Virginia Senators
The Supreme Court session featured a light moment as Chief Justice White called for the gentleman while Senator Martin introduced Senator Swanson to the court. Swanson and Martins blushes and smiles followed before the qualification proceedings continued without issue.
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White
United States Supreme Court
Ternoon
Martint and Swanson
Virginia
Senate
Martin
Dodget
Senator Swanson
Swanson
Senator Martin
Supreme Court
Cure For Stomach Disorders Promises Relief
Chamberlains Tablets claimed to prevent stomach disorders with many remarkable cures. Sold by all dealers. Miss Ella Compton visiting her mother Mrs. R Lewis at South Market Street has returned to Atlantic City. Read The Star.
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Ella Compton
Farming with Brains and Practical Field Tips
The piece stresses safe bridge use for heavy loads and the need to keep soil fertile with organic matter and cover crops. It notes sodium arsenite as the sole chemical to destroy Canada thistle, applied at one and a half pounds per two gallons of water, and urges fair treatment of hired men along with practical soil moisture and organic enrichment practices.
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Iowa Press
Chamberlains Liniment Endorsed for Rheumatism Relief
An Iowa reader reports using Chamberlain's Liniment on an arm to ease rheumatism. The testimonial claims the next morning the rheumatism was gone and endorses the product as effective for chronic muscular rheumatism.
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Lake Newton
Iowa
Chamberlain
Kare
John Foxyense Misses Heroine Names Explained
A St Louis Times note speculates that John Fox did not name his heroines Fritzi and hints at the likely reason, reflecting editorial intrigue about his writing choices.
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John Waen
Foxy
John Fox
Fritzi
St. Louie
Public Sale of Sprint Produce Company Property May 10 1918
Public sale under a 1913 decree in the Western District of Virginia will occur at 10 A M on Saturday May 10 1918 at Hartman and Company warehouse Ambherst Street. Items include typewriter desk files wall desk office chair iron safe stove pipe stock food dray horse delivery wagon harness platform scales two trucks potato lantern ice box baskets empty lee ladder and more.
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Sprint Produce Company
District Court of the United States
Western District of Virginia
Hartman and Company
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Rain Coat Club
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Eo Meee Lishing Cies
Rosenberger
Reais
H. & W. Seabright
North Main St. Wincheeta
Bolsiano
F. W. Magruder
North Main St
Circuit Court of
Clarke We
Charles H. Keeler
Charles H. Ee
G. T. Chapman
Ofi
Blackburn Smith
Chancery
Linden
Piedmont Orchard Company
Chas. H. L. Johnston
Washington, D. C
Grassland Farm
Leatherman
Cor. Stewart and
Amherst Sts
Va. Va
Baltimore & Onio Railroad
Umberland Valley
R.R
Woertinsburg
Dagerstown
Freencastle
Chambersburg
Jarlisle
Wewhanicsburg
Marrlstars
New York Pasta
Umny
Daly
J. H. Inge
H. A
Southern Railway
Strasburg Junction
Norfolk and Western
Berryville Daily
Stanck Baker & Son Opro
Court House
Shenandoah Hotel
Herford
Dion
Refuge Notes
Frank Shenk
Bartonville
Haddox
Oda Jows
Rest
Shapp's Hall
Harry ‘Moulden
F. A. Strother
Brucetown
Miss Jackson
Zinn
Hauptman
Snapp
Carter
Tiz
E. C. Stevens
Sapadine
Chester
Blanche Wisecarver
Mr. and
George Basset
Ver
Mr. A. E. Funkhouser
G. B. Hillyard
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