Peatted Plan Readers In Evening Star Publication
The Evening Star from Winchester Virginia publishes daily editions including The Evening Star Co and local items. It is consolidated with Morning News Item The Weekly News The Weekly Times The Weekly Mirror and is a member of the Associated Press with news credited as AP or not.
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Evening Star 'S Co
Winchester
Virginia
Morning News
The
Weekly News
Weekly Times
Weekly Mirror
Associated Press
Uawa
Shenandoah Valley, Inc
Boston Transcript
New York Times
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Philadelphia Record
Baltimore Sun
Washington Star
Washington Times
Pittsburgh Press
Cincinnati Enquirer
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Chicago Daily News
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Atlanta Journal
Shenandoah Valley
Road to Want Proverbs Verse Appears in Ad Page
The fragmentary clipping repeats a Bible verse from Proverbs 22 16 about oppressing the poor and fearing wealth. It lists subscription rates and national ad reps Frost Landis and Kohn for New York Atlanta Chicago and Detroit.
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Frost Landis
Kohn
New York
Atlanta
Chicago
Detroit
Pocahontas in Garnett novel clashes with Indian dress norms
The New York Herald Tribune surveys David Garnett's Pocahontas novel noting how views of Indian women across the Americas contrast with Victorian modesty. It cites customs from Alaska to Argentina and imagines how Pocahontas might be judged for nudity or nudity-free labor, stressing cultural prohibitions and gender norms.
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David Garnett
Chieftian
Alaska
Argentina
South America
Hiram Bingham
Bolivia
Virginia NC debt trends highlight contrasting fiscal paths
The 1912 1932 debt figures show Virginia cutting public debt by over 2 million while North Carolina's debt rose about 166.5 million. Voters in Virginia rejected highway bond plans by 46 000 votes, and a fresh referendum would likely fail again.
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North Carolina
Virginia
Shenandoah Valley promotion plans by Horace Albright
In Washington a correspondent outlines Horace Albright's plans for Shenandoah National Park and surrounding areas He promotes visits to the park and base regions to boost craft exports and lasting souvenirs He notes pending land acquisitions and court cases affecting the park program and mentions ads planned in major newspapers.
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Washington
Nwo
Harrisonburg
Horace Kright
National Park Service
Florida
T. C. Northcott
Luray Caverns
Charles Town
Martinsburg
Shenandoah Valley, Inc
Lake Placid
Horace Albright
Piedmont
Tidey
Virginia
J. O. Stickley
Shenandoah National Park
No Editors In Sing Sing Leave Roanoke Reporters Proud
Roanoke Times notes no editors, lawyers, physicians, or ministers among 1534 New York state prison recruits at Ossining last year. The piece reflects on past Sing Sing ties and quips editors will continue to hold their heads high despite no new entrants from their ranks.
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Roanoke Times
Sing Sing
New York State
Ossining
State Department of Correction
Albany
Hudson
New York
Gardner
Virginia and North Carolina Debts Headlines
A Durham Herald report summarized in the Petersburg Progress Index notes heavy debts tied to Virginia and North Carolina matters. It highlights regional financial concerns, with emphasis on cross state debt implications for local economies and governance.
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Petersburg
Durham
North Carolina
Tahitians Doubt Permanency of White Skin
Chinatown sage Hi Ho comments on boasting as a sign of empty power. Tahitians initially doubt a white man’s skin tone permanence and rub it with a wetted finger to test it.
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Hi Ho
Chinatown
Marry Me Elise The Country Club Intrigue
Elise faces a proposal from Barney after innuendo and gossip swirl around her. She weighs comfort and status against honesty and love as Araminta recovers and Minta cherishes a tranquil life away from the stage, while Elise contemplates a life of luxury and risk.
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Oliver King
Barney
Oliver
Elise
Tyson House
Nicky
Uncle Tad
Hashi
Lad
Barmey
The Child of Manhattan at the Palace tonight and Tuesday
The Child of Manhattan, praised by critics as season's best, plays at the Palace with Nancy Carroll leading a strong cast. John Boles supports, Buck Jones appears in a society type role, as the film promises a modern sensational drama with a vast 7500-strong ensemble and stars Frederic March Claudette Colbert Elissa Landi and Charles Laughton.
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Nancy Carroll
John Boles
Manhattan
Palace Theatre
the Palace
Miss Carroll
Charles
Buck) Jones
Buck
Panama Kelley
Fortune
Rome
Nero
Frederic March
Claudette Colbert
Elissa Landi
Charles Laughton
DeMille Spectacle The Sign of the Cross At Capitol
Cecil B. DeMille premieres The Sign of the Cross at the Capitol today and tomorrow as Warner Bros. CAPITOL presents his first talking screen spectacle. The production promises grand spectacle and acclaimed drama for early sound cinema.
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Capitol
Cecil B. DeMille
Colonial to screen Red Dust with Ruth film feature
Tomorrow by 3 30 7 30 and 9 p m the Colonial presents Jean Harlow and Clark Gable in Red Dust to packed Capitol crowds. A Babe Ruth edition of How I Play Ball anchors the second feature as the week offers entertainment and sport with local flair.
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Jean Harlow
Clark Gable
Capitol
Babe Ruth
Rainfall Summary and Monthly Averages From Winchester Lab
Rainfall data show 64.54 inches for the year to date with 1.35 inches added in the past 24 hours. Year to date total is 4.64 inches. Twenty year average annual precipitation from Winchester Laboratory is 34.53 inches. Monthly averages range from January 2.36 inches to December 2 inches, with other months listed in the records.
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Erne
Winchester Research Laboratory
Byrd to Speak at Handley Auditorium in One Year Event
One year ago Attorney R. G Williams planned to introduce Admiral R. B. Byrd at Handley Auditorium. Churches across the motion begin the Washington Bicentennial Celebration as Virginia cities seek gasoline tax shares. Former Judge T. W. Harrison refrained from action due to Williams’s noted interest. Sheriff Luther Pannett led a Frederick County raid netting two moonshine stills.
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R. G Williams
R. B. Byrd
Handley Auditorium
Washington
Robert C. Randolph
Clarke County
United States Supreme Court
Bond
Reed
Liverpool
American Red Cross
Collegians Edge Mercersburg 39 37 In Tight Battle
The Dixie Collegians defeated Mercersburg Athletic Club 39 to 37 in a hard fought Pennsylvania game. Baker led Mercersburg, while the Collegians prepare for upcoming games against Paw Paw West Virginia and Leesburg teams with Winchester girls' association set to visit.
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Dixie Collegians
Mercersburg
Pennsylvania
Baker
Paw Paw
W. Va
Collegians
Leesburg Athletic Club
Irls’ Athletic Association of
Winchester
Leesburg
Skull necklaces worn by Guinea women of remote tribes
A remote Guinea practice shows women wearing the skulls of their dead husbands as neck ornaments. In the Great Smoky Mountains a colossal grapevine measures five feet in diameter at about one foot above the ground.
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Guinea
Great Smoky Mountains
Natives Make Bowls From Cannon-ball Tree Fruit
Natives of tropical America craft bowls from the fruit of the cannon-ball tree, a distinctive use of local flora. The practice highlights resourcefulness and regional material culture in indigenous communities.
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Tropical America
Sale notices of stock and household items across Virginia and West Virginia
A sequence of sale notices lists stock and implements, feed, and some household goods for February 21 to March 1. Items are located near Crums Church Clarke county. S R Anderson in Hay field Virginia. Lewis Glover Admr near Berryville. George Yeakley near Welltown Frederick county. E L Dick near White Hall Hancer farm. Mrs Luther Pannett Winchester. C B Jenkins Byrd farm Clarke county. R Maddison near Summit Point Jefferson Co.. and John I Sloat R S Smith admis of P and Campbell estate on Middle Road.
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W. F. Ramey
Crums Church
Clarke County
Lewis Glover
Admr
Lewis Farm
Berryville, Va
Eugene Glover
C. B Jenkins
Byrd Farm
Old Chapel
R. Maddison
Summit Point
W. Va
Jefferson Co
John I. Sloat
R.S. Smith
P &. Campbell
Middle Road
Jud Tunkins Reflects on The Machine Age
Jud Tunkins comments on the machine age, noting that even a farmer with a hoe struggled without it, illustrating the era of modernization and dependence on machinery.
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Jud Tunkins
Stock Market Probe Would Dwarf Insull Case
Washington reports say the Senate Banking and Currency Committee will mount a sweeping stock market inquiry far larger than the Insull case. Congressman Louis T. McFadden, senior Republican on the panel, predicts a far-reaching probe while noting resignations and internal friction within the committee. The Manhattan Board of Commerce has urged investigation of the investigators.
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McKadden
Washington, DC
Insull
Kreuger
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
New York
Louis T. McFadden
House of Representatives’ Banking and Currency Committee
House
McFadden
Manhattan Board of Commerce
Stock Exchange Reform Committee
U.S. Senate
Banking and Currency Committee
Washington
Jama J. Cahill
Capitol Bill
Wall Street
Irving Ben Cooper
Norbeck
Barkley
Blaine
Brookhart
Bulkley
Carey
Costigan
Couzens
Fletcher
Glass
Goldsborough
Gore
Hull
Reynolds
Steiner
Townsend
Wagner
Walcott
Watson
Manhattan Commerce Board
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Minta
Cissy
Puffet
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Alice
Hable’s Palace
Warner Bros. Capitol
Warner Bros
Pietro Fumasoni- Biondi
Mexico
Vatican City
C.K. Howell
N. Braddock St
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Winchester Furniture CO
South Main Street
Winchester, Va
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Hayfield, Va
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George Yeakley
Welltown Va
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White Hall
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Luther Pannett
the Fair Winchester
Jacksonville
Miami
Tampa
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St Petersbur Union
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Braddock & Piccadilly Sts
Reba Greyhound
Charles P. Stewart
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Farrell
Senate Judiciary Committee
John P. Frey
Metal Trades Department
American Federation of Labor
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U.S. Steel
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