American press aid fosters Anglo American understanding
York April 24 The American press is a vital instrument in developing mutual understanding with Britain Prime Minister Macdonald told the American News Publishers Association through Home Howard the British envoy. He said saluting the American press honors colleagues working to strengthen friendship and clash the two nations.
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York
Amerii
Prime
Macdonald
Great Britnight
American News‘Publishers Association
Home Howard
Esme
Ican Press
Ming
Europe
Senduras
Mac
the Press
The Ideal Woman and Lydia E Pinkham Ad
An advertisement extols the ideal woman as strong healthy and beautiful linking her condition to family happiness. It promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound claiming fifty years of use restoring health and happiness to American women.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
America
Marlboro Personal News from Marlboro Virginia Affects Community
Marlboro Virginia April 25 report notes Mr and Mrs George Sedwig of Baltimore visiting Mrs Bertie Jamison and Mrs Arthur Shanholtz with two daughters Myrtle and Audrey who returned to Washington after a short visit. Mr Clay Shull of Harrisonos spent Easter at his home. H N Clagett visiting son and daughter in Hamilton. Master Newton Shaffer of New Market visited. Dr Williams summoned to see Master Gibson Shull. A box social set for Longs press schoolhouse on Thursday May 1.
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Arthur Shanholtz
Myrtle
Audrey
Washington
Clay Shull
Harrisonos
H. N. Clagett
Clagett
Hamilton
Newton Shaffer
New Market
Jamison
Williams
Gibson Shull
Long’s Press
Man Tested by Life as a Cruel Crucible
The quote reflects on life as a crucible where a person is tested by action weight and value. It argues that moral substance defines a man, while all else is dross.
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Dross
Shenandoah Valley Inc plans park status for Powell fort
Front Royal Virginia April 26 a 500 strong meeting of Warren County unit praised Shenandoah Valley Inc aims to promote the valley and make Powell fort a national park. Speakers urged cooperation and local groups announced support and upcoming events including an Apple Blossom Festival May 3.
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Front Royal
Powell
Judge Thomas
W. Harrison
Seventh District
Virginia
Warren County
She- Pandoah Valley, Inc
Shenandoah Valley
Shenandoah Valley, Inc
Harrisonbus
Warren County Chamber of Commerce
Life of Trade
A. G. Weaver
B. J. Hillidge
J. T. McAllister
Bath County
William W. Glass
Winch
Winchester
D. P. Wine
Harrisonburg
Fontaine Alexander
Jefferson County
W. Va
Richmond Maury
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Frank Sublett
Warren Coinee Valley
Chamber of Ercée
W. C. Carter
M. B. Turner
F. H. Evans
F.S. Rhodes
C. H. Trout
F. P. Evans
H. D. Boyd
A. H.O Weaver
Hugh E. Naylor
The
Shenandoah Valley, Incorporated
War Veteran Parade Feature At Apple Blossoms Day
Two Civil War veterans will ride side by side in the Apple Blossoms parade on May 3. J. R. Burkholder, a Union Army veteran, and Pepeo W. Kurtz, a Confederate Army veteran, are the featured participants.
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Confederacy
J. R. Burkholder
Pepteo W. Kurtz
Veterans Will Parade On Floral Float In Reunion
Two veterans, symbols of a reunited country, will ride a floral float in the parade. They originally planned horseback entry but declined, citing that their horse back riding days are over and preferring the flower covered float.
Appointments and Services Held by United Brethren Church
The United Brethren Church announces a schedule led by Rev. S. R. Ludwig with Zion Zion Mission at 12 p m and a Sunday school program. Rev Charles Beard conducts a Mother's Day service at 11 a m with a 2 p m talk on Christian Character and evangelistic night services. Members and friends are invited to bring lunch for an all day gathering.
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Winchester
United Brethren Church
S. R. Ludwig
Oer ‘Zion
lLam Fairview
Gunday
Ak Bennett
Rman Chorister
Casa Va
Enday Eekbor
Mount Olive
Iposh
Charles Beard
iMother
Picture Service to Show Lest We Forget Sunday Night
People’s Picture Service will show Lest We Forget at 9 20 pm Sunday after the Moose memorial service at the Empire Theatre. The James K. Shields production portrays Jimmy McNulty’s harsh upbringing and family hardship, drawn from real events near the photographer’s home.
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Moose
Empire Theatre
James K. Shields
Peoples’ Picture Services
Jimmy McNulty
Jimmy
Aml
John McNulty
Call Money Rate Dips as Rail Demand Surges
In New York on April 25 Associated Press reports call money rates fell below four percent for the first time in weeks as short interests retreated. Trading remained steady with prices snapping back from lows and strong group performance in steels oils sugars motors and chemicals. Nickel Plate rose four points on expectations of an early dividend.
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Associated Press
New York
Tanlac Relief Claim By Virginia Electrician
Bailey E. Creps of Richmond Virginia reports Tanlac cured severe colds and nervous fatigue in three weeks. He says appetite returned, digestion improved, sleep better, and energy restored after taking Tanlac Vegetable Pills. He urges others to use Tanlac. advertise as sold by druggists with over 40 million bottles sold.
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Tanlac
Bailey E. Creps
East Main St
Richmond
Orndorff and Mrs Ugh Plight Wed in Winchester Home
The ceremony joined Mr. Orndorff and Mrs. Ugh Plight at 2:30 yesterday afternoon in Edward N. Anderson's southern Winchester home. Rev. S. Ludwig officiated before a small company of relatives. Both parties were longtime friends. Orndorff, a widower, and his bride, a twice widowed bride, are said to be farming interests.
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Amanda A Ebough
William Franklin
Beetonick County
Edward N. Anderson
Winchester
R.cludwig
United Br Reh
Peete
Grand Jury Selected for Oil Probe in DC
In Washington on April 25 the District of Columbia Supreme Court selected a grand jury to hear the criminal charge arising from the Senate oil investigation. The panel will hear the case as part of the ongoing probe into oil dealings.
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The
Associated Press
Washington
Ironsas
Senate Oil
Columbia Supreme Court
Sunrise Revival Services Grow In Martinsburg Area
The Sunrise United Brethren Church reports rising attendance for evangelistic services led by Rev. Beard a Martinsburg blacksmith evangelist. An all day Sunday service is planned for April 27 with invites for all to attend bring lunches and stay through the day. Evening services continue tonight and tomorrow night.
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Sunrise United
Brethren Church
Mr. Beard
Martinsburg
W. Va
Window Refrigerator Hinges On a Window Outside Design
An inventor patents a refrigerator mounted on hinges outside a window so it can swing aside to keep the window opening clear. The device aims to allow cooling while preserving the window air flow and opening space.
Pants grammar debate tops Lebanon Reporter
The Lebanon Indiana Reporter notes a reader arguing that pants is an uncommon noun with a singular top and plural bottom, illustrating a linguistic peculiarity. The piece highlights how such grammar quirks spark discussion in local letters.
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Lebanon
Ind
Distinct Tree Growth Across Regions
A science note explains US tree species differ from those in northern South America as no wild conifer or broadleaf species crosses the two regions.
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U. S
United States
South America
Public Sale of Carlisle Estate Includes Livestock and Farm Tools
Administrators for the late John W. Carlisle announce a public sale at the Carlisle homeplace three miles west of Berryville on Tuesday April 29 1924 starting at 1030 am. Readied items include 3 work horses 7 milk cows 26 sheep 30 lambs and various poultry. extensive farm implements house hold goods and beehives also listed. Mrs Everhart will offer additional furniture and fruit at the same time and place. John H. and W. I. Carlisle admins.
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John W. Carlisle
Carlisle
Berryville Pike
Morris
Bridgewater High edge in opener as H S records 8 7 win
Bridgewater High School lost 8 to 7 in a home opener against the visiting team. Hockman pitched five innings before Patton finished. A second game is slated with Shepherd College of Shepherdstown West Virginia at 3 30 PM tomorrow at the league park.
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High School
Bridgewater High School
Hockman
Patton
Shepherd College
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Legion Granted Exclusive Booth Rights for Winchester Apple Blossom Day
Mayor Glass grants the Robert Y. Conrad Post of the American Legion exclusive rights to operate refreshment booths on Apple Blossom Day May 3 in Winchester. Anyone wishing to operate a booth must apply to the Legion and obtain a permit from that organization, per A Ryan director of the festival.
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Glass
Robert Y. Conrad
American Legion
Winchester
A. Ryan
Nyone
Ryan
Hearing Restored for Kernstown Man After Adjustments
Jacob Crisman of Summit Point West Virginia reports his deafness partly caused by a fall in Kernstown has been relieved by chiropractic adjustments from Dr. Adams of Winchester. He began treatment April 13 and now hears as well as a normal person after several sessions.
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Adams
Winchester
Jacob Crisman
Kernstown
Summit Point
W. Va
Novabal
Crisman
Jubilee Church to Hold Sunday Services at 3 30 P M
The Rev C H Wakeman of Edinburg Virginia will preach at Jubilee Church Sunday at 3 30 PM Sunday school meets at 230 PM All are invited to attend.
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C. H. Wakeman
Edinburg
Jubilee Church
Conversation Sparks Between Husband And Wife
A domestic exchange shows a wife inviting discussion with her husband as he relaxes. He responds with playful reassurance and humor about her future topics. The moment captures a light, everyday domestic mood.
Balloons Still In Race From San Antonio Flight
Three of seven balloons remain in the race after a Wednesday tally. The field began in San Antonio, with one balloon reported near Volga City and another near Davenport about 150 miles away, while the Gorebullet No. 3 is still aloft near St Ansgar.
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Kansas City
San Antonio
St. Ansgar
Volga ‘City
Davenport
Assault Trial Here Tomorrow In County Court
Marshall Elliott faces a assault trial tomorrow at 2 PM before Justice Tavenner in the county court. He is charged with severely assaulting Blondell L. Larrick of Gore after a quarrel over a local telephone line outage. Larrick was cut on the ear in the village store confrontation last Saturday.
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Marshall Elliott
Elliott
Larrick
Respite Granted in Petersburg Murder Case
Richmond April 25 A stay granted by Governor Trinkle postpones the execution of Dimitry Christoff, condemned for the murder of Petroff, to May 2. Christoff confessed the killing during an argument over money with his former employer.
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Associated Press
Richmond
Trinkleto
Dimitry Christoff
Peter
Petet Hopewell
Major Rice
Youell
Heller
Christoff
Petroff
Officials Without Report of Fighting
Washington reports overnight messages to the State and Navy Departments contained no word of clashes among American naval forces at Tegucigalpa Honduras. Unofficial dispatches from San Salvador suggested fighting rumors but officials expect official reports and note the unstable Honduras situation may have fueled exaggerated cross border accounts.
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Associated Press
Washington
Navy
Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Messas
San Salvador
Clals
Salvador
Hot Water Week in Winchester May 17 to 24
Winchester hosts Hot Water Week from May 17 to 24 featuring exhibits and demonstrations at local spas and museums. Visitors can explore steam baths, mineral springs, and historic wells, with guided tours and a workshop series.
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Winchester
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