Ford introduces higher radiator and graceful new body lines
Detroit August 28 Ford Motor Company announces a higher radiator and redesigned bodies across models. New Ford coupe and four door sedan feature sleeker lines, improved seating, and greater luggage capacity with enhanced cooling. Open models receive a taller hood and flowing cowls. Truck chassis gain extended radiators for better delivery service. No price changes planned.
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Detroit
Mich
Ford Motor Company
Ford
Mission talk on China work by Rev Dr Graham in Winchester
Rev Dr James R Graham of Winchester spoke to a Presbyterian congregation on the China mission fields. He described religious medical and educational work, hospital openings, native depictions, and progress since 1889, noting education in China and the potential for a mission high school graduate.
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Presbyterian Church
James R. Graham
Winsee
China Mission
Graham
Winchester
F. M. Woods
China
Shenandoah County Fair Echoes Back a Century
In this issue the Winchester fair is promoted as a splendid old yet new event inviting Shenandoah county residents to attend and compare with the Shenandoah county fair. It recalls a Frederick County fair advertised nearly a century ago and notes dates August 28 to 31, 1923.
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Woodstock
Winchester
Shenandoah County
See Good Apple Mart This Year
Staunton Va August 28 L Wilson of the Virginia Fruit Growers reports growers in the Valley and West Virginia and Cumberland orchard sections are "sitting pretty" and holding out for a
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Staunton
L. Wilson
The
Virginia Fruit Growers
West Virginia
Cumberland
Mrs Butler's Aches and Pains Cured by Lydia E Pinkham
Mrs Butler of Philadelphia reports relief from back and abdominal pains after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits improved strength and ability to work, continuing the regimen along with Liver Pills and a wash. She cites a friend in Mt Holly for the suggestion and notes ongoing use.
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Philadelphia
Mt. Holly
N. J
Lydia E. Pinkholm
Lydia
Pinkham
Charles Butler
S. Hanson
W.phila
Lydia E. ‘Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Virginia growers urged to hold for better fruit prices
The leader quotes a market observer advising Augusta growers to hold out for top prices on barreled apples as a market shortage boosts Virginia fruit prospects. He notes buyers will pay about 4.50 a barrel while growers seek 2.25 to 2.50, with South and New York conditions affecting trade and a favorable cotton year ahead.
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Augusta
Virginia
Ozark
Mississippi
New York
My Btophens with the Sun Shipbuilding Company
A fragment notes My Btophens linked to the Sun Shipbuilding Company of Philadelphia. Details on purpose or date are not provided in the readable text.
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Sun Shipbuilding Company of
Philadelphia
Aviator Fahy Not Killed in Local Accident
A rumor claimed Lieut Fahy who flew passengers at Winchester during the fairgrounds motor races was killed. Investigation shows Fahy alive. his friend Lifelit Fahy died in a flight at Arcticton Virginia, forcing Fahy to break a contract to fly at the Charles Town Horse Show.
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Lieut
Fahy
Winchester
Fair Grounds
Articton
Pahy
Charles Town
Made long trip without mishap by Michigan tour group
About 200 members of the Michigan Automobile Tours Association in fifty cars rested at People's Park near the Six Mile House in Cumberland Maryland en route home to Battle Creek after a tour to Washington. J H Brown led the caravan and reported the journey was completed without incident. Frank H Ankeney of Cumberland Chamber of Commerce and the Automobile Club of Maryland visited the group.
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Cumberland
Michigan Automobile Tours Association
People’s Park
Battle Creek
Mich
Washington
Frank H. Ankeney
Cumberland Chamber of Commerce
Automobile Club of Maryland
Michigan
J.h.brown
Promotion for Carl P. Kremer secures Ship Board post
Word has been received announcing the appointment of Carl P. Kremer, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Kremer, as secretary of the United States Shipping Board and of the United States Shipping Board Emergency Fleet Corporation. Kremer has served with the Shipping Board for several years and was formerly assistant secretary and historian.
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Carl P. Kremer
C. P. Kremer
United States Shipping Board
United States Shipping Board Emergency Fleet Corporation
Kremer
The
Shipping Board
For Sale 103 Acre Farm Near School and Churches
A 103 acre farm offered at a special low price with a house outbuildings fruit and well water. In sight of a good school and churches, with a good neighborhood. If sold in 80 days will include crops. Write R. M. care Star.
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R. M.” Care Star
Traveled Long in Search for Health Dies in Allentown
Jacob Harvey Stephens died in his Allentown apartment after a years long illness. He traveled the south west and Florida with his wife seeking renewed health. Born in Virginia near Stephens City he learned the sheet metal trade and became a contractor. He lived in Winchester before moving to Allentown in 1913 and is survived by his widow Millicent and three sons Harvey L Walter G and Claude.
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The
Star
Jacob Harvey ‘Stephens
Allentown
Seventeenth
Stephens
South
Florida
Virginia
Stephens City
Mexico
Central
America
Winchéster
Penn. Fountain
Millicent Stephens
Eisenhower
California
Thrés
Harvey ‘L
Walter G
Pei
Claude
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DR. Scholl
Sample Shoe Store Company
Good Shoe Values
Bertha von Hillern
Winchester Milling CO
Rolls and Rusk
Atlantic and Pacific Tea
Florsheim Oxfords
Huntsberry
Kansas
Winchester Seed.Co. Inc
Fred. L. Glaize
Moresco
Jessir
Hillyard Trenary
East Water Street
Hamburger’s
N. Main St
Apple — Mart
Mrs. Butler’s
Lydia E. Pinkham
Winchester Fair
Frank Melville
N.Y
Goldwyn Studios
Bea
Land
Leo Malones
J. M. Orndoff
the People’s Drug Co., Jas
the Progressive Drug Store
R. M
Rooke If Furniture
Frank Gearing
East Piccadilly St
Kahn Tailoring Company
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