Advertising Rates and Deadlines as Listed
Advertising rates include 2 cents per line with a 25 cent minimum. Memorials priced at 1.50 for four stanzas of four lines, Cards of Thanks 0.75. Display ads with border due by 10 A M on publication day. Transient rate 0.42 per inch. National reps Devine Tenney Corp in New York Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh Des Moines and Atlanta.
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Devine - Tenney Corp
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Des Moines
Atlanta
AP News Rights Notice
The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to its news dispatches and local news published in this paper. This notice reserves republication rights for the AP and the paper.
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Associated Press
SORROW FOR SIN A prayer of contrition and repentance
A devotional verse reflecting humility before God. The speaker confesses sinfulness and expresses readiness to halt and seek forgiveness, citing Psalm 38:15 18 as guiding scripture.
Flying Scotsman Sets English Speed Record
The Flying Scotsman in England achieved a new speed record by running 186 miles from London to Leeds in 151 minutes with an engine and four coaches. The article notes English conservatism favors proven designs, praises punctual service at moderate rates, and contrasts with rapid American German rail innovations while hinting at eventual adoption of diesel and streamline trains.
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England
London
Leeds
America
Germany
British Railways
Holland
United States
Self-made Memorials in Supreme Court Building Portraits
Aitken, the sculptor, includes his own portrait with those of Hughes Taft Marshall Root and Gilbert in the Western panel of the Washington Supreme Court Building. Critics call it bad taste yet acknowledge the piece as artistically solid if photo evidence holds. The piece urges a warning against future self-portraits in public monuments.
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Robert Aitken
Hughes
Taft
Marshall
Elihu Root
Cass Gilbert
Supreme Court
Washington
Supreme Court Building Commission
Aitken
Michelangelo
Pope Julius
Choosing the Speaker May Name Guffey as Target
Pennsylvania congressman Mr. Guffey emerges as a potential choice for speaker amid party maneuvering. The article notes his popularity within certain factions and hints at the ongoing strategic calculations shaping the selection.
Eero Seeds and Trade Items Listed in The Message
The article mentions seeds such as tea cotton sugar-cane tobacco and indigo. It also asks about the story of Enoch Arden and the direction Muslims face in prayer, noting Mecca as the destination.
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Enoch Arden
Mecca
Pennsylvania Delegation Back Byrns for House Speakership
The 23 member Pennsylvania Democratic delegation in the House, with Speaker-elect Guffey observing, unanimously endorsed Representative Byrns for speaker. Byrns sees the endorsement as essentially his election atop the Seventy-fourth Congress. Washington may soon focus on the floor leader race as the election nears.
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Chicago
Franklin Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
House
Guffey
Representative Byrns
Byrns
Seventy-fourth Congress
Washington
Brill, Brill Son Dies In Philadelphia Auto Crash
Brandell Brill of Philadelphia, son of Mr and Mrs Robert F Brill, is killed in an auto crash in Philadelphia. Four persons lose their lives in a Baltimore paper ware house fire. Tear gas used to thwart a Frederickburg bank robbery as hearings open on road allocations in Richmond.
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Brandell Brill
Philadelphia
Robert F. Brill
John Galleher
Commonwealth
Loudoun County
Department of Justice
Hester Riggleman
J. L. Riggleman
Stephens City
Memorial Hospital
Max Krol
American Legion
Northern Virginia Power Company
Winchester
Commodore Henry B. Gilpin
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Frederickshurg
Richmond
Urge Veterans To Apply For Compensation
The final date for World War veterans to file adjusted compensation certificates is January 2, 1935. Veterans with more than 60 days service or dependents of deceased veterans should visit the Winchester-Frederick County Chapter by January 2 with discharge papers to file. Eligible veterans served April 5, 1917 to November 11, 1918 and were honorably discharged. some ranks and civilian staff are excluded. Widows and children have preference among applicants.
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Winchester - Frederick County
Army
Ten years ago two Confederate veterans die in Mississippi fire
A Mississippi blaze claimed the lives of two Confederate veterans. In Frederick, G C Alger of Hagerstown faces trial over the death of Mr Penn. Eunice Lupton’s 50 000 bequest for a Handley horticultural school gains school board approval. A 15 year old black boy is lynched in Nashville. Pauline Frederick seeks third divorce.
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Mississippi
G. C. Alger
Hagerstown
Frederick
Penn
Eunice Lupton
Handley
Nashville
Pauline Frederick
Four incidents and weddings in Rockingham area
Twenty five years ago Harrisonburg and Rockingham county residents faced a $30 000 loss in a Philadelphia led produce company scheme. Halley’s comet was predicted to return after a five year voyage. A southern wreck near Greensboro killed fourteen. the conductor crawled two miles with a broken leg to raise the alarm. Nancy Clark Nulton wed Herbert S. Larrick and Edith Sanford married E C Hewlett in Portsmouth.
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Harrisonburg
Rockingham County
Halley
Greensboro
Nancy’ Clark Nulton
Joseph A. Nulton
Herbert S. Larrick
Edith Sanford
C. R. Sanford
E. C. Hewlett
Portsmouth
Relief booklets promote Key West tourists aid
Federal relief authorities sent booklets describing Key West to Winchester for distribution to boost tourism as part of rehabilitation efforts. The materials are available at the George Washington Hotel Hotel Jack and the Southern Inn with more may follow for distribution at other tourist homes amid Key West’s distressed finances.
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Winchester
Key West
Fla
Margaret Hurst
George Washington Hotel
Hotel
Jack
Southern Inn
How to Preserve Silver with Cellophane and Camphor
Guidance suggests keeping silver bright by wrapping with cellophane and adding several camphor pieces in the storage drawer. The tips emphasize moisture control and scent to deter tarnish.
Dependents Rights for Parents After 60
The text outlines who may file for dependency benefits when there is no widow or child. A dependent mother may file, or if she has no entitlement, the father may file. Dependency of parents is presumed after age 60. before that age, evidence of dependency must be presented.
Rainfall totals and averages from Winchester data
Present and past rainfall details show 0.38 inches for December to date and 35.50 inches year to date. 21-year averages from Winchester Laboratory list monthly figures from January 2.41 to December 2.34 inches and a yearly average of 34.71 inches.
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Winchester Research Laboratory
Crimson Tide Prepares Four Workouts for Rose Bowl
Alabama coach Frank Thomas announced four final home-field workouts before the Tide leaves for Pasadena. The unbeaten team may stage one more rough scrimmage prior to departing Friday for the Rose Bowl against Stanford on New Year's Day.
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University
Ala
Alabama
Crimson Tide
Frank Thomas
Tide
Pasadena
Stanford
Union Service To Be Held On New Year’s Eve
A watch night service will be held at Grace Lutheran Church on New Year’s Eve. Sponsored by the young people of various churches, the event invites all to participate with further details to follow.
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Grace Lutheran Church
Medicine Head Is Apparent death by own action
Baltimore December 17 coroner investigated the apparent death by his own action of John M. Abbott 42 president of C W Abbott and Company bitters. Brother C Webster Abbott Jr found him unconscious in a gas filled room and a gas tube was found in his mouth. Abbott died in hospital survived by his widow a son and two brothers.
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Baltimore
John M. Abbott
C. W. Abbott and Company
Abbott
C. Webster Abbott, Jr
C. Webster Abbott
John
Countess and Greenleaf Confront The Atlantic Night
Greenleaf and Blane debate how to handle the Countess as danger and deception intertwine. The Countess calls Greenleaf to a Red Cross benefit while espionage and war nerves complicate their delicate game. The plot threads edge toward a dangerous decision beyond the theater and into the Atlantic night.
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Red Cross
Ridgeway Man Butchers Two Large Hogs for Heavy Pork Haul
Ernest Armel of Ridgeway West Virginia reports a total pork yield exceeding nine hundred pounds after killing two large hogs last week. The larger hog dressed at 518 pounds and the second at over 400 pounds, filling his larder and smoke house with fresh pork.
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Ernest Armel
Ridgeway
W. Va
Mr. Armel
Deadline Set for 3 2 Beer Licenses in 1935
State tax commissioner Co H Morrissett says county and city revenue officers must issue 3 2 beer licenses by January 1 1935 for all sellers unless they hold ABC Board licenses. The ABC act allows existing alcoholic beverage licenses to cover 3 2 beer sales.
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H. Morrissett
Commissioners of Revenue
ABC Board
Morrissett
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Evening Star
Wwinchester. Va
Evening Star Publishing Co
Seeveere
Weekly News
Weekly Times
The
Weekly Mirror
Christ
Eero
Key West, Fla
Scott’s
R. J. Scott
Rainey
Saar
League OF Nations
Assam
Medicine Head
AlexanDer Zass
HE Great Zass
Central Press Association
T Bt
Fonda O. Yardley
Chapter
Greenleaf
Blane
Jake
Atlantic
Joel
Mexico
Berlin
France
Carter
Miss Carter
Porker
Rami Necome
Mediterranean Sea
Baker’s Drug Store
Geo. W. Kurtz
North
Cameron Street
Zinz
N. Loudoun St
W. A. Biggs
Budd Slayer
Albert H. Fish
Grace Budd
Westchester County
Fish
Albert Budd
New York City
Snapp Foundry
Snapp Ndry, Inc
N.cameron Winchester
Jou
Victor
Acme
Valley Airways, Inc
Admiral Byrd
Farmers and Merchants National Bank Bank and Co
Farmers and Merchants National Bank and Trust Co
Virginia
Rouss Ave
Armers & By
J. H
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