Women's Law Enforcement Group Urges More Force
Mrs. Edward Franklin White of Indianapolis urged the General Federation of Women's Clubs to strengthen law enforcement and penalties. She warned prohibition faces organized opposition and urged members to persist in the fight despite early victories.
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Associated Press
Atlantic City
Edward Franklin White
Indianapolis
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Federation
Mrs. White
Magazines Reprint Old Stories and Authors Complain
Cambridge, May 27. Perriton Maxwell reveals magazine publishers reprint stories from ten years ago without pay or explanation. His letter, discussed by the Writer, notes a 1908 tale reprinted and the author unsigned away rights upon cashing the first check. editors defend reprints citing audience and precedent.
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Associated Press
Cambridge
Mass
Perriton Maxwell
Maxwell
W. D. Kennedy
Market for Writers’ Work Restricted Harms Publishing
A fragment urges readers to view ongoing constraints on writer output as harmful to the publishing industry. It argues that restricting work now deceives readers and, when revealed, will anger audiences and hurt publishers overall.
National Music Contest Opens to Virginia Musicians
Virginia musicians under twenty four may enter eight contest classes from soprano to organ with a $500 national prize per class. The Virginia contest will be in Roanoke on October 9, with district and national finals leading to performances at the Sesquicentennial Exposition in Philadelphia in November. Contest details and applications are available from Mrs. David Farwell Barnum, 1543 Bolling Ave., Norfolk, state contest chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
National Federation of Music Clubs
Philadelphia
Virginia Federation of Music Clubs
Roanoke
Roanoke Music Teacher’s Association
Capitol
David Farwell Barnum
Bolling Avenue
Norfolk
Attorney Kern Finds Stolen Car During Festival
The Buick coupe of Attorney Harry R. Kern stolen during the Apple Blossom Festival was recovered by Lexington police. A Winchester licensed Buick was found abandoned on a Lexington street. Kern’s car was returned, ending the festival thefts as several cars had been taken and abandoned locally. One thief was captured in Yonkers, New York and awaits trial.
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Harry R. Kern
Lexington
Doran
Winchester
Kern
Yonkers
New York
Two Happy Homes Praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Mrs. Goldie Shoup of May View Illinois and Mrs. J Storms of 29 Lane Street Paterson New Jersey report improved health after using the Vegetable Compound. They say the medicine helped with strength and energy, enabling them to do housework and lift family spirits. Thousands of letters from women praise the product and its benefits.
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Lydia
Pinkham
Goldie Shoup
May View
Illinois
J. Storms
Lane Street
Pat___erson
N. J
Shoup
Virginia to Restock 500000 Trout in Mountain Streams
The Virginia Department of Game and Inland Fisheries plans to stock mountain area streams with 500000 trout after drought damage. The Wytheville hatchery will supply nearly all Virginia trout, with hopes for a full million released this season into Blue Ridge and Alleghany streams.
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Wytheville Hatchery
Virginia
Blue Ridge
Alleghany Mountains
Statutory Morals Charge Fines Set in Police Court
Rebecca Stephenson and George Nickens, both colored, were fined 25.25 dollars each in police court yesterday afternoon on a statutory morals charge after arrest by Policeman Guthridge.
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Rebecca Stephenson
George Nickens
Guthridge
Tribute to Custer Dead Brings Sioux and Cavalry Together
Descent descendants of Sioux and Cheyenne will join Old Seventh Cavalry in a June commemoration at the Little Big Horn valley in Montana. The ceremony, under the Custer Memorial Association, recalls the 1876 battle with dances, songs, and a pipe of peace. Memorial addresses will reference surviving officers and a note from Mrs. Custer is anticipated.
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Old Seventh Cavalry Regiment
Custer
Associated Press
Denver
Little Hig Horn
Little Big Horn River
Manna
Gener- George Armstrong Custer
Seventh Cavalry
Seventh
Fitzhughlee
Custer Memorial Association
Cavalry
Garry Owen
Lee
Chaunce’ Yellow Robe
Sitting Bull
Godfrey
Reno
Gall
Davin
Black Hills
Eldorado
Plains
Tongue River
Montana
Old Fort Lincoln
Rosebud
Rosebmd
Little Big Horn
District Nurse Association fundraiser appeal ends in plea
A fragment urges help for a crippled child or others in need of care from the District Nurse Association, emphasizing loving support and member involvement in their relief efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Nurse Association
Strawberries Move Fast Along Eastern Shore
Richmond Va May 27 In spite of a drought reduced crop strawberries are moving rapidly along the eastern shore officials of the state department of agriculture report Last week was strong for berry shipments and this week continued heavy sales One day sales at a point on the eastern shore reached 50000 at Onley last Wednesday Other markets in the region are unusually active with peak strawberry season.
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Associated Press
Richmond
State Department of Agriculture
Onley
Card of Thanks for J. H. Burkholder
The family expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for sympathy after the death of J. H. Burkholder. They thank the minister and those who provided a casket, flowers, and support. His children and grandchildren.
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J. H. Burkholder
Minisster
Charity Ball and Card Party Tonight at George Washington Hotel
Winchesterians and Frederick Countians are invited to the Charity Ball and Card Party at the George Washington Hotel from 9 to 12 with admission at $1. Proceeds benefit the District Nurse Association. Joe Verzi's Orchestra provides music for dancing and there will be tables for cards.
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Winchesterians
Frederick Countians
T&take
Jeorge Washington Hotel
O'clork
Joe Verzi
Constipation Relief from Kellorg All-Bran Claim
Anffering writer reports severe constipation and temporary relief from various medicines. He credits Kellorg's ALL-BRAN breakfast for eliminating trouble and claims improved health, with warnings about pimples dizziness headaches and pallor.
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Kellorg
Davyn
B. Bovre
Bolivar
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