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Psalm 67 2 Cry Unto God Most High for Help
Verse from Psalm 67 2 declares calling on God most high who performs all things for me. The phrase echoes a devotional plea for divine aid and blessing.
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Back to the soil movement urged to ease unemployment
The New Jersey Department of Agriculture and the Daily Press argue that a back to the soil program can reduce unemployment by creating an intermediate class between city workers and farmers. Urban workers could rent or own small plots near work, grow crops, keep livestock, and still work in factories or offices, with gardens helping families through lean years.
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New Jersey Department of Agriculture
Daily Press
Back Yard Gardens
Evolution in speech warns grammar changes at large
Cumberland Times notes a shift as grammarians accept common usage and allow terms like nice in public, while resisting many uncultivated forms such as ain't busted and hadn't ought. The piece argues language evolves, sometimes losing fine distinctions, yet teachers remain wary of broad acceptance.
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We Honor French Patriots Who Paid Their Debts
The Baltimore Evening Sun notes 20 French citizens sent letters to Ambassador Edge apologizing for France’s debt default and each contributed 12 francs, about 47 cents, as their share. The piece praises their sacrifice while asserting American sentiment remains equally strong.
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Edge
France
United States
Remark on Patriots Among World Populations
The text asserts there are 20 patriots among 50 million Frenchmen and extrapolates that among 123 million Americans, 49.2 citizens would pay 47 cents to redeem honor. It claims 49.2 Americans would do anything to support the country.
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Continental
United States
Christmas Visitors and Local Holidays in Middletown
Middletown notes list numerous visitors spending Christmas with local families from Greenville Culpeper Washington and Winchester. It notes several residents recovering from colds and a busy holiday in the Sunday School with gifts including a Bible a check an umbrella and a reading lamp.
Battle of Towton Ends in Massive Yorkist Victory
Palm Sunday March 29 1463 marks Towton the bloodiest battle in the Wars of the Roses with estimates of over 387000 Englishmen killed.
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Towton
No more stomach discomfort with lasting relief claimed
Advertisement-like text promises relief from acid stomach and digestive ills without repeated dosing. It emphasizes prevention of the gnawing feeling rather than temporary relief.
Pre War Lady Emilia Faces Dreamlike Concert Night
Emilia and friends linger by the pool as Manny plans a late outdoor concert for soldiers. Teasing, longing, and memories of Roger mingle with a staged performance under floodlights on the Valary lawn. The event blends past and present as Emilia weighs her future.
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Esther
Manuel Rose
Ess
Emiling
John Landon
Landon
Manny
Myra
Mrs. Rosen
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Emillia
Mars
Roger
Pelham
Dot
Rogers
Father
Robin
Manny Rosen
Dempsey Bids For Sharkey Bout In September
Jack Dempsey wired an offer to defend his heavyweight title in September against Max Schmeling or Max Baer. He also plans a 15 round bout between Baer and Schmeling in June in Chicago or New York. Sharkey’s manager says Sharkey won’t fight Dempsey due to a Madison Square Garden contract and Buckley says he controls Sharkey’s chances.
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Jack Dempsey
Jack Sharkey
Boston
Max Schmeling
Max Baer
Dempsey
Baer
Schmeling
Chicago
George F. Getz
Tex Rickard
Tunney
Baer- Schmeling
Sharkey
Johnny Buckley
Madison Square Garden
Buckley
Life is full of uncertainties despite fears
A reflective line notes that uncertainty pervades life even for those who dread outcomes, suggesting that optimism and caution coexist amid unpredictable events.
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1932 Boxing Champions Named From Year of Victories
The year 1932 crowns include Aoppa Brown Eng Montene Panane Al Brown Chocolate Cuba Tommy Paul Baby Arizmendi Tony Canzoneri Jackie Fields Marcel Thil Max Rosenbloom Sharkey with locations New Orleans California France New York Boston and Mexico in a roundup of champions and their crowns.
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Aoppa Brown
Panane
al Brown
Feather
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Tommy Paul
Buffalo
Baby Arizmendi
Mexico
Tony Canzoneri
New Orleans
Jackie Fields
California
Marcel Thil
France
Max Rosenbloom
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George Nichols
Jack Sharkey
Boston
Rainfall figures for year to date and monthly normals
Rainfall data shows 24 hour total 1.10 inches. December to date 2.19 inches. Year to date 38.75 inches. Monthly normal inches listed from January through December with values from Winchester Research Laboratory records.
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Mt Williams social scene and local notices
Mount Williams Va December 28 Ralph and Zirkle Williams hosted a party at their home with many guests from Mt Williams and nearby areas. The gathering featured games and late refreshments with attendees including Ethel and Gertie Brewer and numerous local residents. Community notices follow with church and social events listed for early January.
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MT. Williams
Ralph and
Zirkle Williams
Ethel Batten
Gertie Brewer
Margaret Russell
Ethel Brewer
Anna
Doris Kibler
Mary, Eva
Bessie
Fannie Williams
Mary Ashwood
Viciny
Korene Relieves Smoker Cough and Sore Throat Urgently
An advertisement promises instant relief for irritation from smoking. Gargle with Korene, a modern antiseptic prescription, to soothe irritated throat tissue and quiet a hacking cough. Available at first class drug stores like Bakers Drug Store.
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Smoker
Baker’s Drug Store
Bank Closing Notices for January 2 1933 Holiday
Banks will be closed Monday January 2 1933 a holiday and papers maturing that day may be paid Tuesday January 3 1933. Shenandoah Valley National Bank Commercial and Savings Bank Union Bank of Winchester Partners and Merchants National Bank and Trust Company all announce closure with payments due the following banking day.
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WM QG
Aardy
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
John T Sloat
Commercial and Savings Bank
Geo. B. Bushnell
Union Bank of Winchester
Father and Son Marry Mother and Daughter
In Baltimore a double wedding joined Samuel I. Anderson and Mary C. Pattison and also Absalom Anderson with Clara V. Anderson. The marriages bind a son to his father's former wife and a stepson to his mother in one union.
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Mary C. Pattison
Samuel
Absalom Anderson
Mary
Clara V. Anderson
Preaching, flu, and greetings noted in Cross Roads
In Cross Roads Virginia on December 29 the local pastor Rev L B Williamson to preach Sunday night at Fair view. Local residents and visitors including Mr and Mrs George Hicks from Trone and Mr and Mrs W W Hicks shared Christmas with the White family. Several residents, Grace White Ruth Carpenter Alice Marple and the McKee family, are listed ill with flu or colds.
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Fairview
L. B. Williamson
George Hicks
Trone
W. W. Hicks
Grace White
Guy Duff
Levels
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J. B. White
B. G. Whitacre
W. W. McKee
Winchester
Ruth Carpenter
Jennie McKee
Alice Marple
Reward of Duty The Power to Fulfill Another Quote
A concise aphorism notes that completing one duty grants the ability to take on the next. It presents a sequence of responsibility and growth attributed to a celebrated author. The line emphasizes duty as a catalyst for future capacity and action.
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