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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1930
Page
6
New York noise abatement tests compare the lion’s roar to urban din. The lion registers 87 decibels while auto horns reach 101. Steam shovels, streetcars, police whistles and trucks outcry the Bengal tiger. A push for public education follows.
Market dull with slow demand as shipments from Martin Van Cumber land and Potomac District move slowly. Prices shown include U S No 1 specimens and various sizes such as Yorks Bushes Delicous Staymans Grimes and Rhode Island Greenings with carload trades and limited sales in Rochester and nearby.
A Pine Grove fund drive plans a full day event Sunday to raise money for permanent upkeep. Funds would be banked with only interest used for ongoing needs, an idea sparked by Mrs Lizzie DeHaven of Washington. Attendees with buried friends are urged to attend or stake subscriptions. Morning services lead into a combined worship and business program with an afternoon sermon on the occasion.
Dr. S. J. Ritholz, licensed in Illinois, touts new comfort spectacles that resist tarnish and leave no nose marks. He offers a paid on 10 trial with no cost if not amazed or equal to $20 alternatives, sending address, age to Suite A-175, 1445 W. Jackson Blvd, Chicago.
Baltimore is marked by the career of Dr Christian Deetjen a Roentgen pioneer who has endured 75 operations all to advance X ray science. He declines interviews and photos and rejects martyrdom saying only a self sacrificing figure like RichardPearson Hobson is a hero. He may pause X ray work after this latest sacrifice and his age remains gray haired and cheerful.
Bly Robinson Company designs a three story Bly packing house in Charles Town with a 70 by 96 foot footprint. It features a concrete foundation, white oak sills, Armco iron, a 5 000 crate per day capacity, roller conveyors, rubber dump belt, leaf dust exhaust, cleaning brushes, cider bin elevator, B grade sorting, six sizing units, gravity packing to the shipping floor, and a storage loft on the third floor. The facility serves 25 to 30 growers with year round packing and selling services and technical advice.
Lucerne lies in view of the Rigi and Pilatus with snow clad peaks nearby. San Marino covers 32 square miles as the smallest republic in the world. The text muses on future historians interpreting today’s sports headlines.
Park will hear Col. B. M. Roszell deliver the principal address outlining the needs of the diocese. Rev. Dr. W.E. Stehler will serve as Grace Lutheran pastor until about Christmas. Acca Temple will initiate at the Colonial Theatre this week. King’s Daughters report extensive mission work in the Blue Ridge mountains.
Refuges from Macedonia face fire as the League of Nations may settle the dispute. The Near East Association designates December first Sunday as Golden Rule Day. District Nurses Association plans monthly tuberculosis clinics. The Hohenzollern library is seized by Germany, containing over 100000 volumes. A Louisiana court held home brew manufacture lawful.
Miss Hannah Walters, formerly of Middletown but living in Brunswick Md, returns to town to visit and be welcomed by many friends. Local residents including Miss Jean Rinker and Mrs Lynn Brown are noted as visiting relatives and hosting guests at homes on Main Street and nearby farms.
Highview Virginia October 22 Ladies' Aid Society of the Christian Church will hold their monthly meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs A R Spaid on Friday evening October 24. Everyone requested to be present. Visitors noted at nearby homes include neighbors and relatives from Winchester Hagerstown Capon Bridge and Cleveland.
A nursery ad claims Vincel nutrient tonic quickly aids nervous children and adults with poor appetite and insomnia. It promises rapid improvement after the first bottle and praises taste, with a recommendation from Baker's Drug Store.
A four year romance leads to a royal match between Boris of Bulgar and Princess Giovanna of Italy in Assisi. Giovanna born 1907, daughter of the Savoys, known for culture and outdoors. Boris, 24 in 1918, famed for democratic rule and railroad hobby, heads a modest fortune and charitable giving. The wedding anchors Bulgar resurgent ties with Italy.
Local markets show prices for live poultry dairy and feed products with scattered figures for Leghorn chickens ducks hens cows calves hogs and lambs. Wholesale Baltimore lines list eggs and wages with multiple decimal style entries and inconsistent OCR.
A Buffalo dentist was bitten by a patient after an argument over attitude. The dentist pursued legal action rather than displaying the bite as proof of workmanship.
Damascus Va Oct 21 George C Peery of the Virginia State Corporation Commission warned at a rally for Democrat John W Flannagan Jr that the Republican party bears the nation's economic ills and cannot escape responsibility for the present business depression He cited Hoover's Palo Alto acceptance speech claiming the administration failed to keep promises and left 5 000 000 unemployed across the United States.
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