Moose Circus Bazaar to Feature Unique Prizes and Vaudeville
John T. McCaslin, manager of the Bal-Thal Exchange, will oversee details of the Moose Circus Bazaar to be held the week of January. The event promises vaudeville each night, a free prize drawing, and numerous gifts including a Shetland pony, a diamond ring, and an automobile for the top ticket holder. Merchants are selling tickets. a list of top vote getters will be announced as the contest runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. McCaslin
Bal- Thal Exchange
Ase
Moose
Shetland
Winchester
Percen
Virginia Mcintyre
May Mort
Virginia McFarland
India Mason
Margaret Evans
Elizabeth Brown
Elizabeth Garrett
Yi Pingley
Margaret Hawkins
Guthridge
Social Notes From Huntington Area
Mrs C H Hanna guest of her parents Mr and Mrs Alfred Wright at Welltown returned today to Huntington WV. Miss May Henry Summit Point spent the day at Mrs Minnie Bragg’s home. Mrs Ralph Whitmore Clear Brook will be the guest for several days of Miss Nan Raven at her Braddock Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Hanna
Rs. Alfred Wright
Welltown
Huntington
W. Va
May Henry
Summit Point
Minnie Bragg
Ralph Whitmore
Clearbrook
Nanraven
Braddock Street
Fire Startled Crawford Residence Averts Major Blaze
Elizabeth Crawford woke before 7 by a bright wall reflection and found flames in the living room at the Washington Amherst corner home. Christmas greens near an open fireplace caught, spreading to the mantle and draperies. Fire was extinguished with no serious damage. furnace flue theories cited by family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Crawford
Frank B. Crawford
Crawford
Washington
Amherst
Miss Crawford
Hice
Sokanote
Mira
John A Singer Dies Sudden in Staunton Virginia
Staunton telegram reports John A Singer died suddenly in Staunton. He was about 65, a native of Baltimore and longtime Winchester baker. He left a widow Miss Lewis and two daughters and a son. Funeral planned for Friday at 8 30 p m in Staunton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Slonaker
Staunton
John A. Singér
Singer
Baltimore
Winchester
Henry Kinzel
Kinzel
Maim Street
Ross” “Avenue
Miss Lewis
John Lewis
Frederick Lewis
Chas. P. K. Lewis
John’ K. Lewis
Confederate Daughters Wall Meet Friday
The Turner Ashby Chapter Daughters of the Confederacy will hold its regular monthly meeting Friday at 3 50 oclock in the Handley Library. Arrangements for observance of General Lee's birthday have about been completed. The anniversary will be observed January 19th with an address by Dr S C Mitchell of the University of Richmond in the Handley School auditorium at 8 45 o'clock Sunday night January 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner Ashby Chanter Daughters of the Wetfoderncy
Handley Library
Ree
S. C. Mitchel
University of Richmond
Baltimore guest visits Savannah grandmother
Miss Allen Teval of Baltimore arrived in Savannah today and will stay with her grandmother, Mrs Miné va Wilson, during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Teval
Baltimore
Savannah
Miné
Va Wilson
Wingfield Couple To Reside In Wormiersbleysburg
D. P. Wingfield departed today for Wormiersbleysburg and will be joined by her husband in a few weeks to establish residence there in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. P. Wingfield
Wormiersbleysburg, As
Mr Fred Mosey Spends Day in Ridgeway Town
Mr Fred Mosey of Ridgeway was in town for a day, engaging in routine errands and visiting local shops. The outing reflects ordinary civic life in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Mosey
Ridgeway
Town
Davis Jameses Stopover En Route to Harrisburg
Mr and Mrs Davis D James longtime guests of Mr and Mrs John Milton at Strasburg were here today while traveling home to Harrisburg Pennsylvania after a Sunday visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis D. James
John Milton
Strasburg
Harrisburg, Pa
Miss Katherine Patel Returns Home From Cumberland Visit
Miss Katherine Patel returns to her Cumberland Maryland home after a week as a guest of Miss Minnie Martin at her East Water street residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Patel
Cumberland
Minnie Martin
East Water Street
Thurston Returns Home After Illness in Richmond
Mr. R. H. Thurston, formerly ill with a bad cold at the Jack Hotel for about a week, has returned today to his home in Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Thurston
Jack Hotel
Richmond
Mrs William Ramsey to Visit Cumberland Host in Md
Mrs William Ramsey will be the guest for a week of Mrs Henrietta Adams in Cumberland Maryland. The visit reflects social ties and domestic hospitality of the era with Mrs Ramsey staying with Mrs Adams at her Cumberland home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ramsey
Henrietta Adams
Cumberland
Mrs. Sue Davis Returns From Six Week Trip
Mrs. Sue Davis concluded a six week journey to Baltimore Washington and Alexandria and returned today to her home on West Water street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Davis
Baltimore
Washington
Alexandria
West Water Street
Convicts Forced to Pull Street Cars in Early Australia
In colonial Australia offenders were sent as convicts and subjected to harsh discipline. Six men were attached to a street car and compelled to pull it over six or seven miles, while drivers lashed them as they tired. The task aimed to move a ton of weight for passengers along the route.
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Australia
Mirrors Focus Sun Heat To 2800 Degrees In Experiments
The Sun's heat concentrated by mirrors reached about 2,800 degrees. A proposed method stores the heat by using it to produce chemicals that release heat when needed, potentially through exposure to air and water or similar reactions.
Apple Blossom Book A Beautiful Civic Project
A. Ryan director-general of the Apple Blossom festival announces a printer proof for a lavish booklet tied to the spring celebration. The 100000 copies will feature last year’s parade photos county orchards and prominent Apple Blossom personnel with ads to help cover costs. He asks former committee members to send photos for inclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Ryan
Ryan
Peron
Prelate Denies Source Whence He Gets His Orders
In Cleveland on January 14 the Episcopal Church faced a heresy case for Bishop William Montgomery Brown. Charles L. Dibble argued against literal Bible interpretation while asserting Brown’s claim that Jesus is a myth. The prosecution’s stance centers on orders tracing to Jesus Christ and apostolic succession. The defense contends church doctrine governs, not Brown’s personal views.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Ohio
Testent Episcopal Church
Nev
Charles L. Dubble
William Montgomery Brown
Chr Board of Review
Dibble
Brown
Jesus Christ
Mr. Mine
Jesus
Jiyoy Brown
Tattooed Men From Ancient Tombs Thebes Unclear Origins
The article notes the uncertain origin of tattooing practices among white men found in Theban tomb paintings and mentions historical references to tattooing in classical writings, highlighting an ancient tradition with debated beginnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hegen
Thebes
Caesar
Unclear fragmentary note on courage and wine
The readable text presents a fragmented and nonsensical line about courage, wine, and a person named Jones with obscure location hints, offering no clear event, date, or identifiable subject for a proper news summary.
Senate underwood bill on muscle shoals debated
The Associated Press reports in Washington that the Underwood Muscle Shoals private lease bill faced a Senate vote with 46 to 383. Senator Jones of Washington offered a substitute to send the issue to a commission, a move reengaging the chamber in a lengthy debate over competing bills and plans.
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Associated Press
Washington
Underwood Muscle Shoals
Norris
Senate
Jones
Res
Nene Ake
Carolina
Underwood
Lumber Firm Fire Damages Plant in West Side Yard
A spectacular blaze engulfed the hardwood lumber plant of GC Willey Combat in Chicago's west side yard district causing about 400000 in damage, according to officials. The fire erupted in the early hours and firefighters battled the flames to prevent spread to nearby facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Willey Combat
West Side
Hindus Protest Deportation of Sacred Monkeys
A Indian native extremist paper reports Hindu outrage over monkey deportations expanding in recent months. Monkeys arrive in railroad cars packed at the port and are shipped mainly to Germany Austria England and America to restock parks and supply monkey glands for medical use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
India
Daily Telegraph
Calcutta
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Germany
Austria
England
America
Inkwell and rack described in antique writing desk setup
An antiquated desk feature described as an inkwell with cover linked to a pen-holding rack. The device is noted as erased or faded when the pen rests on the rack, with a mention of an invention or novel use. The fragment preserves a glimpse of early writing accessory design.
Navy Plans Seaplane Contract Worth One Billion
The Navy Bureau of Aeronautics awarded Glen L. Martin Company a contract for 40 seaplanes to perform torpedoing bombing and scouting duties. Work starts immediately and the Navy will have 75 of these planes upon completion, under a total value of one billion dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
A_ gillion
Bureau of Aeronautics of the Navy
Glen L. Martin Company
Cleveland
Navy
Tarring as a Historical Punishment
A fragmentary note discusses tarring as a former legal penalty in England. It mentions Richard I and a supposed 1805 date with unclear figures, claiming the punishment aimed to deter robbers among his men during the era around the Third Crusade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Richard I
Unclear Phrase Sparks Talk of Horse Use in Russia
Fragmentary note mentions horse breeding in Russia for mekiter violin shows with names like Penohir Sschihhee and Miagizine. The text lacks clear facts, dates, or context to confirm events or entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Los Angeles Tests Mooring Mast From Patoka 1
A damaged report describes the dirigible Patoka 1 mooring to a mobile mast in Baltimore Chesapeake Bay during a test trip from Lakehurst New Jersey. Preparations were made at a walk for the ship to change its air station mooring mast and remain through the summer heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aekooinreu Pposa
Lakehurst
NUS Vate Dirigible
Los Angeles
Ternoon
Baltimo Chesapeake Bay
Pateka
Questionable English Law Phrase Fragment
Fragmentary text discusses a serious case in English law and references phrases about memory discretion unlawful acts and the king’s peace. The readable portions imply a discussion of definitions or standards for a serious case but lack clear facts, names, or a coherent event.
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R. R. Boyce
Wanter
Apple
Fairmont Ave
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Harrisonburg
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W. Race St
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George Washington Hotel
Jack Stewart
Willian Groff Moyer
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Mechancsburg
Penn
Madison
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Broadway
New York
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Chesterton
Cpl
Ague
Vurage
Nuyfutgl
Agane
Lumber Firm Has
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Virginia: Polytechnic Institute
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Richmonds Manag
Los
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Dix River
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