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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1930
Page
8
Senator Borah says he has never known so little party spirit among the people. He implies most partisan activity now appears dry or wet. Lexicographers note that racket means a confused clattering noise and slang once called a carouse, while society moves through gangland era changes.
Critics hail Gloria Swanson as a versatile actress and comedian in What a Widow now playing at the Capitol Theatre Today and tomorrow. Swanson portrays a dowager bent on singing dancing and being gay in a lavish far cry from her earlier comedies with a stylish setting and three songs. Supporting cast features Owen Moore Lew Cody Margaret Livingston William Holden and Nelta Walker.
Thomas E. Boyle, 24, a San Francisco bookkeeper, confessed to transporting dynamite to Spokane to aid an alleged plot to blow up a Spokane newspaper. The report notes the Senate barred importation of dirty books, reflecting faith in native American talent to meet demand. Ohio State Journal.
Mrs. Mabel W. Perry of Mountain Falls Route Winchester describes severe stomach trouble and nerve distress improving after Natex use. She reports better digestion weight gain sleep and steadier nerves and endorses Natex as a superior tonic available at Peoples Service Drug Store.
The guidance states never to throw water on burning oil as it spreads flames. Use earth, flour or sand to smother the fire. if unavailable, a thick rug or curtain may be thrown over the blaze to starve the flames.
A Detroit News note claims a new Arkansas vegetable, described as tender green, is more delicious than spinach. The suggestion prompts curiosity about its flavor and suitability.
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