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The Strong Man's Task Prayer Message
A devotional fragment urges believers to bear the infirmities of the weak and please others for edification. It quotes Romans 15 1 2 and prays for guidance to follow Christ closely.
Preventable Crossing Fatalities Raise Railway Safety Concerns
The Norfolk Virginian-Pilot notes nineteen deaths from a grade crossing crash and questions why warnings or barriers failed to prevent the tragedy. It urges public authorities and motor age companies to examine human error factors and strengthen driver safety measures.
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Gambling devices spark clash at Durham exposition
Roanoke Times notes a merchants and manufacturers expo in Durham sparked a dispute as aldermen accuse officials of renting space to gambling concessionaires. The council and exposition management engage in a heated exchange over a city license tax remittance and civic concerns about money-taking schemes. Greensboro News condemns the practice as a wasteful lure that insults public intelligence.
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Roanoke Defers Judgment on Durham's Controversy
The piece critiques city council rhetoric and public persuasion in Durham's dispute, warning against swayed citizens and urging careful consideration. It notes Roanoke cannot mock, and mentions that Durham has earned sympathy from other communities hurt by similar moves.
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Roanoke
Durham
Beech es estate marks Coolidge shift to statesman role
The Beeches estate signals Calvin Coolidge's transition from ex-president living in a two family house to a formal statesman. The move ends intrusive living and reflects a public shift from intimate residence to dignified status as elder statesman.
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Buchanan
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Monroe
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Five Day Week Proposed by Labor Leader
William F. Green of the American Federation of Labor advocates a five day work week with two rest days to relieve business malaise and unemployment. He says the plan differs from the Russian five day week and could boost spending, though immediate adoption is unlikely.
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William F. Green
American Federation of Labor
Green
Comedy "When Women Rule" at Gainesboro School
Unger's Store Players stage a comedy titled When Women Rule on Wednesday night April 16 at Gainesboro School. Admission 15c, 25c. Committee notice.
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Unger’s
Gainesboro
Ohio to Build State Office Complex in Columbus
Ohio plans a new state office complex in Columbus with a projected cost of 4 million dollars. The project seeks to centralize agencies and modernize state government facilities, aiming for completion within a specified budget and timeline.
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Ohio
Columbus
Jacqueline in Peril as Carew Forces a Kiss
Jacqueline is trapped by Mr. Carew after a staged car breakdown. He presses his suit and threatens to hand her to the police unless she marries him. She fends him with a terrified struggle and a staged faint before escaping on foot into a foggy night. The danger remains as she heads toward unknown help and Teddy Montrose’s memory spurs her resolve.
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Public Sale of Farm and Industrial Lime Kiln
Public auction in Winchester Frederick County Virginia on May 17 1930 offers four parcels of Harvey Conner land near Ninevah Refuge Church and Cedar Creek Station with a large industrial lime kiln. Parcels sold separately with one third cash and balance in two annual installments secured by deeds of trust and insurance. Includes lime plant equipment and related quarry machinery. The Ch of the Circuit Court Frederick County Virginia confirms bond of 3000 by T Russell Cather.
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Frederick County
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Winchester
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