Local notes from Green Spring and nearby towns
William Dix is indisposed in Green Spring Virginia. E H Strobridge of Sunny Side visits his daughter Mrs Ernest Milburn. Mr and Mrs E P Nagley were in Winchester. Luther Frye couple spent a day near Luray. Luella Milburn has a bad cold. Old Man Winter brings cold weather around the corners.
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Green Spring
William Dix
E. H. Strobridge
Sunny Side
Ernest Milburn
E. P. Nagley
Winchester
Luther Frye
Luray
Luella Milburn
Winter
Crossword Puzzle Clue List Mixed With Gibberish
A fragmentary crossword puzzle shows across and down clues with partial text and many garbled entries. The display includes scattered letters and stray strings that do not form coherent clues or answers.
Has Whistling Eye Tumor Behind Eye Tied to Baker Case
The victim is Henry L. Baker of Chicago examined by Dr. Edward Wagner. Physicians report a tumor behind the eye as the cause.
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Henry L. Baker
Chicago
Edward Wagner
Central Press
Lawmakers on Capitol Hill Debate Key Bills
On Capitol Hill the Senate opposition continues anti lynching speeches while the House debates Treasury Post Office appropriations and hearings begin on business tax changes. The prior day the Senate debated anti lynching and the House discussed the Treasury Post Office bill.
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Associated Press
Senate
Appropriations
House
Treasury-Post Office
House Committee
Enet
Treasury Post Office
Large Crowd Attends Rites for Mrs. Nancy L. Cline Richards
Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon at the Cline family home for Mrs. Nancy L. Cline Richards widow of Roy W. Richards and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo L. Cline. Due to crowding the Grim residence and an amplified service by Jones Funeral Home accommodated mourners. Interment followed in Mount Hebron Cemetery with pallbearers named. Distants guests included the O’Leary family of Martinsburg and others from Washington and Hagerstown.
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Nancy Lee Cline Richards
Roy Lee Cline Richards
Roy W. Richards
Alonzo L. Cline
East Cork Street
Frank Grim
Jones Funeral Home
Cline
S. L. Flickinger
Centenary Reformed Church
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Frank Harris
Roland Keller
Lee Butler
Ralph L. Hardy
Richard Crisman
Thomas Cochran
Joseph O'Leary
Martinsburg
W. Va
Josephine
Fred Af
Dale Carnegie How to Win Friends and Influence People
Noted author Dale Carnegie outlines practical strategies for influencing others and building rapport. The guide emphasizes listening, empathy, and confidence to improve personal and professional relationships.
Dinner Party Reflections From New York Elites
The writer recalls a private Hotel Plaza gathering hosted by Blanche Colton Withems of Hunter College with guests from Hunter College Columbia University and other scholars. After dinner a piano sing along with church hymns replaces any wild party stereotype, illustrating a refined urban social scene.
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Dale Carnegie
New Iee
Charming Blanche Colton Withems
Hunter College
Dr. Williams
Columbia University
Middle West
London
Rome
New York
Warrensburg
Missouri
American League Head Sees Strong 1938 After 1937 Success
President of the American Baseball League predicts a competitive 1938 after 1937 highs. He notes the all star win and world series title, Yankees finish, Detroit and Chicago White Sox improvements, and a major winter trade making next season even tighter.
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American Baseball League
Chicago
Washington
Giants
New York Yankees
Detroit
Mickey Cochrane
Lynwood Rowe
Cochrane
Chicago White Sox
Yankees
Head Man of Dogdom crowns new king of purebreds
A slack poodle named C. H. Pillicoe Rumpelstilskin, CD, is hailed as the new king of America's purebred dogs. He is owned by Mrs. Milton Erlanger of New York, described with an arrogantly composed air by observers.
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Chis
America
Milton Erlanger
New York
C. H. Pillicoe Rumpelstilskin
Cochrane trades for Kennedy and ball changes loom large
The column defends Cochrane trading Marvin Owen and Gerald Walker for Vernon Kennedy and argues the White Sox gain balance and pitching. It predicts high attendance in 1938, and discusses ball changes with expectations the American League will match or exceed 1937 hits and home runs.
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Cochrane
Marvin Owen
Gerald Walker
Vernon Kennedy
Mickey
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Gen. Agt
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Winchester Evening Star
MR. Berry Grove
the Mutual Life Insurance Company OF
Hansbrough & Carter
John Deere
Harrows
Lupton Orchard
Geo. W. Kurtz
Daily Cross
Hawaii
Nion
Livonia
Elelelst
Fai
Farmers & Merchants National Bank & Trust Co
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Capitol Hill
Eagle, Arrow, Jayson and
Superior Brands
N. Loudoun St
Ronald Amundsen
South Pole
Daniel Guggenheim
Guggenheim Brothers
McNaught Syndicate
Harridge
By Will Harridge
Jodhpurs
Gray & Eddy
King of Dogs
Owen
Walker
White Sox
Seasoon
Rhodes Drug Co
Buck Jones
Tombstone
Johnny Mack Brown
Bert Lahr
Jimmy Save
Billy House
Alice Brady
Mischa Auer
John King
Barbara Read
Dave Apollon
Joy Hodges
Kaufman-Hart
Shenandoah Elec. Appliance Co
Loudoun St
Certified Public Accountants
TAX Counsellors
AUDIT
TAX Service
E. Boscawen Street
Richmond, VA
State Planters Bank
Winchester Milling Corp
N. Cameron St
By Consulting Us
J. W. Arthur
General Insurance
Rouss Avenue
Service
Miles Music Co
S. Loudoun St
Cletrac
E” Cletrac
H. P
H. C. Sheetz & Son
Gray & Skeetz
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