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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1931
Page
5
J W Mumaw of Stephens City recalls severe stomach pain gas and nervousness that ruined his sleep and depleted energy. After trying Natex from Peoples Service Drug Store he reports improved digestion sleep appetite and strength and says Natex is the best medicine he ever took.
By virtue of an execution American Type Founders Company vs Registered Service International offers for sale at public auction on premises 413 North Kent Street at 11 AM Friday July 10 a Miller Beach Law with standard equipment and a 110 volt 60 cycle single phase AC motor Serial No 3019 in good condition Cash terms.
A new chamber named The Explorer's Room extends a long underground passage resembling gilded halls in Endless Caverns. Dedication featured Col E T Brown and Dr Chester A Reeds with remarks on the endless end of the caverns and the explorers' 1925 trek under Winchester area.
A cryptic fragment references Noah and Sandy Hook with lines about robbers wearing shoes to erase tracks. Clara Hova and a smore snack appear in a playful, puzzle like note. The text blends questions and seemingly random names into a quirky inquiry about clues and footprints.
The Arkansas Gazette muses on a hypothetical downturn if the apple crop failed and unemployed workers could only harvest spinach, implying resilience amid limited options and the danger of broader agricultural loss.
Delegates from England to New Zealand and many nations met in Toronto for the fourteenth World’s WCTU convention. Over 500 delegates with 1000 members each attended, with overflow crowds and extensive hospitality in Toronto. The gathering highlighted progress in anti alcohol education and legislation and renewed commitment to national prohibition.
Miss Marion H. McClench president of the National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs told 2,500 delegates in Richmond that the era of business depression has passed its turning point and is moving upward after touring 60,000 miles in two years and hearing reactions from people across the United States.
Miss Me, an Ann Arbor insurance woman, to preside over a six day convention. Delegates from most states plus Sweden and Italy arrived aboard a 29 coach special in two sections. The convention opened with a dedicatory sermon and round table discussions on various vocations, current events, and women’s interests.
Stanley Hoover of Timberville is in Warrenton Hospital in critical condition after a car crash near the Fauquier county seat yesterday afternoon. He is unconscious with a probable skull fracture. condition reported as of midnight by the News-Record.
An early report from near Warrenton describes a crash three miles north on the Washington road. Witness Ed E. Chapman of Harrisonburg noted uncertainty whether the Hoover car struck another vehicle or skidded into a ditch and overturned. Beare 3 ing fi Zirkle suffered a wrenched check and leg but did not go to the hospital.
A quotation attributed to J Fiske argues humor guards mental health by dampening the growth of crankery, noting that even a small gift of laughter helps curb excessive cynicism.
A man who stutters while telling a joke avoids repeating the entire setup. The audience experiences a concise delivery with minimal repetition, keeping the humor sharp and engaging.
Mary rescues Bob White after a landslide injures him at a mountain cabin. He confesses he hid stolen loot and fears the law. She defies the sheriff's pursuit, declaring love and defiance as a gunshot rings and an arrest follows.
Fragmentary OCR lists multiple radio stations with call signs and locations including Boston Worcester Portland Philo Wash Swind Y Buffalo and others. The passage reads as a rough roster of stations by city and state without connected narrative or dates.
The notice announces a July schedule with stories to be aired each Monday night. Readers are urged to obtain the August issue of TRUE STORY to read ahead and enhance enjoyment of the forthcoming broadcasts.
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