S.S. S. Advertised as Economical Large Bottle
The notice promotes S.S. S. sold at all good drug stores. The large size is advertised as more economical and urges readers to get a bottle today.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1923
Page
6
Early French Explorer DeMonts Sails Passamaquoddy Bay 1604
Traveté of France and DeMonts led a pioneering band to Passamaquoddy Bay in 1604 and established the first European presence north of Florida. They landed on a St. Croix River island about 200 miles from Moose Island, though the first white settlement there dates to 1771 with William Ricker.
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Traveté
DeMonts
Passamaquoddy Bay
Juhé
Florida
St. Croix River
Moose Island
Eastport
William Ricker
Visitors and residents gather for weekend at local homes
Mrs Emma Andrews from Winchester visits Boyd Maryland while Mrs Bean of Pa stops by with daughter and Mr and Mrs Tika Robinson. Mr Harry Hollenberger now of Mechanicsburg Pa visits South Stewart Street home of Mr and Mrs Arthur Leafe. John S Solenberger returns from eastern business trip. Mrs J East Wain visits Mr and Mrs James Russell on South Washington Street. Mrs Samuel J Pritchard and son Samuel arrive from Harrisonburg Va to visit B F Arthur family on Northwestern grade. Mr J Benner Kelly of Baltimore rug company weekend with Rev and Mrs A A Kelly on North Market Street. Mrs Margaret McGrill of Parkersburg W Va and daughter Mrs John Reilly of Harrisburg Va stay with William Keating family on South Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Andrews
Winchester
Boyd, Md
Bean
Tika Robinson
Harry W. Hollenberger
Mechanicaburg
Arthur Leafe
South Stewart Street
John 5
J. Benner Kelly
Hynson, Westcott and Dunning Company
Baltimore
A. A. Kelly
North Market Street
Margaret McGrill
Parkersburg
W. Va
John Reilly
Harrisesburg
William Keating
Misses Keating
South Main Street
Prayerful Memorial Hymn for Edward S. Anderson
A devotional poem asks for divine guidance and endurance through hardship. It honors the memory of Edward S. Anderson, dedicated by Mrs. Nina G. Anderson, with pleas for faith, forgiveness, and heaven.
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Husband
Edward S. Anderson
Nina G. Anderson
Hogue Creek Local Items May Visitors and Illness
Hogue Va May 14 Residents share visits among Carter Hoover and family Larrick and Orndorff households. Rev S R Ludwig ill at Winchester. several locals called on him. The piece lists multiple social calls among families including Larrick Orndorff and White, with trips to Stephens City and near Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hogue Va
Carter Hoover
Vane
Arion Poper
Katherine Hoover
Leola Foster
L. M. Larrick
Scott White
Whte
J. 5. Orndorff
S. R. Ludwig
Bis
Ella Bowman
T. Larrick
J. S. Orndorfff
Nannie Orndorff
Ludwig
Winnchester
J. S. Orndoff
Clemet Kump
Eeeten City
Dean Adams
Stephens
Death removes Thomas Harford
Thomas Harford, longtime Washington baker and government employee, died at his home at age about 55. Funeral set for Washington tomorrow. Survived by widow Lucy Harford, brother Lewis E. Harford of Winchester, and sisters Mamie Dutterer of Libertytown and Ida Harford of Washington.
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Thomas Jackson” Harford
Winchester
Washington
Lewis E. Harford
Harford
C. E. Taylor and Company
Leonard Oates and Evelyn Lockhart wed at Baptist parsonage
Leonard Oates and Miss Evelyn V. Lockhart of Mountain Falls were united in marriage Saturday evening at the Baptist parsonage by Rev. Chagges Adey. Oates is a farmer, daughter of H. G. Lockhart. The couple will live at Mountain Falls. The witnesses were Mr and Mrs Lakan Hodgson, who were married by the same minister two months earlier. Read The Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard W.tes
Evelyn V. Lockhart
Mountain Falls
Aringe
Baptist Parsonage
Chagges Adey
Oates
E. C. Oates
H. G. Lockhart
M Falls
Lakan. Hodgson
Market Listless In Morning Session On Stocks
Associated Press reports a listless morning in New York trading with some short covering in standard shares and a few specialties. Investors favored waiting for price stabilization while call money opened at 4 percent and the day closed strong with about 825000 shares changing hands.
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Associated Press
New York
Tornado Devastates Texas Area Killing Dozens
Reports from Colorado City and surrounding areas in Mitchell County say a tornado struck early May 14. Dozens killed and many injured as farms and ranches across the path report casualties. relief workers and Red Cross units mobilize while rails and telegraph lines suffer severe damage.
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Oointed Press
Colorado City
Texas
J. H. Green
Red Cross
Sweetwater
Lorraine
Arbiline
Joe Richburg
Stave Ranch
Mitchell County
T. B. Willis
Ottis Willis
Joe Willis
Henri ‘Tidwell
Airplane crash in France kills six people
Six persons are killed when a plane crashes today at Cartry, thirteen miles south of Amiens in France. The report notes a New Yorker was among the dead.
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Armiens
France
Wab
Bape
Carty
Bandits threaten to kill captives in Lincheng case
Reported in Peking on May 14 that bandits warned American French and Italian legations that all captives would be killed within two days if demands were not met. A conference last Saturday between railroad representatives and the Peking government led to a tentative agreement to release some captives immediately and free the rest after troop withdrawal.
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Associated Press
Peking
Railroad Its
R Ted
Ministry of Communication
Lincheng
Chinese Pirates Seize Steamer Paishyn Near Swa Tow
European passengers were terrorized and robbed when the Chinese steamer Paishyn was seized near Swa Tow by pirates disguised as passengers. They overpowered the crew and sailed 24 hours at night without lights before surrendering the ship after transferring loot valued at $60,000 to a junk.
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Associated Press
Hong ~Kokng
Swatow
Oil price drop cuts 25 percent in principal crude
Pittsburgh reports a 25 percent cut in the price of principal crude oil grades announced today by purchasing agencies. The move follows market shifts and aims to reduce costs for buyers amid ongoing price pressures.
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The
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
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