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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1921
Page
6
A vivid underwater drama explores a mystery hidden since time began with a love narrative and a hunt for sunken treasure. Ralph leads a fine cast in this six reel entertainment praised as an education and spectacle.
A vivid film description follows Wet Gold as it races along the Atlantic coast, ferries adventurers to a tropical island, and dives to the sea floor in search of untold treasures. Admission prices listed as 10, 15, and aah.
Testimonies from Mrs A Keller of Afton Tennessee and Mrs Mary Lister of Adrian Michigan praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for easing Change of Life symptoms. They describe relief from nervous spells hot flashes and dizziness after using the product and encourage others to try it. The ad notes the medicine as a natural restorative and offers a free text-book from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. Lynn Massachusetts.
Fragmentary text mentions naval bombing tests and air service turnover with unclear details. No clear event, people, or organizations can be reliably identified from the readable portion.
The president arrived at Glen Cove aboard a yacht and was greeted by large crowds. He planned a golf outing at Pipifie Ratik and a yachting trip in Long Island Sound, with return to the city not expected until tomorrow.
A fortune teller warns of a dark lady visiting, while a patron jokes about a new cook at the intelligence office and a remark about prominence being gained by a small thing. The exchange blends prophecy with office gossip and social observation.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Shull and Little Mrs Catherine Huffman of Washington suffered severe injuries in an automobile crash on National Avenue. Mrs Huffman has returned home, while Mrs Shuller remains with injuries. Lewis Huffman, the driver, reported pain and a broken shoulder blade. several from the motor party were killed nearby days earlier on a sharp road curve with a passing vehicle.
Italian native Mr Rogero married Miss Nellie Virginia Cleveland daughter of Mr and Mrs Cleveland at the bride’s home on South Kent Street. Rev Clarence Woods of Centenary Reformed Church officiated in a small gathering. The couple planned to move to Washington after the ceremony.
Miss Margaret Lacy daughter of Rev Dr and Mrs J H Lacy has joined Belle Haven College in Mississippi. A Randolph Macon Woman's College graduate from Lynchburg Virginia she will teach mathematics this year on the Mississippi campus.
Mrs Jones died in Pittsburgh while visiting her sons at their home. The death came as a shock to relatives here as her father, John, recently suffered paralytic illness. The funeral was held a month later in White Post with interment in that city.
Clergymen and lay delegates of the United Brethren Church depart for Dayton Virginia for the Virginia annual conference starting at 9 tomorrow morning. Bishop William M Bell of Harrisburg will preside. The Winchester church’s Rev George W Stover closes his ninth year and awaits appointment decisions. William L Boston serves as lay delegate from the local church. Virginia conference covers parts of Virginia West Virginia and Maryland. There are 63 preachers in the conference with some serving five churches.
Mr and Mrs Frank B Crawford and their young daughter returned from Linden Warren county Va where they spent the summer at a country place providing a brief update on pleasant family retreat and homecoming.
Two carrier pigeon coops owned by W. E. Dismer of Washington were liberated last Sunday morning by W. E. Grim of the Americana Railway Express Company. The racers are noted for excellent records.
Mrs Hunter Moss and her young daughter left this morning for at home in Parkersburg West Virginia where they are visiting Miss Minnie Baker.
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