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Tenney, Woodward & , Inc
New York
Detroit
Kansas City
San Francisco
Chi- Company Cago
Boston
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Sociated Press
The Good Shepherd Psalm Text
A devotional excerpt outlines the familiar assurance from Psalm 23, declaring divine guidance and abundance. It emphasizes dwelling in the Lord’s presence and persistent mercy throughout life.
Clarke County Centennial Celebrations Highlight Historic Display
The Clarke County centennial celebration opened with an impressive ceremony and a coronation pageant featuring Pace Mitchell and a noteworthy episode. The Clarke County historical collection showcased portraits furniture silver and heirlooms spanning colonial days to today.
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Pace Mitchell
Clarke
Clarke County
Purcell McCue Honored for Virginia Apple Industry
Charles Purcell McCue of Greenwood prominent orchardist and president of Appalachian Apples Inc is singled out for praise in Commonwealth magazine. He has long led Virginia horticulture serving as president of the State Horticultural Society since 1916 with multiple terms and notable work promoting apples in Virginia.
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Commonwealth Magazine
Charles Purcell McCue
Greenwood
McCue
Appalachian Apples, Inc
Virginia
The
Virgin's State Horticultural Society
Purcell McCue
Albemarle County
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Danger of a dictatorship by big business in twentieth century America
The article argues that America faces potential dictatorship through three elements in national life: business, the unions, and political actors. It discusses how big business can seize control, how workers and the public may be manipulated, and the tension among leaders who enable such power.
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Staunton News-Leader
America
Ion
Lords of World
Business vs Labor and Politicians in Steel Industry Clash
The text argues big business and the union labor hierarchy seek to regain dominance, aiming for a closed shop in steel. It warns against any single group gaining unchecked power and calls for checks and balances among business, labor, and politicians to protect prosperity and liberty.
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Roosevelts
Bib
Fair
Will Rogers Humorous Story from American News Features
A humorous anecdote attributed to Will Rogers about a town speaker who hoards new words. He asks his wife for a word meaning a man who knows everything and wins every argument, and she replies that the word is husband. The piece reflects Rogers style and light social satire.
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Anne
Savan
Savang
Sevan
American News Features
Tne
Nose evolution may push toward bigger noses says physician
Dr. C. B. Hollis of Philadelphia argues at a medical meeting that nasal evolution could favor larger noses as interiors become drier and more humidification burdens fall on the nose. He cites humidification needs of air in poorly heated rooms and questions whether engineers will reduce nose growth by better climate control.
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Cyrano de Bergerac
C. B. Hollis
Philadelphia
Unseen Natural Bridge Fence Sparks Debate Over Access
The Natural Bridge accident in Virginia drew criticism of a high white board fence that blocks the view and may have prevented a safe crash. Observers say the barrier limits public sight of a landmark many expect to see for free, likening it to Niagara Falls or the Grand Canyon.
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Hartford Courant
Natural Bridge
Frye
George Ww
Niagara Falls
Grand Canyon
Statue of Liberty
PLEASE MR PRESIDENT Southside Virginia News
The Democratic party again nominates you as its candidate in this Southside Virginia issue. The piece emphasizes the party’s choice and the expectation of the American electorate as a national moment unfolds.
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Southside
Virginia News
Democratic Party
Reader quiz column answers from The Evening Star
A Q and A feature presents answers by Frederic J. Haskin on topics from Governor Landon and Col. Knox religious affiliations to Primo Carnera’s heavyweight title span. It covers U S trivia including monuments, grapefruit cultivation, Goldsmith Maid, Barrier Islands, and more with concise corrections and facts.
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Frederic
Evening Star
Haskin
Washington, D. C
Under a Pampas Moon at Palace Theatre
A Pampas Moon shows at the Palace Theatre. A cloudburst near Havre de Grace Maryland washes out railroad tracks and highways. In Franklin county liquor conspiracy case 18 defendants receive prison terms totaling 239 months and fines of 53500 dollars. Winds and floods raze a dozen squatter towns in Montana.
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Palace Theatre
Montana
Franklin County
Havre de Grace
Lehman and Roosevelt Face Pressure Over New York Candidacy
Washington observers say Lehman's New York bid signals White House concern about Empire State prospects. GOP critics argue Roosevelt's push highlights perceived weakness and fear of weaker statewide results.
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Washington, D. C
Herbert H. Lehman
New York
Roosevelt
Lehman
Empire State
White House
New Yorker
Can He Carry State
The piece discusses whether Roosevelt can win New York for the Democratic ticket, noting New York's history of divergent statewide and national outcomes. It reflects on conventions, Roosevelt's impact, Republican hopes, and the looming clash between steel and coal industries with John L. Lewis.
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Lehman
New York
Steel and Coal
John L. Lewis
United States
Roosevelt
Five Years Ago Highlights From Frederick County
Five years ago the home demonstration advisory board organized in Frederick county. IL W. Dick was named manager of the Commercial Hotel. Miss Eva Hicks and Harry V. Price married. Miss Anne Tucker McGuire sailed for England to study.
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Frederick County
IL W. Dick
Eva Hicks
Harry V. Price
Anne Tucker McGuire
England
Miss Cosie Byrd Wyndham Weds Dr Louis Lee Wilkerson
Ten years ago Miss Cosie Byrd Wyndham of Be, Georgie becomes bride of Dr Louis Lee Wilkerson of Greenville SC. J S Haldeman is re elected president of Chamber of Commerce here. Mrs George K Heist aged 83 dies here.
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Cosie Byrd Wyndham
Louis Lee Wilkerson
Greenville
Railroad race at Millville marks milestone in 25 years
Twenty five years ago the Winchester and Washington City Railroad Company built a large rail race at Millville West Virginia. Mr and Mrs Blackburn Smith marked their fifth wedding anniversary at Berryville. Mrs Mary Pingley aged eighty four died.
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Winchester and Washington City Railroad Company
Millville
W. Va
Blackburn Smith
Berryville
Mary Pingley
Elias Howe Born Prominent Sewing Machine Inventor
July 9 1819 marked the birth of Elias Howe the inventor of the sewing machine. His development transformed manufacturing and textile industries globally.
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Elias Howe
Lacy Be Gallantly By Mare Blizzard
Joan Spencer a schoolteacher becomes secretary to Julian Sloane a noted playwright. She moves into his summer home while jealous Sheila True causes trouble. Julian departs for Europe and Joan plans a life with admirer Alex Garrity as she returns to Blakeville.
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Joan Spencer
Julian Sloane
Sloane
Sheila True
Julian
Sheila
Joan
Pierre Durand
Pierre
Alex Garrity
Sloane’s
Europe
Blakeville
London
Bhrow
Joanie Spencer
Louise
Beatrice Winsloe
Tve
Win
Beatrice
Mr. Sloane
Flashes of Life Across Several States
A pilot lands on a highway near Lavonia Georgia and leaves without identify ing the traveler. In Greenville South Carolina a former rodeo stuntman sustains a broken hip from an angry horse. In Jefferson Tennessee Dan Taylor endures his 22nd fracture from various accidents. In Chicago funeral plans falter as a misidentified corpse causes confusion.
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Alex Finley
Jefferson, Tenn
Dan Taylor
Chicago
Lang
Mary Androis
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