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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1924
Page
2
Refuge notes report residents visiting relatives in Washington and Cheyahs a Mire, hospital trips for Rev. W B and Rev J C S Myers, and varias social visits. High View School reopens October 6 with Miss Marie Crouse as principal and Miss Gladys Cougill as assistant.
Mount Pleasant Virginia notes list residents calling on neighbors and visiting. Entries mention Clint Barr visiting Tom Willis Glenna White LeRoy White Beathie Snapp Asa Racey John Perry Perry Perry Ben White Glenna Lamp Louise Smith and others with brief Sunday and Tuesday social visits. The column records local greetings and everyday neighborly activity.
An advertisement proclaims Blondex, a shampoo method that prevents darkening and restores faded blonde hair to a golden, fluffy, silky condition. It emphasizes no dye, no harmful chemicals, and offers a money back guarantee, with dealers listed.
Reliance Va September notes list visits and movements of local residents. Obaugh of ugton visits son Rev W B Obaugh. G B Cooley to Princeton Theological Seminary. Rev and Mrs Myers visit son-in-law and daughter in Richmond. Mrs D H McAllister of Rollo weekend guest. Miss Vivian Derflinger returns from New York. Willey family spent Sunday with Tobe Wiley near Strasburg. Reliance graded school opened September 17 with good enrollment. teaching corps includes Miss Norris Robinson and Miss Menifee. Mamie Legg of Middletown visits Mildred Cooley. Elizabeth and Cornelia Carroll of Front Royal visit Mrs R R Stickley.
Arlington Republican chairman Joseph Crupper predicted a large Virginia vote for President Coolidge. He was among several political pilgrims delivering optimistic forecasts to the president in Washington.
In New York on September 23 John W. Davis, the Presidential nominee, refuses to retract remarks accusing corrupt and impotent public officials and their associates, replying to Harry M. Daugherty in a letter. Davis reiterates that real enemies of the constitution are not reds or Bolshevists.
In a sharp editorial, the Democratic nominee accuses former Attorney General Harry M. Daugherty of deceiving the public. He condemns the defense of alleged corruption as a betrayal of official trust and questions the sincerity of Daugherty and his brother in testimony before the Senate committee.
Gaston B. Means a former Department of Justice agent and key witness for the Wheeler Senate committee said tonight he would have more to say following his latest testimony and remarks in North Carolina context.
American Charge d Affaires in Peking warns of possible danger to Americans in Shanghai as provincial rivals contend for control. Secretary Hughes reports cables. ships from the United States Britain Japan and France are stationed to guard the city as tensions rise.
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