Great Leaders and Teachers Urged to Shape Education
Dr. Knight urges strong leadership and exemplary teaching to lift American education amid unsettled times. He warns against крат criticism from elites, calls for teachers with solid conviction, and notes how true teaching comes from inner strength and broad human aims.
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Knight
Epictetus
Spotswood Garden Club prep for annual flower show
Garden club members gather at Main Street School before 9 30 this morning to stage the annual flower show tomorrow from 3 to 9 p m. Mrs J L Wright urges full attendance as work to ready school corridors is outlined with exhibits due by 12 o clock tomorrow. Non club exhibits are encouraged.
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Spotswood Garden Club
Main Street
J. L. Wright
Don’t Trifle With Common Constipation
Public health advisory touts All-Bran as a remedy for constipation. It claims bran’s bulk and vitamin B aid digestion, with two servings daily normally enough, and advises consulting a doctor for serious cases. Kellogg’s product is promoted as a safer alternative to patent medicines.
Local Social News Hits Dayton and Baltimore Visits
ISPERSONALS Mrs I B Bowers and family left yesterday for Dayton Ohio to visit relatives. Miss Gucille McGlaughlin a Harrisonburg teacher entered summer school at Columbia University New York. Miss Elizabeth Mahool of Baltimore visits her brother Mr John B Mahool and sister in law. Mrs J E Crumbacker Jr and young Bobby visit uncle Grover Carpenter Weyers Cave after Weyers Cave High School commencement where sister Kathryn Carpenter graduates. Ruth Carpenter of Rockingham County by marriage.
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Harrisonburg
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Baltimore
John B. Mahool
J. E. Crumbacker
Bobby
Baltimore and Faston
Grover C. Carpenter
Weyers Cave
Crumbacker
Weyers Cave High School
Kathryn Carpenter
Ruth Carpenter
Rockingham County
Rotarians hear about Zebedee Marshall conservat'n crims dies
The article reports on Capt D. E Morrison discussing Cuban Conservation Corps camps near Fulks Run in Shenandoah and John W. McNair outlining plans for five camps in the Shenandoah area. It notes Roosevelt program aims to employ youths, protect forests, and mentions logistics, clothing shortages, and six month camp terms. Funeral notice for Zebedee Marshall, Greene county farmer, follows.
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Cuban Conservation Corps
Fulks Run
John W. McNair
George Washington National Forest
Shenandoan
Morrison
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West
Minnick Heads Rockingham Ministers Association
The Rev. Malcolm L. Minnick elected president of the Rockingham Minister's Association at the summer meeting in Harrisonburg Court House Assembly Hall. He succeeds Dr. G. G. Martin with Rev. Scott C. Hutton as vice president and Rev. B. J. Earp reelect ed secretary. An adjournment set for September at the Presbyterian Church. Two resolutions favored Sunday evening services and Week Day Schools of Religious Education.
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Muhlenberg
Presbyterian Church
Harrisonburg Union
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Reformed
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Martin
C A Mason
Salvation Army
BE. B. Jackson
S. Tandy
Walter Williams
Mr. Mason
E. Lee Shaffer
Shenandoah
Williams
Virginia employment shows improvement in May report
Richmond June 6 Virginia's employment picture improved in May according to Frank P Evans state industrial commission statistician. The improvement is based on industrial accident statistics for May released today.
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Richmond
Virginia
Frank P. Evans
State Industrial Commission Statistician
Evans
Suspected Gold Hoarders Targeted by Roosevelt Order
Washington June 5 Attorney General Cummings says he has sent over 1,000 names of suspected gold hoarders to federal investigators to enforce President Roosevelt's order that all gold or gold certificates above $100 be returned to the treasury. He denounces holdouts as recalcitrant citizens not doing their full duty.
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Roosevelt
Falk
Washington
Cummings
Bureau of Investigation
Treasury
Natex aids police detective compares relief from stomach and rheumatic pain
Detective Geo F Kemp of Reading Pennsylvania credits Natex with dramatic relief from stomach indigestion rheumatism and backaches after two bottles. He notes the treatment let him eat heartily without stomach trouble and praises Natex as providing more real medicine than ordinary tonics. The ad promotes free samples and a 10 cent offer from The Natex Co. Inc. and lists local availability at Hostetter's Cut Rate Drug Store.
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Reed St
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Natex
Nate
Containa
Natex Co., Inc
Saratoga St
Baltimore
Hostetter
CUT Rate Drug Store
Main and Water Sts
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