Industry uses 260 million cubic feet of wood yearly says primer
Industry uses 260,000,000 cubic feet of wood annually in mining and excavation work per a forestry primer from the American Association of Washington. The text also notes remarks on youth, schooling and a saying about youth being served, with caution about delays in summons.
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Barreled Apples in Demand in Western Germany
Special to The Star reports that American barreled apples show strong demand in western Germany as December trade improves. Imports from the United States rise, with Berlin noting favorable prices and steady arrivals despite competition from Italian Tyrol stock and Balkan fruit.
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Star
Washington
G. C. Haas
Berlin
United States
America
Germany
Mr. Haaé
Tyrol
Yugoslavia
Hungary
Switzerland
Italy
Balkan
Cologne
Elderfield
Baldwins
York Imperials
Ganos
Ben Davis
Berfield
Essen
Dealera
Munich
Winchester Women Embrace Gas Cooking Lessons
Miss Elsie Hinkley of Mansfield opened a gas cooking school in the American Legion building, drawing over 560 Winchester housewives for the initial demonstration. Attendees enjoyed informal instruction, Q&A, and samples, with a final session scheduled for tomorrow from 2:30 to 4:30 PM and plans for even larger turnout.
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Elsie Hinkley
Mansfield
American Legion
Winchester
Miss Hinkley
Colored drug case edge of criminal pursuit
Dr Ingram faces two charges including practicing medicine without a license and is sought in Hagerstown. He reportedly withdrew funds from Union Bank of Winchester leaving about 70 dollars as a $300 check bounced for non sufficient funds. Local subscribers allege money funded a drug store startup but claim most funds were diverted as expenses.
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Union Bank of Winchester
Hagerstown
Winchester
Ingram
Joe Willis
William Johnson
Oppa Valley Academy
Dr Ingram faces grand jury for drug store scheme
Local records show Dr Ingram collecting about 700 dollars from Winchester supporters through a drug store scheme. Subscriptions were tied to typewritten receipts signed by Ingram as general manager and a secretary named Martha Washington. He is jailed on a 2000 dollar bond awaiting grand jury action.
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Egrnce
Winchester
Dr. Ingram
Citizens Dry Company
Ingram
Corporation Court
Ihe
Allenrhu Rheumatic Pain Remedy Promises Quick Relief
An advertised remedy Allenrhu claims to ease rheumatic pains and reduce swollen joints. It asserts rapid action by drawing out poisonous deposits and purifying the body, with long standing trial and widespread customer belief, marketed by Baker's Drug Store.
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