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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1924
Page
3
The text discusses health as a balanced physical state where all body parts work in harmony. It argues that health comes from understanding truth about ourselves from mental and physical perspectives and that abundant health is the most valuable aim.
About three o'clock this morning a horse escaped a nearby field and fell near the railroad trail. It was then struck by a passing train. Dr. F Boland treated the animal for body cuts and injuries. it is believed the horse will recover.
In a letter from Winchester Virginia dated May 7 1924 J M Steck president of the School Board explains that Secretary Weeks tree planting was not a war memorial action. He notes the event celebrated the community as an apple center and involved school and Handley boards and Dr Robert Glass’s car in the grounds.
The Senate investigation panel heard claims of payments to Mannington for influence linked to Attorney General Daugherty. Witness M P Kraftmiller described Mannington’s ties to Daugherty and influence on cases including Wheeler’s Montana indictment. Burns acknowledged Daugherty ordered a department investigator assigned to Wheeler.
Divorced and remarried within a day, Mrs. Ivory Merryman was jailed for two months after pleading guilty to violating prohibition laws at a Washington tea room. She had just secured a divorce from William Horn, then married J. W. Merryman.
The Associated Press reports the Methodist Episcopal Church and the Methodist Episcopal Church South ratified unification. News from Nashville indicates the vote was enthusiastically received by bishops and attendees. The conference action is being communicated to the connection as plans proceed.
Report from New York notes initial buoyancy in late trading gave way to irregular trends as operators were urged to push the rise in various Black market sections. Police show steady enforcement while Western Pacific and other lines show price moves and rail activity.
A social event features toastmaster Major R. T. Barton, promising a pleasant evening. An orchestra will provide music and Ralph Rosenberger with his quartet are expected to perform a surprise number.
Diophon owned by Astor wins the English Classic at Newmark Pr with a strong stretch drive. Second place goes to Astor's entry and Boge Katahe finishes third.
Weather and crop conditions for the past week summarize favorable conditions across Virginia and the southeast. Cotton planting is underway with most of the crop planted, grain and grass improve, early potatoes nearing completion in the interior, tobacco plants in good condition with minor local damage, and fruit prospects excellent.
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