Peculiar Double Egg Shown in Clarke County
An egg described as laid by Mrs. Jennie Bayliss of Wadesville Clarke county was displayed at The Star Office. It appeared as two eggs in one with a smaller egg inside a larger shell about one inch wider. Reportedly laid around ten days ago and old residents say they have rarely seen such a double egg.
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Star Office
Jennie Bayliss
Wadesville
Clarke County
Evolution debate heats Europe as a printer shoots professor
An Austrian printer shot a college professor who taught that humans originate from anthropoids. The incident underscores rising tensions over Darwinian theory in Europe.
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Europe
MELLO GLO Face Powder Ad Promises Velvety Skin
An advertisement touts MELLO GLO powder as smooth spreading and long lasting, claiming pore minimization and a natural blend with any complexion. It asserts government approval for the coloring and targets women seeking fresh, youthful skin from Baker's Drug Store.
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United States
MELLO
Baker’s Drug, Store
Christian Endeavor Convention Plans in Winchester
The article outlines the June 14 program for the Christian Endeavor convention in Winchester. It lists morning services at Baptist Church with state president C. E. Barfield, then afternoon sessions at Handley High School Auditorium, a mass meeting open to all citizens, concerts, prayers, and an evening Union Church service with multiple speakers including Rev. Charles F. Evans.
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Baptist Church
Handley High School
C. E. Barfield
Presiding
Christ
Better Citizens
J. F. Morgan
Norfolk
L. A. Thomas
Grace Lutheran Church
Winchester
Floyd Haines
Winchester Christian Endeavor Orchestra
Melvin Miller
Christian Endeavor
William Moseley Brown
Atlantic University
Church of Christ
Price
Church of Christ Auditorium
Juanita Anderson
Presbyterian Sunday
Roy Hockman
Presbyterian Church Editorium
Trene Headley
Union Church
Robert Crawford
Christ For Missions
Harry Haines
Bruce Shade
J. F Morgan
Charles F. Evans
Chicago
Diamonds dip hint at summer engagement boom
An observed drop in diamond prices suggests a surge in engagements this summer. Henry Clay was elected Speaker of the Federal House of Representatives on his first day as a member.
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Henry Clay
Federal
House of Representatives
Rainfall records show past 24 hours and year-to-date totals
Precipitation in the last 24 hours ending at 8 a m was .17 inch. June to date totals stand at .62 inch. A comparison with the 18 year average for January to May shows 1931 rainfall exceeding average in several months: January 2.43 vs 1.06, February 1.93 vs 2.41, March 2.64 vs 3.82, April 3.22 vs 2.29, May 3.38 vs 17.20 totals reaching 13.60 vs 16.78. First six months of 1930 recorded: January .55, February .48, March 2.22, April 1.79, May 1.19, June 3.06 inches.
Winchester Fire Dept Responds to Four Alarms in 24 Hours
One year ago June 8 1930 the Winchester Fire Department answered four alarms in a day as banks announced new service charges. Prof Garland R Quarles delivered the graduation address at Boyce Agricultural High School. Judge Donald L Weems set a new amateur golf record at Winchester Golf Course with a 71. Mrs Daniel E Wright and her children left for Europe to join Mr Wright in Athens Greece.
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Winchester Fire Department
Garland R. Quarles
Handley High School
Boyce Agricultural High School
Donald L. Weems
Winchester Golf Course
Daniel E Wright
Europe
Wright
Athens
Greece
Confederate Veterans Parade Shrinks For Sixth of June
Fewer Confederate veterans joined the Sixth of June parade this year. Mr and Mrs Walker McClond hosted Handley High School inter class officers. Mr and Mrs J M Fishpan announce the engagement of their daughter Juanite June Fishpaw to Sam R Hurst. Claude B Stickley led the Winchester Gun Club shoot with a 96 score of 100.
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Walker McClond
Handley High School
J. M. Fishpan
Juanite June Fishpaw
Sam R. Hurst
Claude B. Stickley
Winchester
Roosevelt May Form Third Party if Hughes Nominated
Theodore Roosevelt may organize a third party if Judge Hughes secures the Republican presidential nomination. The British Empire mourns Lord Kitchener and staff lost aboard the S S Hampshire. Winchester police arrested drunks on June 6 with a $2.50 fine. Rouss Hook and Ladder Company seeks city appropriation equal to other fire companies. Ramsburg's Bottling Works releases carbonated Grape Smash.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Judge Hughes
British Empire
Lord Kitchener
S. S. Hampshire
Winchester
Rouss Hook and Ladder Company
Ramsburg
Upson Scholarships at Rutgers University Established
The Irving S. Upson scholarships at Rutgers University were established in 1922 by alumni. For four years alumni funded the aid. thereafter the university funded it directly. A faculty committee awards the scholarships.
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Irving S. Upson
Rutgers University
Cigarette Consumption in Canada Tops Five Billion Units in 1930
Over 5,000,000,000 cigarettes were consumed in Canada in 1930, equating to about 5,000 cigarettes for every man woman and child in the population, reflecting a heavy prewar smoking trend.
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Canada
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