Winchester postoffice ad lists subscription rates
An old notice from Winchester Virginia advertises Condola Consolidated with The Posen See News The Weekly Mirror and Evening Star. It lists subscription rates for one year in advance three fifty and various monthly options and carrier delivery costs with national advertising reps Devine Tenney Corporation in New York Des Moines Chicago.
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Devine-Tenney Corporation
New York
Des Moines
Chicago
Member of Associated Press
A brief AP item notes a member of the Associated Press with credit and byline details. The fragment references AP staff and distribution, signaling standard wire service practice and attribution norms.
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Associated Press
The Temple Of The Holy Ghost Prayer Invocation
The passage declares that the body is the temple of the Holy Ghost and that believers are not their own but bought with a price. It exhorts glorifying God in body and spirit and includes a prayer surrendering to the Lord.
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God
Chain Banking Growth Noted in 1929 Bank Trends
Roanoke Times summarizes Federal Reserve findings on chain banking growth in 1929, noting 287 banking chains end of year from 273 six months earlier. Most chains rise in states restricting branch banking while central control remains state-based.
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Federal Reserve Board
The
Times
McFadden
Nore Banking
United States
Minnesota
Michigan
North Dakota
New York
Washington
Arkansas
Montana
Massachusetts
Kentucky
Inc
Hepburn urged to watch his step in Virginia war of words
Norfolk newspaper notes the exchange between Hepburn and Governor Pollard as political theater. It predicts Hepburn will reply with wit while warning him to beware Pollard’s sharp logic and formidable letter writing.
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Norfolk
Virginian-Pilote
Richmond
Epburn
Hepburn-Pollard
Virginia
Hepburn
Dr. Hepburn
Celberated
University of Virginia
Pollard
Scribner Family Buried Leader Marks Publishing Legacy
The second Charles Scribner and successor to the Scribner publishing house was buried this morning. His son, also named Charles Scribner, trains to carry forward the family business started in 1846 with the first magazine in 1870, shaping a century of publishing history.
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Charlottesville
Charles Scribner
Scribner
Geanosa
Matthew Scrivener
America
Council of Vic
Family Pride Symbolizes Courtesy and American Endeavor
A fragment quotes a family organization as standing today as a symbol of what is courteous, honorable, and fruitful in American endeavor, reflecting pride and goodwill within a civic or national context.
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Ae & Sebeat
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Evening Star
Winchester
Mone
Posen
the Weekly Mirror
Red
Roanoke Times
MR. Hepburn
Dai Ren
White Rose
M. B. Clowe
Retail Grocers Association
Morton
Haldeman’s
Green Circle Coffee
Straight Santos
Camay Soap
Chipso
Mustard McCormick’s
Betsy Ross
Sind
P. Allen Medicine Co
W. 3Rd St
ST. Paul
Minn
Bradfield Co
OTT Engraving CO
Chesnut, St. Philadelphia
Gmt le Dort
Winchester Printers & Stationers, Inc
Snapp’s Foundry
Cameron St
Brooks
Rexall
Magnesia
Oy Prooks’ Pharmacy
Rexall Store
Prescription Druggists
East Piccadilly St
Winchester, Va
M. Rank
LEE Way
Victor
Brunswick
Vocalion
Columbia
South Main Stree
Frigidaire
Northern VA. Power Company
Kaufman
West Virginia
Lupton Orchard
Kelvinator
E. Boscawen St
Alfred Dodson
Smers
L. V. Dodson
Gillette
Streeter Soc
IRWIN
North Braddock St
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