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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1923

Page

6

Giant new 3D films debut after seven years work

George K. Spoor and P. J. Berggren reveal a vast 3D film system with a camera twice as wide as standard and two lenses. The projection machine and oversized screens promise 40 foot by several foot viewing areas. The invention aims to triple the image area and deliver a sensational theater experience.

George K. Spoor P. J. Berggren Rand

Engineers unveil film that mimics human vision

Engineers and mechanics with the inventors announce pictures consuming triple the film but delivering the exact appearance of a scene viewed by the human eye.

Essenay

Miss Lee to Wed William Duke

Mrs H B Lee of Gulpeper Virginia announces the engagement of her daughter Lacey Marshall Lee to William Eskridze Duke. The wedding is planned for October. Miss Lee is the youngest daughter of Mrs Lee and the late Rev Harry B Lee. Duke is a Charlottesville lawyer with wide local connections.

H. B. Lee Gulpeper Lacey Marshall ‘Lee William. Eskridze Duke Miss Lees Lee Harry B. Lee Charlottesville Episcopal Church Duke

Harrisonburg Chosen 1924 Virginia Firemen Convention Host

Harrisonburg will host the 1924 Virginia State Firemen's Association convention next August after a unanimous vote at the opening session. The city last hosted in 1914 and has long been a favored site, with Fredericksburg to gain the eastern part’s bid this year.

Harrisonburg Virginia State Firemen’s Association Hose Comny No. 4 Fredericksburg Hampton Fas

Virginia Fire Chiefs Convene as Local Leaders Honored

Captain EB J Lamb of Hose Company No 4 was elected vice president of the state association and Chief W A Braithwaite named Virginia delegate to the International Association of Fire Chiefs convention in Richmond. Braithwaite honored for long service as active fire chief in the county as Harrisonburg and state dealer groups prepare for the five state gatherings of the United Commercial Travelers.

EB. J. Lamb Hose State Association W. A. Braithwaite Virginia International ‘Association ‘of Fire Chiefs United Commercial Travelers

Virginia State Firemen's Association Opens 1924 Meet

Fredericksburg hosts the Virginia State Firemen's Association annual meeting with officers elected J Conway Chichester as president and E K Harrisonburg as vice president. E K Leaville becomes secretary F B Leaville treasurer L Roanoke named statistician. Concert and open house luncheon for visiting firemen announced.

Fredericksburg Harrisonburg Virginia State Firemen’s ‘Association J. Conway Chichester EK. Lof E. K F. B. Leaville L. Roanoke Charlottesville Pee Ept

Battle for Valley League lead in Harrisonburg

Fort Place Gekko R Tomori and Winchester clash with Harrisonburg to decide top honors in the Valley League. Mi expected to pitch for Harrisonburg while Lefty Thomas, a former Twin Towns hurler, is reportedly available to start for the opponents.

Harrisonburg Kit Mi Lefty Thomas Twin Towns

Winchester Keeps No-Hit Tie In Narrow Fredericks Game

In the lone contest, Winchester shuts down the opposition with a single hit allowed in the second half. Lefty records a strong hold as Fredericks remains scoreless and the game stays tightly contested throughout.

the Fredericks Winchester Lefty Rites

TWO FLYERS KILLED IN PENSACOLA ACCIDENT

August 22 in Pensacola Florida two U S Marine aviators Captain George F Hill and Lieut McFadden were killed when their aircraft collided with another plane piloted by Lieut R A Richal Richal survived with minor injuries after his Voight land plane fell 3000 feet and landed on a highway near the naval air station An investigation has been ordered The two dead pilots were among graduates of the aviation training course and the accident occurred during combat practice

Pengacola Fla George.f. Hill Lieut. McFadden U.S. Marine Arty R. A. R Rithal Déon Ithal Naval Air Station Richal McFadden Hill

Plymouth Steamship Plymouth Towed for Repairs after Wireless Distress

Dr New London Conn Aug 22 Wrecking tugs tow the Fall River Line Steamer Plymouth to port for repairs after a wireless summons from off Faulkers Island in the Sound. The ship bound from New York to Fall River with 700 passengers to be sent by train. Cause of the accident not yet determined the initial distress message came from the engine room.

New London Conn Fall River Line Plymouth Faulkers’ Island New York Fall River

Dr Thacher Liver and Blood Syrup Offered With Guarantee

A medical advertisement touts Dr Thacher Liver and Blood Syrup as a summer tonic made from vegetables. It promises relief for indigestion lack of nerve energy and general rundown health with a money back guarantee if complete satisfaction is not achieved. The pitch claims thousands have benefited and urges a tablespoon after meals to improve appetite and energy.

Thacher Winand Acher Thagher Franck Baker & Son

White Wings blank Woodstock in late innings victory

Luray pitched hitless ball until the eighth as the White Wings beat Woodstock 8 to 1. Woodstock's lone run came in the eighth when Cromwell tied and scored. Payne belted a grand slam home run in the eleventh, with Secrist and Strickler also hitting homers. Batteries Zinn Laughlin Secrist Strickler.

Eries Daily Newn Luray White Wings Secrist Jlarray Woodstock Cromwell Stickley Iks Laughlin Payne Strickler Circuit

Infatuation in a Maiden Fair

Poem fragment describing an intense, but inappropriate attraction to a young girl. The speaker recalls adoring her eyes and hair, compares her to an idol, and notes the ache of longing as she grows from child to young woman. Set against a Virginia setting in Boyce.

Krew

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