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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1922
Page
3
Three circus performers died and four were injured when a passenger train from New Orleans to New York collided with the circus train near Adeline Louisiana. The crash disrupted the Sunset Expo route and involved more than one casualty.
Rebels led by Porfirio Rubio clashed with federal troops for four days near Pachuca Hidalgo. Reports say rebel losses were heavy while federal forces seized a large number of rifles.
On Saturday afternoon October 28 Lindon R Rogers son of J B and Nettie Rogers of Frederick county and Miss Alice Cooper daughter of Frank and Fannie Cooper of Hayfield were united in matrimony at the Baptist parsonage by Rev. Charles Adey. Rogers is a farmer and will continue farming at Hayfield. Edward J Cooper accompanied the couple to the parsonage and waited during the ceremony.
The Ladies Aid Society of Frederick Circuit will meet at Mrs George Craig's on Saturday November 4 at 2 30 p m All members urged to attend. Community notes include visits from the Cooper and Bayliss families and a talk by Russell Cather on the yeans people's Christian Endeavor at Winchester Father Luttrell hosts Sunday gathering.
An article notes renewed cultivation of old fashioned herbs in English gardens and their import from Turkey India and China for medical use in the United States. It mentions quinine containing Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a successful medicine for women’s ailments and claims it contains no narcotics or harmful drugs.
Church auxiliary meeting overflowed as Circle Eleven led a Korea program. Korean needlework items such as linens towels lace and filet were on display. The youth helper fund tuition and board in a Christian setting was noted while the Michigan Band provided a brief musical interlude and refreshments were served.
Jesuit priest Father Bernard Vaughan dies in London at age and was a brother of Cardinal Vaughan. The prominent church figure had toured the United States Canada and Alaska years earlier and later lectured in Japan addressing the House of Peers.
Rome reports Mussolini and his cabinet began active governance at eight in the morning with an oath of office after the Fascisti demobilized members depart for home. A semi official note says the crisis is settled and public opinion views Italy’s situation as normal. An Italian ambassador in Paris resigns, citing the need for posts filled by like minded supporters.
Philadelphia investigators guarded the identity of a suspect in a poisoned care mystery as details remained limited. Authorities pursued leads and prepared to question potential witnesses amid the ongoing case.
Advert says Red Pepper Rub provides concentrated heat to relieve rheumatism lumbago neuritis back ache stiff neck and sore muscles. Claim is tingling warmth within three minutes and faster relief once heat penetrates. Jar costs little at drug stores. Ensure Rowles name appears on every package.
An ad extols Lu-Co-Flat as a quality finish that is economical and permanent. It says soap and water remove dirt without damaging the handsome finish, yielding fresh walls that harmonize with furnishings.
W W Pierrett of Devon died after consuming poison cake and his wife N Simpson of Philadelphia an inspector with the post office department, fell seriously ill. Investigators consider jealousy as a possible motive for mailing the death bearing package. Experts seek to decipher delirious babble from Mrs Sterrett whose words are blamed on the poison.
An advertisement touts Dr Plaree's Golden Medical Discovery as a powerful system builder with strong family endorsements. It requests 10 cents for trial tablets and free medical advice, mentioning a Buffalo New York hotel address and a box for correspondence.
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