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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1923
Page
6
Junt Williams Notes Mrs Radcliffe Russell in Muncie Visit
Mrs Radcliffe Russell and Mr John Russell of Muncie Indiana are visiting relatives this week. Rees and other family members are mentioned in a brief society note from July 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Laval
W. Va
Armels Briefly Mention Cirrus Day and Community News
Armel residents recount a Keystone Circus stop on Monday as children bid farewell to Jocko the monkey and Sambo the kangaroo. Social notes report visitors from Winchester and Baltimore plus a yard party at Macedonia Church and early apple picking with harvest sizes near normal but undersized fruit due to drought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.W. Haymaker
Lewis Armel
Winchester
Ladies’ Aid Society of Macedonia Church
P.t.grim
Boyce
Arthur Armel
Moose celebration in Winchester Saturday night
Mrs. Charles Richardson and her grandson Master Ernest McCann of Baltimore visited to spend the remainder of the summer in Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose
Winchester
Charles Richardson
Ernest McCann
Baltimore
Waterworks and city licenses dominate council meeting
City officials discussed water and sewer bonds, yard sale proceeds, and plans for street work. Reports showed a June treasurer balance of 2720.43 dollars, various licenses issued, fines collected, and a healthy sanitary outlook. The council approved boiler replacement, a dairy and barn ban, and street and sewer extensions while paying tribute to ill member Mr. Grimm and adjourning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Poster Advertisement Company
Civic League
Treasury
Board of Health
Foneani
Sharp Street
Bak
Cooper
Page
Hall
Aker
Monmouth
Kent
Steward
McVicar
Council
Handley
Trenary
Grimm
Hunter
B.grimm
S. the
Teriainegs
Primary Election Nominating Democratic Candidates Set for Winchester
By writ from the Commonwealth the Sergeant of Winchester is ordered to hold a Democratic primary on Tuesday August 7 1923. The election will nominating candidates for the Senate and House of Delegates at regular polling places from sunrise to sunset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eee
Ngiofry
Commonwealth
Richmond
Jas. M. Hayes, JR
I. Adam Forney
Winchester
Senate
Virginia
House of Delegates
Rash Race Result Reported From New Jersey Meet
A cryptic OCR fragment from a New Jersey event on July mentions a best time and race outcome. It references a misprinted value and lanes or positions but lacks clear names or full context for a complete reconstruction.
Navy balloon investigation cites faulty valve and fabric snag
An official inquiry found that a faulty valve partly blocked by fabric caused a Navy balloon to fail to release. Investigators noted fabric snagging at the valve mouth and improper opening, leading to the balloon tumbling after attempts to release it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of
Navy
T. N. Nulley
Secret raid at Bender Cooperage uncovers $8000 in liquor
Philadelphia July 17. Federal agents led by William J. McClure raid the Bender Cooperage Company at the corner of Livingston and Abbey Streets. A hidden compartment yielded $8000 worth of alcohol and whisky. A hostile crowd of 500 plus men threatened violence. police were forced to form a riot line and guard the plant as knives slashed at motorcycles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
William J. McClure
Federal
Prohibition Enforcement
Thin
Bender Cooperage Company
Meer Om
Livingston and
Abert
Near East accord pact signed July 25 assured
Lausanne July 17 Turkish peace treaty to be signed July 24 or 26 with signatories including allied delegates and documents on straits control. US representative Joseph Grew pressured for open door policy, influencing the draft against foreign concession rights and oil field disputes, with strong American influence reported in talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lausanne
United States
Joseph ©. Grew
Switzerland
Near East
Grew
Ismet Pasha
Mr. Grew
Mesopotamia
Turkish Petroleum Company
U.S
Home Remedies of Our Ancestors in Early American Life
The article recalls botanic recipes passed down by mothers and grandmothers for winter illnesses. It notes fall storage of herbs like thoroughwort pennyroyal catnip sage wormwood rue for family health, and mentions Lydia B Pinkham's Vegetable Compound rising in demand from those botanic roots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Lydia B. Pinkham
Iit
Fire truck and auto collide near Cork street
A fire crew truck collided with a Baker car near Cork street as it turned from the sidewalk to the roadway. The Baker car suffered a demolished steering gear and other damage while the Friendship truck had a damaged running board and fender. No injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Baker
Bax
Hudson
Katherine
Milena Baker
Sagenti
Trapnell
Baker
Friendship
Bethel Picnic Sets All Day Event on August 4
Public invited to an all day picnic at Brown's Woods on Apple Pie Ridge road hosted by the 1861 Committee. The event proceeds from noon and features family activities and community gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown's
Woods
Apple Pie Ridge
Personal crisis report totals 36 daily in U S
Chicago reports 36 people die by their own hand each day in the United States, with an annual toll of about 12,000. D P Markey cites government statistics noting many from laboring classes, caused by financial worry and fear of old age poverty. He cites fraternal efforts and a $500,000 fund from the Maccabees to aid the aged and disabled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Markey
The
Maccabees
Pennsylvania
National Maccabees Home and Relief Association
Near East Relief Worker Decorated by Greece
Chas. W. Fowle of New York, Foreign Secretary of Near East Relief, awarded the Cross of St. Xavier by the Greek Government for his services in relief work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. W. Fowle
New York
The
Near East Relief
Cross of St. Xavier
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M. Baetjer
Incine
Commonwealth of Virginia
Win
Adam Forney
Bethel
U. S
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Missionary Society of Rest Church
U. B
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Near East Relief Worker
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Star
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