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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1922
Page
7
Detroit church association endorses a plan for organic union of six large denominations including Methodist Presbyterian Baptist Congregational Protestant Episcopal and Evangelical. No definite steps are set to be taken.
Lloyd Warren, head of the Beaux Arts school of architecture, died after falling from a sixth floor window in his West 64th Street apartment. He was 48, lived alone, and was brother to architect Whitney Warren.
Joe Heflin, a state convict road force fugitive, was arrested in Berryville by the town sergeant and brought to court in the afternoon. Magistrate Taverner sentenced him to 30 days and costs. Heflin had previously fled from camp about three months remaining. Captain C H Jackson then took the prisoner to Albemarle County where the road force operates near Charlottesville.
Mrs Hatfield of Sabina Ohio describes relief from long term weakness and nervousness after using Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound. She urges women to try it at first signs of nervousness backache and irregularity, claiming it helped her and many others.
An advertising notice promotes Travelers Accident and Health Policies claiming they let people enjoy life with added protection. It highlights various types of insurance and positions the company as a source of security for living well.
Former Secretary of the Treasury William G. McAdoo fell ill in Dodge City Kansas and had to cancel planned talks in Syracuse Kansas and Denver after a night of sudden illness. His physician ordered complete rest as he left Wichita.
A band of criminals struck Stouffville Ontario early today. They cut telegraph and telephone wires, entered the Standard Bank, drilled the vault door, and escaped with about $10,000 in cash and securities.
Re Echo ridden by Neil Gow won the Cambridgeshire Stakes at New Market England. Corrie Rae owned by Sir L Padgett finished first runner up Poisoned Arrow owned by Major H Kayzer and Hasty Match owned by J A D Rothschild placed third among thirty four runners.
Paris dispatch notes French financiers attribute franc weakness to British banks converting francs into dollars to pay interest on wartime debt to the United States. Bankers and government authorities, however, remain calm as dollar and pound movements continue.
Dayton Ohio October 25 Frederick B Patterson announces McCook Field will move to a larger site east of Dayton and become the largest flying field in the United States with War Secretary Weeks approval.
Fourteen Michigan men join over two hundred volunteers from other states to campaign for the beer amendment. The Michigan delegation will speak at theatres clubs and labor and social meetings in northern Ohio cities.
An old beauty remedy touts Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound as a foolproof way to darken gray hair. The product promises natural, even shading with a dampened brush, claiming results by morning and lasting gloss and luster after each use.
An authority describes how uric acid from the kidneys irritates the bladder causing burning frequent urination at night. Advice urges four ounces of Rad Salts or Jad Salts to neutralize acids, ease irritation, and restore normal urinary function.
Hiram Purcell Whitacre Jr. and Miss Lois Elizabeth Love were married at 10 a m on Wednesday at the bride's mother's home, 317 Walnut Street Statesville N C. Whitacre a son of Mr and Mrs H P Whitacre of Siler County, is a Randolph-Macon Academy graduate and has worked for the U S Internal Revenue Service for years.
Washington, Oct 25. Bituminous coal loadings Monday rose to 49 243 cars, the highest daily total in years per the American Railway Association car service division. Anthracite loadings reached 6 398 cars, tying the year’s maximum daily output.
Advertises Gypsy Foot Relief as a fast one minute cure for corns bunions callouses and burning feet with no soaking powders or plasters. Promises immediate relief and money back guarantee and claims to be a desert secret sold by druggists.
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