Shenandoah Baptist Association 50th Session Date Set
The Valley Branch of Baptists hosts the fiftieth annual Shenandoah Baptist Association sessions at Charles Town Baptist Church on July 27 and 28. Notable speakers include Miss Olive Riddle and Dr. George T. Waite, with programs spanning devotionals, mission reports, education, temperance, and youth work.
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Shenandoah Baptist Association
Charles Town
Goodwin Frasier
Panhandle
West Virginia
Virginia
Martinsburg
Winchester
Berryville
Front Royal
Luray
L. A. Parker
Walter T. Burton
Olive Riddle
China
China Mission
Pochow
George T. Waite
State Board of Mission and Education
Richmond
F. W. Boatwright
Richmond University
R. F. Haas
Baptist Orphanage
Salem
John Ward Brown
A. T. Hawthorne
C. T. Taylor
Hamilton
Baptist General Association of Virginia
E. J Wright
State
Charles S. Gardner
Olive Riddell
State Mission
John W. Brown
Bible School
R. F. Hopkins
Goodwin Frazer
Lucy Ritenour
Martinsburg First Church
E. J. Wright
Lee Bushong
Temperance
C. V. van der Linden
Window Glass Found in Kent Roman Villa
Archaeologists uncover window glass in a Kent Roman villa, hidden for about 1,500 years in a windowless site. The discovery highlights Roman era use of glass in Britain after Roman occupation.
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Kent
London Mall
Rail Head Resigns as CN Rail President
Sir Henry Worth Thornton submits his resignation as president of Canadian National Railways to the Canadian minister of railways in Ottawa. Thornton, a prominent North American railway figure, has faced recent criticism over his salary and expenses. Born in the United States, he received railroad training there.
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Sir Henry Worth Thornton
Canadian National Railways
Ottawa
Sir Henry
Canada
United States
Probe of Third Degree Methods Opens in Nassau County
A stringent inquiry into Nassau County police third degree methods blamed for the death of prisoner Hyman Star has opened at Mineola Long Island. Stark died eight hours after arrest with three others accused of robbing and beating the mother of a Nassau County detective. A physician said Star was strangled or struck on the Adam's apple.
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Nassau County
New York
Hyman Star
Mineola
L. I
Deputy Chief Tappen Quoted On Stark Interrogation Death
Testimony at Mineola inquiry reports Deputy Chief Frank Tappen allegedly praised Stark’s resilience after third degree methods. Martin Littleton Jr. said Tappen, weighing over 200 pounds, spoke after leaving the room where Hyman Stark was questioned. Tappen is among 11 suspended officers.
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Frank Tappen
Martin W. Littleton, Jr
Hyman Stark
Mineola
L. I
Littleton
Tappen
Stark
200 Gallon Still Taken In County By Raiding Group
A raiding party of county and state prohibition officers netted two stills near DeHaven, one 200 gallons and one 50 gallons. Ten barrels of mash were found near the larger still and five near the smaller. George Billiott was arrested and warrants sought for two others believed to have used the stills for liquor production.
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Prohibition
DeHaven
Luther Pannett
Robert DeHaven
Cash, Hook and Thurber
George Billiott
Galilee Church Holds Children’s Day Program in Grimes
A Galilee Church of Christ Children’s Day program featured school songs such as Sound the Battle Cry and I Need Jesus, recitations by multiple children including Robert Russell Irene Brown and Elwood Murphy, instrumental and vocal performances, garland and cornet solos, and a closing talk by Rev. F B Sapp. The event showcased primary and intermediate students with several group and solo numbers.
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Galilee Church of Christ
Grimes
Robert Russell
Irene Brown
Jesus
Juanita Airshire
Helen Kerns
DeKalb Russell
Gordon
Ethel Baker
Margaret Kerns
C. M. Russell
Princes Strother
Geraldine Sapp
Rev. F. B. Sapp
Yearling Sale At Arlington Park Draws Kentucky Virginia Entries
Kenneth N Gilpin consigns 15 yearlings to the Arlington Park sale Friday July 22 in Chicago. Virginia breds from Kentmere Clarkesville Va feature, including progeny by Dunlin and Sir Martin mares. Hamburg Place sends nine colts and three fillies by Dozer Star Master and Genie with Dozer offspring and connections to Madden family.
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Kenneth Gilpin
Arlington Park
Chicago
Kentuck
Virginia
Kentucky
Old Dominion
C. J. Fitzgerald
Arlington Park Jockey Club
Blue Ridge Mountains
Lexington
Blue Grass
George A. Bain
Kentmere
Clarke County
Kenneth N. Gilpin
Superman
Dunlin
Fair Play
Teddy
F. Wallis Armstrong
Philadelphia
Gilpin
Joseph Leiter
Princess Camelia
Princess Ivre
Prince Hotspur
Prince Fathering
Arlington Paddock
Hamburg Place
Hallowed Ground
Joseph and
Edward Madden
John E. Madden
Hamburg
Dozer
Friar Rock
Sir Martin
Mr. Madden
Walter Winans
England
Tatterham Corner
Martin Mares
Star Master
Star Shoot
Genie
Fairy Want
Jamestown
Tea Party
Toggery
Dazie
M. Webb Offutt
Georgetown
Ballot
Kiev
Last Coin
Prince
Umbria
Crusader
Omar Khayyam
Ursula Emma
Broomstick
Valley to Have Good Apple Crop Based on USDA Figures
The USDA reports a strong apple yield for the Valley this year, with a total national production of 133,824 bushels. State figures show Maine to California contributing varied outputs, including New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Washington among the top producers.
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Department of Agriculture
Maine
Cressis
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Missouri
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Kentucky
Tennessee
Alabama
Mississippi
Arkansas
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Toxas
Montana
Idaho
Wyoming
Colorado
New Mexico
Arizona
Utah
Nevada
Washington
Oregon
California
Jeese Bud
United States
Beggary punishment and Penns bargain in colonial notes
The piece notes ancient practices in Greece Egypt and Judea where beggars faced punishment or forced labor. It also mentions John Hix recounting William Penn paid $80,000 to acquire Pennsylvania, equating to £16,000.
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Greece
Connors
Judea
Penn
William Penn
Pennsylvania
John Hix
Fewer Heh Hehs The American Home Needs More Affection
A brief magazine line notes American homes suppress emotions and crave tenderness over humor. It calls for more kisses and fewer wise cracks to foster genuine intimacy within households.
Architectural Terms Caryatide and Atlas Figures
The female figures used as support sculptures in architecture are caryatides and the male equivalents are atlantes. These terms describe sculpted figures serving as structural supports in classical design.
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Valley Branch OF Baptists
Rail
Galilee
Winchester Furniture Company
South Main Street
Winchester, Va
U. C
Farland New Castle
Dear Noak
Peter. van Melle Paterson
Noah I
Beta
OMEGA
Sarberton
Goodyear
Buncutter
N.B.C
Wed
People's Service Drug Store
Main St
P Flavorep Alloa Dt
America
ERS Apparel Shop
Great Lakes
Florida
Greyhound Lines
Washington Staunton Harrisonburg
Roanoke
Charleston, W. Va
Winston Salem Charlotte Jacksonville
Bristol
Lexington, Va
Huntington
New Orleans
Augusta Columbia Greensboro - Charleston, 8. C
Union Bus Station
Braddock and Piccadilly Sts
E. Boscawen St
Lebanon
Swift
Braddock and
Boscawen Streets
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