Social and Personal Notes From Strasburg Camp Trip Visit
A long list notes a college fraternity camping on Capon River with members from Heme e North Carolina and others, visiting Shenandoah Valley Gettysburg Washington and more. The column records numerous arrivals departures visits with relatives and friends across Maryland Virginia and North Carolina.
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Capon River
B. L
J. M. Green
Clit- Goliane
J. Spene
Heme E
N. C
M. M.johnson
Fair Springs
F. L. Gibbs
Kerry
L. B. Browder
Gerton
H. E B. Crutchfield
Ion
R. M. and
P.G
Licenses Available For Virginia Hunters
State and county hunting licenses are now available at local court clerks offices. A pre season rush is expected soon as few licenses have been issued. State license costs three dollars and county licenses one dollar each. Licenses may be obtained for any county in the state locally.
Calcutta Kali Temple Sees Over A Hundred Goats Slain Daily
In Calcutta a Kali temple sacrifices over one hundred goats every day, reflecting intense ritual practice at the Hindu shrine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calcutta
State Activity in Forestry Movement
W B Greeley of the U S Department of Agriculture told state foresters in Washington that progress in timber growth will come mainly from state and local actions after Clarke McNary forestry law. He said Fifty million acres should be acquired by states and municipalities, with federal land added, to stabilize ownership and promote reforestation through public forest ownership and better forest management.
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United States Department of Agriculture
W. B. Greeley
Forest Service
Washington
Greeley
United States
Select Breed of Fowls for a Fattening Purpose
The article advises choosing mid-weight and heavy breeds like Plymouth Rocks Wyandottes Rhode Island Reds and Orpingtons for fattening and market appeal. Lighter breeds such as Leghorns Anconas and Andalusians are more nervous and fretful, with experiments showing better gains from sparingly caged Leghorn cockerels when given a rangeway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth Rocks
Wyandottes
Rhode Island
Profitable Sheep Flock From Careful Culling and Breeding
A fine-wool grower aims for a lamb and a 12 to 14-pound fleece per year from each sheep. Down breeds should yield fleeces of 9 to 11 pounds and lambs should reach market at five months.
Cinderella Dream Turns Kitchen Helper to Hotel Owner
Evelyn Pearson rose from a Russellville Arkansas hotel kitchen to become general manager and principal owner of Hotel Pearson. Once paid fifty cents a week to wash dishes she saved to fund a 200000 dollar building and hotel venture. She plans two more hotel ventures including a Rogers Arkansas site.
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Evelyn Pearson
Russellville
Ark
Associated Press
Rogers
Sunday soda sales spark Harrisonburg council clash
In Harrisonburg Virginia the city council tabled a vote to repeal the Sunday sales ban on soft drinks after a heated session. Spokesman for petitioners argued the ordinance harms tourism while church leaders warned repeal would erode Sabbath observance.
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The
Star
Harrisonburg
George N. Conrad
Stickley
L. Klingstein
Rockingham County
Shenandoah Valley
Virginia
Conrad
Weaver
South
Bulldog Eye Valued at 700 in Express Suit
Mrs. Jane Irwin files in Corporation Court against American Railway Express Company to recover 700 dollars for a pedigreed bulldog injured in transit from New York. The dog suffered a permanent eye injury making it insurable or marketable, with trial set for September term before Judge Williams and a jury. Mrs. Irwin is married to druggist W. L. Irwin of Braddock Street.
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Corporation Court
Jane Irwin
American Railway Express Company
Express Company
Harrison & Harrison
Williams
Irwin
W. L. Irwin
Braddock Street
Woman Physician Resumes Attempt to Swim the Channel
Miss Mona MacLellan a British woman physician abandoned her attempt after more than 14 hours in the sea. High winds hinder progress as she had covered about three quarters of the distance from Cape Gris Nez toward South Foreland. Two other aspirants also quit, while MacLellan remained in the water at daybreak continuing toward England.
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Associated Press
Folkestone
England
Mona MacLellan
Channel
Cape Gris Nez
France
Cape Griz Nez
Noma MacLellan
South Foreland
Kills and Wounds Then Slays Himself in Kentucky Farm Case
Morgantown Kentucky story reports 40 year old farmer Kiah Abbott shot and killed his father in law age 55 William Moore wounded his wife Myrtle Abbott 25 and two others and then killed himself. Sheriff Luther Tuck and Andrew McKinney 25 were wounded. Mr and Mrs Warren Rice and their son John Warren Rice returned from Atlantic City stay.
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Associated Press
Morgantown
Warren Rice
John Warren Rice
Atlantic City
Drouhin Sells 100000 Francs Payment Ends Contract
Mrs. Charles A Levine paid Maurice Drouhin 100000 francs as his fee to pilot the Columbia across the Atlantic. Drouhin accepted, saying he would not argue further, and began negotiating with Miss Mabel Bell for an O Atlantic trip. Charles A Levine announced W G Hinchcliffe to pilot the Columbia back to the United States from Cranwell.
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Paris
Charles A. Levine
Columbia
London
le Bourget Field
Maurice Drouhin
Levine
Atlantic
Drouhin
Mabel Bell
Croydon
Eng
Charles A Levine
Ww. G. Hinchcliffe
United States
Dock” Kinkade
Wright Motor
Hinchcliffe
Cranwell
Lincolnshire
Great Britain
Old Glory May Take Off Today For Eternal City
The monoplane Old Glory stored food aboard and pilots planned a non stop Rome flight after a drying runway and a favorable 15 mile per hour west wind. Lloyd Bertaud and James D. Hill, the pilots, surveyed Roosevelt Field expecting a late take off if conditions allow.
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Associated Press
Roosevelt Field
N. Y
Old Glory
Rome
Weather Bureau
Rest Room Revival Brings Cheer to Winchester Clinic
In Winchester Virginia a restored county rest room gleams with butterfly wallpaper and new furnishings. The note of hope aims to lift tuberculosis and cripple patients and visiting country folk, with cleanliness urged by Mrs Harry Albin who calls for part time cleanup to preserve the room’s hygienic example.
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Aladdin
Virginia
Winchester
The
Civic League
Harry Albin
Old Places of Historic Interest Being Located
Culpeper Virginia hosts Col. Bryant Conrad of Winchester who cataloged local historic sites for the State Conservation and Development Commission. Noted locations include the burial ground of Revolutionary General Edward Stevens in the Masonic Cemetery, Salubria the county’s oldest residence, and the home of Rev. John Thompson and Lady Spotswood, birthplaces of Dr. Cary T. Grayson.
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Culpeper
Bryant Conrad
Winchester
State Conservation and Development Commission
Department of Archeology and History
Conrad
Edward Stevens
Salubria
John Thompson
Lady
One Killed Three Injured In Wreck At Crossing
In Painesville Ohio the engineer of a Baltimore and Ohio passenger train was killed and three people were seriously injured when a Nickel Plate stock train crashed into the passenger train at a crossing.
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Associated Press
Painesville
Ohio
Baltimore and Ohio
Hold Up Federal Aid Money For 4 States
Federal contributions to states that have not paid their obligations to the government will not be approved by Comptroller General McCall. Louisiana North Carolina Tennessee and Montana would be affected under the ruling.
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Associated Press
Washington
McCall
Louisiana
North Carolina
Tennessee
Montana
Correct Way of Weaning Puppies
Effie MacFarland reports on a motherless litter six weeks old offered for sale. Dr. W Miller outlines puppy weaning, recommending cow milk substitutes and gradual feeding, six meals daily after removal, plus milk broth soup meat bran vegetables, with care for six months. The piece emphasizes animal welfare and owner education.
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W. Miller
Winches
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Clearbrook
Martin
Arthur Parker
Wolf
Cumberland
B. F
Alice
Wolfe
Moorefield
Myrtle Ainsley Baker
Alfred
Virginia Baker
Martinsburg Evening Journal
John Hamilton, Jr
Hagerstown, Md
Leesher
Eleanor Schooly
W.S. Clark
Claren
Don
William Mayhew
T. S.'Vaughan
Galax, Va
Charles A. Ford
Gwynne. Coe
S. Gardner Waller
Front Royal
Robert L. Gray
Louise and
Cornelia Gray
Ernest Keffer
Anice
Lily
Nan
Alice Keffer
J. W. Keffer
Strasburg
James E. Keffer
Columbus
May Mort
Betty Shoppe
New York
Jack McAboy
Memorial Hospital
Howard Patton
Carl Kremer
C. P. Kremer
South Kent Street
Bayside
Long Island
Mrss Wade
Brown
Greensboro, N. C
Hotel
Jack
Adele Metz
North Loudoun Street
Grippe
Lupton
Gus D. Bowman
Boston Mass
Iliam Bowman
Baltimore
Boston
Elizabeth Schroeder
Lawson Armentrout
Nellie Armentrout
Franklin Square Hospital
Bessie Manuel
Middletown
Elise Pope
C. E. Pope
A.M. Pitsch
Danville, Va
George Washington Hotel
Clyde DeHart
Hollis Coal Company
T.J. Cooper and Son
Pierce Dowdell and Son
Charlotte
Horace McKinster
Dowdell
Josephine Hodges
George Haines
G. Reginald Haines
John C. Cather
Europe
Asia
Africa
Durham
Quebec
Kimmie Cox
Ashland, Va
J. L. Dowell
G. F. House
F. A. Metz
Blacksburg, Va
Raymond Cooper
Stanley Cooper
Washington, D. C
Cooper
Handley High School
E. C. Parker
L. W. Leech
Leonard W. Leech, Jr
J. E. Spurrier
Baltimore, Md
Ashby Sprint
A. H. Freeman
Brooklyn, N. Y
J. C. Hopkins
Washington, D.C
North Braddock Street
Red Cross
Huntsberry’s
Geo Conrad
Bull Dog
Capt. Hinchcliffe
Atlantic Ocean
Lands End
Cornwall
John O’groat
Duncansby Head
Scotland
Winchester Wholesale Gro. Co. Distributors
League
Editor
Che
Sar
Piha
Paton
Ie Ean
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