The News Establishment 1839 Pariahed Daily Except Sundays
The paper bills itself as established 1839 and published every afternoon except Sunday by the Great Solteers PTG and Mfg Co. It lists subscription rates and pricing for single copies and mail orders, and notes entry in the Audit Bureau of Circulations. The issue is dated January 23.
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British Film Trade Row Faces Reciprocal Rules
Sir Stafford Cripps says the heavy American film presence in Britain harms domestic cinema. He notes Hollywood dominates with UK viewers, urges reciprocal distribution to balance markets and encourage British studios to produce more appealing content for American audiences.
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Ambitions Of Youth From A Veteran Observer
An elderly man recalls youths of his time chasing fun over work yet noting a shift toward ambition and diligence. He contrasts the ease of youth with the challenge of later earning a living and earning respect through skilled work.
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Strength For Today And Religion In Business Legend
A profile praises Robert G. LeTourneau as a tireless builder and devout Christian who directs most wealth to charity. It highlights his vast inventions and 24 hour work ethic, noting his faith guiding major donations and daily industry impact. The piece also recalls a birthday party for Catherine Met and lists attendees and gifts amidst varied community notices.
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Robert G. le Tourneau
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Georgia Ambition and Power Struggle Over Georgia Governor
Georgian political crisis unfolds as Governor-elect Thompsen faces competing claims from Talmadge and Arnall factions. Law and force collide as capstone events threaten capitol control while Supreme Court scrutiny looms over succession and legality in a tense postwar Georgia.
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Luf's Stuff Not a Prescription Warns Against Germs
A quirky notice urges caution about illness and staying healthy with practical tips. It humorously promotes defensive health habits, avoiding contagion, fresh air, and taking care when feeling unwell. No medical guidance is offered beyond general well being.
Fifty Years Ago Local Wems from the Colutirus Of The News
A 1807 column recounts a trap door incident at Me. Win L, Rady, a near miss for Assistant Postmaster Leste Gaver. It notes sales of three houses on West Patrick Street and a weatherboard lot on West Fifth Street, plus a flower sale that sparked a midnight disturbance and a street lightning show. It also mentions Mr. Untar Lawson Wige and a farmer aged about 65 near Mountain Mills.
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Twenty Years Ago Local items from The News Jan 23 1925
Twenty years ago local briefs recount fire damage on West Patrick Street Barbara Fritchie site and the Union of Me Reveelt for rebuilding. An overheated chimney caused a blaze endangering Cool Rateety and injuring Market ore ard Mies Cathers Ine Lesealleet in a separate auto crash near Filicat City.
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Today in History highlights births and events across decades
The column lists notable births such as Richard Alsop of Connecticut and Herbert Croly of New York, plus historic events including mail envelope folding advances, the Panama Railway opening, and early drone-like notes on nautical exploration. It blends biographical sketches with anniversaries and public notices from various years.
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Doctor Says and Medical Notes on Viral and Bacterial Diseases
The article discusses differences between viral and bacterial infections, noting viruses often cause more distant effects and attack cells, while bacteria infect more directly. It mentions vaccines as preventive and outlines treatment challenges, then answers a reader question about nerve pain in the shoulder attributed to possible infection or nerve disease, with a cautious medical explanation.
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Dorothy Dix on the limits of wifes domestic power
A Dorothy Dix discussion argues that wives increasingly seek control over their homes and hearts, yet many remain socially bound by tradition. The piece surveys marriage, independence, and the tension between personal happiness and a husband’s authority. It cites roles, envy, and the desire for glamour as factors shaping modern domestic life.
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General Marshall Stands As A Moral Force In World Leadership
Washington observers weigh General Marshall’s wartime leadership and his nonpolitical stance as he contemplates a future role. The piece praises his modesty, disinterested service, and the widening prestige that could shape postwar diplomacy and big conferences.
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Open she possessive woman ends in misery
The piece mocks a controlling woman who tries to run others lives choosing spouses and careers for them. It warns that such domination alienates others and robs everyone of happiness gained through sharing and mutual regard.
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Trivia and answers from a historic bridge tournament page
fragmented questions and answers cover bridge events and trivia including leaders, masters with profits, city water works, population density, territorial claims in Antarctica, and a national interline authority led by Maj Gen Hoyt and L Col Vandenberg with Ellsworth and Berd overlapping in the text
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Parkways PT A meeting highlights health program
A Parkway School PT A meeting Tuesday drew strong attendance from parents and teachers. Mrs Love Bye led, with remarks on the successful membership drive and a talk by Dr Leroy Pothergill on school health as a cooperative effort. He urged periodic exams and parent reports, and warned against progressive health instruction while stressing immunization to prevent epidemics.
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Valley school students protest transit plan disruption
About 25 Vale Simm students refused a bus option to walk daily to avoid a construction zone near the school. They vetoed a proposed route by Cumberland and Westernport Transit Co seeking permission to stop at a nearby area while work proceeded.
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Paradox Featured In Daily Word Study
A student note explains common misuses of words and teaches pronunciation. It highlights terms like transpire versus occur and subpoenas, and defines paradox as a statement that seems contradictory yet may be true, citing Shakespeare for context.
Gift etiquette for baby showers and birth announcements
After attending a baby shower for a friend, consider sending a second gift when you hear of the baby's birth. The piece notes a social expectation to acknowledge both events with a gesture, suggesting thoughtful timing and proportion in gift giving.
Shotgun Wedding and the Rise of National Defense Unification
Washington reports on the proposed merger of military services into a single National Defense structure. Analysts warn of ambiguous authority among Secretary roles and joints chiefs, while supporters argue Congress will resolve details and ensure unified command to deter future aggression.
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