Advertising Rates and Notices in Historic Paper
Advertising rates include 2 cents per line with a 25 cent minimum. Memorials cost 1.50 for four stanzas of four lines. Cards of Thanks 5 cents. Display ads due by 10 AM publication day. Transient 42 cents per inch. National reps Devine-Tenney Corp with offices in New York and other cities. Includes AP association notice and a Jeremiah quotation.
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T5c
Devine-Tenney Corp
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Des Moines
Atlanta
Faithful to Ideals: Shenandoah Valley Inc Holds Annual Meeting
Shenandoah Valley Inc reports at Staunton annual meeting that the group remains loyal to its founders eleven years after a Harrisonburg rally. Officers like Frank Sublett and Dan Wine were cited for enduring service. progress on the Shenandoah National Park, Skyline Drive, and park access rights were highlighted as ongoing aims.
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Shenandoah Valley, Inc
Staunton
Harrisonburg
Shenandoah Valley
Virginia
Frank L. Sublett
Dan W. Wine
Col. H. J. Benchoff
le Aark Association
Thas
State Conservation and Development Commission
William Carson
Air Valley
Patrick meaning and a large financial figure
The text presents a monetary figure of 20.645 billion dollars and asks for the meaning of the name Patrick. Patrick is a given name of Latin origin meaning noble or patrician, often associated with Saint Patrick.
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Patrick
State tourist agency urged to showcase Virginia attractions
Wilbur C. Hall proposes a state tourist agency to present Virginia's mountains seas battlefields and parks to visitors. He warns against biased publicity favoring one region and urges a representative board modeled after California and Florida to attract tourists statewide.
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Conservation and Development Commission
Wilbur C. Hall
California
Florida
Antique auto derby recalls early Philadelphia show
An old motor car derby in Philadelphia revived memories of pioneer motoring. The 1897 Winton won a prize for age though not speed, and a 1913 Metz from Salisbury, Maryland completed 200 miles with no breakdown, highlighting the rough early road era and the shift to modern reliability.
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Philadelphia
Winton
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Salisbury
Pike’s Peak
Two Great US Mountain Ranges and Arthurian Queen
Answers: the two major ranges are the Rocky Mountains and the Appalachian Mountains. King Arthur’s queen is Guinevere.
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The
United States
Hocky Mountains
Appalachian Mountains
Guinevere
Utah
Elopement Clash Spurs Fernwood Manor Spenders
Leila Madison, guardian to her younger sister Bet, plots to block Bet’s elopement with Addi son Huntingdon as Jerry Redmond, a reporter, aids the scheme from their Westchester home. Amid flirtation and social clash at Fernwood Manor, Leila debates a life beyond shabby respectability while Jerry probes her heart and future. The scene ends with a train ride toward a world of carefree wealth and danger.
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Leila Madison
Bet
Addison Huntingdon
Jerry Redmond
Leila
Addy
Jerry
Westchester
Minnie
Mrs. Johnston-Hedges
Orton Johnston-Hedges
New York
Jarecki
Fernwood Manor
Orton
Heathcote
Jane
Addison
Aunt Minnie
Redmond
George
Yucatan
Cloud - Cuckoo - City
Wonderland
Cockaigne
Lamb
Kaigne
Rainfall Averages From 22-Year Winchester Study
The report notes 24 hour rainfall ending 8 a m in January totaling .75 inches year to date .75 inches. Winchester Laboratory records show 34 61 inches average annual precipitation. Monthly averages vary with January 2 35 inches and December 2 30 inches.
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Winchés
County farmers show interest in corn hog program
Admiral Byrd and party arrive at an Antarctic base. Rev. Dr. Hubert Sydenstricker speaks on Faith in Man during Union Week of Prayer. Mrs. G W Parrish, 69, dies after long illness. New Orleans Mayor Walmsley challenges Senator Huey P Long to a fight.
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R. E. Byrd
Antarctic Base
Hubert Sydenstricker
G. W. Parrish
Mayor Walmsley
New Orleans
Huey P. Long
Louisiana
Glaize and Patterson wed in Charlotte ceremony
Fred L. Glaize weds Miss Elizabeth Monroe Patterson in Charlotte North Carolina in a pretty ceremony. Right Rev. Beverley Dandridge Tucker, Bishop of the Southern diocese of Virginia, dies in Norfolk. Relief work keeps locals busy as Virginia observes R. E. Lee's birthday.
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Fred L. Glaize
Elizabeth Monroe Patterson
Charlotte
N. C
Beverley Dandridge Tucker
Virginia
Norfolk
R. FE. Lee
Miss Anna Poston to Wed Richard Boxwell at Arden
Miss Anna Poston becomes the bride of Richard Boxwell in a ceremonial Ard en wedding. The couple's plans follow the Colonial Theatre advertised attraction and local society events.
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Colonial Theatre
Anna Poston
Richard Boxwell
Handley
Fishburne Military Academy
J. C. McKown
Dudley Harley
Northern Virginia Orchard Company
Arden
William E. Carson, Jr
William E. Carson
R. M.A
Clarke county miller A H Garvin dead at 70
Twenty five years ago A H Garvin 70 a Clarke county resident and Millwood miller died. Bell weather week of prayer services held despite ice and rain. Baltimore leads national corn exports. William M McIlwaine 48 a farmer and stock raiser and Lucinda Stouffer 31 a Newville Pa widow wed locally. Governor Swanson backs income tax in special message.
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A. H. Garvin
Clarke County
Millwood
Baltimore
William M. McIlwaine
Lucinda Stouffer
Newville
Swanson
General Assembly
Stone Dog That Howled at the Beirut River
An ancient tale describes a great stone dog or Assyrian bull perched above the Dog River near Beirut Syria. The hollow head would howl with the wind frightening locals until one daring soul toppled the giant figure into the sea where it can be seen at low tide.
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Beirut
Syria
Lost-2 Bird Dogs Reward Notice in Virginia
Two pointer and setter hunting dogs missing near Stonebridge Virginia. A black headed white female setter with many ticks last seen. Reward offered by C N Shepherd of Success Virginia. Contact for information.
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Stonebridge
C. N. Shepherd
Success
Descendant of Frederick County Woman Considered for Federation Presidency
In a Washington paper a portrait features Mrs Roberta Lawson of Tulsa Oklahoma connected to the Campbell line from Frederick County via J Edward Campbell. Lawson is a potential candidate for president of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs with June election expected at the Detroit convention.
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Frederick County
Gneral Federation of Women’s Clubs
Washington
Roberta Lawson
Tulsa
Okla
J. Edward Campbell
Campbell
Stony Meade
Opequon
Herbert S. Larrick
Oklahoma
Tussa
Lawson
W. W. Glass
Glass
Journeycake
Emma Journeycake
Josephine L. Piercé
Lima
Ohio
General Federation of Women's Club
United States
Federation
Detroit
Josephine L. Pierce
Roberta Campbell Lawson
Peirce
Dr. Peirce
Scharwenka
Museum of
University of Tulla
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Mrs. Lawson
N Street Northwest
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Noble & Patrician
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OLD Motor Car Order
Jack
Bobby Riley
Cor. Market
Gerard Sts
Scott’s
R. J. Scott
King Arthur
New Britain
W.d. Micks
Sopl
Jake
Dante
AWE
Rittle
Margaret
Odemer
China
Russia
Victor
Acme
Smiedic
C. B. Smalts & Son
Nat'l Ave
Baker
Baker’s Drug Store
Winchester Furniture Co
Johnson
John S. Miller & Company
Sherwin-Wiliams Paints
Westinghouse
Northern Virginia Power CO
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