Personal travel notes from local society pages
Mrs. A. G Swimley returns from New York and Philadelphia. Mrs. Elizabeth J. Verzi arrives back from Florida. Mr. and Mrs. William Routt and Miss Rose Hbersole sail to Baltimore for several days. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Bayliss visit Alexandria. Mr. James Loy back from Washington. Mr. Melvin Green returns from a Washington trip.
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A. G Swimley
New York
Philadelphia
Elizabeth J. Verzi
Fort, Myer
Florida
William Routt
Rose Hbersole
Baltimore
James Loy
Washington
Mr. Melvin
Green
Birds in Town and Country Feed Reminder
Short notice urges residents to feed birds in town and country areas. Advises consistent feeding, safe seed choices, and clean feeding stations to support local urban wildlife during seasons.
Barn Stormer Flings at Virginia Valley Tour
A skeptical travelogue follows a second rate barnstorming troupe touring Virginia towns like Winchester Staunton Charlottesville and Ameryville. The writer gibes at local venues pricing and reception while noting a sold out house ending with the showman’s frustration.
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Virginia
Variety
Southland
South
Pennsylvania
New York
Harpers Ferry
Winchester
Staunton
Woodrow Wilson
Charlottesville
Eos Thomas Jefferson
Madison Square Boat
Ameryien
Ville
Frank B Nicholls clarifies resignation claim and plans
Frank B Nicholls publishes a statement denying reports of his resignation and return to Pittsburgh. He says he will remain in Winchester for an indefinite period and plans to work with a large dry goods firm located there in the near future.
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Pittsburgh
Winchester
Frank B. Nicholls
Kellogg's Bran Promises Constipation Relief
An advertisement extols Kellogg's ALL bran as a cure for constipation and related health risks. It claims permanent relief with regular use, offers a money back guarantee, and promotes serving ideas and flavor notes while noting production in Battle Creek and availability at grocers.
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Ellogg
Kellogg’s
Battle Creek
Women make Virginia State Committee history in 7th district
Miss Kern reports Capt John Paul joins state executive committee to replace ill B B Bowman. 7th district selects R E Griffith Winchester J L Bailey Page R A Malone Greene J L Burden Warren J L Humbert Albemarle Miss Katherine Hottel Shenandoah Mrs Mary Bocock Albemarle Miss Albin Frederick Mrs J C Wheat Bingham and Mrs Brce Clarke as members. John Beard Harrisonburg re elected district chairman and Samuel J Ritchie Harrisonburg elected secretary. This district first to elect women to the state committee.
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Page One
John Paul
B. B. Bowman
R. E. Griffith
Winchester
J. L. Bailey
Page
R. A. Malone
Greene
J. L. Burden
Warren
J. L. Humbert
Albemarle
Katherine Hottel
Winchester Gun Club to Resume Practice Shoots
Practice shoots resume at 2 pm tomorrow by the Winchester Gun Club after weeks of weather-related inactivity. Shoots will continue Saturdays with plans for spring matches in Maryland and the District of Columbia. state and regional shoots in Washington and Cumberland County are noted, with Easter and June dates forthcoming.
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Winchester Gun Club
Mmnor
Maryland
District Columbia
Washington
Cumberland Country Club
Winchester Club
Virginia State School
Roanoke
Leaders Develop Slight Reaction in Quiet Market
Wall Street opened with light trading as major leaders showed a slight reactionary trend. Bears mostly paused, meeting strong resistance as call money started at 4 percent.
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Associated Press
New York
Monticello Owner Jefferso n Levy Dies in New York
Jefferson M. Levy former New York congressman and owner of Monticello died of heart disease at age 72 in New York City. He inherited Monticello from his uncle Commodore Uriah P. Levy and planned to donate it to the Thomas Jefferson Memorial Association. A Democrat and founder of the Democratic Club of New York, Levy served in three Congresses.
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Associated Press
New York
Jefferson M. Levy
Congress
Democratic Club of
Burton Prefers to Remain in House
Representative Theodore E. Burton of Ohio says he would rather stay in the House than take a cabinet post as secretary of the Navy. He informed administration officials of his preference, increasing uncertainty about Denby’s successor.
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Associated Press
Washington
Theodore E. Burton
Ohio
Edwin Denby
Navy
Administration
House
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Urban Directea
Alan Crosland
Cosmopolitan
Cpoldunyrys Goomopolitar
Connellsville
Roy
Quemahoning Valley
Hochheimer & Company
Uniontown
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David Copperfield
Charles Dickens
Gumps
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Useo Yea
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Alexandria, Va
VA. Valley
MR. Nichols
Star Today
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New York, N. Y
L. Marshall Baker
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Empire Theatre
New Orleans
William A. Brady
the Empire
Miss Kern
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Empire
Wednes
Chicago
Philadelph
New York Playhouse
Pretty
New York Evening Telegram
Phila. Ledger
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Kent and Water
Burton
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