Prefers Oil Stoves Over Other Heaters, Claims 30 Years’ Experience
A speaker advocates oil stoves, praising cleanliness, economy, and dependability. He notes no coal or wood to carry, no ashes, and no dust, based on three decades of use.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1926
Page
6
A speaker advocates oil stoves, praising cleanliness, economy, and dependability. He notes no coal or wood to carry, no ashes, and no dust, based on three decades of use.
New York Times commentary lauds Commander Byrd for the first North Pole flight and return by air, praising his skill, resource management, and daring. The piece highlights exploration spirit, American resolve, and the noble stance in Arctic achievement, noting a gracious exchange with Amundsen and Ellsworth.
Washington Post reports Commander Richard E. Byrd, U. S. Navy, completed a solo flight from Kings Bay Spitzbergen to the North Pole and back on a single aircraft. The achievement, praised as a historic naval aviation feat, invites comparison with past polar explorations and sparks public interest in Capt. Wilkins’s Alaska northward mission.
The piece lauds a Virginian as the first to perform a north pole flight, praising courage and romance over scientific results. It emphasizes enduring glory for Virginians in war, peace, liberty, democracy, and leadership, while acknowledging uncertain material outcomes of the daring expedition.
Commander Richard Evelyn Byrd returns safely to base at King's Bay Spitzbergen after a successful May 5 flight to the North Pole. Governor Byrd and family celebrate the achievement as the nation hails the first verified polar reach by an American.
The economics of the Cumberland Valley apple industry in Pennsylvania West Virginia and Virginia will be studied by the U S Bureau of Agricultural Economics and the state experiment stations. C R Swinson will represent the Bureau while S W Fletcher and W
Yakima Valley forecasts indicate the apple crop may match or be slightly below last year, with about 15 000 cars overall. Delicious scarce, Jonathan fair, Winesaps uneven, pears dropping in some districts, peaches uncertain, prune light, and cherry frost damage noted. Shipments to April 20 total 250 cars that week, 13 842 cars year to date.
Notice announces a special meeting of stockholders of W. H. Baker a West Virginia corporation held in Winchester Virginia on April 19 1926. Resolution directs dissolution and directs officers to take necessary steps by advertisement and other means to perfect the dissolution.
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