Fragmented OCR Notice From The Evening Star
The readable text references The Evening Star as a second class publication and mentions a national advertising representative network in New York Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh Des Moines and Atlanta. It praises a heroic achievement described as a remarkable world stage accomplishment.
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Dévirie Tenney
New York
Chitagé
Detroit
Pitburgh
Des Moines
Atlanta
Christ Vows All for Christ Be Kind to the Erring
A church exhortation urges brethren to restore a fallen brother with meekness, while guarding against self temptation. Scriptural reflection cites Galatians 6 1 and emphasizes spiritual restraint and charity.
Speculation Criticized as a Stock Market Setback
The Christian Science Monitor notes Wednesday and Thursday declines in New York shares. It says nonprofessionals faced losses as insiders prevailed. calls for more margin money were sent to the public. The Roosevelt Administration may curb speculation to restore sobriety and economic security.
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Christian Science Monitor
New York
Myron
Wall Street
Senate Stock Exchange
Roosevelt
Committee of the Stock Exchange
Roanoke Times Air Hero Post Sets World Flight Record
Wiley Post completes fastest solo circumnavigation in Winnie Mae ending at Floyd Bennett Field at 10 56 30 p m Saturday night less than eight days after departure. His time beats Gatty by more than 21 hours while acknowledging possible future improvements with better weather.
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Roanoke
Pacific
New York
Berlin
Wiley Post
Earth
Floyd Bennett
Harold Gatty
Post
Gatty
Feoaremae
Pannaes
Jimmy Mattern
Rainfall Totals From Local Observations
The report lists present and past rainfall figures, with July to date 3.41 inches and year to date 23.46 inches. It includes 20 year averages by month, noting January 2.36 inches through December 2.37 inches, and details a 84.53 inch average annual precipitation.
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Anenes
Recent City Realty Transfers admitted to record
City deeds filed in the Corporation Clerk office show transfers including James P. Reardon trustee to Unianon of Winchester for a dwelling and garage at Valley Avenue and alch street with $9 500 listed. M Lyfich trustee to T J Williams for 111 North Washi street with nominal consideration. C W Knight gains a house on 8 Cameron street in a deal by M M Lyfich and J M Steck for $3. A ten year lease from Herman H Hable to Montgomery Ward & Co starts September 1 with escalating rents up to 5 100. N Good et ux to Amelia Magrider for 428 1 2 and 430 N Kent street with nominal consideration. Gladys Hawkins to John A Ludwig for a house and lot on Valley Ave for nominal consideration. Mary B Robinson et al to Mrs O B Brown and Elizabeth Brown Highes for undivided interests in 329 N Loudoun 215 N Loudoun and 400 Highland Ave in a partition with nominal consideration.
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Corporation
James P. Reardon
Unianon of
Winchester
Valley Avenue
Alch Street
M. Lyfich
T. J. Williams
North Washi Street
M. M. Lyfich
J. M. Steck
C. W. Knight
Cameron Street
Herman H. Hable
Montgomery Ward & Co
N. Good
Amelia Magrider
N. Kent Street
Gladys ©. Hawkins
John A. Ludwig
Hampshire County
W. Va
Valley Ave
City
Mary B. Robinson
Aiz
O. B. Brown
Elizabeth Brown Highes
North
Loudoun Street
Highland Ave
Wire Preservers Temporary Screen Door Patch
A small hole in a screen door is temporarily blocked by adhesive plaster to keep flies out. The quick fix preserves airflow while awaiting a longer repair.
Largest Rural Population by State
The four states with the largest rural population are Pennsylvania North Carolina Texas and Ohio. The data highlights major rural communities across these states and their population counts.
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Pennsylvania
North Carolina
Texas
Ohio
Brewer Identifies Touhy Gang as Kidnapers
William Hamim Jr. identifies Roger Touhy and three accomplices as his kidnapers in a June 15 abduction. The four men were held in Milwaukee after capture near an alleged Lake Geneva hideout, following an auto crash in Hikhorn Wisconsin. Eddie McFadden Touhy is the leader. Willie Sharkey and Gustave Schaefer are named among the suspects.
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Brewer
Touhy
William Hamim, Jr
St. Paul, Minn
Roger Touhy
Chicago
Milwaukee
Lake Geneva
Hikhorn
Wis
Eddie McFadden
Willie Sharkey
Gustave Schaefer
Death at the Proctor House Drives Hidden Motives
Sally Gwynne serves as private secretary to John Kemble Proctor in Daytona Beach. After Proctor’s death by a gunshot and a coroner’s ruling of self-inflicted wound, suspicions fall on Gus Vitelli and Fred Proctor while Sally, Ted Chandler, and the household navigate hidden motives and possible alibis. Ted presses Sally to help uncover truth as danger looms.
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Sally Gwynne
Chicago
John Kemble Proctor
Daytona Beach
Fla
Ted Chandler
Atlanta
Proctor
Daytona
Ted
Sally
Fred Proctor
Jasper
Gus Vitelli
Proctor House
Fiobella Bushnell
Flobella
Proctah
Wade Bacon
Vitelli
Old Proctor
Sam
Casanova
New Deal vs Old Deal in Virginia Campaign
Barron delivers a public address in Norfolk contrasting George Peery and Joseph Deal records. He portrays Peery as a proven organizer turning Republican districts Democratic while labeling Deal as an organization man with mixed leadership and a questionable stance on the New Deal.
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Norfolk
George C. Peery
Joseph T. Deal
James
Deal
Peery
Mr. Deal
Congress
Darden
Henry Stuart
Mr. Peery
Will Rogers
Byrd
Chicago
Barron
Virginia
George Peery
Mind your own business coin mocks ancient Egypt
A Florida Times Union remark notes an ancient Egyptian coin bearing the stamp Mind your own business and comments that Egypt’s civilization may not match modern standards.
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Florida
Times Union
Middletown Notes Highlight Local Visits and Scout Trip
A flurry of local visits fills Middletown with friends visiting Martinsburg Winchester and Washington. The Middletown Boy Scouts led by Julian Everly depart for an eleven day camp at White Rock on the Capon River run by Winchester troops amid craft shops dining hall and swimming facilities.
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Mer
Claude By
Alger
Luray
Wasn &An
Revinson
Oat Ak Robynann Williams
R. V. Whitehirst
Whitehurst
Husbald
R. V. Whitehurst
Baltimore
Elizabeth McKintorff
Martinsburg
W. Va
Walter MaeCaney
Archie Conner
Harvey Conner
Middletown
White Rock
Capon River
Boy Scout Troops of
Winchester
Public sale of bank stock in Winchester Virginia
The administrator of the Luther Pannett estate will offer 20 shares of Farmers & Merchants National Bank & Trust Co stock for cash at 11 a.m. on Saturday July 29 1933 in front of the County Courthouse Winchester Va. Shares offered in blocks of 5. Jas P Reardon Admr.
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Admr
Luther Pannett
County Court House
Winchester
Farmers & Merchants National Bank & Trust Co
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