Morning Weekly News Persistent in Local Press Claim
A partial reprint notice asserts the paper holds exclusive rights to Associated Press and local news content. The fragment references a weekly newspaper and its publication scope, indicating standard rights declarations in early 20th century press.
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Christ for All All for Christ 2
Slogan appears with religious verses citing Romans 8 6 about life and peace. No clear event or people identified beyond the Christian theme.
Anniversary of Cornwallis campaign recalled in history
The author praises British counter moves and American resolve during the late 18th century campaign. It lauds strategic brilliance, the entrenchment by Cornwallis, and the eventual triumph that helped birth the United States. The piece urges modern Americans to reflect on these anniversaries amidst daily life.
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Federal education department opposed by Cooper at NEA meeting
At the National Education Association convention Dr. Cooper rejects a federal education department and any major expansion of federal staff. He argues such steps threaten local control of public schools and would become a political patronage machine, while noting his current city school finance survey involves limited federal involvement.
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Honor Student in Chicago Shoots Policeman
A 15-year-old honor student, reportedly bright and a school leader, allegedly shot a policeman after breaking into a school building for a swim. Authorities and mental experts debate whether the youth is insane, while questions about Chicago gang influence loom over the incident and its broader implications.
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Orégon
Daily Journal
Chicago
Chicago Youth Adopts Gangland Code Amid City Violence
The excerpt notes a young Chicago resident desensitized to shootings and gunfire. It suggests he emulated gang leaders like Capone and Moran, reflecting the city's grim environment shaping youth behavior through exposure and imitation of violence.
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Germany's wheat loan plan puzzles Scottsville News
The Scottsville editorial questions Germany's proposal to take 22 million bushels of U S wheat on long credit and sell German wheat for cash. It argues the effect on the world market may resemble cash sales and critiques the farm board as a white elephant.
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Farm Board
Piles Relief Ad Promises Cure with HEM-ROID Tablets
An advertisement claims relief from itching and bleeding piles by improving blood circulation. It touts HEM-ROID Tablets as a prescription treatment and notes Baker's Drug Store offers a money back guarantee if it fails to end pile agony.
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Porter’s Colt Fetches $16000 at Saratoga Yearling Sale
A bay colt by The Porter from Cypher Code out of the Herring consignment sold for $16,000, the top price of the sale. John Whitney outbid rivals to secure the yearling as 53 horses brought $74,350 total, averaging $1,403 per head. The Greenwich Stud led with 19 head selling for $30,900, while Sandford Stud Farms moved 14 head for $11,200.
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Great Roanoke Fair Not To Be Held This Year
The Roanoke fair will be abandoned for 1932 due to the low mood and hardship on farmers and exhibitors. Officials state the event, not held in twenty eight years, may resume next year if conditions improve. gratitude is extended to contributors and supporters.
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More Men Than Women In State Report
A state data release shows a male majority in the population with higher male counts than female across many age groups. The report highlights demographic imbalance and potential policy implications for labor, education, and social services.
Census shows more men than women in Virginia
Bureau of Census reports last year there were 1,216,046 males and 1,205,805 females in Virginia across classes. Native whites counted 879,949 males and 866,636 females while colored enumeration recorded 321,545 males and 4 328,620 females. National ratios similar across classes.
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Virginia
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