Fragmentary AP News Prayer Passage
The readable lines reflect a father's devotion and gratitude to God in a religious text. AvarER appears as a misspelled or corrupted word amid a devotional tone. The passage mentions loving father and mercies and a feast of God.
Meeting Death Halfway
A Fourth of July extended weekend prompts safety officials to fear record driving tolls. Officials warn against reckless behavior as traffic rises and urge drivers to slow down, avoid speeding, and not meet death halfway.
Front Porch Campaigns and Political Strategy
The piece argues the front porch campaign justifies nomination styles if Eisenhower is chosen and notes past front runners like Roosevelt Coolidge Harding McKinley. It credits Marcus Hanna with creating the front porch approach and applying business methods to campaigning.
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William McKinley
Ohio
Hanna
McKinley
Opinion: Steelworkers strike harms national steel output
Current Opinion argues the United Steelworkers favoring union shop endangers steel production in a world emergency. It claims the union values dues revenue over national security and national interest, and predicts the union will regret this stance as the dispute continues.
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Geome Company
Philip Murray
Free Riders
Campaigning Styles Across Gilded Age to World War II
The text contrasts candidate campaigning approaches from McKinley to Bryan, Harding, Coolidge, and F D Roosevelt. It notes porch speeches for McKinley, extensive on the road efforts by Bryan, homebound tactics for Harding and Coolidge, limited early travel by F D Roosevelt, and Dewey finally forcing him to speak publicly. It cites Bryan’s prolific daily speeches as a gauge of impact.
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McKinley
Canton
Ohio
Bryan
Ora‘tor
Platte
Harding
America
Coolidge
United States Chamber of Commerce
John W. Davis
F. D. Roosevelt
Dewey
Brumback Announces Edna Brumback to Boswell
Mr R B Brumback of Middletown announces the marriage of his daughter Edna May Brumback to Charles Albert Boswell son of Mr and Mrs F F Boswell of Winchester Route 3 The notice notes a local engagement.
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R. B. Brumback
Middletown
Edna May Brumback
Charles Albert Boswell
F. F. Boswell
Winchester
Ormand E. Demorest
Whitacre
Macon
Salem Jubilee Aid Society
W. L. Riggleman
Virginia coroner named for Winchester and Frederick Co
The Chief Medical Examiner of Virginia appointed Dr John R Troxel coroner for Winchester and Frederick County Mifflin B Clowe Jr was elected commander of the Conrad Hoover American Legion post to succeed L E Hill Engagement announced between Dorothy DeGrange and Thomas Baldridge Mrs Paul Rosenberger and her caddy Stewart Pugh won the ladies caddy Scotch foursome at Winchester Golf Club
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John R. Troxell
Winchester
Frederick Co
Winchester Golf Club
Local residents travel and recoveries noted in brief
Mr. E. E. Greenwalt of Albin spent the day in Winchester on business. Mr. Hugh Nat Hawkins was slowly recuperating from a severe illness. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Chaplin were spending several days with friends in Staunton.
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E. E. Greenwalt
Albin
Winchester
Hugh Nat'' Hawkins
R. L. Chaplin
Staunton
Winchester appoints Harry R. Kern Commonwealth Attorney
Fifty years ago Harry R. Kern began duties as Commonwealth Attorney for Winchester city. A wind and rain storm broke the drought and caused crop damage comparable to the dry weather.
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Harry R. Kern
Winchester
World War II to Cold War Strains Split Allied Front
The piece argues the Tru man Administration’s collective security program falters with anti Russian bulwark failing politically and militarily. It notes European leaders’ disillusion, Pinay urging UN action in Indo China, and limits of U.S. weapons supply amid ongoing Korea and Europe defense commitments.
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Truman
Stalin
London
Paris
Bonn
Truman-Acheson
Winston Churchill
Europe
Korea
Attlee
Mark Clark
MacArthur
All Europe
Anthony Eden
Churchill
Pinay
United Nations
Indo-China
Prance
West Point
Russia
Moscow
India
Letourneau
Military
G.I
United States
Pentagon
Greece
Turkey
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
European Defense Community
Spain
Formosa
Joe
How's Your I q Based On 100 Questions
A quiz feature promises daily practice over ten days. Scores range from Memory Genius for 9–10 correct to lower bands. The page then asks two history questions: a WWII oil administrator nicknamed The Old Curmudgeon and the first U S capital under the Constitution.
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Rainfall Report Summary for Past 24 Hours
Rainfall in the last 24 hours ending at 7 a m shows none. July totals and monthly figures for Lan over 39 years include 36.79 inches, with February 2.45, March 1.99, April 2.88, May 2.28, June 2.00, July 3.22, August 3.82, September 2.63, and October 3.27 inches.
Hay Fever Season On The Way
The article explains hay fever as an allergy to pollens with ragweed being the common severe form. Pollen from trees grasses and late summer ragweed trigger symptoms. skin tests help identify culprits and desensitization may help. Antihistamines control symptoms while cortisone and ACTH help in very severe cases under physician direction.
Nose Drops Mystery Ties Utah Sheep Herder To New York Case
A Utah sheep herder faces questions after a chemical purchase tied to a large order of nose drops in New York. Investigators trace links between the product and the buyer amid unclear motive and distribution.
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New York
Ted
Utah
Strength For The Day by Earl L. Douglas D D
A reflective piece on releasing inner turmoil. The author argues peace follows expelling jealousy, grudges, and evil thoughts from life and invites the Holy Spirit to work within. It links patient fear, anesthesia, and breath to a broader moral cleansing.
The Whole Armor Chapter Thirteen
Faith Baldwin continues The Whole Armor with Paul Lennox facing imminent danger after a plane crash. A mother clings to her baby amid smoke and fear while survivors react in varied ways, and Paul confronts guilt and responsibility as he plans ahead for perilous deeds.
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Lennox
Tranlee
Mielot
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