Natex Rescues Winchester Lady From Breakdown
Mrs. F. S. Royce of East Piccadilly Street credits Natex with restoring her health after a breakdown. She says Natex, a root and herb medicine sold at Peoples Service Drug Store, improved her appetite, steadied her nerves, and revived her strength enabling her to perform housework again. The Natex representative promotes the remedy daily at the store.
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Natex
F. S. Royce
Piccadilly St
Peoples Service
Adv
STATE FINISHES ITS TESTIMONY IN PICKETING CASE
The defense argues the defendants were present as regular pickets or separate from crowds at the mill gates. Officers testified arrests followed warnings to move and that some arrested joined a crowd stopping a work car near the mill. Sixteen people face hearings Tuesday after morning arrests for unlawful assembly linked to Dan River mill crowds. patrols by state troops and police continued with no major disturbances reported.
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W. E. Hill
George Hudgins
Jim Holley
Webster Eberhart
Kate Abner
F. C. Neal
Lilly Magee
N. D. Witt
Harvey Boyter
Schoolfield
Dan River
Tragic Bicycle Accident Claims Tech High Student
William D. Veach a 16 year old Tech High School pupil was killed when a truck ran over him at North Capitol and Decatur streets in Washington. The driver was detained pending a coroner's inquest. Veach was active at school and with the Washington Evening Star and is survived by his parents a brother and a sister.
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Naylor Veach
William D. Veach
Washington
North Capitol
Decatur
Tech High School
Decatur Street
Young Veach
The
Washington Evening Star
C. W. Veach
Taylor Veach
Ruth Veach
Undelivered Automobile License Cards Listed
The Winchester post office handed to the Chamber of Commerce a large list of additional automobile license cards mailed to city residents but undelivered. Andrew Bell urged those named to call at once for their cards, including Helen Allen, Ivin Anderson, Eddy Brill, Gilbert Brill, and many others.
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Winchester
Chamber of Commerce
Andrew Bell
Rmsecretary
The
Commerce Organization
Star
Allen
Helen Anderson
Ivin Brill
Eddy Brill
Gilbert Buchanan
Special Meetings At Walnut Springs Grow At Strasburg
Evangelical meetings at Walnut Springs Church of Christ near Strasburg draw growing crowds. Rev F B Sapp opened the series with sermons by several ministers and Charles E McVay of Winchester leads three choirs. Three confessions have been reported. Services run through December 21 with the pastor preaching most evenings except December 14 when McVay leads a Galilee Church service at 11 a.m.
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Walnut Springs Church of Christ
Strasburg
F. B. Sapp
Charles E. McVay
Winchester
Messrs. Hoge
Baldwin
Wake
Dudley
McVay
Galilee Church
Soldier Stricken At Roadside Was On Way to Mother
A U S Army soldier, about 30, found dazed beside Gore roadside not dead but awaiting epilepsy treatment. He rode with a trucker toward Cincinnati to visit his mother, claiming a 40 to 60 minute recovery if left alone.
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Wigginton
Gore
Beiog
Lee Barr
Persell Plank
United States Army
Washington
Cincinnati
Ohio
Northwestern Pike
Virginia Commissioners of Revenue Meet in Richmond
The commissioners of the revenue from Virginia counties and cities gather in Richmond at the Hall of the House of State Capitol today and tomorrow. C H Morrissett state tax commissioner presides to discuss efficient admin of 1931 tax laws and uniform procedures nationwide.
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Virginia
C. H. Morrissett
House of State Capitol
Richmond
C. P. McVicar
Winchester
Commissioners of the Revenue
Ey Meeagoe 7
Capon Bridge High to Present Chintz Cottage Comedy
Capon Bridge High School juniors and seniors stage the comedy Chintz Cottage by Beulah King on December 20 in the school auditorium with 25 and 35 cent admission. The cast includes Minty Rosalie Lovett and others, and the village notices include chapel talks on Banking and a session of cottage prayer meetings at the Methodist parsonage.
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Capon Bridge
W. Va
Capon Bridge High School
Chintz Cottage
Beulah King
Minty
Rosalie Lovett
Fanny
Lola Sirbaugh
Kent
Benton Nine
Grace
Wiletta Johnson
Peter
Lyle Shenholtz
Miss Tillington
Velma Roomsburg
Dean
Audrey Line
Marvin Williams
First National Bank of Romney
Gode
Hetzel Whitlock
J. T. Funkhouser
Bernice Funkhouser
Winchester
Frank Schaffenaker
Lynchburg College
Faith in Humanity or Sublet Surprises
A wry note contrasts optimism with rental quirks noting some people hold faith in humanity while others lease furnished flats. It playfully observes table scraps serve dual roles as cat food and as excuses to kick the cat.
Gore Christian Endeavor Society Attends Fairview Church Meet
Gore Va December meeting features Miss Pauline Miller leading the Gore Quartette. Rev Williamson of Wardensville conducts preaching and music with church services. Society plans 2:30 p.m. gathering next Sunday with Winchester visitors and a possible fellowship supper. Christmas event set for Christmas Eve at 7 30.
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Gore
Gore Christian Endeavor Society of the Union Sunday School
Fairvew Lutheran Church
Pauline Miller
Gore Quartette
Williamson
Wardensville
W. Va
Christian Endeavor Union of
Winchester
Christian Endeavor Union
Christian Endeavor
Marybelle Sawyer
Gore High School
League
Richmond
Western Frederick Bank
Gore Union Sunday School
Sees Folly of Deception
A compact aphorism contrasts two types of wit the deceitful and the discerning. Adam Ferguson emphasizes that true cleverness avoids trickery and values integrity in conduct.
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Adam Ferguson
Cleaning Clock Works With Kerosene Sponge
A clock that won t run properly can be cleaned by placing a small sponge soaked in kerosene at the bottom of the works. The fumes rise and perform the cleaning without touching the mechanism.
Berryville Alumni girls fall to Marshall as 1930 boys win
In a double headed card at the Berryville High School auditorium last night the Berryville Alumni girls were defeated by a Marshall School team 18 to 6 while the class of 1930 boys defeated the Marshall boys 28 to 18. A large crowd watched the season opener on Berryville court. The alumni announce a busy schedule with trips to Capon Bridge West Virginia to face the high school team on December 16 and a return engagement with Marshall on December 18. Capon Bridge will return to Berryville on January 20 for a girls game.
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Berryville
Marshall School
Marshall
Berryville High School
Capon Bridge
W. Va
American Legion Pushes Boxing Legalization in West Virginia
The American Legion and allied groups plan to introduce a boxing legalization bill in the West Virginia Legislature session opening in January. past attempts were vetoed by Govs Cornwell and Moore, despite two bills passing earlier.
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American Legion
West Virginia
Martinsburg
W. Va
American—Legion
Charleston
Mountain State
John J Cornwell
Howard Moore
William G. Conley
Thirty Candid... Martinsburg High Baseball Team
Approximately thirty candidates report for Martinsburg High School baseball as preparation for the upcoming season begins. Coach Shreve reports good prospects based on new material, with veterans scarce though players like Sigafoose and Weakley provide experience. The squad aims to make a strong league showing in the coming winter season.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
South Queen Street
Shreve
Files
Falk
Sigafoose
Weakley
Bowers
Market report lists mixed local and Baltimore wholesale prices
The page shows local wholesale market pricing for wheat flour bran middlings dips into feed products and poultry sections. It also lists dairy items like creamery butter and cotton seed meal with scattered figures for hogs sheep calves and pigs across Baltimore and local markets. The OCR text is fragmented but preserves price entries and product categories.
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Gary Wee
Baltimore
Cotton and hog slumps depress grain market
Chicago reports record low July wheat prices due to weak demand and declines in cotton and hogs. Corn and oats sag as mild weather limits feed use, with mixed results for futures and government purchases. Regional price listings follow for wheat, corn, oats, and provisions across Baltimore Philadelphia and Richmond markets.
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Chicago
Illinois
Iowa
Washington
Sani Aot Sua
Leghorns
Ducks
Roosters
Baltimore
Government
New York
U. S
Liberty
Treasury
Richmond
Virginia
Lancaster
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Walnut Springs
Commissioners of Revenue
Capon
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Salvation Army Radio Fund
Philco
Columbia
National Broadcasting Cos
Care Philco
Philadelphia
Salvation Army
Gore News
Berryville Quints
Marshall HI
Market Report
Lord
Plymouth Rock
Navy
Cem
Jersey City
Jersey
Notavera
Piccadilly
Hilco Baby
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