Historic Sites in Winchester Urged for National Park Study
Winchester citizens press the National Park Service to inspect local landmarks for potential inclusion in a Story of the Nation program. The list spans Glen Burnie and Fort Loudoun to Shenandoah Valley Academy and Kernstown Battlefield, highlighting colonial roots, Civil War locales, and notable houses and graves.
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Winchester
National Park Service
Andrew Bell
Chamber of Commerce
A. E. Demray
Natonal Park Service
Washington
Derfiary
Bell
Glen Burnie
Col
James Wood
Virginia
Frederick County
Daniel Morgan
Amherst Street
Betty
Amher Hill
At Morgan
Bite
Winchester Medical College
Boscawen and
Stewart Streets
Hugh
Sheridan
Order of Elks
N. P. Banks
R. H. Milroy
Philip H. Sheridan
Cedar Creek
Thomas Buchanan Read
Romney
Jackson
Fort Loudoun
North Braddock Street
F. O. C. Darley
A. Carlewitz
George Washington
Gen. Braddock
House of Burgesses
Aunt Vernon
Old Taylor
Loudoun Street
Thomas Lord Fairfax
Mount Hebron
Cowpens
Saratoga
Stonewall
Loudoun
Clifford Streets
Shenandoah Valley Academy
America
McKinley
Piccadilly Street
Fort Collier
Martinsburg Turnpike
Star Ford
Milroy
Kernstown
Major Mars Aids Diverse Calls At Salvation Army
Major Mars of the Salvation Army handles varied cases in the region. He found lodging for a mother and two children from Foster Falls to White Post and helped a man with funds to continue his journey. He also seeks employment for a refined woman and invites those needing help or offering work to contact him at 20 Valley Avenue, phone 1344.
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Mars
Salvation Army
Foster Falls
White Post
Maré
Mac Ce Hei
Major Mars
Valley Avenue
Milk vs Beer: Farmer Claims Milk Supports Babies Better
Editor Charles M Pidgeon argues that the 18th amendment era survey shows a 27 percent drop in milk consumption across 69 cities despite more babies to feed. He notes New York’s 6 million quarts monthly loss, outlines dairy labor and transport needs, and contrasts milk value with beer profits. He concludes beer spending harms families and may be redirected to essential goods.
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the Star
United States
New York
Chas. M. Pidgeon
N. W
Washington, D. C
Buster the Station House Mascot Wins Hearts at City Hall
A stray dog named Buster, roughly Airedale in look with no pedigree, roams City Hall and the police station. He greets John Kerr schoolchildren, asserts canine law in the hall sanctuary, and chases off other dogs while his traffic officer persona amuses local residents.
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Buster
Airdale
John Kerr School
City Hall
Deweynter
Bors
Dr Miller to Speak on Inland Missions at Market Street Church
Retired physician Dr Maurice Miller will address the Sunday morning service at Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church. He spent a year in Africa after leaving practice in Washington DC and has since supported Inland Missions with field service and fundraising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice KE. Miler
Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Miller
Washington, D. C
Africa
Market Street Church
Inland Missions
Iron Dispersed Worldwide and Dollar Sign Trend
The article notes iron occurs in nearly every region and form across the globe. It also observes that in Brazil and other Latin American nations the dollar sign consistently follows monetary figures.
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Brazil
Epworth League Plans Slides On Africa During Sunday Service
Faith centered update notes Dr Miller will present stereoptican slides of Africa during the Epworth League service at 6 30 o'clock Sunday evening. The event promises notable successes and avoids special offers.
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Miller
Africa
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Pidgeon
New York State
Station House
Jamerton
the New
General Motors
Fisher
Pontiac
Pontiac Motor Company
Michigan
G.M.A.C
H. W. Ebert
Amherst and Braddock Streets
W. T. Sullivan E. Baker St. B. & O. Yards
Plymouth
Bickers
GE Radio
Shenandoah Electric
Cee
Chivo
Jno. W. Rosenberger & Company
Duco
Corporation Court OF the City OF
Donald L. Weems
Louis H. Magruder
Wilhelm Magruder
Eva Magruder Watts
Watts
W. Cecil Street
Evening Star
Co. M. Smith
John S. Miller & Company
Sherwin-Williams Paints
Republic
Boscawen
Valley Ave
Braddock
Shenandoah Motor Company
Chevrolet
C. I. Brumback
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