Barbara Stanwyck Stars in Capitol Screen Romance
Beautiful Barbara Stanwyck is praised as a premier emotional artist. Her latest film “Ghopworn” is set to show at the Capitol today and tomorrow, with Regis Toomey as lead and Warner Bros. presenting alongside a Ford Sterling comedy and McNamey News.
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Barbara Stanwyck
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Regis Toomey
Warner Bros. Earle
Washington
Ford Sterlin
Twenty Horses
The
McNamey News
Colonial Canritol to Show Three Pictures Weekly
Frank Boucher announces a new Colonial policy shifting Canritol shows to Friday and Saturday only. Beginning April 11 the Colonial Theatre will present Friday 7 15 and 9 00 p m and Saturday 2 to 11 p m with latest thrills on Fridays and Westerns on Saturdays.
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Washington
Frank Boucher
Canitol
Boucher
Hollywood
Canital Theatre
Werner Brothers
Colonial Theatre
Miss Stowers Attends Red Cross Annual Convention
Miss Martha E. Stowers, secretary of the local Red Cross chapter, travels to Washington as official delegate for the annual national convention. Over 1,000 delegates will attend sessions discussing drought relief, unemployment aid, tornado relief, and veterans work. A reception at the White House is planned, with a Willard Hotel dinner and addresses on chapters and Red Cross in national life.
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Martha E. Stowers
American Red Cross
Washington
National Organization
Hoover
White House
Red Cross
United States
Willard Hotel
John Barton Payne
Mabel T. Boardman
The
Pat Harrison
Mississippi
Discarded Lovers heads Palace program for two nights
Hable's Palace presents Discarded Lovers featuring Natalie Moorehead Barbara Weeks Sharron Lynn Jason Robards J Farrell MacDonald and Fred Kelsey. The show centers on Irma Gladden with a dramatic tale of romantic vengeance, accompanied by Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy in Any Old Part and Paramount news as the supplementary feature.
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the Palace
Stan Laurel
Oliver Hardy
Paramount News
Junior League Formed At Round Hill School
The Round Hill School forms a Junior League with 80 members as of November 13. Officers include President Anna Carpenter and Vice President Joseph Bayliss. The program covered music, readings, recitations and jokes, with dues and social plans noted. Reports praise pupils for road repairs and keeping grounds clean. Louise Carper reports.
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Round Hill
Anna Carpenter
Joseph Bayliss
Albert Pingley
Louise Carper
Lyle Jones
Robert Anderson
Nelson Carpenter
Donald Anderson
Clarence Cather
Raymond Carpenter
Emily Bradfield
Peggy Pangle
Winifred Carper
Francis Carper
Minnie McDonald
Francis Carpenter
Mr. Kern
Mary C. Pingley
Mary Catherine Pingley
Loriie Dusing
Mary Pingley
Mary Rogers
Tribute Follows Death Of Longtime Virginia Resident
John E. Snapp died after a lengthy illness near Fawcetts Gap Virginia His funeral was held at St John s Lutheran Church with burial in Oak Hill Cemetery He served as Back Creek township overseer for two decades and was a longtime pillar of St John s Church His life included a hunting accident that led to the amputation of his left foot and a subsequent deathless devotion to family church and community
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Snyder Alleman
C. H. Anderson
C. J. Clark
Alway
Rugged Cross
Oak Hill
Alice Larrick
John Henry
Sarah Elizabeth Larrick
J. A. Larrick
Carson Allemony
R. L. Long
Maynard Snapp
I. H. Miller
Lou Larrick
Mr. Snapp
St. John’s Church
W. 8. Love
Snapp
Back Creek Township
Locke Quotation Notes Ideas Repeated Yet Mostly Ignored
A reflection on ideas that repeatedly present themselves to the senses but receive little attention, citing philosopher John Locke. The fragment suggests perception and awareness can lag behind familiar stimuli.
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Locke
Comfort in M sery Quotation Sparks Local Wit
Uncle Eben quips that complainin folks sound like screech owls. The Washington Star quote captures folksy humor about mood and sound, contrasting sadness with stubborn cheer as a regional saying.
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Uncle Eben
Washington Star
Help Wanted For Rabbit Show Prospect With Training
To apply you must own a car and some capital to buy pedigreed rabbits and have a garage or shed for show use. Return capital quickly through commissions on sales. No experience required as training provided. Write now for a personal interview.
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Co-Operative Rabbit Raising & Marketing Association, Inc
Colorado Bidz
Wash
D. C
Two Questions To Be Debated By Luttrells
The Winchester Debating Society hosts two debates this week on policy issues. On Wednesday at Stephens City Hall the question should the Eighteenth Amendment be repealed will be argued with Luttrells split on opinion among the six participants. The following night at Whitacre the topic labor versus capital will be debated with Luttrells again split in stance.
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Winchester Debating Society
Stephens City
Ford
Howard
Ernest Luttrell
Arthur
J. D
J. K. Luttrell
Stephens
Whitacre
Ernest
Howard Luttrell
J. K
J. D. Luttrell
Evangeline Legend Rooted in Historic Fact and Folklore
The Washington Star notes Evangeline’s tale grew from a Canada to New England story passed by mouth to Hawthorne who declined a romance angle and handed it to Longfellow. It shaped a national legend preserving a forgotten episode and evokes Uncle Eben’s quip about kings and streetcar seats.
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Evangeline
Canada
New England
Hawthorne
Longfellow
Business preparation through engineering education
George Fillmore Swain asserts that the strongest business preparation is an engineering education, a view increasingly acknowledged by the field. The quote highlights the link between technical training and business success.
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George Fillmore Swain
Poetic Line Counts in Classic Translations and Epics
The note compares line counts for Pope's Odes sey with Beowulf and a longer form printed version. It mentions Pope's translation totaling 63 lines, Beowulf exceeding 5000 lines, and a 6265 line version printed in half lines, noting the historical printing method.
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Alexander Pope
Boewulf
Expressive epitaph on Mount Vernon tomb reads praise for Nelly Cus tis
An inscription on Nelly Custis's grave at Mount Vernon extols her beauty and especially her superior mind. The Washington Sun notes an accompanying line from the poem and a lighthearted quote about temptation from Uncle Eben.
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Nelly Custis
Satan
Eben
Washington Sun
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