Germany seeks world aid to resolve financial crisis
Berlin reports an official German appeal to foreign nations likely within days to request League of Nations involvement in German finances. Officials warn inability to pay wages could force bankruptcy without assistance. Paris dispatch says Berlin will also seek direct talks with France on the Rhineland and Ruhr region.
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Berlin
League of Nations
Paris
France
Rhineland
Ruhr
Havas
Fuller brothers visit father in Maryland
Chris and Lindsey Fuller formerly of Winchester arrived in Magerstown Maryland to see their father Charles Fuller who suffered a stroke at his West Water street home. The visitors reported he is much improved and his condition has been improving for several days.
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Chris
Lindsey Fuller
Winchester
Pennsylvania Railroad
Magerstown
Hur
Charles Fuller
West Water Street
Fuller
United Brethren Rural Charge Appointments
The Rev. R. Ludwig lists Sunday December 16 services at Mount Olive Mount Pleasant Mount Zion Pleasant Valley and Sunrise with times for Sunday school sermons prayer meetings and Christian Endeavor sessions.
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Christian Endeavor Society
Special Meeting at Boyce Sunday Services by Elder Hottle
Elder R D Hottle of New Market Va will hold three services in Gaunt s Hall at Boyce on Sunday December 16 at 11 am 3 pm and 7 30 pm The theme Christ the Redeemer and King Everyone is invited Seats are free
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New Market
Gaunt's Hall
Boyce
Christ
the Redeemer
King
Rotary Club hears messages from Arctic explorer and more
The Rotary Club met yesterday with most members present. Guests included Dr. Walter Cox Rev F P Casselman and Henry M Baker. A misprint omitted Bill Ritenour from last week's test report. Vernon Eddy read messages from Don MacMillan and declined a favorable article about his librarian leadership. A Tokyo Rotary Club president thanked Americans for relief donations. Additional badges were issued and talks were given by Shirley Carter Bob Gray and Fred Barr. Doug Fuller and Bill Glass praised each other. A Harding Memorial letter was read and the next meeting set for Loglock. The club lent quarters for the High School football banquet.
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Rotary Club
Hollie MacCormac
Walter Cox
FP. R. Casselman
Henry M. Baker
Bill Ritenour
Bill
Donald B. MacMillan
Vernon Eddy
Vernon
Tokyo
Japan
Gent
Doug Fuller
WET
Shirley Carter
Winchester
Bob Gray
Fred Barr
Bill Glass
Harrisonburs
Doug
Harding
Harding Memorial Association
Farding
Loglock
High School Athletic Association
First Christian Church Plans Christmas Services
Rev. J. F Morgan outlines the Christmas program at the First Christian Church with sermons at 11 a.m. and 7 30 p m on Sunday, a Sunday school at 9 45 a m, and a 6 45 p m Christian Endeavor session. Christmas pageant The Shepherds Vision will be presented Friday December 21 at 7 30 p m with all welcome.
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J. EF. Morgan
First Christian Church
Nelson F. Richards
Christian Endeavor Society
New Lamp Burns 94 Percent Air in Test Boosts Brightness
An oil lamp tested by the U S Government and 35 universities outshines 10 ordinary lamps. It burns 94 percent air and 6 percent kerosene, with no odor smoke or noise. O S Johnson of Philadelphia offers a free 10 day trial and a possible agency to earn 250 to 500 dollars monthly.
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U. S
O. S. Johnson
N. Broad St
Philadelphia
Auto crash on Valley Pike damages two cars
Two cars collided yesterday about 12 30 on the Valley pike fifty yards south of Brook's garage. W D Kronk of the Virginia Granite Company driving a Maxwell sport touring car and Mr Smith of Hagerstown Maryland in a Ford were involved. The Maxwell turned over but no one was hurt. the Ford lost a front wheel and bent fenders. Dispute over fault centers on right of way and stopping distance as Kronk claims he had the right of way while Smith says he stopped to let the Maxwell pass. Damages about 150 dollars with ongoing settlement.
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Valley Pike
Brook
W. D. Kronk
Virginia Granite Company
Suea
Maxwell
Mr. Smith
Hagerstown
Ford
Mr. Kronk
Randolph Balthis
Tess
Mr. Krook
Strasburg
J. Smith
Kronk Wartts
Joint-Fase advertised as relief for rheumatic joints
An advertisement promotes Joint-Fase claiming to ease pain and swelling in rheumatic joints and stiffness. It states the product is for the joints only and that it succeeds where ordinary remedies fail, priced at 60 cents a tube at Franck Baker & Son Boyd Drug Co and other pharmacists.
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Franck Baker & Son, Boyd Drug Co
Selfishness in a Homeless Wanderer by Walt Mason
The poem portrays a homeless man’s tears and worn clothes as the speaker gives fifty cents. The speaker weighs blessings and misgivings, noting snobbery, moral debate, and personal hunger to help while fearing fostered pauperism.
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Walt Mason
Kopecks
Stockholders Meeting Notice for Winchester Bank
The Commercial & Savings Bank stockholders annual meeting will be held at Odd Fellows Hall Market and Water Streets Winchester Virginia on Tuesday January 8 1924 at 11 A M for the election of directors and other business By John I Sloat Cashier.
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Odd Fellows Hall
Market and Water Sts
Winchester
Commercial & Savings Bank
John I. Sloat
Parish Magazine Ad Declares No Weddings in Six Months
A Ripley Surrey parish note laments no wedding in the parish for over six months and asks who will break the spell next, reflecting light social pursuit in a small community.
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Ripley
Surrey
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Rotary
Tokyo Club
First Christian Church Services
Pike
Stockholders’ Meeting
Corn Products Sales Co
Candler Building
Baltimore
Jessie Hillyard Trenary
Fast
Evershary
Coven Bay
Abe
Baker’s Drug Store
Snapp Foundry
Ine
Oy Pee One Organisation
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R.t.aones & C' al
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Ter Carver
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Mew Theatre
Winchester, Vas
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