CHRIST HEOR ALL ALL FOR CHRIST
A compact newspaper card note references a fellowship motto from Psalm 55 14. It ties to church themes and a wartime era tone with a brief religious quotation. The page fragment includes publication details and pricing lines from a Winchester Virginia outlet.
Reconstruction and the citizen’s job in rebuilding
The piece argues that recovery hinges on individual responsibility rather than mass solutions. It warns that crooked thinking breeds crooked ethics and calls for citizens to think rightly about current social economic and political issues to restore prosperity and national unity.
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Staunton News
World
Congress
Family of Nations
Woolworth
Radio Ads Show Narrow Listener Recognition
A Lynchburg News summary notes a survey by the American Newspaper Publishers Association of 27 637 radio owners. Only eight of every hundred listeners could identify the advertised product. About one fifth of radio owners were not home when ads aired. Nearly half the radios were on at a given hour.
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Lynchburg News
Superiori v
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Alimony Racket Blamed for Man’s Death and Harsh Legal Tide
A Chicago man who died last week left a note blaming alimony laws and courts for ruining him. The piece argues alimony is exploited by some wives and that divorce for cause should not impose ongoing maintenance on the former husband.
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Petersburg
Progress-Index
Chicago
Divorce Courts Scrutinize Wives Life Motives
Courts examine women seeking divorce to distinguish genuine marriages from cases where alimony is the main motive for entering the union. Judges apply common sense to separate true marital bonds from opportunistic claims.
Local Market Report Shows Mixed Price Movements Across Goods
A historical market page lists wholesale and retail prices for dairy feed grains and livestock. Prices reflect the day’s close with figures for creamery butter, shelled corn, middlings, scratch feed and various meats, including hens ducks chickens and cattle.
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WEA
Eesn Ovens Cients
Uedanes
Colta Asacaee Epegeass
WOON
Baltimore
Two Scalded To Death In The Wreck Of Train
Maple Leaf passenger train derailed near South Bend Indiana. Engineer Groves and Fireman Shenning both from Battle Creek Michigan were killed by scalding steam. Two others injured Marshall Bradburn and his father slept in a house hit by wreckage while Mrs Bradburn was uninjured.
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Associated Press
South Bend
Ind
Groves
Shenning
Battle Creek
Mich
Maple Leaf
Grand Trunk Railroad
Montreal
Chicago
Marshall Bradburn
Marshall
Bradburn
New Home Owned Power Company Being Formed
The State Corporation Commission of Virginia approved a charter for the Home Electric Service Company to furnish electric light and power to valley towns. Capital is 300000 dollars. officers include L. E Long president and G. F. Holsinger vice president. Directors include W. E. Driver. Offices will be in Harrisonburg to serve Augusta and Rockingham counties.
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Richmond
State Corporation Commission of Virginia
Home Electric Service Company
L. E Long
Weyers Cave
Harrisonburg
G. F. Ho
L. E. Long
Augusta
Rockingham
Treasure in Heaven and Critics on Art
A brief meditation on salvation and the role of critics in judging art. The piece contrasts personal folly with communal opinion and questions how a majority would discern value without external voices.
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Heaven
The Fall of El Coy ote and Desert Hearts
In a Mexican frontier tale Ted Radcliffe and Adela share a tranquil interlude at the Spring of the Saints. Amid talks of wealth and loyalty, Adela reveals independence and love exceeds status as the couple confronts looming family tension and danger. The scene shifts from raid aftermath to a hillside monastery ruin.
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el Coyote
Paco Morales
Jito
Anton
Morales
Adela
Ted
Sefior Ted
Mexico
Ted Radcliffe
Sphinx
Mexico City
Rainfall totals and normals from Winchester lab
Precipitation in the past 24 hours ending at 8 a.m. today is none. April rainfall recorded at 1.96 inches. Year to date total 12.03 inches. Monthly normals from a 19 year Winchester Research Laboratory record: January 2.36, February 1.95, March 2.70, April 3.17, May 3.58, June 3.89, July 3.50, August 3.54, September 2.20, October 2.87, November 2.14, December 2.39 inches.
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Winchester Research Laboratory
Frank Fienberg Aims Big Push In New Line of Goods
Vendor announces a bold trade splurge with a large new line priced at undreamed of figures not from old stock. He promises first quality goods and says the sale will appeal to the bargain buying public.
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