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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1931
Page
9
A historical guide stresses sanitation to curb fowl diseases like coccidiosis. It covers sunlight, ventilation, drainage, cleaning schedules, disinfectants, and reliable methods to prevent parasite spread in yards, houses, and feeders.
Miss Florence A. Rutherford formerly of this city now living in Los Angeles has become a dog breeder of wire-haired fox terriers. Her brood includes Ritzi of Sidlaw A K C 532531 bred to Sands Surprise A K C 738968, whelped May 19 with three males and one female from a storied pedigree.
The Presbyterian Synod of Virginia opened the Massanetta Boys and Girls Camp at Massanetta Springs. 225 registrations were recorded with an expected 325 participants. Col Joseph H. Cudlipp of the Synod of South Carolina directed the camp, which divides youths into six tribes with a structured program of instruction and athletics. Methodist youth concluded the Epworth League Assembly of the Baltimore Conference at Massanetta Sunday night.
The article highlights top show dogs including Sidian's Dainty Diana praised as cream of the canine social event. It notes Twenty Grand promising in show rings honoring Derby winner Mrs Payne Whitney. Surprise gains awards in Portland after overseas triumphs. Purchases include Billie Lee sold to William M. Keck and King Carter of Virginia bought by Benjamin Harwood.
Amsbury Massachusetts auto thief who stole a police patrol wagon was captured and charged with failing to stop for an officer. The Cleveland News notes the suspect’s guilt of some offense.
A Boston doctor argues deafness can be a positive assist for driving, noting that many such cases involve the back seat occupied, according to the Arkansas Gazette.
A Thomaston Times note laments that money can attract many fools and praises prudent thought over wealth fueled by folly. The writer warns of ethical decline when money dominates judgment and scrutinizes societal celebration of wealth.
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