Meet the two headed giant benefit circus
A benefit circus features two headed giants, popular with children, who recently finished a tour of the European hall. Both performers are amputees, yet skilled in acrobatics and performing acts.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1927
Page
2
A benefit circus features two headed giants, popular with children, who recently finished a tour of the European hall. Both performers are amputees, yet skilled in acrobatics and performing acts.
The article questions a fourteenth century origin for playing cards. It notes doubts about early claims and cites competing theories, while asking whether traditional legends such as Horatius defending the bridge hold historical weight.
The State Department of Public Welfare recommends consolidating almshouses in Amherst Appomattox Bedford Campbell Halifax and Pittsylvania counties and Lynchburg. It also proposes inviting Buckingham Franklin and Prince Edward counties to join the effort after initiating the local survey.
Edward A Evans a Richmond based meteorologist from the Weather Bureau who prepared a state climate document for the Virginia State Chamber of Commerce is noted for his long service since joining in 1879 and taking charge of the Richmond bureau in 1898 continuing in that role.
Mrs. M. Riessinger of Cleveland Ohio credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health after pregnancy weight loss and illness. She gained weight to 116 pounds and regained ability to do housework after four bottles.
Mrs. Ellen Ramey widow of William C. Ramey died at her Middleway Pike home after years of declining health and a three week critical illness. Survived by five sons and four daughters, including Jack Isaac Ramey William D Ramey and Dr E A Ramey. sister Mrs Kate Fleming. 40 or 50 grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral services were held and she was buried in Edge Hill Cemetery.
The thirty ninth annual Moose convention in Philadelphia the week of August 22 expects about 400000 members from across the United States. Planned events include electrical and fireworks displays theatrical performances barbecues cabaret major league baseball tours of the city and Atlantic City parades river excursions and visits to plants. The Winchester lodge will send delegates and many Montpellier France citizens claim the right to call themselves baron citing a 1537 bequest.
A miniature cyclone battered Monticello, home of Thomas Jefferson, ripping limbs, tearing sash, and uprooting locust trees on the 650 acre estate. The mansion escaped damage though the barn, stable roof, and private road suffered, while several thousand visitors faced access disruptions.
The text notes gold talent valued at 10 000 shekels and silver talent at 3 000 shekels among ancient Jews. It states Jews lacked coined money until after the captivity and earliest coin references are to Persian issues.
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