W J Y to Broadcast Greb Wilson Fight
WJY will air the Greb versus Wilson boxing match from Madison Square Garden. J Andrew White, top radio fight announcer, will describe the bout as Greb seeks to regain the title amid Wilson’s recent active training and Greb’s weight adjustments.
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WJY
Gay Iene
Rena Aloe
Andrew White
Coanteduon
P Greb
Madison Square
Piieen
Mike O'Dowd
Harry Greb
Polo Grounds
Wilson
Greb
Dr Harris Dies in Baltimore at 63
Dr Charles Harris of Harrisonburg Virginia aged 63 died of pneumonia in Baltimore where he had practiced dentistry. He was survived by a sister Mrs John B Thomas of Baltimore and two half sisters Mrs Ella Steele of Berryville VA and Mrs Nannie Darby of Baltimore. Funeral was held in Baltimore.
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Charles ©. Harris
Harrisonburg
Baltimore
James H. Harris
Maryland University
Harris
John B. Thomas
Ella Steele
Berryville
Memorial Hospital
Nannie Darby
Pastor Clovis Chappell Leaves Washington for Memphis
The Rev Dr Clovis Chappell resigns after six years as pastor of Mount Vernon Place M E Church South in Washington. Under his leadership membership grew from 800 to 2500 with overflow services and a budget rose from 10000 to 70000 dollars annually. He will lead First Church of Memphis Tennessee.
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Clovis Chappell
Mount Vernon Place Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Washington
First Church of
Memphis, Tenn
Washington Church
Mrs Leslie B Shepherds Mexico Trip With Family Plan
Mrs Leslie B Shepherd and her daughter Miss Anne Bolling Shepheard travel to San Antonio Texas where they will be joined by Mr Shepherd connected with the passenger Seeo of a rye southern racond penny They will visit Monterey Texas weeks before Mr Shepherd plans to accompany them on their return to Winchester.
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Leslie B. Shepherd
Anne Bolling Shepherd
San Antonio
Texas
Mr. Shepherd
Penny
Monterey
Winchester livestock dealer James Amick returns to business
James Amick, a well known Winchester livestock dealer, was confined at home a week due to a large carbuncle on his neck but is now able to go out and attend to his affairs. He says the episode was trying but he is pulling through.
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James Amick
Winchester
Amick
Virginia Lady Tells of Relief From Goitre
Mrs. G.W. Harrison of Shawsville Virginia describes relief from goitre and symptoms including nervousness shortness of breath and heart trouble after using Sorbol Quadruple a stainless liniment. She offers to write her story and notes free information from Sorbol Company Mechanicsburg Ohio and lists Millers' Drug Store as local seller. Mrs C B Grimm was visiting friends in Washington this week.
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Virginia
G.W. Harrison
Shawsville
Sorbol Company
Mechanicsburg
Ohio
All Drug Stores
Millers’ Drug Store
Mrs. C. B. Grimm
Washington
Personal News: Local Residents Return from Trips
Mr. George N. Whitehead returns from a week in Baltimore and eastern cities. Mrs. Melvin Starr arrives with Miss Julia Parrott from Washing ton. Inspector BE Braithwaite spends days at Richmond department of agriculture. Others head to Baltimore Washington New York and Harrisonburg for visits.
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George N. Whitehead
Baltimore
Melvin Starr
Washington
Julia Parrott
BE. W. Braithwaite
Department of Agriculture
Richmond
Local market prices for livestock and commodities
The Star lists today’s wholesale quotes for butter eggs hens young chickens leghorns walnuts corn and bran plus standard middlings and flour. Prices show eggs and chickens at varying weights and the stew of grain products, with figures indicating multiple commodity lines and ranges.
Local Market Prices For Butter Flour Corn And Hay
The listing shows prices for dairy butter flour and grain products at a local market with items such as creamery butter 36 cents per pound standard middlings meal 6.00 per bag shelled corn 2.00 per bushel and hay 4.00 to 5.50 per bale. Also included are walnuts and rabbits with several price notes.
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Boss Ek Gem Cad Tate
Ae Kermela
Budget crisis looms as Virginia lawmakers resist deficit
Richmond January 17 Special to The Star. The budget proposed by Governor Trinkle faces likely rejection as legislators warn revenues may fall short. With a prior $1.76 million deficit and potential $4 million short for 1924-26, officials demand immediate spending cuts to eliminate the deficit and avoid funding gaps for state institutions.
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The
Star
Richmond
Trinkle
Doctor’s First Question For Colds Constipation Link
The article explains colds start with a weakened system and that constipation is often the indirect cause. It urges keeping bowels regular and promotes Red Cloud Liver Berries as a preventive. It claims the product fortifies the system and offers 15¢ and 25¢ doses.
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Ady
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