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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1924
Page
7
Miss Gladys, of 14 Dock Street, Winchester, credits Vendol with curing her back pain, stomach issues, headaches, and nervousness. She says the medicine stabilizes digestion, liver function, sleep, and appetite, and purifies the blood. Sold only at Franck Baker & Son Drug Store.
Radio listings show stations across the country scheduling concerts orchestras talks and broadcasts. Notable entries include WSB Atlanta WGR Buffalo WLW Cincinnati WFAA Dallas WOC Davenport WCX Detroit WWJ Detroit WBAP Fort Worth WHB Kansas City and more with times ranging from early afternoon to late evening.
E W Collis, noted automobile tire vulcanizing expert and auto mechanic, returns to his South Main street shop after four weeks of pneumonia. He was cared for by two doctors at times and had remained home during illness.
Princeton New Jersey April 26 announces a memorial gift from this year's graduating class. The gift is a set of 20 year endowment life insurance policies written on the lives of all members and payable to the university.
H E Glosser, former Campbell aide, testified to a Senate panel that in January 1923 he overheard Campbell and Wheeler discuss fixing oil permits in Washington. Glosser, who waived immunity, served as Campbell’s private secretary in 1922 and 1923 and met Wheeler in January 1923 at Great Falls.
Governor Pinchot announced an invitation to the mayors of all Pennsylvania cities to meet May 7 to discuss improving law enforcement. He noted that eighteenth amendment violations breed crime and tax burdens, and that state and municipal police cooperation and information exchange will be on the agenda.
The Davis cup committee of the United States Lawn Tennis Association announced it had accepted the resignation of William T. Tilden II of Philadelphia as a member of the American team. This follows a series of developments after the association adopted its ruling against player-wrivers.
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