Winchester Park Attends Weekend Baseball Series
Winches ter Park Association hosted three ball games at Rouss Spring over the weekend. Winchester beat Woodstock Athletic Club 13 7 on Sunday after a 10 2 loss to Williamsport Wildcats and a 3 2 defeat by Williamsport Firemen yesterday. Park’s season record stands 13 wins 11 losses. Luby starred on the mound in his Park debut allowing only five hits as Duff and Johnson homered for Winchester. Wildcats held Winchester to five hits in Saturday’s 7 inning loss, with Johnson delivering a three bagger. Several Park players hit above .300 and Sheetz played well in the field.
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Feel Fine for 10 Cents Quick Headache Relief
Ad text promises fast relief for headaches and pains with a 10 cent price. Mentions asking for a product by name and claims immediate relief.
Turner Sirbaugh Confined With Rheumatic Trouble
Hayfield Virginia July 5 veteran Turner Sirbaugh longtime leader of the village has been bedfast ten days with rheumatic trouble. He is an overseas veteran wounded in the Argonne campaign with a deep flesh wound to his left leg. Mrs Edward Haines is indisposed at home. Daughter Mrs H C Moore visiting. Visitors include Mr McKenzy of Keyser West Virginia. Miss Anna Hedrick and Miss Nancy Hanna of Clarendon and Washington spent Independence Day at Burcroft.
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Clarendon
Washington
Pioneers' Resolve in Making America
A historical line emphasizes action by pioneers rather than waiting for others to improve. It frames progress as driven by initiative and perseverance shaping early American development.
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America
Yanks Drop Two Contests To Senators and Pirates Tighten Grip
Detroit moves into American League second place after sweeping St. Louis in a doubleheader. Cleveland and Chicago split a twin bill with Ferrell notching his 15th win for the Indians. In the National League, Pittsburgh took two from Chicago to tighten its edge, while Cincinnati and St. Louis split a doubleheader ended by darkness.
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Griffith Demands Maximum Penalty for Dickey After Ball Fight
Clark Griffith, owner of the Washington Club, telegrammed President Harridge requesting the maximum penalty for Bill Dickey after he punched Reynolds breaking his jaw. The incident followed a collision at the plate in the first game as Reynolds scored. Reynolds later found to have a fractured jaw.
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Culpeper Horse Show Draws 4000 Amid Rain
More than four thousand spectators attended Culpeper's twenty eighth annual horse show and racing. Winners across four flat races and one steeplechase were on track with the steeplechase favorite Do Tell failing to place, and betting down from prior years. Tomorrow's program features the hunter championship for Culpeper's Challenge Plate, with Broken Glass winning last year and entering this year's contest.
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George G Battle to Speak at Virginia Bar Convention
George Gordon Battle of New York City will deliver the principal address before the Virginia State Bar Association at its annual convention at Old Point Comfort August 5 and 6. C. M. Chichester, secretary of the association, announced yesterday. Battle is regarded as one of the country’s most distinguished attorneys. his subject was not announced. Virginia State Bar officers include Virginus R. Shackelford president John B. Spiers vice presidents Robert Whitehead Aubrey G. Weaver Bernard C. Syme John N. Sebrell and C. M. Chichester secretary.
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Virginia State Bar Association
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Orange
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Radford
Robert Whitehead
Lovington
Aubrey G. Weaver
Front Royal
Bernard C. Syme
Petersburg
John N. Sebrell
Norfolk
Richmond
Notice M W of A Postpones July Meeting in Washington
The Modern Woodmen Encampment in Washington moves its local camp meeting from July 5 to July 7. Clerk asks attendance and dues.
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Dark Horse Sizzles at Capitol Amid Laughs and Politics
Warner Bros. CapitaI presents The Dark Horse with Warren William Bette Davis and Guy Kibbee to capacity audiences, a timely satire on politics. The film follows a campaign manager and a Dark Horse candidate as backstage Hollywood unravels in humor. Also shown: The Campus Mystery and What Price Hollywood with Constance Bennett.
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Paris
Color blindness gender gap reported at four to one
I H Godlove of the Museum of Science and Industry in New York cites a ratio showing men are about four times as color blind as women.
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Museum of Science and Industry
New York
New Morals For Old at the Palace Tonight
The Palace presents New Morals For Old with Robert Young Margaret Perry Lewis Stone and Kate Crawford. a clash of old and new as parents clamp down and youth seeks freedom. Also The Honor of the Press stars Edward Nugent Rita La Roy Wheeler Oakman and Dorothy Gulliver in a fresh Palace engagement.
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Distinguishing Statutory Law and Common Law
The piece explains statutory law derives authority from statutes while common law rests on unwritten rules from long standing usage. It notes most lessons begin with Don't in a Boston Transcript quotation.
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