Local Price Note Shows Small-Scale Rate Discrepancy
A clipped market snippet records a price swap reading three fifty for three and a half, four fifty versus eight twenty six, indicating a minor discrepancy in listed rates.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1924
Page
4
A clipped market snippet records a price swap reading three fifty for three and a half, four fifty versus eight twenty six, indicating a minor discrepancy in listed rates.
Chicago Daily News discusses how marriage offered a home and children to women while men faced economic considerations. It notes divorce records show men often stay married despite income loss, with 1887 and 1916 statistics on wives versus husbands.
RAO IN THE VATICAN reports that Vatican radio will reduce the sense of distance for church members. The system will allow listeners to hear voices from locations around the world, and even hear Mediterranean voices as they please. It promises direct communication with the pope, though he remains unseen.
A poem by Walt Mason critiques political corruption through a townsman J Bilkins whose public image collapses amid scandal. The speaker laments fallen idols and questions whether honesty is real or illusion as two nephews and a niece are named in seeks to mirror virtue.
Three individuals connected with G. F. Chicago offices were indicted in a Friday proceeding. Details unclear due to fragmented source text. The case involves charges likely tied to corporate activity and requires further confirmation from full report.
S S S is advertised as a powerful blood cleanser that builds new blood cells and removes impurities. It claims to cure eruptions boils pimples and eczema while aiding rheumatism and weight gain. Sold at drug stores with a larger size offering better value.
Redmond and Company brokers with fifteen Boston area branches were ordered closed by a federal court and indicted on charges of larceny embezzlement and operating a confidence game in a related case.
Lycurgus Shenk age twenty months of Luray Virginia became ill with nausea and vomiting. Doctors found a 2 1 2 inch needle had lodged between his ribs and was removed by a surgeon. The cause of swallowing remains unknown.
Funeral services for the late Mrs. Eugenia Maury Burton widow of Col. James H. Burton gun inventor and Confederate officer were held at her South Stewart street home. The Rev. Dr. F T McFaden and Rev. Robert B. Nelson led the simple rites with hymns Abide With Me Lead Kindly Light and Tarry With Me O My Savior. Interment followed in Mount Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers included E E. B Sheetz Fred S. Boyd Bruce Slonaker Samuel M. Chiles Frank B. Crawford and Henry Moling Jr. All of Mrs Burton's children except a step son Clinton Burton were present along with relatives from Maryland and Baltimore.
By virtue of an execution in my hands in the matter of Roy S Loy versus Victo Holt I will offer for public sale at the warehouse garage North Braddock Street on Tuesday March 18 1924 at ten oclock A M One Maxwell automobile Terms Cash 10 71 2.
James W. Decamp promoter of the Crystal Glass Casket Company was convicted of conspiracy in the District of Columbia Supreme Court over stock sales. Edwin C. Reed was acquitted while Ralph A. Howe was unavailable for a verdict. The case centered on defrauding stock purchasers via mail pitches as the government argued, with the defense claiming no intent to defraud and belief in profitable glass casket production. Scores of Virginians and residents from Winchester and Frederick counties were among the investors.
Captain R L Christian of the U S Army conducted a federal inspection of Company D and the Service Company of the 116th Infantry Virginia National Guard in Roanoke. The units, previously rated highly by War Department officers, were found in good condition. He also inspected sites for a machine gun, pistol and rifle range in Roanoke.
Secretary Weeks rejects bids for the Newark Army supply base. Commerce Corporation of America and Harry Mayer of New York City offered $3.25 million and $500,000 respectively. Robert W. Woolley, ex-Virginia, serves as president of the Commerce Corporation.
Report on the Palestine foundation fund shows nearly two thirds of 5 210 000 dollars raised worldwide came from American Jews. Donations were received from fifty one countries.
The March term of the Corporation Court will convene next Monday March 17. Local men charged with liquor law violations are expected to face trial. Federal prohibition agents including James L. Asher have been summoned as witnesses, with a jury to be called later in the week.
The United States Bureau of Mines recommends coloring all motor gasoline red to prevent confusion with water, kerosene, or clear liquids. A dye ounce can color about 1000 gallons of gasoline, a finding reported by Popularience Monthly.
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