Marian Martin Vacation Pattern 9059 Offers Easy Wardrobe
Select three fabrics and order Pattern 9059 for sizes 14 through 42. Organdie with ecru lace frills and brown belt is suggested, with print and crepe options. pattern price is fifteen cents and book plus pattern twenty five cents. Send orders to Winchester Evening Star Pattern Department in New York.
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Marian Martin
Winchester Evening Star Pattern Department
18Th St
New York
N. Y
For Sale Large Steel Boiler Steam Only Used Three Winters
For sale a large steel boiler steam model, used three winters, in excellent condition. Suitable for coal or oil. Phone 280. Shenandoah Air Conditioning Co. 19 Court Square. June 18, 1931.
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Shenandoah Air Conditioning Co
Court Square
Black Widow Spider Bite Causes Severe Wounds
Discussion by Logan Clendening MD notes the black widow spider delivering serious bites with a large venom sac behind the mouthparts. It details geographic spread across states, peak bite months, and times of day, and promises further treatment information in a follow up article.
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Logan Clendening
M. D
Union
California
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Maryland
Enraged Woman Kills Aged Man By Mistake In Virginia
In Montross Virginia on June 19 75 year old Robert H Barrow was killed by a stray bullet meant for his son Walter Barrow. Mrs Bessie Reamy 45 was arrested for first degree murder after the shooting outside the Barrow home. She claimed the bullet was intended for Walter during an argument with the younger Barrow previous day. The elder Barrow died instantly as he attempted to flee with his son and grandson nearby. Sheriff S Griffith held the suspect for a hearing tomorrow afternoon.
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Montross
Robert H. Barrow
Tidewell
Bessie Reamy
S. Griffith
Westmoreland County
Reamy
Barrows
Commonwealth
F. F. Chandler
Walter
Barrow
Baltimore
Chandler
Handley
Tomato classification debate in Pathfinder Magazine
Pathfinder Magazine questions whether tomato is a fruit or vegetable with no clear distinction. It notes that vegetables are mostly cooked and that courts have sometimes treated plant foods eaten at main meals as vegetables and those served as dessert as fruits, especially when eaten raw.
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Pathfinder Magazine
Army Air Chief Foulois Targeted by 8‑Member Panel
An eight member house investigating committee unanimously calls for Maj. Gen. Benjamin D. Foulois to be removed as chief of staff of the army air corps. The report to Secretary Dern accuses him of dishonesty misconduct inaccuracy inefficiency incompetence and mis management. Foulois calls the accusations most unfair and unjust.
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House
Benjamin D. Foulois
Army Air Corps
George H. Dern
Roosevelt
Gen. Foulois
Roosevelt considers measures awaiting study after Congress
President Roosevelt plans to review four major bills and several minor measures as Congress adjourns. He indicated he may approve actions aboard the presidential yacht during a New England cruise. He signed the labor disputes adjustment board bill, enabling boards to settle strikes and union elections where jurisdiction is disputed.
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Washington
Roosevelt
New England
Labor Disputes Adjustment Board
Wagner
National Labor Board
Senate
Roosevelt Backs Rail Labor Bill Amid Senate Walkout Fears
Executive and Democratic leaders debate the Frazier moratorium bill with Mr Roosevelt backing the rail labor measure. His support is clear but opponents fear early action would prolong the session due to ensuing debate.
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Roosevelt
Gasoline Prices Stand Pat in Winchester
No change in local retail gasoline prices reported in Winchester today. Stations that cut gas last week from 20.9 cents to 19 cents continue to undersell others, while distributors say no instruction to alter prices has been issued.
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Winchester
Theiistrict
Fright Causes Death of Man at West Virginia Race Track
Harry B. Small died after a horse bite at a local track in Charles Town. An employee rubbed his arm with alcohol and Small fainted, with a physician attributing death to heart failure amid the fright.
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Associated Press
Charles Town
W. Va
Harry B. Small
S. Friedlein
Small
Friedlein
Armless Commodore Barclay in Lake Erie Battle
The veteran British naval commander Robert H. Barclay lost his arm while serving with Nelson at Trafalgar and then lost his remaining arm in the Battle of Lake Erie, leaving him armless.
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Comodore
Robert H. Barclay
Oliver H. Perry
Lake Erie
Nelson
Trafalgar
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