Harding Praises Americanism In Fourth of July Address
President Harding spoke at Multnomah Field Portland detailing Americanization as a national effort. He warned against internal threats to institutions and urged vigilance while urging participation in the permanent court of international justice and no return to war. Former Oregon Attorney General Idleman read the Declaration of Independence.
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Portland
Ore
Harding
Multnomas Field
Stong
Idleman
Oregon
Curlew
Piercé
Quote on America's role in universal peace
A quoted remark stresses that civilization can commit itself and calls for America to use its influence to foster universal peace. The speaker urges active U S leadership to promote global harmony and end conflict.
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America
France Urges U S Protection and Monroe Doctrine Echo
Paris July 4 Blyth W Branch president of the American Chamber of Commerce in Paris called for a US backed security pledge for France. He compared civilizational forks with Germany to the Monroe Doctrine and urged America to declare that Germany must stay on its side of the Rhine while Europe and the world aid its burden before Germany regains standing.
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Paris
America
France
Blyth W. Branch
American Chamber of “Commerce
Branch
Germany
United States
Europe
Monroe
Rhine
Big Circus Arrives With Wild Beasts and Parade
John Robinson's Circus brings hundreds of wild beasts and horses to town with a mile long free street parade at 11 am Wednesday July 18. Tents go up at Handley Athletic Park for 2 and 8 pm performances. ticket sales at People's Drug Store. The show, on its 100th tour, claims to be the largest trained wild animal circus on earth.
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John Robinson
William Backell
Frederick
Baltimore and Ohio
Harrisonburg
Handley Athletic Park
R. ‘Eb.’ Hickey
General Press
People’s Drug Store
Cveyade
Robinson
Summer fruit rush as Yellow Transparent apples hit market
Summer apples are now being picked in Frederick and nearby counties in Virginia and West Virginia. Demand for Yellow Transparents is brisk though the lack of rain threatens yield. Later varieties could gain size color and texture with rainfall. Growers expect profit despite higher costs and scarce labor. few orchards or bearing trees are offered this year.
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Frederick
Virginia
West Virgina
Virginia pauses strict enforcement of new headlight law
James M. Hayes announces a grace period for Virginia's new automobile headlight law. Inspectors will not enforce strictly until owners have 20 days to comply, with manufacturers able to meet demand in about 30 days and full enforcement not until August 1. Fines range from 10 to 60 dollars.
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Virginia
James M. Hayes
Commonwealth
Quiet Wedding at Baptist Parsonage
A quiet marriage was solemnized at the Baptist Parsonage on Tuesday July 3 at noon by Rev. Charles Adey.Miss Ella M Welsh of near Wadesville Virginia wed Mr. Thomas Collins of Port Clinton Ohio. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs G Welsh of Wadesville. The parents witnessed the ceremony. The couple will reside in Port Clinton Ohio.
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Baptist
Charles Adey
Ella M. Welsh
Wadesville
Thomas
Norfolk and Western Schedule From Berryville 1928
The Berryville timetable lists eastbound and northbound trains on June 17 1928. No. 11-9 20 a.m. runs to Roanoke Bristol with parlor car to Bris and breakfast service. Local Roanoke service No. 1 departs 2 46 a.m. with stops to Bluefield Pocahontas Welch Norton and a Pullman sleeper to Williamson Roanoke. No. 27 5 53 p.m. serves Shenandoah area. No. 28 8 39 a.m. to Hagerstown with connections at Shenandoah Junction to Washington. No. 10 2 57 p.m. local to Hagerstown. No. 14 7 29 p.m. parlor to Hagerstown and sleeper to Philadelphia. No. 2 11 38 p.m. stop on for connections at Shenandoah Junction or Hagerstown with sleeper to Philadelphia New York. For fares and reservations contact H. H. Burks Berryville or W. C. Saunders Roanke.
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Broiler
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Verpool
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Samaria
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Londonderry
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Albania
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Norfolk
Franconia
Richards Brothers Shenandoah Valley Natl
Bank Bldg
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