Newspaper Classifieds Promotion Terms
Consolidated publication policy from The Morning News The Weekly News The Weekly Times The Weekly Mirror. Associated Press rights stated for re publication. Subscriptions offered: one month, three months, six months and one year in advance with varying prices.
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Morning News
Weekly News
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Christ for All, All for Christ Religious Chant
Fragmentary religious text echoes a hymn or sermon noting Christ as keeper and guidance. Repeated lines reference scripture from Psalm 119 and Psalm 121, with phrases about walking in the path and divine protection. The text blends biblical quotation with chant-like refrain.
New Liver Extract Advance Mar 1930 Prize Highlights Doctor Murphy
December 1930 report on liver extract therapy for pernicious anemia and diabetes notes Dr. Murphy building on Minot and Banting Best work. New method uses high concentrates, easy administration, fewer injections, reduced hospitalization, and lower costs, promising to eradicate pernicious anemia. Ecclesiasticus blessing doctors cited.
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New York Times
Popu Science Monthly
George H. Leinot
Ricer
Banting
Best
Murphy
Minot
Journal of the American Medical Association
Unemployment in Germany Drives Youth Trade School Push
The Petersburg Progress Index notes Germany faces a severe unemployment problem among its educated youth. Cities have passed laws requiring under eighteen workers to attend trade schools, a move aimed at curbing mischief and building skills, though it risks limiting future job opportunities. The piece contrasts Germany with U S prospects and hopes for improved employment outlook.
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Petersburg
United States
Germany
Hitler
Bible Thieves and the Missing Scriptures
A columnist notes widespread Bible thefts from newspapers and libraries. He finds most Bibles vanish quickly, except one locked copy in a Sunday School feature editor’s desk. He questions motives and, noting cheap Bibles, wonders what borrowers do with them.
Swapping Trade Ad Seeks Barter For Building Work
An Illinois town newspaper carries a carpenter and builder offering to exchange building work for a used car, an electric refrigerator, tailoring, or dental work. The ad highlights a primitive barter revival as motorists and service providers seek mutual exchange.
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Illinois
Swap Column Idea Could Link Towns Through Classified Ads
The text suggests creating a swap column in a daily newspaper to tap new work and human interest by providing a meeting place where people swap items. It argues proper facilities enable community enrichment and envisions a swap column as a universal town feature.
Trone Brevities Visit to Miss Fletcher Family
Those visiting Miss Cora Fletcher on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Fletcher and son, Mrs. Rena Cooper and daughters Esther Lucille Myrtle Bell and Ruby.
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Cora Fletcher
Leslie Fletcher
Rena Cooper
Esther
Lucille
Myrtle
Bell
Ruby
Whitacre Family News and Local Visits
Lafollette and Whitacre families move from Mr Fletcher to near Fairview Church. Harry Lafollette and his sons visit H D Whitacre. Pauline French works at Sirbaughs in Capon Bridge. Jack Whitacre hosts guests Robert Whitacre and Cecil Dyke from Winchester and Smoky Hollow.
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Fletcher
El Coyote and border intrigue unfold at the hacienda
Ted Radcliffe returns to Verdi for a Border area party where El Coyote the bandit stalks Morales. Major Blount and Dr Price debate pursuit while Bob Harkness questions loyalty. A fiesta and memory hint at hidden past loves as the tale continues.
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Ted Radcliffe
Verdi
Bob Harkness
Radcliffe
Mexico
Major Blount
U. S.S. Army
Ted
Paco Morales
Adela
Morales
el Coyote
U. S. Cavalry
Bandit
Bob
Dr. Price
Blount’s Cavalry
Don Bob
Price
Lopez
Ciller
Adela Morale
Clara
Dad
West
Aunt Clara
Whitacres Visit and Illnesses Mentioned in Local Hand
Mr. Jim Whitacre spent Sunday night with Mr. Douglas Whitacre and family. Little Jeanetta Pearl Barrett is slowly improving after illness. The Whitacres noted Capon Bridge visits as Mrs. Whitacre stayed with her mother. Mr. Luther Johnson, previously ill, is improving slowly. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Whitacre visited Mr. D Whitacre and family Wednesday night.
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Jim Whitacre
Douglas Whitacre
Jeanetta
Pearl Barrett
Ae Faries
Capon Bridge
W. Va
Luther Johnson
Charles Whitacre
D. Whitacre
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