If We Knew A Hundred Year Habits We Wouldn’t Do Them
The passage ponders that even with knowledge of long life habits many would ignore them. It suggests human behavior tends toward neglecting health rules despite awareness.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1924
Page
7
Farm Relief Bills Lost In Scramble
June 8. Congress adjourned without enacting any direct aid for farmers. The farm bloc shifted to the Bursum bill offering an export bounty of cents a bushel on wheat and products as an emergency measure. Senator Norbeck pressed for a vote, but debates and parliamentary blocks prevented action before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washin
Henator Norbeck
South Dakota
House
Senate
8 Nation
Norbeck
Lowden Declines Vice President Candidacy
Former Governor Frank O Lowden of Illinois refuses the Republican nomination for vice president. In a statement from Oregon Illinois he says he can do more for the country through his current farm organization work. He notes his retirement from national office three years ago and his belief agriculture must be organized to advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Frank O. Lowden
Ilinois
Oregon
Ill
Lowden
Coolidge
Japanese Investigate Row At Dance In Tokio
Japanese foreign office will conduct a full investigation into the demonstration at a dance in the Imperial Hotel. Officials regret the pandemonium that caused two American women to faint and note the protest targeted Japanese perceived as indulging with foreigners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Tokio
Imperial Hotel
London
Morning Post
Daily Telegraph
Hakodatsh
Japan
Army
Reservists’ Associaton
United States
Recent Cases in Police Court Sat. Night
The following cases were disposed of in police court Saturday night. Robert Luttrell drunk and disorderly eight dollar fine two dollars costs. Joe Ransom three dollars and costs. Horace McKinster ten dollars and costs. J W Fahnestock ten dollars and costs and ten days in jail. G M Harkins ten dollars and costs. J B Fry three dollars and costs all charged with intoxication. Robert Taylor impersonating an officer ten dollars and costs. Walter S Kern fifty dollar fine and three days in jail operating car under the influence of liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Luttrell
Joe Ransom
Horace McKinster
J. W. Fahnestock
G. M. Harkins
J. 8. Fry
Robert Taylor
Walter S. Kern
Veteran Drummer Receives Medal for Long Service
Stewart Shiner of Winchester, a veteran drummer, was surprised with a gold medal by Citizens' Band members for his long and faithful service. It marks his fiftieth consecutive year marching in the Confederate memorial day parade begun June 6, 1874.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Shiner
Winchester
Citizens’ Band
Shiner
Senior Class Tours Gettysburg Battlefield
23 Handley seniors and friends toured Gettysburg in six cars with a competent guide. They enjoyed a picnic at Spangler's Spring and a supper near Greencastle. The trip aimed to deepen patriotic understanding. plans include future pilgrimages perhaps to Washington or Richmond. Officers were Wilbur Riley president Gretna Barr vice president Louise Hollis secretary Iola Riley treasurer with sponsor Mrs Bond and chaperones Miss Ritter Miss Crisman Mrs Bond Mr Lauck Mr Carles and Mr Hale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bea
Gettysburg
Spangler’s
Greencastle
Washington
National Capital
Richmond
Wilbur Riley
Gretna Barr
Louise Hollis
Iola Riley
Walker McC.bond
Ritter
Crisman
Bond
Lauck
Carles
Hale
Kidnappers To Enter Not Guilty Pleas
Ian Leo pold Jr and Richard heirs to millions will plead not guilty to kidnapping for ransom and murder in Chicago. Clarence Darrow states defense will challenge an insanity defense as State's Attorney Crowe pursues a strong case, with University of Chicago students questioned about the suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Ian Leopold, Jr
Richard
Robert Franks
Clarence Darrow
Crowe
Illinois
Loeb
Leopold
University of Chicago
Express Rates Set to Rise January First 1925
The Commission ordered a general increase in express rates in the eastern zone about eight percent while western and southern zones see slight reductions. The changes take effect January 1, 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Tfos and Commerce Commission
Winchester In Eastern Zone Rates Raise Affect Terminals
Winchester is part of the Maryland division of the American Railway Express Company and will be affected by rates applying to the eastern zone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Maryland
American Railway Express Company
Commencement Sermon Inspires Community Reflection
The baccalaureate sermon urged graduates to seek God as life’s explanation and to become builders of thoughts and ideals. The event featured Rev. Stover offering a tender prayer, closing benediction by Rev. Casselman, and an evening concert directed by Mrs. Solenberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Wilson
Aaron Burr
Lee
Heroism
Gettysburg
Robert Bk. Lee
Pickett
George W. Stover
Jerusalem
Clever and Amusing Handley High School Play Tonight
Handley High School presents a three act comedy tomorrow night in the auditorium. A “Rug of Truth” from China triggers surprising revelations with cast members including Garland Canter Abner Huntsberry Wilbur Riley and Marie Racher. Curtain at 8 30 pm admission 50 cents via students or Neidemeyer’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siven
Handley High School
China
Garland Canter
Abner Huntsberry
Wilbur Riley
Marie Racher
Margaret Snyder
Dixie Mason
Berretta Ritter
George Schwarzman
Louise Hollis
Jim Stine
Bohemian Club
Neidemeyer’s
Odd Fellows of Berryville Hold Annual Services
Madison Lodge No. 6 sent 25 to 320 members with Robert F. Brill as marshal to Berryville for annual services in the Baptist Church under Battytown Lodge. Berryville lodge formed two years ago and includes Clarke county’s prominent men. Rev. O. D. Lambert preached a practical heart to heart sermon with church choir providing special music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Lodge
No. 6
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Robert F. Brill
Berryville
Battytown Lodge
Clarke County
O. D. Lambert
Summit Point
W. Va
Order
Cturch Choir
Foreman Faces Liquor Influence Charge After Pike Collision
Fred Foreman of this city arrested on a charge of operating an automobile while under the influence. He allegedly collided with a car driven by John Rosenberger on the Base Pike yesterday afternoon, with both vehicles sustaining slight damage. A police court hearing is set for tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred, Foreman
John Rosenberger
Base Pike
Bald Head Tattooed in London Polling Court Incident
A fragment reports a man bearing a bald head tattoo in a London polling court scene. The garish design featured red and blue ink. details remain unclear due to damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battooine
London
Russian secret service man shows clock he built for czar
Anthony Oshinsnoy once of Cambridge Massachusetts, ex Imperial Secret Service member, is pictured with an unusual clock he built for the late Czar Nicholas. He started in 1922 using materials including bone, whale shell, and hibition weave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Oshinsnoy
Cambridge
Maas
Imperial Secret Service of
Russia
Nicholas
Anti American Demonstration Breaks Up Tokyo Dance
Ruffians disrupted a Saturday night imperial palace dance in Tokyo attended by foreign residents. They opposed the new American immigration law and delivered bitter anti American speeches with drawn swords. Two American men fainted as police observed with prior knowledge of the plan. The event appears to be part of a broader campaign to evict Americans from the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Tokio
Imperial Palace
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