Sunday Services At the First Christian Church
The First Christian Church announces Sunday school at 9 45 for all ages, morning service at 12 00, and an evening service at 7 00 with sermons on Gods Power and The Trickery of Satan. Young People Society meets at 7 15 led by the pastor with How Jesus Helped Sinners. A monthly sermon and service for children and youth begins Sept 14 at 11 A.M. Public invited. Marshall McCauley returns to Virginia Military Institute for his third year.
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God
Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised
A Wisconsin reader from Wyocena testifies that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound eased post partum misery and helped her regain strength after childbirth. The letter claims the remedy is a safe tonic for mothers before and after birth, suitable for nursing mothers.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Wisconsin
Lydia E
Toa Gerrsitz
Wyocena
Wis
Ford
Lydia E. T. Pere
Personal travel and visits in Winchester amid regional business
Dr. E. C. Yost journeys to Washington today. W. T. Moats apple buyer from Liverpool and friend of Shirley Carter stayed at Hotel George Washington. B. H. Hollomen of Ocean View in town on business. B. B. Frazier of Baltimore visiting Winchester. Joseph Dellinger of the National Fruit Product Co. in town on company business. J. B. Stump of Standard Oil stopped at George Washington Hotel en route from Baltimore. Edgar I Harmer and family en route to Caverns and Richmond. Mrs John W. Pease returned to Wardensville after visiting Hamburg New Jersey. W. H. Warden of Wardensville returns from New York.
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W. T. Moats
Liverpool
Eng
George Washington
Moats
Shirley Carter
B. H. Hollomen
Ocean View
Virginia
Joseph Dellinger
Washington
The
National Fruit Product Co
J. B. Stump
Standard of Company
George Washington Hotel
Baltimore
Edgar I., Harmer
Paul Harmer
Howard Harmer
C. F. Small
Shinston
W. Va
Shenandoah Valley
Richmond
Death Claims Mrs Henson Resident of Middletown
Mrs Mary Isabell Henson widow of John H Henson died at 11 30 p m August 2 at her son Grover Henson s Middletown home after a five week illness She was 79 7 14 and survived by nine children including Mamie Clevenger Docie Henson Mary Sibert Emma Keeler and six more sons plus 37 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren Funeral was held at the home on Wednesday evening at 7 local time.
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Mary Isabell. Henson
John H.henson
Grover Henson
Middletown
Henson
Mamie Clevenger
Riverton
Docie Henson
Mary Sibert
Emma_ Keeler
Stephens City
Joseph
Front Royal
Charles and
Grover
William
John Henson
Roanoke
Virginia farmers oppose proposed child labor amendment
Virginia farmers rally against ratification of the federal constitution child labor amendment. Highland county led the move with mass meetings urging counties to join. In Rockingham 500 farmers at a farm bureau picnic praised opposition as Judge G B Cassell warned of federal enforcement if adopted.
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R. L. C. Barret
Virginia
Highland County
Richmond
Rockingham
Farm Bureau
G. B. Cassell
Salem
United States
Obituary: Mrs. Keeler Remembered by Family and Grandsons
The late Mrs. Keeler was laid to rest with the Rev. Mr. Fringer officiating. Pallbearers included six grandsons Wilbur Keeler Bart Edgar Aston Walter and Roman Henson. Family thanks friends for support during illness and death and for the flowers.
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Mr. Fringer
Wilbur Keeler
Bart Edgar
Aston Walter
Romanus Henson
McAdoo Brother Joins La Follette-Wheeler Forces
Malcolm McAdoo, William G. McAdoo's brother, was named treasurer of the La Follette-Wheeler state committee by unanimous vote. He said he supports a progressive movement and denies bolting the Democratic party after his brother's nomination defeat.
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Associated Press
New York
William G. McAdoo
Malcolm
la Follette-Wheeler
State Committee
La _ Follette-Wheeler
Mr. McAdoo
Prince Stays Out All Night Again
SYOSSET N Y Sept 4 The Prince of Wales spent another night out his third in a row He returned to his James A Burden estate holiday home after five this morning and slept till noon State troopers at the Burden gates asked motorists to use a back drive Accessibility to the grounds was limited He later played pole at the club then joined a small house party at Sand Point with Lord Mountbatten and Sir Cosden before returning home at daylight
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Associated Press
Syosset
N. Y
Prince of Wales
James A. Burden
Burden
Piping Rock Country Club
Lord Ouis Mountbatten
Lady Mountbatten
Lord
Milford Haven
J. S. Cosden
Sand Point
Dawes May Go To Pacific Coast
Charles G. Dawes, candidate for vice president, may extend his speaking team to the Pacific coast, said William M. Butler, chairman of the Republican National Committee. Butler noted President Coolidge would travel for speeches only occasionally despite rising demand.
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Associated Press
New York
Charles G. Dawes
Pacific Coast
William M. Butler
Republican National Committee
Butler
Coolidge
White House
Hurricane Devastates Virgin Islands Killing Dozens
Reports from St. John’s and a neighboring British island detail a deadly hurricane last Thursday night with six fatalities on St. John’s and eighty on the nearby island. St. Thomas escaped loss of life though property damage was heavy. Additionally, Miss Thelma Peffer and Miss Leota Calvert of Strasburg were guests at Mrs. Allen Gray’s home during the Neworth League Convention at Brad dock Street Church.
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Associated Press
ST. Thomas
Virgin Islands
St. John's
British Island
Thelma Peffer
Leota Calvert
Strasburg
Allen Gray
National Avenue
Neworth League
Braddock Street Church
Mayrs' Blow Causes Death Of Charles Holman
Baltimore boxer Charles Holman died at a hospital from brain hemorrhage after a bout with Lew Mayrs. Mayrs was arrested. Holman, twenty, was knocked through the ropes in the tenth round and collapsed in the final round as blows rained down. His wife at ringside signaled the end by throwing a towel.
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Baltimore
Charles Holman
Lew Mayrs
Mayrs
Holman
Winchester Lumber Company reports strong August production
Winchester Lumber Company released its August production and sales figures. It moved 1 305 902 feet of lumber plus 5 573 cross ties and 69 cords of bark across 134 full cars, with shipments to Winchester and beyond totaling 714 139 feet of rough lumber in 63 cars and 714 139 feet of rough flooring in 7 cars plus 151 781 feet of flooring in 7 cars and 5 573 ties in 20 cars and 69 cords of bark in 6 cars. A further 440 000 feet of lumber were yarded at Gore for flooring. President W B Cornwell expects continued volume barring extreme weather and notes a private stockholder briefing will follow for total sales figures. The company recently secured a contract for 3 000 feet of rough oak lumber to be delivered in ninety days.
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Winchester
W. B. Cornwell
Gore
Cornwell
Thes
Winchester Lumber Company
Winchester and Western
Protective Cordon To Encircle Shanghai Settlement
Washington reports a protective cordon around the Shanghai foreign settlement may be formed by Shanghai volunteer corps and American British Japanese and French sailors to bar armed Chinese forces. Consul General Cunningham said no firm arrangements were made. Dispatch notes sailors landed in Shanghai though not confirmed.
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Associated Press
Washington
Shanghai
Herrin Garage Owner Charged With Murder
Herrin, US Sept 4 John Smith Herrin's garage owner was charged by a coroner's jury with killing Chester Reid in a shooting affray last Saturday in which five others were killed. The jury recommended that he be held to the grand jury and a warrant charging murder was issued. Smith was the only survivor of the fracas.
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Associated Press
Herrin
John Smith
Chester Reid
Smith
Shattering the Seaplane Record Tests Hit 197.6 MPH
Philadelphia reports Lieut. George Cuddihy pushed a seaplane to 197.6 miles per hour in tests over the Delaware River, part of preparations for the Schneider trophy defense in Baltimore next month. The date is September 4, and the Associated Press notes the prior record of 1190 mph set by Lieut. Ralph A. Ofstie.
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Philadelphia
Ralph A. Ofstie
United States Navy
Delaware River
George Cuddihy
Navy
Baltimore
American Wool Co. Omits Common Stock Dividend
In New York on September 4, directors of the American Wool Company omitted the regular quarterly dividend of 1 percent on common stock due now. The 1 percent dividend on preferred stock was declared.
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Associated Press
New York
American Wool Company
Peet Rer Deep Ad Detected Tip
An OCR fragment notes a thrift advertisement reading IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE. The garbled text appears in a page segment with minimal readable context and no clear event or entities.
Chang Promises To Thresh Peking
Shanghai dispatch says Chang Tso ting military governor of Manchuria warns the Peking government it must stop its attack on General Lu Yung Hsiang or he will mediate by force. The ultimatum was reported by a Japanese news agency.
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Associated Press
Shanghai
Chang Tso- Tin
Manchuria
Peking
Lu Yung-Hsiang
Chang
Martinsburg Pastor Recovers After Throat Operation
Rev. Roy F. Schmucker formerly of Winchester and now pastor of Winchester Avenue Christian Church Martinsburg West Virginia is rapidly recovering from a recent throat operation. Friends in Winchester will be glad to hear the operation was successful and indications point to an early complete recovery.
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Roy. F. Schmucker
Winchester
Winchester Avenue Christian Church
Martinsburg
W. Va
Schmucker
Winchester Rural Charge Rev 8 R Ludwig Pastor
The notice shows Winchester Rural Charge with Rev. R. Ludwig as pastor. Sunday schedule lists sunrise services, Sunday school at 10 a m and public worship at 11 a m. An additional Mt Pheasantt Sunday school is planned for 2 p m.
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R. Ludwig
Mt. Pheasantt
Shiloh Tent Meeting Set To Begin This Thursday Evening
The annual tent meeting will begin Thursday night the 11th and run for three weeks. Evangelist W C C Long of Stone Md will lead services each night. Everyone is welcome. C H Anderson, pastor.
Un States eee special Government Charles K. Davis
Fragmented OCR text mentions Moore and Davis with Morton, a daughter, and a weekend plan, but details are unclear and names are partly garbled.
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Eee
Charles K. Davis
Morton
Db. C
Marion Art
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Christian Church
Marshall McCauley
Virginia Military Institute
E.C. Yost
B. B. Frazier
John. W. Peasé
Wardensville
Hamburg
N. J
W. H. Warden
Brook’s Pharmacy
East Piccadilly Street
the City
W.C. Plundeke Co
Bis Apple Supplies
Coils Robinson
Ae A Ey 1 Corp
Lambeth-Woodrum
Woodrum
Carter Gibbs
Louisiana
North Carolina
Richmond News Leader
McAdoo
la Follette
Prince
J. C. Penney Company
American Wool Co
Winchester Rural Charge
Pleasant Valley
M. Christian Endeavor
J. A. Kernis
Louisa
Frances
Jilliel
Virginia Simpna
W Whisson
South Street
Shiloh
Merying
Failles
Bank
Canton
Charming Fall
Emmert’s
Moling & Seal
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