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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1921
Page
2
All day meeting at Mt Zion Brethren Church on the sixth day of July beginning at 10 a.m. Miss Jennie Smith Railroad Evangelist from Washington D C will speak with singers from Front Royal Strasburg Winchester and other invited. Bring a basket and help glorify our Lord. Committee
Notice states on Aug 2 payment owed for repairs to Clyde Allam’s buggy by Shade Motor Co at 628 30. The notice seeks collection of the amount due for the repair work.
The American Legion plans to participate in a ceremonial corner-stone laying for a new bridge over the Marne at Chateau-Thierry. The bridge will be named Pont Roosevelt in honor of Theodore Roosevelt. National Commander John is coordinating the delegation to France from Virginia Headquarters.
New York reports Dr. Erasmus Arlington Pond of Brooklyn claims a serum cured nine cases of optic atrophy blindness. He plans demonstrations before the Academy of Medicine and the American Medical Association and says the formula will be released after proof. He notes the method works only when some vision remains and cannot fix blindness from accidents.
Richmond Times-Dispatch endorses retaining the consolidated state medical school at the University of Virginia Charlottesville. The editorial marks a strong shift in support amid outside papers like New York Sun and Baltimore News noting favoring UVA location.
Col. D. H. Leake, campaign manager for Harry St. George Tucker, denounces paid ads in country papers claiming Tucker shifted stance due to Senator Trinkle. Tucker reportedly opposed the bond issue before Trinkle publicized his views. Leake notes ties between Coleman and Tucker and points out Vaughan backs both the bond issue and Trinkle, which he says is concealed by anti bond press sections.
The Norfolk and Western Ry. will run a popular excursion to Pen Mar Maryland on Thursday August 4. Special train leaves Berryville at 8 07 a m. Round trip fare from Berryville is 1 71 dollars with corresponding times and fares from intermediate stations. See advertising matter for details and contact nearest ticket agent for more information. fly 23 26 28 30
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