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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1924

Page

5

Railroad Man Receives First Bottle Of Taniae Pet Cornatzer

A Lynchburg Virginia railroader named at 1706 13th Street states he found relief from stomach trouble after using Taniae product. He describes severe indigestion and sleepless nights before treatment and notes he could hardly eat.

D. Cornatzer Lynchburg

TANLAC Vegetable Pills Ad Claims Constipation Relief

An advertisement touts TANLAC Vegetable Pills as a tonic for constipation and overall strength. The copy emphasizes personal restoration after illness and recommends continued use for “run-down” feelings.

Compromise Sought On Sur Tax Rate In Revenue Bill

Senate and House leaders in conference seek a compromise on the sur-tax rate set at 32 percent in the revenue bill with a fallback to 37 1 2 percent if needed. President Coolidge dislikes some amendments to the tax bill especially those involving corporate taxation and publicity of income taxes.

Associated Press Washington Senate Hose Coolidge

Washington Float Attracts Attention In New Jersey Parade

A parade float titled The People of Winchester Entreating Washington Protection Against the Indian drew notice in Trenton New Jersey. The display faithfully reproduced the original painting with meticulous detail including a fencing panel and a broken tree. Washington is shown as a young man on a horse with a bodyguard and supplicating locals. Creators included J Mitchell Knight Jr and participants Henry Baker Amos Shryock Rev Norman Cooper S D O Neal and Misses Virginia Kurtz Virginia Boyd Jane Scully Louise Glass Helen Massey Jacqueline and Edward O Neal.

Trenton N. J Winchester Washington Winer Bu J. Mitchell ‘Knight, Jr Henry, Baker Amos ‘Shryock Norman Cooper O'Neal Virginia’ Kurtz Virginia Boyd Jane ‘Scully Louise Glass Helen Massey Jacqueline Edward O'Neal

YWCA Adopts Pay-as-You-Go Budget Plan

The Associated Press reports that the Young Women's Christian Association adopted reforms to free itself from debt by shifting to a pay-as-you-go budget. The plan ties each year's budget to receipts from the prior fiscal year, signaling a tighter, revenue-based approach.

Associated’ Press New York Young Women’s Christian Association

Girl Confesses to Eight Burglaries in Waterbury

A 14 year old grammar school girl in Waterbury Connecticut confessed to eight burglaries. She carried a full kit of tools and gained access by breaking into cellars and climbing trap doors. A $5 gold piece shown to classmates sparked the arrest in school yesterday.

The Associated Press Waterbury Canon Grammer

Cooneys Sentenced to 10 to 20 Years in Robberies Case

Celia Cooney the bobbed hair bandit and her husband Ho ward Cooney were sentenced to 10 to 20 years each by Brooklyn County Judge Martin after pleading guilty to assault and robbery. Authorities said the pair had been linked to more than 17 hold ups, mainly in Brooklyn chain grocers, and alienists reported both were sane. Warden Honeck noted they remain hopeful for leniency while in Raymond Street jail.

New York Celia Cooney Howard Cooney Martin Brooklyn City Edward Raymond Street Honeck

Rites of Mrs Stover Held at Staunton

The Rev George W Stover accompanied his wife’s remains to Staunton Virginia where funeral services and interment were held The large congregation and many ministers attended The interment took place in Stonewall Cemetery The Rev Dr J H Brunk and Dr E A Hoenshell led the service with several pastors in attendance.

George W. Stover Staunton Winchester Ae ‘Stover Ciu J. H. Brunk Joeere West Va E. A. Hoenshell Staunton A. ix D. T. Gregory Shenandoah College Institute Dayton L. A. Racey Churchville J. RR. Gollis Inwood West Va H. P. Rupentitial St. Paul's Church Stonewall Cemetery

Miss Lola Laing Marries Harvey Scott in City Hall

Announcement from White Post Virginia states Miss Lola Laing daughter of Mr and Mrs W J Laing wed Harvey Scott of Philadelphia on April 17 at City Hall Philadelphia. Lee Laing acted as best man and Mrs Sonner the matron of honor. The newlyweds honeymooned in Virginia with family. A Easter reception followed at the Laing home in White Post honoring the couples and families involved.

White Post Lola Laing Harvey Scott Philadelphia City Hall Lee Laing

Front Royal Visitors Attend Winchester Apple Blossom Festival

Front Royal residents Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Bierer and family joined Miss Margaret Gray and Mrs. W C Demming at the apple blossom festival in Winchester. They were guests of Mr. Bierer’s brother in law and sister Mr. and Mrs. Ross M Swimley on North Main Street.

Irwin Bierer Margaret Gray Front Royal W. C. Demming Winchester

Local Notice Mentions May Celebration in Wineh ter

Fragmentary reading references a Hot Water Week celebration in Wineh ter spanning May 17 to 24 with patronage noted by H Elmer Griffin at 1753.

H. Elmer Griffin Winehter

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