Drunken Man Found Asleep on Railroad Tracks
A man, visibly intoxicated, was found sleeping with his head on a rail of the Baltimore and Ohio tracks in Winchester. Police could not identify him, calling him a likely floater. He was taken to the station and ordered to leave town.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Winchester
Cherries Bloom at Tidal Basin by Easter Sunday
Frank T. Gartside, head of Washington park division, predicts cherry blossoms will begin pink display around the Tidal Basin by April 1 and be in full bloom by Easter Sunday despite recent chilly, drizzly weather.
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Washington
Frank T. Gartside
Park Division
the Public Buildings and Parks
Mr. Gartside
Farm Bill Expected to Pass House by Wide Margin
House leaders predicted the administration farm bill would win approval today after four hours of debate. Representative Burns said an overwhelming vote was likely, with New York Democrats from Tammany Hall poised to back the measure, and John F. Curry urging full support for the President's proposals.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Representative Burns
Representative Cullen
New York
Tammany
Empire State
John F. Curry
Tammany Hall
Cullen
Tammany and
Better Tone Developed In Stock Market
New York March 22 The stock market opened with a steadier tone after yesterday's shakeout. A little further selling was absorbed in the morning and losses of fractions to two points were largely recovered by early afternoon as leaders moved into positive territory though the list remained dull. Sterling cables opened at 3.42 and call money stood at 3 percent.
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Associated Press
New York
Sterling Cables
Call Money
Wheat market closing prices reported for Chicago and Baltimore
Closing quotes from Chicago and Baltimore wheat markets supplied to The Star by Winchester Milling through Stickell Sales. Chicago May 2014, July 505, September 5132. Baltimore Spot 6242. Winchester Spot 62.
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Chicago
Baltimore
the Star
Winchester Milling Corporation
Stickell Sales Corporation
North
Washington Street
Hagerstown
Winchester
Highview locals share visits and community notes
The column records residents of Highview Virginia visiting relatives and friends in nearby Stephens City Winchester and Greenway. Names mentioned include Elizabeth Ritenour Lucius Ritenour Joseph Conner Emma Pitcock Garland Bray Marvin White Ed Jackson Julia Grim James Orndorff J R Bray Evelyn Grim Austin Conner Annie McCauley and Marvin Hammock. A brief remark notes Japanese Junkers scavenging scrap from junked automobiles.
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Highview
Elizabeth Ritenour
Lucius Ritenour
Joseph Conner
Stephens City
Emma Pitcock
Garland Bray
Leo Bowman
J. E. White
Marvin
E. R. Conner
Mary Walker
Ed. Jackson
Winchester
Julia Grim
James Orndorff
J. R. Bray
Lee Brown
Greenway
Jeff Funk
Macedonia
Avis
Nancy Lee
Evelyn Grim
Austin Conner
Marvin Hammock
Annie McCauley
Wincheser
Ancient toothpicks and manners across history
A correspondent notes toothpicks appear in classical texts with Spinoza cited. archaeology in Crimea yields a fourth century B C toothpick, and writers from Petronius to Mohammed reference them. The piece contrasts ancient toothpicks with modern toothbrushes, and mocks pretentious chewing at the table. Editor adds notice offering six Dr Clendening pamphlets for ten cents each.
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Logan Clendening
M. D
Petronius Arbiter
Martial
Pliny
Mohammed
Admiral Caligny
St. Bartholomew's
Clendening
Reader clarifies cocoa and chocolate differences with cocoa butter notes
A New York reader explains the distinction between cocoa and chocolate, detailing fat content, processing of nibs and shells, and how sugar and bean varieties affect flavor and price. He shares a tropical example of rich cocoa used with hot milk and notes the evolving definitions of cocoa and chocolate.
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New York
Theodore Stebbins
France
Germany
Tropics
Ex Bank Head Arrested For Tax Evasion
Charles E. Mitchell former National City Bank chairman was arrested on a federal charge of attempting to evade 1929 income tax totaling 657 152. He posted 10 000 bail and will face a hearing March 29. Prosecutor Medalie will present to a grand jury. Roosevelt approved the arrest.
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New York
Charles E. Mitchell
National City Bank
United States
Cummings
Roosevelt
George Z. Medalie
Medalie
Hoover
William D. Mitchell
Senate
White House
Mitchell
Thomas E. Dewey
Washington
The
National City Bank of New York
Homer S. Cummings
Shaffer and Elliott Wed in Berryville Parsonage
C M Shaffer and Marguerite Elliott were married by Rev Brown at the Berryville Methodist parsonage on Monday March 20 at 4 30 p m. Several local residents spent weekends in Richmond Woodstock and Winchester and Mrs Wise Sowers returned from Winchester Memorial Hospital improved after treatment.
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White Post
C. M. Shaffer
Marguerite Elliott
Mr. Brown
Berryville
George Lee
Max Dearmont
Richmond
Frances Riley Fuller
James Riley
Wise Sowers
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Edward Lee
Tubyries
Frank Conley
Fairmont
W. Va
Emmett Stuart
Ruth
Reva Berlin
Chamberlain Funkhouser
Burks
Evelyn Poates
W. A. Dearmont
Stella
Charlotte Shaffer
Evelyn Pifer
Woodstock
Mortgage the most popular modern improvement for years
The text notes that a mortgage has become the leading modern improvement in popularity over recent years, indicating its strong appeal and widespread use among homeowners seeking financing for property.
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