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Detroit
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Atlanta
Make Your Choice About Treasures In Heaven
A biblical verse from Matthew 6 19 to 21 urges laying up treasures in heaven rather than on earth where decay and theft occur. It emphasizes that the heart follows where the treasure is and warns against earthly attachments.
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Earth
Heaven
Holding a Good Man Henry G Shirley Reappointed Highway Chief
Announcement of the reap pointment of Henry G Shirley as State Highway Commissioner praises his twelve years leading Virginia roads from poor to among the best. The Baltimore Sun lauds his road engineering skill, integrity, and ability, noting his expansion of country roads and broad recognition.
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Henry G. Shirley
Commonwealth
Shirley
Virginia
Maryland
The
Baltimore Sun
Old Dominion
John W. Davis on the New Deal
John W. Davis addressed the Institute of Public Affairs in Charlottesville explaining he argued neither for nor against the New Deal. He warned against senseless veneration of the old and urged consideration of real issues rather than blind adherence.
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Charlottesville
John W. Davis
Institute of Public Affairs
Davis
Theodore Roosevelt First Tax Payer Chief Executive
The article notes that the first chief executive compelled by law to pay an income tax on a salary of 75000 was President Roosevelt. It also credits Dr Emil Cone with the popular saying Every day in every way im getting better and better. The Simpson Time piece discusses Swiss Italian border politics and Senate scrutiny of convictions in Virginia context.
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Roosevelt
Emil Cone
Betty
Simpson
Switzerland
Italy
Defense of New Deal Seen as Bureaucratic Overreach
The author argues that approving or rejecting New Deal policies en masse reflects emotion rather than reason. He critiques Mr. Davis for signaling unconditional surrender to the program and cautions that true democracy requires individual thinking, not government by bureaucracy.
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Roosevelt
Davis
Mr. Davis
Virginia’s Patience With Patronage and Roosevelts Policies
A Bristol Herald Courier rebuke reprinted in the Portsmouth Star argues Virginia should not use patronage to gain jobs. It notes many Virginians in federal payrolls while praising Senators Glass and Byrd for their steadfast stances and long ties to the White House.
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Bristol Herald- Courier
Portsmouth Star
Glass
Byrd
Washington
Bristol
Warren
Senate
The
Herald-Courier
Roosevelt
White House
Senator Glass
Literary Digest
Century of Progress Flight Deal Advertises Cheap Round Trip
Valley Airways promotes a three passenger round trip to Chicago with a two day stopover priced at 25 dollars per person each way. The bold ad urges readers not to miss the Century of Progress event and to book a flight.
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Century OF Progress
Chicafo
Valley Airways
State Senator Cather draft bill on county audit charges
One year ago Senate plan from T Russell Cather aimed at altering fees for county record audits. Woodstock Catholic Church resumed services after two decades closed. Kidnappers seek ransom for 77 year old Illinois banker August Lear. Local militia prepared to depart for encampment. General William Mitchell highly praises George C Peery in a City Hall speech. Les ter D Arnold introduces Mitchell.
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T. Russell Cather
Woodstock Catholic
August Lear
Illinois
William Mitchell
George C. Peery
City Hall
Lester D. Arnold
Mitchell
John I Brown Jr To Lead Newspaper Horseshoe Tourney
Five years ago John I Brown Jr will manage a newspaper horseshoe tournament. Two stores collapsed suddenly in Montgomery Alabama causing many injuries. Joe Wedlock a Black man is fatally stabbed after a Cedar dance event.
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John I. Brown, Jr
Montgomery
Ala
Joe Wedlock
Cedar
Winchester Tennis Club Defeats Catoctin in 5 2
Winchester Tennis Club defeats the Catoctin Country Club of Frederick Maryland by five matches to two in a northeastern county match. Twenty indictments are considered against Arthur G. Jones. Dope valued at one million dollars seized by U.S. agents in New York. Martinsburg motorists injured when a fast train damages their car. Two killed in a Millsville West Virginia auto crash. Winchester dollar day ads fill the valley in The Star’s 24 page edition. Alven Stenroos, 40, wins the Olympic 26 mile marathon in Paris.
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U. Customs
New York
Martinsburg
Millsville
W. Va
The
Star
Alven Stenroos
Finn
Paris
Germany selects Bethmann Hollweg as new chancellor
Twenty five years ago Von Buelow resigns and Bethmann Hollweg is named as his successor in Germany. In other items the Washington Post Richmond Times Dispatch notes good roads scout cars arriving tomorrow night. Troop B 15th Cavalry camping at the Fair Grounds. President Taft to attend the Confederate Reunion picnic at Fishers Hill on July 24. The Post Office will study creating a rural free delivery route along the Cedar Creek Grade between Winchester and Marlboro to replace the star route service.
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Germany
Bethman Hollweg
Washington Post-Richmond
Times-Dispatch
Good Roads
15Th Cavalrys
Fair Grounds
Taft
Fishers Hill
Post Office Department
Cedar Creek
Winchester
Marlboro
Great Showers Of Meteors Seen By Byrd's Party
In LITTLE AMERICA Antarctica on July 13 observers at the Byrd expedition meteor observatory recorded an uncharted meteor shower likely the most impressive since 1833 Leonids. Four observers in a transparent dome logged up to 300 meteors per hour per observer with naked eye observations using reticles to pin meteors’ paths.
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Little America
Antarctica
Meteor Observatory
Byrd Expedition
Jae C. Poulter
Scienst
The
American Meteor Society
Love and betrayal shadow Granitehead in a stormy romance
Joan Dudley, vacationing with Adelaide Delafield, faces entangled passions with Giles Armiger while Drew Hallam presses for a secret marriage. Jealousy, a missing handkerchief, and a tense walk in a Maine wood shape a fragile love triangle as Thanksgiving plans unfold and fate tests loyalties.
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Joan Dudley
Adelaide Delafield
Drew Hallam
Granitehead
Drew
Nancy
Giles Armiger
Stephen Scripps
Joan
Giles
Rose Carter
Portsmouth
Armiger
Scripps
Maine Woods
Penélope Sears
Europe
Hallam
Dilly
Maine
Penelope
Adelaide
Oddly Clear Arctic Night With Four Observers Aloft
Four observers secured on the observatory roof scan the sky in 50 degree arcs, reporting surprisingly buoyant mood thanks to excellent visibility. Temperatures plunge to 54 degrees below zero as the air remains crystal clear.
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Poulter
Campaign drive pushes meeting to Winchester in 1934
Virginia Fruit reports the Virginia State Horticultural Society will hold its 1934 annual meeting in Winchester from December 11 to 13. The push is led by Frederick county and chamber secretary Andy Bell, whose campaign is described as unstoppable.
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Virginia Fruit
Virginia State Horticultural Society
Winchester
Frederick County
Chamber of Commerce
Andy Bell
Typecasting Machines Through History
The text traces early typecasting methods noting a 1822 Connecticut invention for founders' type and identifying Ottmar Mergenthaler as the German-born Baltimore inventor of the linotype in 1885, first used in 1886, with a burst of patent activity in the 19th century.
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Linotype
United States
Baltimore
Ottmar Mergenthaler
Public sale of city realty in Winchester Virginia
Trustee Herbert S. Larrick offers at public auction the property at 6 West Cork Street Winchester Virginia listed as Rustic Tavern. Sale Tuesday July 24 1934 at 11 am in front of the County Court House. One third cash with balance in two annual installments secured by deed of trust and insurance policy.
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L. L. Hockman
City of
Winchester
West Cork Street
Herbert S. Larrick
C. I. Brumback
Rainfall records and probate court order in Frederick County
The report lists present and past rainfall totals up to the morning of July 18 and year to date figures from Wieser Laboratory. It includes monthly averages and specifics for January through December. An order of publication in the Frederick County Circuit Court directs nonresident heirs in the G W Lemley case to appear within ten days and to publish notices in the Winchester Evening Star for four weeks.
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Wieser Research Laboratory
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Virginia
G. W. Lemley
R. A. Lemley
Evelyn Virginia Campbell
Clementine Ward
James Hollingsworth
Frank Hollingsworth
Lilly Gertie Hollingsworth
Lilly Gertie Holling
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