How To Be A Success At Any Party Fortune Telling Guide
Read palms or tea leaves judge character and tell fortunes from cards to be popular at social gatherings. The guide includes monthly horoscopes omens and superstitions for everyday life offering amusement and information. Ten cents postpaid via The Winchester Evening Star Information Bureau directed from Washington D C. Enclose ten cents with your name city and address.
Spectroscope Poised as Master Key for Crime Solving
New York chemist T A Wright says spectroscopy is in its infancy in criminology but could be a crucial tool. He cites Justice Department and Brooklyn lab use, including a murder case where lead traces on a window screen aided but did not clinch a conviction.
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New York
T. A. Wright
Lucius Pitkin, Inc
New York City
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Wright
Department of Justice
Washington
Brooklyn
Ten Are Injured At Cumberland Strike Scene
At Cumberland Maryland on July 20 a flare at the gates of Republic Steel subsidiary N and G Taylor tin mill left ten injured. Four hospitalized after a couple in a maintenance entry collision and ensuing fights. Two tear gas shells used as police reported 200 protesters at the driveway. City ordinance limits pickets to six pending Thursday vote on worker return. Warrants for six alleged attackers issued to Sheriff Kemp.
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Cumberland
Mad
Republic Steel
G. Taylor
Thomas W. Koon
Carl Jewell
Tin Workers Union
Taylor
Jewell
Sheriff Kemp
Carter's Little Liver Pills Ad For Daily Bile Flow
A vintage advertisement touts Carter's Little Liver Pills to induce two pounds of bile flow daily. It claims without bile flow digestion fails and the body feels poisoned, urging readers to use these pills rather than laxatives for a gentle, effective remedy priced at 26 cents.
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Carter
Treasure House and local shops featured in Winchester column
The column profiles The Treasure House by Elmer V. Hodges and notes gifts from many nationalities. It highlights Cammer Tire Co. 350 safe tires, Ruby Jackson Shop dresses, Alecia Beauty Shop seven years of service, and Dr. H L James chiropractor. It asks trivia like how many nationalities contribute gifts and how many dresses are in stock.
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Winchester
Treasure House
W. Piccadilly Street
Elmer V. Hodges
Hodges
Bruce Capper
Hodgson and Brown
Goodrich
Cammer Tire Co., Inc
Boscawen and Braddock
Kernstown
Zenith
Motorola
J. D. Cammer
Vicinity
Ruby Jackson
North
Loudoun Street
New York
Miss Jackson
Frank S. Emmert
Martinsburg
P. Weist Co
York
Kirby-Block
Hagerstown
Alecia Beauty Shop
North Braddock Street
Alice Bentz
Bentz
Georgia
Shenandoah Hotel
Mary Sylvester Stine
Townsend Claims Scheme Not Dead
Francis E Townsend says his three year old pension movement is far from dead and plans a grassroots campaign. He will file petitions with governors and state legislatures to push enactment of a constitutional amendment.
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Townsend
Chicago
Francis E. Townsend
Public Health Service urges removal of collars and ties in heat
The Public Health Service suggests men discard collars and ties during hot weather to allow sweating and evaporation and improve temper. Surgeons warn heat stifles the body, noting light clothing aids cooling and that elimination of collars sleeves could help, especially on golf courses and at pools.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Irrigation And Mulching Boost Apple Yields In Maryland Trial
A seven year U S Department of Agriculture study in western Maryland shows irrigated and heavily straw mulched Rome Beauty apple trees yield about twice as many apples as trees without irrigation and mulch. Plots averaged 13.1 to 19.4 bushels per tree under different treatments with Duchess of Oldenburg giving similar results.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Maryland
Rome
Duchess of Oldenburg
J. R. Megness
Bureau of Plant Industry
Tension Eases At Covington
At Covington, tension at the Industrial Rayon Corporation plant eases as state police patrols are reduced to six men. Earlier, 27 officers were deployed after a July 7 clash injuring six. 500 workers remain on site, down from pre strike levels. Eighteen former rayon workers face trial in Alleghany circuit court over strike disorder incidents.
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Covingtton
Industrial Rayon Corporation
Alleghany County
Covington
Synthetic Yarn Federation Local 2214
CIO
Rayon
Alleghany
Highland County Cenure
Commonwealth
Rifle Fire Fails To Halt Workers
Gunfire from a distant mountain failed to stop 32 of 130 striking laborers returning to work on the Virginian Railroad branch line in GIMON West Virginia. Sheriff Lon F. Byrd said four shots were fired toward the section gangs, none hit workers, and state police found no trace of the shooter.
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Gimon
W. Va
Virginian Railroad
Lon F. Byrd
Wyoming County
This Meeting a Family Affair in Maine Grange
A Maine Grange meeting was led by a single family of 16 officers and members including parents and 14 children and in laws. They conducted the session, provided a varied program for over an hour, and served the supper to a large attendance. Grandchildren assisted, making it a real reunion amid a golden anniversary celebration.
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Wee
Maine
Grange
Millwood Social Notes Highlight Local Visites and Gatherings
Social life in Millwood Virginia on July 21 features tennis at the Greenhaulgh home with Capt Edward Johnson and guests, visits from Betty Bradford and Miss Gwynne Harrison, and multiple Clarke County dining and dancing events. Notable attendees include the Doles, Meades, Goldsmiths, Beverleys, and the Harrisons. Several residents plan travel to Europe, returning hosts host gatherings and picnics near Millwood.
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Millwood
George Greenhaulgh
Edward Johnson
Virginia Jacobs
Pinsney Weatherall
George Ashe
Edith Beardall
Fitzhugh Hardcastle
Margaret Dole
Richard E. Dole
Abraham Hewitt
Alexander MacKay-Smith
Europe
Richard Dole
Randolph
B. O'F. Randolph
Ben Herrison
Henry P Mitchell
Fred Read
Mary Lewis
William Beverley
Truitt
Percy Randolph
Bull
Stream Lining In Baseball A Hit In Debut
Gainesville defeated Leesburg 2 to 1 in a Florida state league game as streamlining cut play time to 1 hour 19 minutes. Fans split 91 unfavorable 63 favorable while managers and umpires approved. The new rules require quick inning changes and immediate substitution of players when base runners.
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Gainesville
Fla
Leesburg
Frank S. Wright
University of Florida
Tom Mix Circus Announces Winchester Stop at City Park
The Tom Mix Circus will perform Saturday at City Park Winchester instead of the fairgrounds. Advance rep Cliff McDougall said the park offers more space and parking. After Winchester the circus heads to Washington DC and Baltimore for three days in each city before traveling to Canada for 16 days starting in August.
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Tom Mix Circus
Winchester
Fairgrounds
Cliff McDouaall
Washington
D. C
Baltimore
Canada
Tom Mix
Marconi Hinted at Death Before Passing Away
Rome bulletin notes Guglielmo Marconi, inventor of wireless, predicted on July 20 he would depart this life. Officials say he had sought a Papal audience last Saturday after writing to the Pontifical Academy of Sciences, thanking the Pope for his nomination and apologizing for missing the academy inauguration.
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Rome
Guglielmo Marconi
Vatican
Marconi
Pontifical Academy of Sciences
Holy Father
Pontificial Academy
New Way For Lazy To Fish
William "Pop" Hill, who lives in a riverside cabin on the Rock River, has installed a pulley and bell system. A line runs from his cabin to a post midstream. when a fish is hooked the bell rings, and Hill pulls in the line to unhook the fish without leaving his chair.
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Sterling
Rock River
William
Pop") Hill
Rouse Hill
Divorce Decree Granted in Golladay Veto Case
A decree of absolute divorce was granted to James Winfield Golladay and Ethel Laing Golladay on statutory grounds. The order prohibits remarriage for six months and awards custody of a child to one party.
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James Winfield Golladay
Ethel Laing Golladay
Harvey Cornwell Fined for Assault Case
Harvey Cornwell was fined $10 and costs after a trial before Trial Justice A. J. Tavenner for an assault upon G. D. Gray.
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G. D. Gray
Harvey Cornwell
A. J. Tavenner
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Washington, D. C
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R. M. Swimley
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Electrolux
Miller & Anderson
Front Royal
RFD
Investors Syndicate
E. G. Smith
Mer
Staunton, Va
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Star Office
House of Treasure
H. L. James
Dr. James
Alexandria
National College of Chiropractic of
American School of Nutrapathy
Gillette School of Ye
California
Dr. Pepper
Virginia
Morrison
Waco
Texas
Southland
Cameron
J. C. Fray
John
Solenberger and Co
J. F. Kremer and Bro
Royal Scarlett
Crosse and Blackwell
Heintz
Mary Yeakley
Milliner
Hansbrough & Carter
Liverpool
London and Globe
Western Assurance Company
Toronto
George Home
Columnus
Royal Insurance of
T. J. Orndorff
Italy
Jones Funeral Co
Springsbury
Jack Bradford
State College
Betty Bradford
Boyce
Miss Bradford
Robert MacGill
Lynchburg
Richard Wilmer
Francis Wilmer
W. H. Wilmer
Brooke Lee
Sandy Springs
George Burwell
Peter Page
Mary
Agnes Page
Ardmore
Gwynne Harrison
Clarke
Winchester Golf Club
Della Meade
Anne Goldsmith
Anne Meade
Louis Meade
Gertrude Dougherty
Graham Dougherty
Polly Buchannan
Roland Mitchell
William Stokes
Maplewood
N. J
Margaret Della Meade
Miss Goldsmith
E. K. Meade
Cfth
Edith Smith
Brucetown
Edith Virginia Smith
Linton Smith
Melia Ann Smith
Enders Funeral Home
Berryville
Foo
Ridings Chapel
Stephens City
Thomas Morgan
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
John W. Rosenberger & Co
Braddock Street
the Gas Co
South
Loudoun St
Pilot Life Insurance CO
N. Loudoun Street
Ralph G. Hengeveld
T. J. Calkin