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Classified 2 cents per word with heading name and address. Minimum 25 cents. Cash with copy. Orials 1.50 for four stanzas. Cards of Thanks 0.75. Display ads with border due 10 A M. Transient rate 0.42 per inch. Contract rates on application. National reps Devine Tenney Corp. NYC Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh Des Moines Atlanta.
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Chicago
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Pittsburgh
Des Moines
Atlanta
Associated Press Exclusive Rights Statement
The text states that The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to use all AP news dispatches and any locally published news in this paper. It asserts exclusive entitlement for re publication and local coverage.
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Associated Press
Psalm Lines of Pleasant Places and Heritage
Poem-like scripture excerpt from Psalm 16:5 6 describing the Lord as the portion of inheritance and the speaker’s share of pleasant places and a goodly heritage.
Supreme Court authority vs public opinion in NRA ruling
The Supreme Court decision on the NRA is law until modified or reversed, and must be observed even by critics. The unanimous ruling strengthens the Court as a high judicial authority, while warning against nonexperts and public figures imposing their views. Caution urged against overreliance on scientists in public policy debates.
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New York Times
NRA
Supreme Court
Hughes
John Tyndall
Strawberry Shortcake Endorsed by Fredericksburg Paper
The Fredericksburg Free Lance-Star endorses a ferocious critique of modern strawberry shortcake. It lauds a Three Rivers Michigan man for attacking commercial versions and extols a mother’s traditional recipe with real lard three to four cake layers, crushed strawberries, crock juice, and cream.
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Fredericksburg
First American high school and catechu questions
The text asks which was the first high school in the United States, noting Boston established in 1635. It defines catechu as a resin like substance from acacia trees, yielding rich brown shades. It also asks how many prisoners exist in the United States, giving a range of 400 000 to 500 000.
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United States
Dessert Truths: Short Cake and Crushed Berries Rise
The text praises simple cake and crushed berries over lavish toppings. It argues that whipped cream and decorative fruit are optional embellishments rather than essential, stressing that the core elements are the short cake and berries for a proper dessert.
Snake bite stunts by preacher draw editor's caution
Richmond Times Dispatch notes Rev. George Hensley was bitten by a copperhead without fatal results. The piece warns such feats could inspire other clergy to imitate risky demonstrations risking sensational publicity and potential epidemics of similar acts.
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Richmond Times-Dispatch
George Hensley
Hensley
Deep South
Rhodes Drug Company Celebrates First Anniversary
A Rhodes Drug Company marks its first anniversary. Jack Crows of this city marries Miss Cora Elizabeth Lloyd from Marvinsburg West Virginia in Frederick Maryland. Dolly is fined in France for tax evasion. Roosevelt seeks 525 million for drought area protection. Six candidates run in Democratic city council primary tomorrow. Two Black men lynched in Lampert Mississippi for assault on a white woman.
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Rhodes Drug Company
Jack Crows
Cora Elizabeth Lloyd
Marvinsburg
W. Va
Frederick
Vgenny Dolly
Roosevelt
Lampert
Lear daughters Cordelia Goneril in list
Answers list three questions. Lear’s daughters Cordelia and two sisters Goneril and Regan. Kipling bear reference points to Russia. Diarist Samuel Pepys wrote in code.
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King Lear
Cordelia
Goneril
Regan
Russia
Samuel Pepys
Five notable deaths and events from five years ago
Raymond Forney aged 47 died suddenly of a heart attack. Charles A. Saum, class of 1972, died here. Seven people fell to their deaths in a car plunging into a quarry near Philadelphia. Richmond plans a reception for Admiral Byrd on June 21. Rev. E D Witherspoon was ordained into the Presbyterian ministry at Nineveh.
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Raymond Forney
Charles A. Saum
Philadelphia
Richmond
R. E H. Byrd
E. D. Witherspoon
Nineveh
Byrd Leads Departure for Arctic Expedition From Philadelphia
Commander R. E. Byrd and three companions depart Philadelphia to join the MacMillan Arctic expedition in Boston. The council votes to install many more street lamps and to consider increasing Handley School appropriations above thirty thousand dollars. Flowers cover the graves and the school children honor John Kerr and Judge John Handley. Miss Thelma Virginia Clarke wed William H. Brown at Braddock Street M. E. Church South in a pretty ceremony.
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Philadelphia
Boston
Handley School
John Kerr
John Handley
Thelma Virginia Clarke
William H. Brown
Braddock Street
M. E. Church
South
Howe's Great London Shows Arrive in City Twenty Five Years On
Obituary notices report Mildred I Tanquary 11 died of peritonitis daughter of Charles W and Mrs Tanquary of Burnt Factory. Florence Virginia Rutherford 51 wife of Albert Rutherford dies. William F Pannett 34 Spanish War veteran of Jefferson County West Virginia is dead. Thirteen graduates announced from John Kerr school.
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London
Mildred I. Tanquary
Charles W. Tanquary
Burnt Factory
John Kerr School
Florence Virginia Rutherford
Albert G. Rutherford
William F. Pannett
Jefferson County
W. Va
Aboard the Shanghai Romance at Puget Sound
Lieutenant Valentine Preston's whirlwind Shanghai marriage to Lia Garenne unfolds as he transfers to Puget Sound Navy Yard Lia attracts Cordray at a masked ball while Val watches Lia's silent defiance and Cordray's cautious gratitude The Yard’s social circuit awaits Lia's formal debut at the Bal Masque d Orient.
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Prestons
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Cordray
Janice
Val
Sakoh
Sue Norris
Stephen Garenne
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Pomfrets
Jan Edding
Officers’ Club
Val Preston
Rainfall totals and averages from Winchester records
Present and past rainfall data show 24 hour total ending 8 a m at 1 10 inches for June to date 1 68 inches year to date 15 74 inches. Historical annual average 34 61 inches with monthly averages ranging from 1 94 in February to 3 88 in May.
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Winchester Research Laboratory
Veteran 91 Plows Through Setback on Birthday in Virginia
John D. Keister of Pendleton County Virginia, one of three surviving Confederate veterans, could not finish spring corn plowing after heavy showers delayed him on his ninety first birthday. Born June 4 1844 he joined Company K Sixty second Virginia Regiment and served four years, wounded at Williamsport Maryland. He married in 1866 and remains active in farming and current events with a robust memory of Civil War battles.
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Brand
John D. Keister
Pendleton County
Mr. Keister
Virginia
Imboden
Lee
Willamsport
Gettysburg
Cemetery Ridge
Keister
Frederick Keister
Active farmer maintains steady work ethic on his farm
The subject shows strong dedication to farm management with near constant labor and daily activity, indicating a hands on approach and persistent involvement in agricultural duties.
Poultry Tattooing Moves Into Shenandoah Valley
The article explains a theft deterrent program where chickens are tattooed with a three-letter mark, using a stamping instrument and ink to create permanent identification. Breeders register brands with the sheriff and inform buyers to demand ownership IDs, with potential use on all livestock.
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Shenandoah Valley
West Virginia
Sheriff's Office
Reymann Herd Delivers Strong Ayrshire Averages
In Wardensville, Reymann Memorial Farms reported a herd of 44 Ayrshires achieved an average output of 930 pounds with 4.11 percent milk and 38.55 pounds of butterfat during last March.
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Reymann Memorial Farms
Wardensville
Ayrshire herd test yields high butterfat records
Under the Ayrshire herd test plan, several cows posted standout butterfat figures. Schoolmaster's Mary of Cacapon produced 1755 pounds of milk and 86.7 pounds of butterfat, Leto's Rebecca of Cacapon yielded 1867 pounds milk and 82.71 pounds butterfat, and Sir Robert's Dandy of Cacapon, a 4-year-old, produced 1868 pounds milk and 178.64 pounds butterfat.
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A.istry
W. A
Mary of
Cacapt
Leto
Rebecca
Cacapon
Robert
Final Warning Given Motorists for May Vehicle Checks
State police ordered to arrest drivers whose cars lack red inspection stickers and certificates. Courts reportedly fined up to 50 for failure to comply with the inspection law. Drivers without windshield stickers are prima facie violating the law.
Colombia’s diverse races and highland capital Bogota
A Detroit News writer surveys Colombia’s varied peoples from coastal Spanish descendants to interior civilized Indians and remote southeast tribes. He notes Bogota sits 8,568 feet in the mountains with rail, river and air routes to the coast and Puerto Colombia reachable by rail or road.
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Detroit News
Bogota
Magdalena River
Baranquilla
Puerto Colombia
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