The Wet Parade Opens at Palace With Three-Day Run
The Wet Parade opens at the Palace for three days with a national prohibition theme. The MGM drama stars Dorothy Jordan, Robert Young, Lewis Stone, Walter Huston, Myrna Loy, and others in a sweeping tale of bootlegging, politics, and scandal across prewar and modern eras.
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Palace
Washington
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Victor Fleming
Dorothy Jordan
Robert Young
Lewis Stone
Walter Huston
Jimmy Durante
Neil Hamilton
Wallace Ford
Myrna Loy
John Miljan
Joan Marsh
Clara Blandick
Emma Dunn
Oldest Mother in Virginia Sought for National Honor
The Virginia Federation of Women's Clubs seeks the state’s oldest living mother for possible recognition at the General Federation of Women’s Clubs biennial in Seattle in June. Mrs. J L Blair Buck of Richmond has issued a statement asking anyone who knows a mother who may be the oldest in Virginia to contact her.
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Virginia
Virginia Federation of Women’s Clubs
General Federation
Seattle
J. L. Blair Buck
Moss Side Avenue
Richmond
Charcoal Production by Smothered Combustion Process
The text explains making charcoal by subjecting wood to smothered combustion. It notes partial burning and reating to remove tarry and volatile materials.
Warren shoe repair ad boots all American style
A compact classified ad for CITY SHOE REPAIR at 29 East Boscawen Street Warren VA or similar, featuring owner GRIM, Prop. The ad mentions PHONE 589 and 22-31 All-American in association with the business, highlighting prompt delivery and repair services.
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East Boscawen St. Warren
Grim
Natex touted as quick relief tonic in Roanoke area
Advertisement promotes Natex a triple strength prescription tonic sold by People's Service Drug Store. Miss Betty Edmunds of McKenney Virginia reports improved appetite digestion and sleep after using Natex claiming blood purification and nerve calm. The copy urges accepting no substitutes and cites a professor developed formula from roots and herbs.
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People’s Service
Natex
Betty Edmunds
Florida Ave
Roanoke
McKenney
People's Service Drug Store
Winchester
Man's Heart Stopped By Bad Stomach Gas
W. L. Adams bloated with gas after meals causing his heart to miss beats. Adlerika relieved the gas and he now eats anything and feels fine. Baker's Drug Store, adv.
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W. L. Adams
Adlerika
Baker's Drug Store
Public health talk at George Washington Hotel Winchester Va
A speaker will demonstrate free at the George Washington Hotel Winchester Virginia on Thursday April 28 from 10 AM to 5 PM. Only men invited. Warning to avoid rupture dangers and devices that weaken muscles. Note this is his only visit in the region and is restricted to white people.
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George Washington
Winchester
Steady Rise in Frederick County Attendance Drives Honor Roll
Frederick County schools report a steady rise in honor roll attendance over recent months due to a strong drive for perfect attendance. Despite March storms, many pupils maintained full attendance with list of students across multiple schools named for March records.
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Frederick County
Honor Roll For February and Local Notables List
Long Reading of February honor roll includes Redland Redland residents Hugh Dailey Robert Dailey Kathleen Stotler Estelle Tinsman Donald Tinsman and others. The Middletown group adds Staige Brumback Paul Everly and many more names across multiple communities.
Group of names listed in historical notice
A sequence of personal names appears in the readable fragment including Nday Pauline Henry Helen Hot tel Margaret Mathews Nellie Romack Ruth Willey John Henry Russell McCauley Lawrence Moyer Arthur Shipe Herman Morris Frances Cooley Margaret DeJarnette Elizabeth Galliday Vera Headley Gretta Ogden Dorothy Tevalt Anna Mary Thompson Margaret Willey Betty Carper Thelma Judy Wilma Dunn Esten Costello Jimmy Dellinger Nolan Dunn Albert Fincham Lloyd Galliday Albert Costello Louise Dellinger James Garrett Eugene Jenkins William Mowery Alice Carper Christine Wright
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Susie 5S K
Masten Ball
Wade B
Ralph Richard
McClure Rowland
Robert Carter
Louie Yancy
Neuel Madigan
Frances Madigan
Highview
Elmer White
Vivian Greene
Garland Grim
Eloise Greene
Margaret Bauserman
Leon Greene
Ivis Grim
Donald Kremer
James Perry
Irvin Ritenour
Laurence White
Leonna Lee Grim
Mildred Grim
Catherine Ritenour
Estelle Ritenour
Valley
Kenneth Campbell
Ray Campbell
Junior Campbell
Ray Griffith
Charles Bruber
Johnny Newcome
Esten Taylor
Love Campbell
Catherine DeHaven
Esther DeHaven
Anna Marie DeHaven
Julia DeHaven
Beryl Gruber
Lew—-Linwood Cooper
Irene Brown
Georgia DeHaven
Ruth F. Cooper
Mary L. Brown
Mary Belle DeHaven
Gladys Cooper
Chestnut Grove
Elma Taylor
Elsie Taylor
Guy Nicholson
Ann Marie Brown
Margaret Dick
Redland
Hugh Dailey
Robert Dailey
Kathleen Stotler
Estelle Tinsman
Donald Tinsman
Emery Tinsman
Arthur Tinsman
Middletown
Staige Brumback
Paul Everly
Albert Fox
Ralph Judy
George Keller
Kneisley Keller
Frederick Kline
Ainsworth Sperry
Godfrey Shanholtz
John Swadley
James Shu
Orville Willey
Audrey Cullers
Evelyn Headley
Lettie Huffman
Grace Keeler
Louise Kline
Louise Mowery
Wilma Orndorff
David Busey
Loring Carper
Robert DuBrueller
John Boyd Kline
Boyd McDonald
Francis Venable
Edna Brumback
Mary Cooley
Hazel DuBrueller
Grace Huffman
Helen Jenkins
Dorothy Keith
Katherine Keith
Ruth Keith
Rebecca Keeler
Louise Pingley
Arreta Wakeman
Kenneth Hooley
Charles Keely
Eugene Pope
Gibson Shull
Morris Boyer
Raymond Carper
William Dunn
Billy Kline
Harry Mathews
Frank Shipe
Henrietta Finchman
Bethel Hotte
Charlotte Keller
Ruby Long
Elaine Sperry
Paul Flowers
Harold Hottel
Keith Judy
He Keeler
John Mowery
Franklin Pingley
Ralph Waanra Gols
Nday
Pauline Henry
Helen Hottel
Margaret Mathews
Nellie Romack
Ruth Willey
John Henry
Russell McCauley
Lawrence Moyer
Arthur Shipe
Herman Morris
Frances Cooley
Margaret DeJarnette
Elizabeth Galliday
Vera Headley
Gretta Ogden
Dorothy Tevalt
Anna Mary Thompson
Margaret Willey
Betty Carper
Thelma Judy
Wilma Dunn
Esten Costello
Jimmy Dellinger
Nolan Dunn
Albert Fincham
Lloyd Galliday
Albert Costello
Louise
Dell
Miss Morton radio talk from Winchester queen of apple fete
One year ago Miss Patricia D Morton of Winchester England who is queen of the apple fete this year will speak over the radio on arrival in New York City. The local garage of Shade and Hanlin was badly damaged by fire this morning. Winchester Delphian Society continues study of the Roman Empire. New York Yankees lead the American League standings. Rev Dr Plickinger will preach tomorrow on How To Pray.
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Patricia D. Morton
Winchester
England
New York City
Shade and Hanlin
Winchester Delphian Society
New York Yankees
Plickinger
Five Years Ago Forecast of Fair Weather Predicted
A historical brief notes that five years prior a forecast expected fair weather with calm conditions and sunny skies across the region. It mentions no significant storms or rain events tied to the forecast period.
Apple Festival Weekend Hears Local Campaign Talks
Misses Helen Carper and Helen Keeler serve on the festival committee as ports are cited. Attorney Philip Williams is named as the next judge of the Ion Circuit courts. A delegation of British businessmen sails for a touring visit. Capt. Frank M. Wray of ville announces his candidacy for Clarke County Commonwealth's Attorney.
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Helen Carper
Helen Keeler
Philip Williams
Iion
Nio
Frank M. Wray
Ofville
Commonwealth
Clarke County
Fifteen Years Ago Intercepted Local Notices Hint Past Events
Fifteen years ago Boyd R Richards bought an orchard tract from J R DaShane for about 25000 dollars. Sheriff Pannett was contacted by the United States Department of Justice about radio stations in the area. Married men with dependents faced a company policy change. William Schneider departed for New York to work as an assistant leather inspector for the U S government. America loaned 200000000 dollars to Great Britain.
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Boyd R. Richards
J. R. DaShane
Sheriff Pannett
United States Deeens of Justice
Company I
William Schneider
New York
United States
America
Depth of a Mountain Measured by Height and Tiles
The text states that mountains average eight times as deep as high. It notes the Himalayas are about three miles high and 24 tiles deep.
Nature's Law: Responsibility Follows the Willing
The saying notes that duties go to those who can bear them and power concentrates with those who know how to wield it. It attributes the idea to Elbert Hubbard and frames success as a function of capability and willingness.
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Elbert Hubbard
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