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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1924
Page
3
The text describes fatalism as belief that events are pre arranged and controlled. It then explains a fictional mechanism where fog expands air strands on a wooden frame to operate automatic fog bells and sirens guiding ships away from rocks until the fog recedes and signals shut off.
Lakehurst N J August 10 following a mooring mast trial aboard the U S S Patoka in Narragansett Bay Commander Zach Landowne says the Shenandoah has unlimited cruising range. The airship returned to the naval air station after an all night cruise having rode at the mast and then casting off to sea.
Commander Landowne orders an emergency evacuation as a storm approaches coastal districts. Agencies activate shelters and patrols to guide residents to safety while port operations suspend until the danger passes.
Henry Ford faces a ten day window to remove his name from the Michigan Senate primary ballot as secretary of state Charles Deland reviews nominating petitions after a late filing by Peter Fagan of the Public Utilities Commission. Ford is currently an involuntary Republican candidate and may appear on the ballot unless he requests withdrawal before ballots are printed.
The notice advertises activities August 15th and 16th at W. M. Stickley's Park on the east side of Valley Pike opposite WVaucluse Station.
By virtue of executions in on Hands the Standard Gas and Oj Supply Company and Jno W Rosenb berger Co vs George H Smith we will offer for sale at public auction on August 18th One Turning Lathe and One Cylinder Boring Machine in rear of Berry's 116 S Braddock street at 3 P.M. Adam Forney City Set Rome Wigginton Dep Sheriff.
In a 1920s exchange, William E. Watson and Thomas E. Watson scrutinize a claimed Lincoln quotation about a dark cloud over society. A Catholic‑era controversy and notes from the Congressional Record are cited as evidence of authenticity or fabrication, with calls to verify sources and expose falsehoods.
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