Ground Hog Banquet Invites President Coolidge
The Ground Hog Club of Roanoke Virginia through KR H Angell invites President Coolidge to attend its annual dinner to be held in Roanoke on Ground Hog Day January 2.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1926
Page
2
The Ground Hog Club of Roanoke Virginia through KR H Angell invites President Coolidge to attend its annual dinner to be held in Roanoke on Ground Hog Day January 2.
Iowa officials under a new law compile a list of persons unfit to marry or raise families. The roster, possibly up to 200000 names, will be alphabetized and given to county clerks to refuse marriage licenses to listed individuals. Inmates released from state institutions and those dependent on county aid are among initial entries. future additions include persons with social diseases.
Many people in this section have been laid up with grippe. J. H. Stimmel has recovered enough to be out after a week in bed. Mrs. John Hayslette traveled to Philadelphia to visit her daughter. Stimmel and family members are listed among local residents affected by illness.
The article extols Buick mechanical four wheel brakes for secure footing and notes their action remains unaffected by weather. It highlights Buick Valve-in-Head engines and claims Buick cars offer reliable performance regardless of season or price considerations.
The piece urges readers who feel despondent after many doctor visits to consider chiropractic care. It casts optimism as a counter to a heavy, unseen depression and encourages seeking alternative treatment.
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