Gypsy Girl Consuelo's Bold New York Debut
Consuelo a beautiful gypsy girl torn between marriage to Marcu and a dream of stardom heads to New York with Stewart Blackmire and the Follies. She endures backstage glamour and jealousy as she longs for authenticity and a quiet grove away from the glare of publicity.
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Consuelo
Marcu
Anica
Girtea
New York
Stewart Blackmire
Doug
Bill
Stewart
Louise
Louise L'Ville
L’ville
Dalstrom
Goldberg
Ann
Louise la Ville
Marble Palace
Advertising rates and memorial notices for publication
Classified ads priced at 2 cents per word with minimum 25 cents. memorials 1.50 for four stanzas. cards of thanks 75 cents. Display ads border enclosed must reach office by 10 AM on publication day. Transient 42 cents per inch. contract rates available. National reps Devine Tenney Corp in several cities.
Newswire Rights Statement
The text states that the Associated Press holds exclusive rights to republish AP dispatches and local news published in this paper. It clarifies copyright ownership for both credited and locally produced material.
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Associated Press
Impotent Man Psalm Reflection Quoted Verse
A battered quotation from Psalm 56:11 opens with the line In God have I put my trust and expresses resolve against fear of human actions. The brief text centers on faith and courage in a perilous context.
Better Housing Campaign Promotes Film Showing in Winchester
A Winchester film event ties Broadway stars to the Better Housing Campaign with a $158,000 promised renovation program. The George Washington Hotel screening showcases consumer and contractor collaboration to spur building trades work and local industry. Johns Manville funds the film, aiding the campaign’s push toward real construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Winchester
George Washington Hotel
Johns Manville
Arthur Field
Better Housing Committee
Better Housing
Opposition Small in Clifton Forge Review
The Clifton Forge Review notes the vote against the works re Hef bil in the United States was smaller than expected. Sixteen Senators voted against it, including vay and Byrd, leaving a 90-member Senate to debate for nearly two months. Lea- Glass and Byrd face criticism for not approving the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton Forge
United States
Vay
Byrd
Con
Lea- Glass
Origins of April Fools Day and notable figures in history
The text outlines questions and answers on the origins of April Fools Day likely from France around 1541, the evangelist Billy Sunday, and President William Howard Taft being the first buried in Arlington National Cemetery with burial on March 11, 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
William Ashley
Billy
National Cemetery
Arlington
William Howard Taft
Two Virginia Senators Defend Votes on Works Relief Bill
The piece argues that despite public scrutiny the two Virginia Senators Glass and Byrd should be commended for standing against pressure to pass the works relief bill. It notes the five billion dollar expenditure and questions future outcomes, but expresses support for the lawmakers' votes last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Messrs Glass
Byrd
Will Rogers in David Harum at Palace Theatre
One year ago Will Rogers appeared in David Harum at the Palace Theatre drawing a large audience for the Handley auditorium production. The administrator Hopkins says Do. W. A. is a success as $1,000,000,000 is spent in work. Firemen parade opens Apple Blossom Festival first night. Bishop Paul Kern visits relatives.
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Will Rogers
David Harum
Palace Theatre
Handley Auditorium
Do. W. A
Hopkins
Paul Kern
Five Years Ago Census Start and Local Notes
Five years ago the decennial census began April 2. Vera C. MacMillan night chief telephone operator here received the Vail medal for notable public service. City Democratic primary expected a large vote for six councilmanic candidates. Dr. John G. Nelson 57 brother of Rev R B Nelson here dies in Richmond. Sixteen girls served as princesses for the festival.
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Vera C. MacMillan
Vail
John G. Nelson
R. B. Nelson
Richmond
Obituaries Arrive From Virginia Towns And Columbia
Twenty five years ago Mrs Martha Virginia Shryock widow of Col Charles E Shryock dies in Stephens City Virginia Also reported US Senator potential replacement Thomas Fort une Ryan named by New York paper for possible vacancy Governor Mann may appoint In another note Mrs Elizabeth Ann Lauck 90 of Harrigonburg dies Oscar Barr 74 retired merchant dies of paralysis Col James H Morrison noted as a Virginia educator dies in Luray
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Martha Virginia Shryock
Charles E. Shryock
Stephens City
New York
Mann
Thomas Fortune Ryan
United States
Daniel
Elizabeth Ann Lauck
Harrigonburg
Oscar Barr
James H. Morrison
Virginia
Luray
John Brown Memorial Park Protest Spreads Across Chapters
Hedgesville Chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy adopted a formal protest against the proposed John Brown park at Harpers Ferry in Jefferson County. The protest will be sent to Representative Jennings Randolph, author of the bill, as a supplement to individual letters. Fredericksburg Virginia chapter also opposes the project, with a spirited meeting and vote reported.
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John Brown
Harpers Ferry
Jefferson County
Hedgesville
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Jennings Randolph
Fredericksburg
Rainfall Summary from Winchester Research Laboratory
Present and past rainfall data show 24 hours ending 8 a.m. with March to date at 2.82 inches and year to date at 6.32 inches. Average monthly rainfall across 22 years totals 34.61 inches, with January 2.35, February 1.94, March 2.81, April 3.16, May 3.88, June 3.60, July 3.39, August 3.35, September 2.43, October 2.90, November 2.51, and December 2.30 inches.
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Winchester Research Laboratory
Defer Naming a Garden Director For This City
Local directors for the 1935 subsistence garden program have been announced for most sub-divisions, but no appointments yet for Frederick, Rappahannock, Page counties, or the city of Winchester. In Front Royal area, Mrs. Althea Bauserman for Shenandoah county and Mrs. Elizabeth Hawley for Warren county have been named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Emergency Relief Administration
W. L. Myers
Frederick
Rappahannock
Page
Winchester
Front Royal
Althea Bauserman
Maurers Town
Shenandoah County
Elizabeth Hawley
Happy Creek
Warren County
Spa dille and creatures used in Corsican prophesy tale
The text describes an ace of spades called Spa dille used in games of ombre and quadrille. It mentions an alleged concoction with two adders twenty four spiders seven toads and a lambs heart claimed to aid a Corsican witch in foreseeing Napoleon's career.
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Napoleon
Pearson’s Weekly
Festival of Mart us Honors Ancient Roman Garrison
In Aix en Provence France a historic festival marks a victory linked to the first Roman garrison in Gaul. A procession on April 24 from Bauven to Monte Sainte Victoire lights a bonfire honoring Mars. The event dates back to Roman times and remains among the oldest celebrations.
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Aix En Province
France
Gaul
Monte Sainte Victoire
Marius
Bauvenargues
Martus
Court Orders Reference in Virginia Lines Yeakley Estates
Decree in Winchester Virginia alters estate matters for Virginia H Lines and Maggie A Yeakley. Commissioners must report on heirs, property, taxes, and executor accounts with notices to creditors and interested parties. Affected parties are summoned to attend hearings in Winchester on April 22, 1935, with continuation dates as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Hottes
Corporation Court of
City of
Winchester
Virginia H. Lines
Loudoun Street
J. W. Baker
Mary C. Rhyan
Maggie A. Yeakley
M. M. Lynch
Massie A. Yeakley
Mountain View Cream Station Advertisement
A 1921 notice advertises Mountain View Cream Station in Winchester Virginia. It lists De Laval Separator and oil products and promotes wholesalers of “Table Queen” Butter with prompt daily service and Saturday hours. Manager C M Russell oversees operations.
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N. Kent 8&T
Winchester
Ng Feo
de Laval
Mountain View
C. M. Russell
Mgr
Public sale of valuable realty in Winchester Virginia
Special commissioners announce a public sale of the Union Bank of Winchester v Marion Anderson et al decree. The property at west Cameron street is offered April 25 1935 with one third cash and two later annual payments secured by deed of trust and a building insurance policy.
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Corporation Court
City of
Winchester
Virginia
Union Bank of Winchester
Marion Anderson
Als
Geteteen
Cameron Street
Anderson
Virginia B. Kremer
Rose E. Roebuck
R. R. Roebuck
B. P. Harrison
T. Russell Cather
Herbert
Larrick
Dunn & Duvall
M. Smith
Corporation Court of City of Winchester
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R. J. Scott
Ade
House OF Lords
England
Iegan I
Ganges
India
CentrAl Press Association, Inc
S—— McDonald Feader
Marco
Glitza
Mr. Blackmire
Evening Star
de Pomona
Theeekly News
Devine - Tenney Corp
Chicago
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Des Moines
Atlanta
Christ
Little Brown
H. F. Baetjer
Johns Hopkins Hospital
George Stottler
Baltimore Methodist Conference
Girls’ Athletic Association
Woman's Auxiliary of
The
Presbyterian Church
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Hitkopge All-Bran
Baker
Baker’s Drug Store
Westinghouse Automatic
Northern Virginia Power CO
John S. Miller & Company
Sherwin-Williams Paints
M. M. Lynch, P. Q
Victor
Acme
Maehical
ATP
Trip
Washington
Baltimore & Ohio
Ncameron
Winchester, VA
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