Boyce Baptist Church Dedicated in Boyce Virginia
Large crowd attends dedication of Boyce Baptist Church as it celebrates a three service weekend. Sermons by Nathan Maynard and W T Hall, with a strong community showing and rising offerings reducing overall indebtedness from about 5700 to around 800 still needed.
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Boyce
Boyce Baptist Arch
Shoop
Winchester
Ing. Mesdames Price
Gitt and Lauck
Poinexter
Neatherly
H. W. Williams
H. Williams
W. P. Williams
John B. Williams
Nathan Maynard
Berryville Baptist Church
W. T. Hall
Martinsburg
W Wa
Mr. Walker
Farouth
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Gains For Expectant Mothers
An Ohio woman Mrs Bessie Ward credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with easing sickness and headaches during pregnancy. She reports two headaches since using the remedy and a healthy baby girl, noting she would use the medicine again for future pregnancies. The product is promoted as strengthening the entire system for expectant mothers.
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Ohio
Lydia E.pinkham
Bessié Ward
Park Avenue
Sprin Id
Rege E. Pinkham
Babson Warns Farm Sector Near Crisis Overcoming Prosperity Link
Wellesley Mass based economist Roger W Babson warns the farm situation is approaching a crisis this fall. He notes farmer prosperity drives national buying power and outlines how declining crop prices and overseas competition threaten U S agriculture and broader economy.
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Wellesley
Hills
Mass
Roger W. Babson
Washington
America
U.S
Peter
Europe
Canada
Australia
Liverpool
Former Police Marshal James Manning from Baltimore
James Manning of Baltimore visited Winchester on a business trip for Maryland Casualty Company acting as inspector in their bonding claim department. Manning served as deputy marshal of police in Baltimore for 32 years and is renowned nationwide for his fearless, efficient policing.
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James Manning
Baltimore
Winchester
Maryland Casualty Company
Manning
Baltimore Police Department
Speediest and Slowest Electricity Statements
A brief note lists speed comparisons of electricity measured in feet per second and similar units, highlighting the fastest and slowest propagation concepts. It notes practical implications for transmission and signaling in electrical systems.
Death of Harding Recasts Republican Nomination Fight
Washington reports President Harding's death alters the 1924 Republican path. The convention is now seen as a contest between stalwart conservatives and rivals led by Senators Borah of Idaho Johnson of California and La Follette of Wisconsin. Leaders conclude Harding deserves renomination to defend the party record, despite new uncertainties.
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Washington
Harding
Republican Party
Republica
Johnson
California
Borah
Idaho
la Follette
Wisconsin
White House
France Sends Condolence to Coolidge on Harding Death
A French official cables President Coolidge expressing deep emotion at the unexpected death of President Harding. The message praises Harding’s eminent qualities and cordial spirit for the country and extends France and its people’s sympathy.
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Ted Press Millerand
France
Coolidge
Harding
U. States
MAY CUT OCEAN TARIFF ON APPLES
Alva C. Richards of Richard Brothers returns from New York with news that ocean freights on apples may be reduced from 1.25 to 1.00 per barrel, after firm pressure. An estimated 400,000 barrels will be exported from Virginia this year, potentially saving fruit growers about 100,000 dollars.
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Alva C. Richards
Richard Brothers
New York City
Boyd Richards
Richards
Virginia
Mourning Draped Banks for President Harding
Business districts and banks displayed mourning for President Harding with front doors and facades draped in black. The Farmers and Merchants National Bank, the Commercial and Savings Bank, and the Union Bank joined others in the day’s observance.
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Harding
Farmers and Merchants’ National Bank
Commercial and Savings ‘Bank
Union Bank
Waterloo Gives Way
Desolation follows the decline of Waterloo as a major Belgian tourist draw. The battlefield and Mont Saint Jean monuments no longer attract crowds. guides and hotels suffer, while Flanders wartime sites like Dixmude and Ypres draw curiosity instead. The Great War’s toll reshapes regional tourism.
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Brussels
Waterloo
Belgium
Victor Hugo
Mont Saint-Jean
Flanders Fields
Dixmude
Ypres
Flanders
Mourning Rites Mark Shenandoah Valley Sites
Large photo engravings of President Harding in mourning adorn windows at Shenandoah Valley National Bank. The City Hall flag is at half mast by order of W Helson Page of the city committee, with other public buildings also half masted. Most churches scheduled services tomorrow.
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Harding
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
W. Helson Page
City Hall Committee
Services to Partake of Serial Character for Occasions
The notice states that services will be offered in a serial character and tailored to the specific occasions. It emphasizes suitability and appropriateness to the events, ensuring offerings align with each gathering’s nature.
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Skillcraft Clothes Shop
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RED Cross
the People’s Drug Co., Inc
THE
Progressive Drug Store
Bell
E. J. Snapp
N. Market Street
Funk & Son
South Main Street
Stewart
Percale
Calico
Wndows
Nathanson Co
North Main St
Winchester, Va
Hamburger’s
N. Main St
the League Shoe Store
East Piccadilly Street
New. Boyce Baptist Church
Footer’s Cleaners and Dyers
1. C. Plundere CO
Babson
H. K. Green & Bro
Warner
Moling & Seal
W. C. Plundeke Co
Associated Press
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