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Morning News
The
Weekly News
Weekly Times
Weekly Mirror
Frost Landis
Kohn
New York
Atlanta
Chicago
Detroit
Free From Want Psalm 23 1 Verse
A brief religious card echoes Psalm 23 verse one, declaring comfort in divine provision. The line affirms faith in the Lord as shepherd guiding away from want and toward sustenance and peace.
Christmas Seals Support Tuberculosis Fight and Child Welfare
Christmas seals are presented as a small yet meaningful gift during the holidays, supporting tuberculosis prevention and child welfare. The piece notes tuberculosis origin in childhood, ongoing declines in death rates, and the Tuberculosis Association's efforts. It urges readers to buy and use seals, linking festive giving with aiding those in need and promoting early identification and treatment.
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E World News
Tuberculosis Association
Motors favor fuel efficiency over speed in big straw vote
In a 5000 motorist survey Alexandria motorists split by price range favor fuel economy over speed with 60 mph deemed adequate for general driving. Higher priced buyers still prefer mileage per gallon over mileage per hour, while gadgets attract little attention. The results suggest leaner engines lighter bodies to save gasoline and warn against overbuilding speed.
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Alexandria Gazette
Buy American Crusade Spreads in Texas Weekly
A new nationwide boycott movement urged by The Saturday Evening Post promotes Buy American as a patriotic banner. The campaign targets foreign goods and calls on American cotton, wheat, tobacco growers, and other producers to back the effort.
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Texas Weekly
Saturday Evening Post
Texas Cotton Farmers Face Buy American Dilemma
The passage notes about two million Texans live on cotton farms or rely on cotton indirectly while Americans buy only ten percent of Texas cotton. If foreign markets close and Americans stop buying foreign goods, how will Texas cotton farmers and dependent workers afford American products and sustain livelihoods?
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Texas
United States
Saturday Evening Post
One Year Ago in Washington News Snippet
A group of Communist petitioners headed for Congress was stopped by Washington police. Miss Mae Murray received a box of Virginia apples in Chicago from local growers. Local mill employees contributed to the Salvation Army. Major James Mars reports. A native walnut tree from Mount Vernon will be planted at Washington's Headquarters by the local Boy Scouts. Mrs. E D Calvert and Mrs. Grier Potts hosted a birthday gathering for Mrs Selene Calvert.
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Congress
Washington
Mae Murray
Chicago
Salvation Army
James Mars
Mount Vernon
E D. Calvert
Grier Potts
Selene Calvert
Cossack Leaders Plan Battle in Russia Reported
Ground glass found in cracker dust suspected as anti American sabotage. Sixty four local residents join the Winchester Home Guards. A Loudoun County magistrate issues a murder warrant for the Kaiser of Germany. Federal Loan Board borrowers to pay 52 percent interest.
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Russia
Winchester Home Guards
Loudoun County
Federal Loan Board
Hunger march leader criticizes states over obesity of support
Archie Woodruff 33 of Holland Michigan died of pneumonia at Memorial M Hospital in Cumberland. Karl Lochner Chicago claimed the body and lambasted Cumberland and several states for their stance toward the Washington trek promising a larger march with over 5 000 participants. Washington reports suggest the hunger march was a covert Communist gesture and a $500 roll of currency was found on a sick marcher.
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Archie Woodruff
Holland
Mich
Memorial M Hospital
Cumberland
Detroit
Karl Lochner
Chicago
Baltimore and Ohio
Queen City
Lochner
Washington
Winchester
Natex praised for rapid relief of Brights disease kidney issues
Mrs A B Dever of Salem Virginia credits Natex with curing three months of Brights disease and a badly damaged right kidney after four bottles. She says Natex targets the root cause, not just symptoms, and costs a bit more but is worth it. Sold by Peoples Service Drug Store and other druggists.
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A. B. Deverell
N. Market St
Salem
Natex
Peoples Service Drug Store
Ady
Pre War Lady Meets Manny in Rich Office Scene
Emilia reconnects with Manny Rosen in his lavish postwar office. He recalls their past, praises her resilience, and hints at a scheme to turn her into a profitsource as he questions the harsh new world. Their reunion reveals changed fortunes and shared ambition.
Pre-War Lady: A Broadway Cabaret Romance Prospect
An unnamed narrator and Manny discuss transforming Emilia into a “wow” star. He envisions her as a pre war heroine, living in a lost era, singing wartime songs at his cabarets. She hesitates yet leans in as his fevered plan unfolds. (TO BE CONTINUED)
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Emilia
Misa
Manny
Broadway
France
Take My Seat Lady Quote From Ohio Journal
A collection of quotes appears referencing a line from Hamilton Ohio Evening Journal about taking a seat and a saying on habit from Egypt and a remark from the Washington Star about speaking one’s mind when excited.
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Hamilton
Ohio
Evening Journal
Unclear Prose From Early Washington Star Columns
The fragment cites Uncle Eben quotes about facing life and mentions Washington Star style, followed by notes on government printing office type output and a reflection on tact and wisdom. It ends with a personal line about prosperity and a number 580.
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Eben
Washington Star
Rainfall totals and monthly normals from Winchester Research Lab
Precipitation data show 24 hour ending 8 am at .35 inches, year to date 36.56 inches, with December monthly normal values and a 19 year record. Monthly normals list January through December with amounts. no clear year entry beyond figures.
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Winchester Research , Laboratory
Auprust
Rev John W F Feild Accepts Call at Roanoke Church
The Rev John W F Feild who has served five years as doctor of Zion Episcopal Church Charles Town West Virginia resigned today to accept a call from Christ Episcopal Church Roanoke Virginia. The Charles Town vestry accepted his resignation. He previously led a church at Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania.
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John W. F. Feild
Zion Episcopal Church
Charles Town
W. Va
Christ Episcopal Church
Roanoke
Wilkesbarre
G E Refrigerator as Christmas Gift Idea
The ad pitches a G E refrigerator as a thrifty and generous Christmas gift for a busy homemaker. It claims the appliance modernizes the kitchen saves time and helps with daily tasks while promising that G E will pay for itself.
Bird Dog Points To Setting Turkey Bird Dog
BLUEFIELD Virginia December 12 a Tazewell county farmer profited by permitting a Bluefield hunter to hunt birds on his land. The hunter with his bird dog tramped a half day and the dog found only a turkey hen on a nest with 14 eggs. The dog alerted to the nest a half mile from the farmhouse.
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Bluefield
Tazewell County
Public Sale of Trac tion Engine and Saw Mill Equipment
Public auction set for December 15 1932 at ten o clock A M on the John EB Elliott Farm near Rock Enon via Capon Springs Road five miles from Gore Frederick County Virginia. Personal property includes Frick saw mill and engines, heading mill, stave mill and Peerless engine. Terms are cash. Trustees R Gray Williams and Jas P Reardon announce the sale under a 1930 Deed of Trust default.
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C. D. Lockhart
Frick
Fred Glaize
John EB. Elliott
Rock Enon
Capon Springs
Gore
Frederick Co
R. Gray Williams
Jas. P. Reardon
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Evening Star
Evening Star Pub Co
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Cumberland Valley Athletic League
Pat” Stephenson
WJZ
Haserstown
March
BR. J. Scot
Roosevelt Dam
Arizona
Franklin D. Roosevelt
NAVY
CenTrAl Press Association
Manny Rosen
Lel
Oy Aver
Widemer
Egypt
John Foster
Mr. Feild
Uriah
General Electric
Jno. S. Miller & Co
Deets
Baker's Drug Store
Winchester Furniture CO
South Main Street
Winchester, Va
Big Joe
Frigidaire
Northern Virginia Power CO
Turkey
TRAC
TION
Trustees
Philco Radio
Milley
Anterson
E. Boscawen St
Brooks
Rexall
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Rexall Store
Sauer Kraut
Grubb
E. Piccadilly
Chesapeake Sea
C.K. Howell
N. Braddock St
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