Senate Accepts Swanson World Court Safeguards
The Senate voted unanimously to approve all reservations and policy declarations in the Swanson resolution on the United States adherence to the World Court. Additional reservations remain to be disposed of before final passage, including limits on League of Nations relations and court oversight.
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Washington
Senate
Swanson
World Court
United State
League of Nations
United States
Tan
Wild Hogs Roam In the Blue Ridge
Wild hogs, hundreds of them, roam parts of the Blue Ridge in Springfield District and Knob Mountain areas. Offspring of early released domestic hogs, they have become untamed and dangerous in Ash Root Springs Piney Fiver Covington Mountain and surrounding ranges. Local hunters are urged to learn safe handling as the wild hog population grows.
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Luray
Blue Ridge
North Carolina
Mississippi
Springfield
Covington Mountain
USA
Wild hogs travel far into Virginia hills from Compton area
A local resident near Compton ten miles north of Luray reports hogs traveling toward Rappahannock county along the Blue Ridge foothills toward Sperryville. Two Rileyville hunters pursued a drove for two days with dogs, shooting one hog after it forced a hunter to climb a tree to escape. The animal weighed three to four hundred pounds.
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Comptonr
Luray
Rappahannock County
Blue Ridge
Sperryville
Rileyville
Patrick Urges Separate Air Services Like Marines
Washington January 26 after Maj Gen Mason M Patrick army air chief outlined his plan to create a separate air corps in the army with status like the Marine corps in the navy the House military committee asked him to present his views in writing. The committee decided to seek additional information on the air chief’s recommendations after an executive session opening the pat rick proposal as a means for a more perfect air organization.
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Washington
Mason M. Patrick
Army Air Chief
Air Corps
Army
Marine Corps
Navy
House Military’ Committee
Patrick
Special Train To Florida Proposed By Shenandoah Valley
Hunter B. Chapman of Woodstock launches a plan for a special ten day round trip to Florida for Shenandoah Valley business leaders. The 125 passenger Pullman train would cost 115.72 dollars and sleep aboard while touring Florida cities including Jacksonville Orlando Tampa and Miami. Stops en route include Columbia and Atlanta with sightseeing in Florida cities and a return by way of the Valley.
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Harrisonburg
Hunter B. Chapman
Woodstock
Shenandagh Valley, Inc
Florida
Chapman
Rotary Club
W. H. Tayloe
The
Southern Railway
Mr. Chapman
Shenandoah Valley, Inc
Atlanta
Manassas
Jacksonville
Orlando
Tampa
St. Petersburg
Palm Beach
Miami
Daytona
Fight
Shenandoah Valey
Luray to Get Rotary Club Soon
Price reported at a Harrisonburg Rotary Club luncheon that Luray will form a Rotary Club of about 20 members under sponsorship. The Page County group was in early setup with three more members needed, following ground work by Harrisonburg Rotarians led by Dr Charles Smith.
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Luray
Grattan“Price
Harrisonburg
Charles Smith
Roanoke
Page County Club
Harrisonburg Club
Woodstock
Open Nostrils Get Quick Cold Relief With Ely's Cream Balk
A nostril opening remedy promises fast relief from a cold or catarrh. It claims to clear air passages and reduce headaches by applying Ely's Cream Balm in the nose, with instant refreshing effect and ease of breathing.
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Ely
Co operative Market Division Established in Agriculture Measure
The House approved a cooperative market division within agriculture by a vote of 357 to 3, authorizing $225 000 for the first year. The program aims to aid cooperative marketing of crops and disseminate information to farmers, framed as a development plan rather than direct relief. The measure followed by consideration of the annual agriculture department appropriation bill.
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Remient of ‘Agriculture
House
Agriculture Department
Preacher Builds Own Church in City Shelter Mission
Rev. T. A. Painter of Stanley arrives in Harrisonburg seeking aid to cover $190 debt on Zoar Memorial Mission, a refuge church he built himself. He funded lumber and materials and raised the structure with no outside help.
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Harrisonburg
Val
T. A. Painter
Stanley
Page County
Zoar Memorial Mission
Painter
Capitol Completes Large Telephone Exchange Upgrade
Congress plans a new and bigger Capitol telephone exchange to handle daily calls up to 26,000 for a city of 15,000. The first switchboard started with 51 stations 28 years ago, now 1,603 stations with 27 operators on duty, led by chief operator Mrs Harriet G Daley.
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Waghingtdh
Congressméy
Capitol
Harriet G.daley
Revered Hamaker to Preach at Galilee Church
The Rev. J. D. Hamaker of Strasburg Virginia will preach at Galilee Church of Christ on Sunday January 31 with services at 11:00 A M and 7 30 P M. He is well known to Galilee parishioners and large congregations are expected. All are invited.
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J. D. Hamaker
Strasburg
Galilee Church of Christ
Hamaker
People of Galilee
How Doctors Treat Colds and Flu
Doctors and druggists now recommend Calotabs to break up a cold overnight or reduce grippe influenza or sore throat. One or two Calotabs at bedtime with water purges the system, without salts or nausea, and the next morning the cold vanishes and appetite returns. A family package with directions is 35 cents at any drug store.
Not So Bad As That Prudence Ien t Mrs De Spy Dinner
A fragmented dialogue hints at a social quarrel over dining habits and prudence in household etiquette. The garbled text suggests a debate about eating, appetite, and decorum in a dinner scene with Mrs. De Spy.
Bit of Romance On Farm Comfort For Animals
Winter chill prompts farmers to keep livestock warm, fed, and comfortable. Animals should not be hungry cold or stressed, nor forced to rest in uncomfortable positions or bedding. Proper shelter and care ensure health and welfare during cold weather.
Musterole Promises Quick Relief For Flu Threats
An old advertisement urges readers to use Musterole at early flu symptoms a cold warning aches congested chest and sore throat. It claims Musterole stimulates circulation relieves congestion and may prevent serious illness without blistering the skin.
Epworth League Service Set at Stephenson M E Church
Stephenson Va January 27 The Epworth League from Rest Church will hold a service at Stephenson M E Church Sunday January 31 at 6 20 p m with Rev J D Russell delivering sermons and a social period to follow Dinner guests at Mr William Frasier's home included Mrs John Payne and daughters Virginia and Anna Bell of BKnker Hill and Mr and Mrs J H Ashwood of Lenore Mrs E W Grant has suffered a cold and neuralgia Br Turner Sencindiver is improved Mrs Robert Davin lost a valuable horse last week after it slipped and had to be killed Read the Star Daily.
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Stephenson
Epworth 'League
Stephenson M.E
D. Russell
William. Frasier
John Payne
Virginia
Anna Bell
Bunker Hill
J.H. Ashswood
Lenore
Mabel Foreman
Brunswick
Turner Sencindiver
Robert Davin
Witte
Harry Benner
Winchester
Edgar A Nee
Athenson
Mello Glo Sold by J Store In Neatly Described Ad
An old OCR fragment advertises Mello Glo as a new French product sold by J Store. The garbled text mentions beauty, shine, velvet feel, and a party or product claim. It reads as a damaged listing with unclear details and names.
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J Store
Fragmentary Rural Diary Snippet On Seasons And Food
Readable text mentions corn fodder at noon and penny night with notes on awake state. References winter season and breeding terms appear but details are unclear. The fragment preserves agricultural and seasonal terms without clear events or names.
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