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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1929
Page
2
Buick dealers promise exact representations and true histories on all used cars. The ad touts fair prices and easy terms, urging buyers to shop with them for reliable assessments. A long list of model years and vehicle types follows, highlighting availability and pricing.
International Illustrated News reports Tada Styka, Warsaw born painter in Paris, praises American women as most beautiful and charming. He argues moderate smoking with a cigarette holder, light drinking, and tasteful eating enhance beauty, while denying prohibitions on these acts. He cannot supply a fixed charm formula.
York Pa Jan 7 True bills were returned by a grand jury against all three principals in York county witchcraft case. Indicted for murder and manslaughter, they are John H Blymeyer Wilbert G Hess and John Curry. They allegedly killed Nelson D Rehmeyer 60 year old recluse to obtain a lock of hair to break a spell. One jury member failed to appear.
An advertisement touts Capudine as a quick relief for neuralgic and rheumatic pains. It claims instant action, nerve soothing effect without stomach upset, and credibility from 30 years of use with 30c and 60c sizes plus trial sizing.
In Jersey City on January 7, Vice Chancellor John J. Fallon ruled the November arrest of Democratic leader Mate Frank Hague illegal and void. The habeas corpus case, brought by Hague, challenged his detention after he refused to testify before a legislative investigating committee just before the November election.
The Michigan Supreme Court upheld the habitual criminal provision of the state penal code. It affirmed the life sentence for Fred Palm of Lansing after four felonies, rejecting a challenge that the mandatory life term was unconstitutional. The court noted fear of severe punishment helps curb crime.
Mr. Cecil Exbridge of Washington spent yesterday as a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Carpent er on East Piccadilly street.
The Capitol Theatre presents Marriage By Contract tonight with Patsy Ruth Miller and Lawrence Gray, followed by Forgotten Faces and The Hit of the Show midweek. The Patriot and The Water Hole headline Thursday to Saturday, plus musical numbers and comedy. Colonial Theatre features The King of the Rodeo with Hott Gibson Friday and Saturday. Other Western and action titles include The Code of the Air and Across to Singapore.
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