Winchester Children Praise Police On Rainy Day Rescue
Mrs. Jean Hill and her children Patty Pershing Hill sought Handley School during a downpour. Police found the crying child and returned her home while the boy, with a big black umbrella, stayed with her until they reunited. The Hills recently moved from Akron, Ohio to Winchester and will settle with the Vance family.
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Winchester Coppers
Jean Hill
South Kent Street
Patty
Pershing
Ting
Hill
Winchester
Akron
Ohio
Vance
Winds shift to northeast and gale force by Friday
Weather outlook for Chesapeake Bay and coastal areas warns of moderate shifting winds increasing to strong northeast Friday. From Sandy Hook to Cape Hatteras winds rise, with southeast flow in the south, reaching gale force late tonight and turning northwest by Friday. Overcast conditions with rain tonight and Friday.
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Chesapeake Bay
Potomac River
Sandy Hook
Cape Hatteras
North Portion
South Portion
Miss Indiana Crown Awarded In Michigan City Pageant
Victoria Vintilla, 19, of East Chicago wins Miss Indiana in a state contest at Michigan City. She will preside over the second annual Indiana Dunes Water Sports Carnival there.
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Victoria Vintilla
East Chicago
Indiana
Michigan City
Twenty six Apply To Enforce Law
There are 26 aspirants for positions on the Police Department. Officers will be elected at a special meeting of Common Council next Tuesday evening. Two people applied for janitor of the city hall and two seek inspector of meat and milk. No competition appears for other offices filled by Common Council action.
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Common Council
New Zealand’s Tattooed Tribe and the Stamp Story
A 1919 stamp from New Zealand highlights a half savage native tribe once famed for elite physical specimens and elaborate tattoos. The note contrasts civ ilization with dwindling numbers and traces how stamps reveal broad human diversity from illustrious figures to distant tribes.
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New Zealand
Public sale at Boyce Virginia administrator's auction
An administrator of J. P. Diffenderfer dec d offers at public auction in Boyce VA on Saturday Sept 7 1935 at 1 P M broad property including two cows three tons of hay furniture items tools guns bees and honey and other goods. Cash terms. John S Yowell Admr Coleman Dunn Auctioneer.
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J. P. Diffenderfer
Guernsey
Jersey
Morris
John S. Yowell
Admr
Coleman Dunn
Sunshine Coal
Maryland
West Virginia
Consumers’ Coal CO
Cork St
Doan's Pills Promise Kidney Tube Flush
Medical authorities note the kidneys contain about 15 miles of tiny tubes and urge flushing when urine flow is weak. Symptoms include backache, leg pains, loss of energy, night waking and swelling. Doan's Pills are advertised as providing relief and flushing these tubes.
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Doan
Medic Seeks Explanation Of Anatomical Freaks
Dr LOCAN CLENDENING discusses medical oddities seen at a fair Ripley's style exhibit. He cites Alfred Langevin's eye tricks with eye cups, cigarette holder and inhaled smoke, plus a lacrimal duct explanation. He highlights Annie Hayes who can push abdominal organs into his chest and dislocate collar bones, noting muscle training and cartilage as his reasoning.
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Locan Clendening
M. D
Alfred Langevin
Montreal
Canada
Langevin
Annie Hayes
Mr. Hayes
World News At A Glance Headlines
Miami reports 164 aboard and 143 rescued as ships standby for more. Death toll could reach 1,000 amid the Hurricane’s strike on Matecumbe Key. Roosevelt directs aides to supervise Florida relief. In London a holiday passenger count falls after a collision near Portugal. Labor plans action on Italo Ethiopian conflict. Selassie OKs Pope as peacemaker if League fails. Baldwin convenes a war cabinet in London.
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Miami
Fla
Matecumbe Key
Addis Ababa
Emperor Selassie
Pope Pius
League of Nations
London
Stanley Baldwin
Ancient peoples flourished near Nineveh in 4000 B C
The Philadelphia Record notes that at mound lope Gawra near Nineveh people flourished about 4000 B C while Greeks lived in Stone Age caves and the Americas were inhabited by prehistoric peoples. It states pyramids would be built by Egyptians 800 years later.
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Capitol
Edgar Wallace
Alexander Korda
Sat. W. C. Fields
Paul Robeson
Leslie Banks
Mina Mae McKinney
Gable - Harlow - Beery
China Seas
Shenandoah Electric Appliance Co
Loudoun Street
Gray & Sheetz
N. Main St
Rhodes Drug Company
Farmers & Merchants National Bank & Trust Co
Member
Federal Reserve System
Hill Kiddies
Kent Street
Hans
Boyce
Dr. Clendening
World News
Hyde Park
N. Y
Roosevelt
Florida
Dork
Formingay
Portugal
Geneva
L. Brumback
Winchester Seed CO
Clarke County Farmers Assti
Boycee
Long’s Feed Store
Middletown
Ernest L. Alger
Millwood
Clarke Milling Co
Berryville
Swift & Co
Lal
Will Rogers
Bill Cody
Ken Maynard
Hable
Spencer Tracy Claire Trevor Heney
B. Walthall
Alan Dinehart
Soum Wuptzel
Harry Lachman
WNT
Poline
Bond Brothers
N. Cameron St
TIME
Hamman’s Dollar Store
J. W. Arthur
General Insurance
Rouss
Avenue
Hansbrough & Carter
P. O
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