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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1933
Page
2
A fragment discusses applying Christianity in its highest form as a template for worship and rest on a day of worship. It notes the tradition of observing a day of rest and contemplation within Christian practice.
The Moundsville Journal quotes Senator Thomas arguing inflation shifts about $200 billion from one class to another, aiming to restore house and railroad values by transferring wealth from creditors to debtors. The piece questions method and outcome while acknowledging possible merit and risks. It contrasts deflation losses with potential gains from inflation and cautions on untested methods.
Beckley launches another professional season this week with the Charleston Senators facing the Black Knights at R. M. I. park on Thursday night. The opener aims to draw fans as Beckley bets on a strong roster and affordable pricing, with Dr. J. M. McCulloch overseeing management. The league shifts westward and the town, though small, expects a solid showing.
Senator Luther FR Jones argues prohibition failed to curb appetites or crime. Laws cannot make people good he says, citing illegal liquor thriving, racketeering and bribed testimony. He urges repeal and a return to Christ’s teachings over force. Coal Valley News excerpt.
A collage of observations and quotations by Alphonso arguing reform critics and openness. Vivid snippets critique reform, law, medicine, and social norms, interspersed with local notices of visits and movements among Beckley and nearby towns. The piece blends opinion with community updates.
Clifton Forge Review argues Bishop Cannon, once influential in prohibition battles, should remain in the background as an advisor rather than as a public advocate. The paper contends his recent public platform appearance against John Barleycorn diminishes his standing and questions his current influence.
Steve Lowatchie Thursday visits Roanoke Virginia as Mrs. Brodie stays with the Thorton and Prince families. Lonnie Thorton and son Dickie join Dr. and Mrs. Chambers at Whitesville for Sunday guests and Curtis family gathering at Sophia.
Alice Judson Peale argues physical punishment is only momentarily effective and soon fails. It risks creating chronic inner anxiety, guilt, resentment, and damaged self-worth, undermining the child’s feelings towards parents and impairing character development.
Judge J W Eary issued a contempt rule against Lmery Kincaid last week. Kincaid must appear May 5. Report says Kincaid spoke to various people during court recesses at noon and in the evenings in and near Fayette County, despite orders not to discuss the case.
New York April 29 Hollywood producer Fanchon Roger draws job seeker crowds to a Times Square office as she expands her distribution network while running a studio in Hollywood. She, with husband Jack Gallagher, lives on a farm and manages four children, a demanding schedule, and strict money checks. Roger rose from Des Moines to Hollywood at 16, edited trade papers, served as press agent and independent producer, and now anchors production focused operations beyond male peers.
A group hunts a killer and a missing token amid a fatal plot at a French hotel. Suspects include Jim Sunc dean, David Lorn, and Sun- Sean, as they seek evidence to prove a claim to a share of a fortune. A porter finally offers what he knows.
The narrator recounts a staged confession by Marcel with three key points while a murder unfolds. A shot rings out from an elevator. the narrator is wounded and nearly accused, as police search the hotel for the killer. Sue attends the wounded, and Lorn vows to clear the narrator as more clues emerge. The scene ends with questions about Marcel and Sue’s danger and the next move.
Rev J H Barton conducts revival at Shady Springs Oakvale with visitors from Beckley and nearby towns. Local residents Mr and Mrs rank Meador and son Marvnel shopped in Beckley. Mrs Vella Farrow and Clara visited Mrs Sade Simmons. Several residents, including Buck Hellems and Dr F A Couch, were seen in town for various errands and visits.
Officials of the C. P. tele phone company announce that common battery telephone service will be installed in Montgomery Wis summer, replacing the old spe instruments that required cranking to reach the central office.
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