Personal Notices Of Social Visits And Travel
Mrs Mary J Gray returned yesterday from Charlottesville where she attended the summer normal school at the University of Virginia Mr and Mrs James Quayle have returned to Washington after visiting relatives here Mrs J H Canter and her daughter Miss Nancy Canter left today for Blue Ridge Summit Pa for several weeks 5t Hon Richard Evelyn Burdy who has been spending from his home on Amherst Street left this morning for Richmond Miss Elsie Ramsburg left this morning for Washington to join a party of friends for a trip to Atlantic City Miss L Virginia Schmidt at Woodstock Va who spent esteee here as the guest of Miss Mary left this morning for Atlantic City
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Mary J. Gray
Charlottesville
University of Virginia
J. H. Canter
Nancy Canter
Blue Ridge Summit
Richard Evelyn Burdy
Amherst Street
Richmond
Elsie Ramsburg
Washington
Atlantic City
L. Virginia Schmitt
Woodstock, Va
Esteee
Maray
United Drug Stock Declines Amid Fire Delay
United Drug fell four points as trading began at 1 pm after a three hour fire postponement. Dealers noted diversified, active dealings with renewed optimism. Call money renewal rate at 5 percent and rail and steel shares led gains. total sales about 250000 shares.
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Associated Press
New York
Stock Exchange
United Drug
Retain Camp Eustis as Permanent Army Camp
The War Department has recommended to a congressional committee studying army camp sites that Camp Eustis in Virginia be retained as a permanent railway artillery camp. The department had earlier announced plans to offer the camp for sale but reconsidered its position.
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Associated Press
Washington
Camp
Eustis
War Department
Congressional Committee
Britain Drops Preliminary Conference on Pacific Questions
Britain will not hold a preliminary conference on Pacific questions and will participate in the Washington conference as originally proposed by President Harding, according to official circles in London.
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Associated Press
London
Great Britain
Washington
Harding
President Harding in New Hampshire Visit
President Harding traveled by automobile from Plymouth and landed at the customs house wharf in Lancaster New Hampshire. He received an informal reception and delivered a brief address from the steps of the municipal building after an overnight trip on the Mayflower.
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Customs House Wharf
Plymouth
Big Cargo of Liquor Seized Off New York Coast
The schooner Henry L. Marshall flying the British flag was seized four miles off the coast by the coast guard cutter Seneca. It carried about 1,500 cases of liquor, with much discharged and no papers proving British registry. The crew admitted loading near New Providence in the Bahamas.
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Associated Press
New York
Henry L. Marshall
Coast Guard
Senece
New Providence
Bahamas
No Sale and Odd Exchanges Sparked by Gift Debate
A brief fragment shows a salesman and a birthday gift exchange as a safety bill raises questions. Mrs. Justwed questions the idea, calling it horrid while a line hints at a humorous comment about smiling without a key.
Boys Have Much To Learn Say Cited Figures
A clipped quotation continues, focusing on parental guidance and lessons in discipline. The remarks contrast modern childrearing with past methods, highlighting generational changes in raising children.
Tax on Credulity Jibe Sparks Witty Exchange
In a humorous quip the Jibways are praised as a remarkable couple. The setup notes she had most of the money when they married and adds a playful remark that she never reminds him of it, reflecting light social satire.
Burglary Joke Sparks Witty Exchange at Interview
In a light exchange during a domestic interview, Mrs Groot asks what she thought upon waking to a burglary in her husband’s clothes. Mrs Loote replies the burglar appeared amateurish, sparking a brief, humorous back and forth.
Gravity Law Enables Safe Day for Sir Isaac
A brief exchange cites Sir Isaac discovering the law of gravitation and notes the role of prearranged enforcement facilities. Senator Sorghum remarks on luck in having these supports in place.
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Isaac
Sorghum
Insurance Man Refuses Policy Over Typo Request
A numbered exchange shows an insurance man declining a policy after a customer asks to insure a home address that appears to contain a misspelling. The man explains they cannot write the policy due to the unclear or incorrect information.
Mrs Smoot Recovers From Appendicitis Operation
Mrs P Smoot wife of a Baltimore and Ohio Railroad employee underwent appendicitis surgery at Memorial Hospital several days ago. She has rallied from the operation and appears to be well on the road to recovery.
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P. ©. Smoot
Baltimore and Ohio
Memorial Hospital
Dr Stuart to Hold Clinic for Adenoids and Tonsils
A clinic for removal of adenoids and tonsils at Randolph-Macon Academy Front Royal Va on Thursday August 11 starts 9 30 a m Dr E C Stuart of Winchester leads with local physicians and nurses Assist patients bring two sheets one blanket and two towels and fast breakfast before arrival This is the second clinic of the summer in Front Royal for removal of diseased tonsils and adenoids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph-Macon Academy
Frontal
E. C. Stuart
Winchester
Front Royal
Grace Church Sunday School to Hold August 4 Picnic
The Grace Lutheran Church Sunday school announces its first annual picnic on Thursday August 4 at Rock Enon Springs. A special Winchester and Western train will depart from the Baltimore and Ohio station at 9 AM. Adult round trip 90 cents. ages 10 to 14 pay 45 cents. under 10 attend free. public invited.
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Grace Lutheran Church
Rock Enon Springs
Frederick County
Winchester and Western Railroad
Baltimore and Ohio
Revolution in women's styles signals winter fashion
Chicago reports from the National Wearing Apparel Association convention indicate a winter trend with straight lines flowing sleeves and knee length coats in black with monkey fur trim. Delegates to the National Hair Dressers Association also say ears will be popular again, bobbed hair remains, and fewer women will wear shorn socks.
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Chicago
National Wearing Apparel Association
National
Hair Dressers’ Association
Baltimorean in Hands of Thugs
William Bedell of Baltimore was accosted by Harry Spencer and three others at the Polo Grounds. They attempted to extort 6000 dollars by threatening bodily harm, transported him to an apartment, and planned a telegraph office meet to deliver the ransom before Bedell alerted police and Spencer was captured after a chase.
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Associated Press
New York
William Bedell
Baltimore
Harry Spencer
Bedell
Spencer
Polo Grounds
Tet
Ott
Fisher and John Fisher Seen in Wardensville Visit
Mr W Lee Fisher and John Fisher are spending time at Wardensville in the state of West Virginia according to a brief readable note from the local column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Lee. Fisher
Eet
John Fisher
Wardensville, W. Va
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