Classified Rates and Publication Notices
The Evening Star details advertising rates including classified at two cents per word with minimum 25 cents and memorials at 1.50 for four stanzas, display ads due by 10 AM, and national reps listed in New York Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh Des Moines and Atlanta. The notice also cites post office class and AP news rights.
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Divine, Tenney Corp
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Des Moines
Atlanta
Following Jesus Guiding Kindness and Forgiveness
A devotional line from Ephesians 4 32 urges kindness tender heartedness and forgiveness toward others as God forgave through Christ. It emphasizes mercy and Christian conduct in daily life.
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Jesus
God
Tod Sloan and the Revolution in English Jockeyship
Tod Sloan's arrival in England in the 1890s transformed jockey style by introducing a compact crouch on the neck and a forward-leaning stance that contrasted with the traditional erect position. His success racing horses led English riders to adopt his method, a notable cross Atlantic influence in horse racing.
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Tod Sloan
England
Ted Sloan
Fred Archer
Gordon Richards
Archer
Sloan
German Reform Fears as Prussia Abolishes Voting
The dispatch from Berlin reports that Prussia abolished voting through six laws centralizing power and imposing a leadership principle on local units. It warns of similar reforms in other states with no broad ballots. Officials will be appointed by state and federal authorities, answerable to governors and ultimately to the federal government, shaping a perilous future for the German republic.
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Berlin
Prussia
Hitler
United States
Europe
France
Paris
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Austria
New York
Santa Claus
Uncle Sam
Wall Street
Wise Judge Pays Dog License Fine in Court
In an English police court a judge, after sentencing dog owners for license violations, chose mercy. He heard a working father with seven children and a dog, and announced the bench would pay the fine and provide 7s 6d to help the family.
Unemployed Man Faces Dog Ownership Question
The text centers on a jobless man with nine mouths to feed and a legal question about whether he should be allowed to own a dog. The judge’s ruling prompts debate and a sense of unanimity among observers.
Rainfall totals and monthly averages from Winchester Lab
Present and past rainfall figures show 24 hour precipitation ending 8 a.m. with December to date 2.01 inches and year to date 38.40 inches. The 20 year average is 34.53 inches and monthly averages range from January 2.36 to October 3.06 inches.
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Winchester Research Laboratory
Local figures mourn as Bryarly girl dies in Washington
Miss Elizabeth Fitzhugh Bryarly, 17, daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry R Bryarly now of Washington, is dead. Dynamite and nitroglycerine caps found near Daniel W Lupton's residence. Miss Clara Clevenger wed Corporal Cecil Barr at her parents home. John I Brown Sr, veteran city letter carrier, dies. Magistrate A J Tavenner holds Tony Renner liable for breaking eye glasses during raid on Renner's home.
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Elizabeth Fitzhugh Bryarly
Henry R. Bryarly
Washington
Daniel W. Lupton
Clara Clevenger
Cecil Barr
R. G. Clevenger
John I. Brown
A. J. Tavenner
Tony” Renner
H. B. Hook
Renner
Valley Newspaper Man Buried Here
Daniel B. Conrad, a prominent local newspaper man, is buried in the Valley. Miss Edmonia Va Reynolds and Mr. Robert F. Lantz, both county residents, are married. Ben H. Ames and Gilmer Jackson sustained serious injuries from a dynamite box explosion. Preston Gibson, a World War hero, is divorced from his fourth wife Evelyn Spaulding Gibson in Reno. Homer N. Bageant, 51, dies at his Whitacre home.
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Daniel B. Conrad
Edmonia Va. Reynolds
Robert F. Lantz
Ben H. Ames
Gilmer Jackson
Preston Gibson
Evelyn Spaulding Gibson
Reno
Homer N. Bageant
Whitacre
Local obituary and notices mix with unrelated items
Aaron B Kauffman dies at 69 from brain hemorrhage in Cherrydale near Winchester. Mail carriers to be served starting January 1. A bullet aimed at Rev Phillips killed Martin Coleman in Nelson County. Miss Reta Shaw and Mr J T Simmons marry, shocking friends. Lieut Osborne Cutler Wood, son of Governor General Leonard Wood, profits from oil investments.
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Aaron B. Kauffman
Cherrydale
Sevinchester
Phillips
Martin Coleman
Nelson County
Reta Shaw
J. T. Simmons
Greensboro
N. C
Osborne Cutler Wood
Leonard Wood
New Yorkers Cheer Victory Fleet Arrival
America's victory fleet steams into harbor thrilling New Yorkers as residents celebrate. The city also marks the sudden death of Mrs. Grace Bramlee and notes a royal entertainment for President and Mrs. Wilson by the King and Queen of England. Rene Fonek, famed French ace, downed 107 German planes, while local police report no arrests on Christmas Eve or Christmas night.
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America
Benefits From Civilian Camps Lasting For Generations
Washington reports the Civilian Conservation Corps with 300000 workers spent 400000 man days fighting fires planted 25000 acres and started 50000 more. They completed disease control on 1675000 acres and rodent control on 3566918. Over 800000 acres faced pest control and 47459 had poison eradication. Trails 12671 miles bridges 4229 and soil erosion dams 68000 built.
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Washington
Civilian Conservation Corps
Robert Fechner
Roosevelt
Forestry Army
The German Ambition and the Looming European Conflict
Walter Lipmann argues that despite uncertainty about specific aims in Europe armament talks, the choice is peace or war. He notes German plans to unite Germans in neighboring lands, threatening dismemberment of states and a 80 million nation, making peaceful negotiation unlikely and preventive military action possible. The piece stresses preparing for the worst while seeking principled foreign policy.
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Europe
Hitler
Sir John Simon
Signor
Mussolini
Frank H. Simonds
America
Germany
Raoul at Volnic Chateau Auction in Lusitanian Consent
In a tangled chapter from a serialized thriller, Raoul the suave conspirator and Antonine confront Marquis d Erlemont at Volnic as the chateau faces auction. Raoul reveals his true name Don Luis Perenna and offers to aid in uncovering a long buried inheritance, while police inspector Gorgeret closes in on secrets linking Elisabeth Horain to the estate.
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Elisabeth Hornain
Monsieur
Madame de Jouvelie
Volnic
Jean d'Eriemont
de Jouvelles
Inspector Gorgeret
Flamant
Clara
Big Paul
Marquis d’Erlemont
Saint- Lazare
Monsieur Raoul
Attracte
Raoul
d'Erlemont
Antonine
Arsene Lupin
Courville
Raoult
Elisabeth Horain
Ericmont
Marquis
Walther
Elisabeth Walther Horain
Volnic Chateau
Antonie
Gorgeret
Maitre Audigat
Sangfroid
Maitre A *Digat
Audigat
Jean d’Erlemont
Don Luis Perenna
Bank of Credit
Lisbon
Monsieur d’Erlemont
Mademoiselle
D’erlemont
Godfather
Paris
Don Luis
Washington and New York Urge Caution in GOP Strategy
In Washington, Republican leaders struggle to balance cooperation with the administration and party principle amid doubts about strategic cleverness. New York voices warn that tax-cutting tactics and losses schemes shape investor behavior and tax collections this year. A 1928 American Mercury prophecy on mass production highlights concerns about economic direction.
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American Mercury
Abraham Epstein
American Association For Old Age Security
Moon Myth Behind Patch of Night Described
The article links the nursery tale Jack and Jill to a Norse myth explaining dark patches on the moon. It states the figures were kidnapped by the moon while drawing water and remain seen with a bucket and pole on their shoulders.
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Jack and
Jill
Pauline Beauty School Enrollment Opens January 1 1934
Another class will enter Pauline Beauty School in Harrisonburg Virginia. First two classes reported splendid success with very reasonable terms. Address Pauline Beauty School Harrisonburg Va.
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Pauline Beauty School
Harrisonburg
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