Publication notices and old price list text
Newspaper fragment listing subscription rates and publishing rights from the Associated Press. Mentions weekly publications and various price tiers, with references to post office policy and republication rules.
Prayer and scripture verse excerpt in devotional layout
An excerpted devotional piece presents Bible quotes from Matthew about sparrows and hair count, paired with a brief hymn-like prayer asking for faith, wisdom, and reliance on God as a shield and high tower. It reads as a religious reflective notice from a church page.
Pollard Seen As Progressive Virginia Governor Candidate
The piece argues John Garland Pollard will be the Democratic nominee next Tuesday and would run a progressive administration. It highlights Pollard’s career as attorney general, FTC member, William and Mary law dean, author of Pollard's Code, and his plans for tax reform road funding school expansion rural development farmers aid and fiscal restraint.
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Virginia
John Garland Pollard
Democratic Party
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Pollard
State Board of Education
Witkon
Federal Trade Commission
Law School
College of William and Mary
Ambassador to Italy Named from New York Times Record
President Hoover selects John W. Garrett as Ambassador to Italy combining business knowledge with extensive diplomacy. Garrett has served as minister to Venezuela and to the Hol d and to the Argentina, bringing broad foreign relations experience.
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New-York Times
John W. Garrett
Italy
Hoovey
Venezuela
Dor
Frett
Ambassador Garrett’s Rome Post Highlighted in Europe Study
The article profiles Garrett, a 26 year veteran of the embassy and former secretary general, noting his Italy familiarity from prior service and fluency in Italian. It discusses readiness for Rome duties amid US Italy issues including dual citizenship, tariffs, and immigration laws.
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al. Garrett
Italy
London
Paris
Rome
Europe
United States
America
Garrett
Washington
Musical luxury raises deficit for Chicago Opera Company
The Chicago Opera Company faces a larger annual shortfall of 528356 funded by guarantors. The Alexandria Gazette notes wealth and generosity in Chicago, yet questions whether America has achieved true musical culture without public support for grand opera and symphonic music.
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Chicago Opera Company
Chicago
America
Good Advice for De Priest
Norfolk Ledger-Dispatch notes De Priest, a negro Illinois congressman, warns southern race tensions by federal election controls. It cites the Norfolk Journal and Guide urging him to stop talking and let southern blacks resolve their issues without outside interference. The piece cautions fusionists in Virginia about forthcoming campaign trouble.
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Norfolk Ledger-Dispatch
de Priest
Illinois
South
Theorfolk Journal and Guide
Journal and Guide
Virginia
Lady Luck Exchange: Atlanta Youth George McCoy’s Odds
A profile of George McCoy, an Atlanta youth, detailing two jail incidents. He posted bond with small cash, then disappeared, later paying fines after card games and liquor charges. The piece calls his opportunistic methods bold yet problematic and notes his potential for a larger scheme.
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George McCoy
Atlanta
George
Notice to Virginia Voters Democrats Held Campaign for Clerk
A voter notice urges Democratic choices for local offices in Virginia with emphasis on candidate visibility for Clerk of the Corporation Court. The writer notes limited contact due to workload and asserts public familiarity with candidates will guide selections.
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Democrats
Virginia
Corporation Court
Youngest Legionnaire in Winchester Featured
Arthur W. Fansler is highlighted as the youngest legionnaire in Winchester. The piece notes the fatigue of travelers in Europe and comments on the idea of selling throat tablets to overheated ballgame crowds.
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Winchester
Two Weeks World Subscription Offers Prestige in New York
The World advocates keeping in touch during travel with a two weeks subscription priced at 50 cents. Stay connected with news events and entertainment while away, maintaining a prestigious link to The World.
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New York
Test Brakes Caution and Trade Quips Highlight World Dispatch
The World notes motorists should avoid brake tests at crowded crossings. It cites U S shipments of macaroni to Italy and remarks soybeans have become common on many farms. It warns manure piles as fly breeding sites while remaining an essential farm asset.
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