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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1922
Page
4
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Report from October 30, 1922 describes crowds gathering in Washington to honor President Wilson. Police manage the throng as he exits a theater leaning on a servant, bowing and smiling while the crowd reacts with cheers and tears. The scene surpasses all other public arrivals in drawing power.
The Warren Sentinel notes Colonel Lecay and G Weaver will speak tonight for the Democratic ticket. A large audience fills the district as speakers address voters about the congressional race amid election talk and campaign momentum.
A late 19th or early 20th century ad describes a kidney stimulant remedy using acids of grapes and lithia to "stimulate the kidneys" and ease dull pains in the back and urinary irritation. It touts mixing with water and taking daily for several days to improve kidney function and prevent serious issues.
Clarke County voters are urged by Democratic Chairman W T Lewis to vote November 7. He argues a large Democratic majority for Judge T W Harrison rebukes Republican interference and safeguards women voters right to vote, urging broad turnout.
The Grace Lutheran Church Sunday school adopts resolutions mourning the death of Alfred L. Green, longtime superintendent and church elder. He led a fine recording system, supported church and civic work, and was a trusted advisor. The group expresses deep loss to his family and city, and sends copies to the family and press.
Music will be furnished by the Citizens' Band in an open air concert at the Auditorium. The event promises a varied program and draws local music lovers to an outdoor performance.
A wounded veteran named Bill returns from war to New York and reunites with Alice Mobry, who believed him lost. He reconciles his pride, shares his story, and plans to marry as Alice welcomes him with family support and a delighted Stan, the old lieutenant, arriving after the news.
In central Africa, facial teeth are filed or colored to indicate tribal identity. Felletah women stain teeth in blue yellow and purple with a white tooth among them. This dental art acts as quick identification and alibi proof, done in youth and lasting for life.
The motor yacht Speejacks, once reported lost last fall, is secure in Moorea harbor Society Islands still making progress on its global voyage. Owner Mrs Albert Y Gowen of Chicago and skipper William J Lewis aboard. the vessel was towed 4 400 miles from Panama to the Paumotu group marking the longest tow in history by the steamship Eastern Queen.
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