Morning News Ad Rates From The Weekly Papers
Classified rate card lists pricing for Daily Morning News and weekly papers The Weekly News The Weekly Times and The Weekly Mirror. Public notice of advertising options includes one year six months and three months prepaid plans with carrier options and national representatives Devine Tenney Corporation in New York Des Moines Chicago.
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Devine-Tenney Corporation
New York
Des Moines
Chicago
Christ for All All for Christ religious excerpt
A devotional excerpt quotes Proverbs 3 5 6 urging trust in the Lord and guidance in all ways. The text presents a brief spiritual exhortation attributed to biblical scripture.
Government by organizations in American life
The piece argues that government is increasingly controlled by organized groups while average voters lack a united voice. It contends that legislators heed organized protest over individuals and calls for a stronger common-interest force to curb special interests and protect taxpayers and consumers.
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Cumberland Times
Congress
Once Each Year Philadelphia Record
A weather obsessed office scene opens as characters discuss forecasts and delays. The narrator notices a momentary sun and postpones an engagement with Smithers. The mood shifts to anticipation as a new baseball season begins. The piece highlights weather chatter, office routines, and signals the start of springtime sports.
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Philadelphia
Jones
Smith
Smithers
A Colonnaded Soap Box in Hyde Park
The article notes Hyde Park in London as a famed site for soap box orators who can share radical theories to listening crowds. It observes many cities permit street oratory as a safety valve and public vent.
Chicago plans grand open air soap box forum in park
Unlimited oratory and democracy are linked as Chicago plans a semicircular open air forum in Washington Park with a 5000 seating capacity. The piece ponders whether the new stage will preserve the free spirit of the soap box or be softened by coats and prepared speeches.
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Chicago
Washington Park
Northern Virginia to Build New Line to Winchester
The Northern Virginia Power Company pledges no expense spared to improve service as it outlines sources of electric power for Winchester. The article notes the system can generate over 100000 horsepower with potential to add 50000 more for emergencies or peak load.
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Northern Virginia Power Company
Winchester
Byrd Proposes Two-Thirds Path to Prohibition Change
At the Virginia Anti-Saloon League convention Bishop Cannon and supporters discuss Governor Byrd’s plan to let Congress propose an amendment to place the Eighteenth Amendment before the people with a three-fourths state ratification, while opposing any resubmission that bypasses the full constitutional process.
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Byrd
Congress
Bishop Cannon
Virginia Anti-Saloon League
Barton
Arthur J. Barton
Anti-Saloon League
Cannon
Cannon Indorses Byrd
United States
Senate
House
Democratic Party
Hoover
Tammany-Smith
Wickersham Commission
Virginia Senate
Winchester
Anti-Saloon League of Virginia
League
Virginia schools urged to teach alcohol effects statewide
Law officers and officials call for stronger enforcement of Virginia’s alcohol education law. They press for school compliance by officials and teachers and ask the press to join in the appeal.
Virginia Press Splits Over Byrd Prohibition Referendum
Editorials across Virginia media split on Harry F. Byrd's Jefferson Day proposal for a national prohibition referendum. Some papers praised the plan as a workable compromise while others called it muddled and ineffective, with opinions divided among Richmond Norfolk Roanoke Newport News Lynchburg Charlottesville and Danville papers.
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Richmond
Virginia
Harry F. Byrd
Washington
News Leader
Tiynes-Dispatch
Norfolk
Ledger-Dispatch
Virginia Pilot
Byrd
The
Virginian-Pilot
Roanoke Times
Chicago
Roanoke World-News
Petersburg
Newport News Daily Press
Lynchburg
Bishop Cannon
Portsmouth Star
Charlottesville
Harry Byrd
Danville Register
Referendum Sought on Cash Bonus by VA VFW Leaders
Veterans of Foreign Wars calls for a referendum among Virginia Legion posts to decide support for immediate cash payment of adjusted service certificates. VFW Luther Til and Commander Rinch urge rank and file opinions, arguing funds can be raised without new taxes while aiding needy veterans. Virginia Legion’s Dr. A T Finch opposes the stance.
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R. L. Stultz
Veterans of Foreign Wars
A. T. Finch
Chase City
American Legion
Luther Til
Portsmouth
Virginia Legion
Rinch
Congress
Virginia Legionnaires
Department
Snell
House
Ways and Means Committee
Government Permanently Bars Some Apple Grades
The British government announces a permanent embargo on certain grades of apples. Capt. George Grim chosen head of the local Veterans of Foreign Wars Post. Chrysler cars named official vehicles for the Apple Blossom Festival. Alexander Spotswood Dandridge writes The Star arguing the city faces auto paralysis. Admiral Byrd's Antarctic ship City of New York arrives in Washington.
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George Grim
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
Chrysler
Alexander Spotswood Dandridge
the Star
Admiral Byrd
City of
New York
Washington
District Nurses Association asks council to preserve funding
Five years ago the District Nurses Association urged the Common Council not to cut its appropriation. The report notes civic lobbying and a request from local health advocates amid budget discussions.
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District Nurses Association
Common Council
Edith Caroline Nesbitt
Harrison Nesbitt
Winchester United Brethren Church
Maryland
Coolidge
Frederick County
Fifteen Years Ago War End Looms With Allied Victories
War experts expect Europe to close soon as Allied wins mount. Advertisers note City Auditorium for rent. Authorities uncover a plot against Virginia Military Institute by German sympathizers. DOJ warns against aliens harming U S flags. A Berkeley County man plants 200 acres in beans amid wartime demand. Madame de Stael quote on misfortune and rebellion.
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Virginia Military Institute
United States Department of Justice
United States
Berkeley County
W. Va
Rainfall Totals and Monthly Averages
Precipitation for the past 24 hours ends at 8 a.m. today shows 1.25 inches with April total 1.93 inches and year to date 12.09 inches. Monthly normals from a 19 year Winchester study list January 2.36, February 1.05, March 2.70, April 3.17, May 3.58, June 3.89, July 3.50, August 3.54, September 2.20, October 2.14, November 2. and December 2.
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Winchester Research Laboratory
Funeral Rites Held For Late Mr. Dove in Frederick County
The funeral for Thomas J. Dove of Stephenson near Step henson was held at 2 PM from the family home. Rev. E A Lambert of Braddock Street M E Church presided. Dove leaves his mother, a sister, three brothers, his wife Grace Saylor Dove, and seven children. Relatives from multiple towns attended.
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Thomas J. Dove
Frederick County
Stephenson
E. A. Lambert
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Dove
Grace Catherine Saylor
Blanche
Kathryn
Grace
Albin
Powell
Russell
C. Naylor Veach
Washington
Annie Saylor
Quantico
Roger Dove
Masontown
Pius Dunlap
Pittsburgh
Orin Dancer
Nora Saylor
Aliquippa
George and
Albert Cr
Monessen
Donora
Commissioners Sale of Real Estate in Frederick County Virginia
Public auction set for May 14 1932 at 11 A M in Winchester Virginia to sell a Lot on Berryville Turnpike Route 37 fronting 49 feet and depths of 116 5 10 and 133 2 10 feet improved by a small frame house. Terms: one third cash and balance in two equal annual installments with deed of trust and bonds, special commissioners Jas P Reardon Harry K Benham. Clerk I C C Brannon certifies bond.
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Circuit Court
Frederick
Virginia
James P. Reardon
Y. C. E. Patton
County Court House
Winchester
Berryville
A. J. Tavenner
Jas. P. Reardon
Harry K. Benham
I. C. C. Brannon
C. Brannon
Frederick County
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William
Presbyterian of the South
Edward B Dunford
Antisaloon League of America
John R. Saunders
J. F. Rawls
Lakeview Hospital
Suffolk
J. M. Rowland
Richmond Christian Advocate
Henry W. Peabody
Woman's National Committee For Law Enforcement
Arthur J Barton
Wilmington
N. C
Wellford
E. T. Wellford
D. C
Newport News
Martin Williams
Pearisburg
J. J. Scherer
J. T. T. Handley
W. C. Campbell
Roanoke
Vernon L. Phillips
Dayton
Spencer F. Rogers
Onancock
G. T. Foltz
Fytheville
S. B. Vaught
Bristol
E. D. Gunter
J. W. Cammack
D. D
Thomas Whitehead
Nelson County
John G. Scott
F. P. Dunnington
University
W. W. Staley
W. A. Christian
Ashland
A. W. Brittingham
Hampton
M. W. Turner
T. R. Reeves
James Cannon, Jr
F. W. Burnham
M. O. Nelson
Danville
J. M. Henry
Bridgewater
James D. Johnston
William S. Chesley
Fredericksburg
A. W. Shuman
Alexandria
J. W. Ikenberry
Daleville
Fred R. Chenault
J. Calvin Moss
Fred D. Maphis
Strasburg
D. Scott
R. L. Alter
Burke
Virginia Press
IDEA
Great Britain
Westminister Abbey
London
Fountain’s
St. Mary’s of York
Tintern
Kirkstail
Rievaulx
Boston Transcript
Foreign Wars’ Organization
Madame de Stael
Baker’s Drug Store
Walter L. Main
Louis L. Baker
Mr. Dove
Brooks
Coty
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Rexall
North Loudoun ST
Winchester, VA
Nea
Empire Line
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Winchester Printers & Stationers
Montaigne
County OF
Howard L. James
D.C
D.D.T
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