Western Frederick Notes On Local Life At School And Home
Newsy notes from Western Frederick recount visits by Mr and Mrs Charles Cather from Red Cloud Nebraska to see relatives and attend Winchester Fair. Pastor George Watson preached at Rock Enon. D F Kerns oversees Sunday School. several teachers named for nearby schools. Local mill activity and home improvements noted along with hunts and social visits. residents urged to form a literary society as schools reopen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Star
Far West
Chas. Cather
Red Cloud
S. 8. Gore
Winchester Fair
George Watson
Rock Enon
D. F. Kerns
M. Roy Amick
West
Annie Elliot
Dan F. Kerns
White Oak
Charles Anderson
Bethel
Minnie Gover
Tollgate
James Lockhart
Chauncy Anderson
Simon Kline
Jennie Purtlepaugh
Ohio
Capon
Charles W. Parish
Messrs
Dock Whitacre
Scott Wingfield
Pres. W
Aging Minister's Long Service and Revival Work Noted
The obituary notes the minister's long career from 1891 to 1895 in Roanoke and 1895 to 1899, his role as Presiding Elder of Roanoke Baltimore and Last Baltimore Districts, and his superannuated status granted at a Baltimore conference. It highlights a 1872-74 Winchester revival with hundreds professing faith and mentions Dr. Rosser assisting. He is described as devout, earnest, and highly regarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke
Baltimore
Winchester
Rosser
Carson
Honoring Parents Sermon By Rev Chas D Bulla
Rev Chas D Bulla pastor of Braddock Street M E Church South preached yesterday at 11 on Honoring Parents. A large congregation heard a well studied discourse praised for thought and eloquence and described as unusually powerful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. D. Bulla
Braddock Street M. E. Church
South
Valuable horse sold at public auction
Sergeant J. W. Taylor sold a valuable horse at Frederick Plaza. J. L. Brooks bought it for 125 dollars, the horse had been bought from Theodore Conner for 200 dollars, with 50 paid up front and taken to Noonan's livery to board. Board accumulated to about 90 dollars and Noonan attached the animal and had it sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Taylor
Frederick Plaza
J. L. Brooks
Theodore Conner
Noonan
Personal notices from Berryville to Hagerstown
Local social notes list visits and travels including Mr. Clayton Young in Winchester and Mrs. H D Fuller heading to Baltimore. Other mentions include Mr. Stewart L Forney in Woodstock and Mrs. J W Fansler visiting Martinsburg. Dr C P Smith of Hagerstown named starter for Shenandoah Valley diseases?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Young
Berryville, Va
Winchester
C. P. Smith
Hagerstown
Shenandoah Valley Agricultural Society
Commercial Department
the Valley Business College
Opening! Public Notices For Wednesday Event
Fragmentary notice announces a Wednesday event with unclear details and possible catalog references to Kocman and Phewe. The legible terms suggest a public schedule or listing but specifics remain unreadable.
Wanted. Dark iron-gray horse sought near Winchester
Wanted a dark iron-gray horse age 5 or 6, weight 1200 to 1300 pounds. Apply to C. Ross Barr in Winchester, Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Ross Barr
Winchester
Two Reasons Sunday Always Appeals to the Children
A nostalgic Harper's Magazine vignette recalls Sunday mornings when children wake early, coaxing father from bed for family time. The ritual includes playing Indian and Paleface, laughter, and the anticipation of Sunday breakfast and dinner, with father’s reluctant laughter signaling shared joy.
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Pather
Lizbeth
Wother
Bool
Father
Harper’s Magazine
Japanese Regalia and Imperial Virtues Explained
The Japanese regalia consist of a copper mirror a steel sword and agate jewels symbolizing knowledge courage and mercy. A myth explains the sun goddess awakening to see a rival when the mirror is shown. The sword and jewels have dedicated rooms and the mirror is guarded by a priestess. Heirs must inherit the regalia with the emperor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susenoo
The Basin of an Apple Eye and Core Connection
The basin at one end of the apple bears the blossom remnants or eye. It varies from deep to shallow across varieties and is the weak point for keeping quality. A shallow basin with a closed canal to the core reduces decay risk, while a deep, open basin increases it.
Macbeths Banter Echoes Coded Duel Cue
Dialogue from a scene shows Macbeth calling for action while Macduff hesitates and breaks character saying he misreads the cue. The exchange hints at staged Shakespearean performance with miscommunication and resolve forming.
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Frederick
Rev
L. E. Rice
Stewart L. Forney
Woodstock
H. D. Fuller
Schneider’s Grocery
Newton Davidson
J. W. Fansler
Martinsburg
W. Va
Elizabeth Riswick
Clarence Hulse
Middletown
E. M. Houston
Mellie Shawn
Little Son
P. B. Marshall
Texana Riddleberger
James Gearing
B. F. Smoot
Reliance
Young Elopers
Slopers
Shenandoah County
Orrow
Kocman
Phewe
Arbuckle
C. W. Ramsburg
Jones’ Creamery
Harmer & Conner’s
Norra Mars Street
THE
STAR
E. Bushnell & Co
Geo. B. Bushnell and
Walter S. Nicklin
Horsey and Atwell
Thomas Keating, Ast
Cumberland Beer
Braddock
Barwell
Cumberland Brewing Company
Thomas Keating
Agt
Telephone
North Main Street
West Water Street
BE. Bruce Capper
Hotel
Evans
Macduff
Macbeth
Vimes
D. F. Hinkins
Eweler
Main St
H.R. Bruarly & Bro
Insurance
Rouss Ave
H. W. Clowe’s
H. W. Clowe
N. Main Street
Huntsberry’s
Florsheim
Cuas. E. Suan
East Piccadilly Street
Luther Brown
E. Piccadilly Street
Conroy
Mack
Cuba
Hable’s
Jersey
Peck
Bailey & Boxwell
P. H. Reardon
Miller Supply CompAny
Dorothy Dodd
Dorothy Dodds
Prines
Russell and Green
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