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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1923
Page
6
President Harding urged legislation to extend the Great Park by including the Teton mountain range in Wyoming. He indicated support for congressional passage and spoke during a western tour visit, noting the region's value and the long agitation to expand park lands.
A damaged machine and injured individual appear in a terse report. The text is incomplete but indicates an incident with injuries and equipment damage. Further details, names, or locations are not readable in the preserved fragment.
A collage of family visits and social calls with mentions of Mr and Mrs Marshall Unger and their newborn daughter, Eliza Unger of Unger’s Store, and gatherings at Mrs Albert Miller’s home. Louise Taylor and Margaret Taylor stay with grandparents in West Virginia. Martha Constance Clevenger suffers a carbuncle. Farmers finish harvest and anticipate threshing as dry conditions persist. Winchester residents Edward Larrick and relatives visited.
Mrs Mary Malady of this city was hit by the automobile driven by Mr Rich ard Good of the county as she stepped from the sidewalk at Water and Stewart yesterday afternoon. The impact threw her to the ground and she suffered facial cuts but appeared not seriously injured and walked away from the scene.
The Robinson circus schedule shows an exhibition date set for Wednesday July 18 with a poster update replacing the earlier July 17 posting. The bill car was to arrive in town today to post notices around the venue.
An advertisement touts Original Vinol liver and iron tonic containing wild cherry liver extract and iron peptonates. It claims to restore health and strength, citing testimonials from Mrs. W. J. Dawson of Cleveland Ohio and John H. Wilson of Ruston Louisiana as evidence of its effectiveness for tiredness and low vitality.
Dr. W. E. Fahrney announced a world dairy conference in Washington on October 2 and 3 with 36 foreign countries already invited and at least 200 American delegates expected. The event will cover all dairy issues in relation to agriculture and will be followed by a tour of American cities and stock shows for foreign delegates.
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