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Christ for All, All for Christ Daily Reflection
A devotional excerpt quotes 2 Corinthians 12 9 about grace sufficient and strength in weakness. It prays for refreshment to honor the Lord throughout early days, inviting divine presence in daily walk.
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Gandhi Campaign Ties to India Riots Amid Interethnic Tensions
A British dispatch analyzes how rioting in Ran goon Dacca and Bombay reflects Hindu Muslim antagonism amid Mahatma Gandhi's civil disobedience campaign. It notes police action after a Hindu mob attacked a Muslim, discusses broader unrest in Burma and India, and questions links between independence efforts and communal violence.
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Stowe Descendant Draws Warm Welcome at UNC Chapel Hill
The grandson of author Harriet Beecher Stowe visited the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and was warmly received. He noted locals’ friendliness and lack of prejudice, countering expectations of chilly reception due to Uncle Tom’s Cabin.
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Senate Denatures Alcohol Law Sparks Death Penalty Debate
In a heated session the Senate votes to continue distilling denatured alcohol for illicit beverage manufacture, effectively sanctioning a death penalty for drinking liquor. Senator Tydings condemns the move as unlawful while Senator Sheppard argues the methyl content is only 2 to 4 percent and not necessarily fatal in ordinary amounts.
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The Zeppelins Future Travel Vision
The Graf Zeppelin travels vast distances at over 65 miles per hour when winds aid it and remains efficient despite slower times in adverse conditions. The article notes high costs per ton mile limit travel to the wealthy, yet many people in multiple countries desire such service. It suggests future price reductions may broaden access as airfares have fallen, making occasional Zeppelinning possible for all.
Local Market Report and Prices From Baltimore Area
Market entries list wholesale and retail prices for staples such as dairy, butter, eggs, flour, and meat. Columns include ranges for pigs, sheep, hens, calves, cows, and young chickens with noted prices, reflecting regional wholesale and retail trends.
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Winchester Among State Cities For Prohibition Enforcement
Final results of the Literary Digest prohibition poll in 20 Virginia cities show 12 favor repeal and eight favor enforcement. Richmond Norfolk Suffolk voted repeal. Harrisonburg Winchester were dry. Bristol Covington Danville Roanoke Staunton voted enforcement.
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Richmond
Norfolk
Suffolk
Harrisonburg
Winchester
Alexandria
Charlottesville
Clifton Forge
Fredericksburg
Hampton
Lynchburg
Newport News
Petersburg
Portsmouth
Bristol
Covington
Dafsville
Taski
Roanoke
Staunton
Morris Cathers Home Damaged By Fire In Jefferson
Morris and Mrs Morris Cather saw their Charles Town West Virginia home damaged by a Saturday fire. Origin unknown residents discovered the blaze and the Charles Town Fire Department responded quickly saving the structure. The full extent of the damage could not be determined.
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Family ties of Mr Cather and Mrs Blanchenhem noted
The text records Mr Cather as son of Mr and Mrs Cather of Winchester and Mrs Blanchenhem of the same city. A London figure is cited on a proposed naval pact costing the United States about $900 million, with a quip about preferring a brief war.
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Radox Foot Bath Promises Quick Corn and Callous Relief
An advertisement touts Radox Foot Bath for nightly use over 3 or 4 days to loosen corns and callouses, allowing painless removal with roots. It claims added vigor for feet and encourages buying at Baker's Drug Store or any drugstore.
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