Lady of 1858 Discusses the Girl of 1924
Interview in the Brooklyn Daily Eagle features Mrs. Algernon Sidney Sullivan discussing women’s roles, the active woman of today, and the evolving idea of ladyhood. She notes no objection to bobbed hair and reflects on social duties and democratic ideals across generations.
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Raboks Algernon
Sydney Sullivan
Mary Mildred Hammont Winchester
New York City
Brooklyn Daily Eagle
Pat Sullivan
Trenchmann
Eaglesta
New York
Renee Charity
Ball
The
Eagle
Sullivan
the Eagle
Ivan
Clara Trenchmann
Algernon Sidney Sullivan
Auto Wreck Involving Sale Family Near New Market
Mr and Mrs W A Sale of this city their son Douglas Sale and their guest Miss Hilda Fling from Alderson West Virginia were in a collision on the Valley Pike near New Market while en route from Fork Union Virginia. The other car driven by a youth named Mauck struck the Sale vehicle bursting into flames. The Sale party escaped serious injury though shaken. the car was severely damaged and could not be towed home.
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W. A. Sale
Douglas Sale
Hilda Fling
Alderson
W. Va
Valley Pike
New Market
Young Sale
Mauck
Winchester
Mrs. Sale
Miss Fling
Mr. Sale
Sale
Virginia Ceompany
Flood Submerges Half of Cochin State
Floodwaters submerged half of the state of Cochin with heavy damage to cattle and crops. A school collapse in Cheruthuruthy killed a teacher and 64 boys, as reported by Indi.
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British India
Cochin
Indi
Cheruthuruthy
Apple Blossom Festival Photographs Sought for Publication
The request seeks top photographs of the Apple Blossom Festival by Fred Barr and Lawrence Jolliffe and amateur Kodak images. Interested photographers should bring images of orchards in bloom and apple trees in fruit to 21 West Piccadilly Street gas office for full credit upon republication.
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Fred Barr
Lawrence Jolliffe
Kodak
Piccadilly Street
W. A. Ryan
Crop analysis warns corn may mature only if frost arrives late
Washington July 28 The mid month crop analysis by the Department of Agriculture says weather has not been generally favorable with cool wet conditions on the Atlantic coast and drought on the Pacific coast. The report notes backwardness and irregular development across regions, with many plants healthy yet likely to mature only if frosts hold off unusually late in the fall.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Atlantic
Pacific
Corp
Man from Capon Bridge jailed for drunk driving with child
Brooke N Lockhart Jr of Capon Bridge West Virginia drove to Winchester with his four year old child drunk and unable to operate the car. He was jailed for 30 days and fined $100 in a case noting his wartime shell shock and medical prescription. The liquor supplier remains free.
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Capon Bridge
West Va
Winchester
Toabecycle
Armel
Father
Lockhart
Hampshire County
Justice Worsley
Lodge Shows Improvement After Bladder Surgery
Cambridge bulletin reports Senator Henry Cabot Lodge resting comfortably at Charlesgate Hospital after bladder operation. Physician notes excellent condition with normal temperature and pulse. Lodge described as cheerful.
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Cambridge
Mags
Henry Cabot Lodge
Charlesgate Hospital
Benefit for building fund at Baptist Church events
Notices announce a Thursday and Friday benefit for the Baptist Church building fund on July 31 and Aug 1. A lost gold watch advertised for reward at Star Office. A found white poodle reported in the southern city area with owner to identify at Dr E W Miller’s.
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Baptist Church
Waltham
Star Office
E. W. Miller
Shank and Grandon Lassie Fuel Mob Feud In January
Mrs Shank and Dorothy Grandon recount a violent tar and feather attack on the Middletown road. They accuse a mob of wealthy farmers and sons of farmers of planning the assault. State's Attorney plans grand jury indictments.
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Lloyd
Aey Grandon
W. Va
Dorothy Grandon
Sager
Mrs. Shank
Storm
Middletown
Dorothy
Clover Field
REEL TEAM MEETING FOR HARRISONBURG RACE
All members urged to meet at Friendship Hall Monday night July 28 at 8 o clock for team selection. Marion Anderson, captain of team.
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Friendship Hall
Harrisonburg
Marion Anderson
Revolu tionists abandon Sao Paulo as government takes over
Radio reports from Santos and Rio de Janeiro indicate Sao Paulo fell to Brazilian government forces after revolutionary troops evacuated the city overnight. The U S State Department confirmed the withdrawal and occupation of the city by government units.
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Santos
Brazil
Sao Paulo
Washington
State Department
Buenos Aires
Rio de Janeiro
la Nacion
Jornal Do Commercio
Rio
Decla
Red Cross Seeks Loving Home for SixYearOld Boy
Miss Martha Stowers of the Red Cross asks for a suitable home for a bright six year old boy whose father is dead and mother unable to care for him properly. The executive secretary says the lad has shown promise and needs a stable home environment.
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Martha Stowers
the Red
Hanes
Stover
Stolen Horse and Harness Recovered in Winchester
A horse and harness stolen from Howard F. Perry in east Winchester were recovered after sheriff’s deputies closed in on a suspect near Clarke County. A search warrant led to the arrest attempt as the suspect fled a house and vanished into a cornfield.
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Howard F. Perry
Winchester
A. Perry
Sheriannett
Sire
Clarke
Sheriff County
159 Die in Takrei Maru Shipwreck Off Hokkaido
A Tokio dispatch reports 159 persons drowned when the steamship Takrei Maru sank near Cape Notou northeast of Hokkaido last night.
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Tokio
Cape Notou
Hokkaido
Asahi
New England Democrats Ask Davis to Open Campaign
Democratic leaders in New England urge John W. Davis to start his presidential campaign in the region. J N MacGuillin of Maine visits Davis to press the plan with Maine’s September state election in view. Davis will decide after returning to New York and consulting with Clem L. Shaver and other leaders.
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Associated Press
Dark Harbor
Islesboro
Mei
New England
John W. Davis
Davise
Maine
Davis
J. N. MacGuillitin
National
New York
Shaver
Clem
J. Shaver
100 National Committee
Washington
potMhen Bastion
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Smith
Clem Shaver
Rosy Campaign Reports Carried To White House
President Coolidge received a briefing from Senator Moses of New Hampshire on Republican senatorial prospects in the east and west. A plan for a campaign trip to Michigan and other states was outlined, with talks also touching Missouri Arizona and wool tariff politics.
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Washington
England
Coolidge
Moses
Newshire
Republan
Senatorial Committee
Sédidates
Michigan
Colorado
Montana
Spencer
Missouri
Private sale announced at 314 North Braddock Street
Miss Frances Parker states the auction at her home 314 North Braddock Street tomorrow will not be public but a private all day sale of household effects. For sale cut flowers listed by Mrs Harry Lantz phone 112 W. Evening Post notice page references included.
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Frances Parker
North Braddock Street
Harry Lantz
Dancing Class Ad Grants Reasonable Fees In Winchester
A short classified note invites boys and girls to enroll in a dancing class at Star Office with very reasonable charges. Also advertised is a sale of a valuable Main Street business property in the center of the shopping district. Write to Lock Box 271, Winchester, Virginia for details.
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Winchester
Virginia
Public Sale of Furniture From Late Mrs Bragonier
Auction notice for furniture from Mrs Virginia Bragonier at 311 North Braddock Street scheduled for 10 A M on July 30. Items include antique sideboards bureaus and tables with cash before removal. Auctioneer A G Swanson. Jas M Bragonier executor.
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Virginia Bragonier
North Braddock St
A. G. Swanson
Jas. M. Bragonier
South End Hose Co Yard Party Announced
The South End Hose Co invites the public to a yard party on August 7 8 and 9 in front of their station on West Monmouth Street. Ev three cordially invited by the committee.
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South End Hose Co
W. Monmouth St
Evaha
Youths Crane to See Clarence Darrow for Counsel
A chaotic fragment suggests youths plan to consult Clarence Darrow, famed defense attorney. The garbled notes mention ransom demands, a slain father, a parlor scene, and references to witnesses and alienists amid a Chicago setting.
Texas Democrats Lead as Returns Trickled In
AP report from Dallab Texas notes early returns on Saturday show eight congressional districts with incumbents facing opposition while several congressmen lead in scattering results.
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Dallab
Texas
Proposals From America to Break Interallied Deadlock
London reports that the American representative at the interallied conference offered compromise proposals aimed at resolving the deadlock over security for a Germany loan. The move initially seemed to progress but later encountered divergences that could block a solution. The conference experts drafted the proposal tied to Dawes era plans and Belgium's role, with further discussion possible at a later meeting.
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Associated Press
London
Germany
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the Evening Star
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B. N. Lockhart, Jr
Lodge
Moling & Seal
Red Cross Office
Grandon Lassie
Myersville
Martinsburg
Abandon City
Interior of
Red Cross
MR. Davis
F. D. Roosevelt
White House
Weeny Er Evening Post, Ip
Leopold
Franksweing
Sa' Ing
Clarence Darrow
Sense Counsel
Stata
John Tyrell
Miln
Pearance
Jackson Park
Crowe Paik
Nathan
Robert
Bethel
America
Belgium
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