Personal notices and arrivals at local homes
The column lists social notices from Price and family mourning a father’s death, guests staying with Mrs. Rich Byrd, and visits from Mrs. Jonathan Bryan and relatives Georgie, Elizabeth Ham sigh, Lucy Goss, Alice Turner, and Mrs. A L to residents on Fairmont Avenue and South Market Street. Richard Evelyn Byrd aviation section visitor noted.
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Richard Evelyn Byrd
J Aviation Section
United States
Richard
Evelyn
Refinery Opens Linking Persian Oil to Local Trade
A new refinery in Eng opens its doors, enabling refined trade oil from Persian fields to move 6,000 miles toward local markets. The facility aims to boost supply chains and expand regional energy commerce.
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Eng
Pruning Cherries to Aid Harvest and Growth
Orchard experts advise pruning young cherry trees to control height and improve fruiting. Regular trimming keeps fruit within reach, promotes healthier wood, and sustains higher yields while reducing harvest costs.
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New State
Ithaca
Remembering Farm Account Keeping
Guidance on recording farm finances emphasizes entering every expense or receipt item. Entries should be placed in the proper pages left for expenses and right for receipts to keep entries clear and retrievable for future reference.
Funeral Rites Held for Snowden B. Kline
Funeral services for Snowden B. Kline longtime Frederick County farmer and Confederate veteran were conducted at his home in Middletown with Rev G R Fringer and Rev Frank A Strother officiating. The service featured hymns and a Confederate veterans flag lay on the casket before burial at Mount Carmel Cemetery. Pallbearers included E B Powers Gould Lovett Roger A Kline F Estes Kline and C B Stickley.
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Snowden B. Kline
Frederick County
Ont Avenue
G. R. Fringer
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Middletown
Frank A. Strother
Stephens City
W. H. Sampsell
Winchester
Messrs Fringer
Strother
Nelile Helen
Lucy Dean
Paul Malm
Joseph Hodgson
Godfrey Miller
Jesus
Mount Carmel
Stover Camp
Confederate Veterans
Strasburg
E. B. Powers
Gould Lovett
Roger A. Kline
F. Estes Kline
Claude B. Stickley
E. R. Sperry
Joseph Nixon
Mr. Light
F. A. Strother
Vance Bell
John Fuller
Robert L Striker
Sunday Services at Centenary Reformed Church
The morning worship begins at 11 o'clock with junior and adult sermons on the theme Gods Temples. Sunday School starts promptly at 9 45. There is no evening service. Rev Mr Casselman will preach due to illness in the pastor family.
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Centenary Reformed Church
Casselman
War Cripples in London Factory Inn Workshop
In London a workshop at Factory Inn employs fifty three men all maimed by war. Every worker has lost a leg or sustained a similar injury from conflict.
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Inn Workshop
London
Former Supreme Court Justice Shiras Dead
George Shiras associate justice of the United States Supreme Court from 1892 to 1903 died in a Pittsburgh hospital at age 92 of pneumonia after a fall at his home five weeks earlier.
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Pittsburgh
George Shiras
United States Supreme Court
Amendment to Virginia Woolen Company Charter
An amendment to the charter of the Virginia Woolen Company has been recorded in the Corporation Clerk's office. The amendment primarily changes common stock terms and sets liquidation procedures in the event of liquidation.
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Virginia Woolen Company
Remains of Mrs. Edward Giles Interred in Mount Hebron
The body of Mrs. Katherine Seal Giles of Washington was laid to rest today in Mount Hebron Cemetery after funeral services at Centenary Reformed Church led by Rev. F. R. Casselman. Pallbearers included J. M. Spurr and Edward L. Grimm. many floral tributes arrived from Washington and Winchester friends.
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Katherine Seal Giles
J. E. Giles
Washington
Mount Hebron
John AH. Seal, Jr
Henry F. Seal
A. Taylor Ritter
William B. Wagner
Edward L. Grimm
Louis H. Grimm
J. M. Spurr
Harry H. Willis
Two Dorsheimer Brothers Freed After Murder Charge
Benjamin and Chester Dorsheimer were released today in Lancaster Pennsylvania after a habeas corpus hearing. Their brother Franklin had accused them of murdering their parents in April 1910 but failed to establish the charge during testimony before Judge Aaron B. Hassler.
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Lancaster
Benjamin
Chester Dorsheimer
Franklin
Aaron B. Hassler
Blessings For the Effort at John Mason M E Church
Sunday services at John Mason M E Church feature pastor preaching from Genesis 32 26 at 11 00 am with the theme Blessings For the Effort Deaconess Gaither to speak at 8 00 pm with Boy Scouts as ushers and an orchestra aiding the choir The pastor hopes to lift the audience to a vision of the Christ using John 12 21 Sirs we would see Jesus A Holy Communion follows attendance urged early for seating
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John Mason M. E
Gaither
Jesus
Galician Peasantry Women Dominant Over Husbands
In Galicia the women of the peasantry labor relentlessly and, often stronger and more capable, they dominate their husbands who rule them thinkingly and with authority.
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Spanish
Galicia
Allied Conferees Reach Dawes Plan Agreement
In London a complete program for launching the Dawes plan was agreed at a half hour plenary session at the foreign office. Premier MacDonald and Herriot accepted modifications after two all night sessions. MacDonald sent an invitation to Berlin for German delegates to join the conference.
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London
Foreign Office
MacDonald
Herriot
Berlin
Stock Prices Climb As Bull Market Extends
New York August 2 stock prices moved upward at market close marking an eighth week of gains. Early trading showed irregularities from profit taking but broad buying supported most industrial and railroad issues. Trading volume neared 500 000 shares amid bullish sentiment following the Allied agreement.
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New York
Funeral for Mrs Emma H Shull Held in Marlboro
Final rites for Mrs Emma H Shull widow of Briscoe C Shull were held this afternoon at Mount Hebron Cemetery. Dignified by a large cortege from Marlboro and Stephens City, the Presbyterian burial service was led by Rev J Hoge Smith amid widespread floral tributes.
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Emma H. Shull
Briscoe C. Shull
Herbert H. Shull
Marlboro
Mount Hebron
J. Hoge Smith
Presbyterian Church of
Stephens City
Kidney Health Advice and Rad Salts Drink Guide
Citizens urged to protect kidneys through soft water and Jad Salts. The article promotes four ounces of Jad Salts daily, a lemon grape acid lithia mixture, to flush kidneys and relieve bladder disorders. It advises regular medical checks and presents Jad Salts as inexpensive and safe for home use.
Lone Flight Under Way As Nelson Heads For Iceland
Lieut. Eric Nelson and Lieut. John Harding Jr in the airplane New Orleans were believed to be making a lone attempt to reach Iceland as the first leg of the American world fliers trans Atlantic flight. Heavy fog thwarted Lieut. H. Smith and Lieut. Leigh Wade near the Orkneys, forcing them to turn back. A wireless message from the cruiser Richmond reported Nelson passing the Faroes heading for Iceland at 12.50 this afternoon.
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Associated Press
Kirkwall
Scotland
Aus
Eric Nelson
John Harding, Jr
New Orleans
Iceland
H. Smith
Hérnasjord
Atlantic
Orkneys
Richmond
Faroes Islands
Nelson
Faroes
Eskimo's Igloo and the Keyed Arch in North American Tadians
Eskimo's Igloo describes the domeshaped Izloe of the Exiimos as the nearest ap proach to the keyed arch among North American Tadians.
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Exiimos
Copenhagen bakery makes gas from coral on site
A Copenhagen bakery builds gas from coral at its own premises achieving about a 25 percent fuel saving. A brief rail report notes the Durham Gas Station company and a road measure of one hundredths of a mile in length.
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Copenhagen
Interstate Commerce Ee
Durham
N. C
Fractured Spine Kills Walker After 48 Hours
Harrisonburg Virginia August 2 Medical science failed to save Newton Walker a 60 year old colored man who fractured his spine in a hay wagon fall He died yesterday morning at 6 after 48 hours in paralysis He will be buried at Mt Solon after services at Higgs Undertaking Establishment Dr Firebaugh expressed no hopes for recovery noting age as a factor.
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Harrisonburg
Newton Walker
Newt
Rockingham Memorial Hospital
Higgs Undertaking Establishment
Mt. Solon
Firebaugh
Crane Newt
Queen Mary and a keen eye for antique furniture
The text notes Queen Mary’s delight in antique furniture and her reputed expertise in judging and valuing items. It contrasts this with a question about why people disagree whether from opposing views or contrariness.
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Queen Mary
Elastic volcanic grass used as springs in furniture
A material from Oran Algeria described as steel like grass is highly elastic and can replace springs in furniture making, offering strong flexibility for seating and structure. The unusual plant fiber may enable lighter durable frames and new design possibilities for domestic products.
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Oran
Algeria
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