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The Great Minister And Jesus Preaches In Galilee
A devotional verse pair cites Matthew 4 23 describing Jesus teaching in synagogues preaching the gospel and healing. The piece adds a prayer praising Jesus as the great Physician and comforting healer addressing a drooping heart.
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Galilee
Matthew
Beautifying Virginia Garden Club Meets in Winchester
The Garden Club of Virginia gathers in Winchester for its annual meeting. Members focus on statewide landscape beautification, highway tree planting, billboard removal, and opening historic Virginia gardens to public restoration efforts.
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Garden Club
Winchester
Garden Club of
Kenmore
Clarke
Virginia Tourism Wealth Hidden in Spasms of Travel
The Roanoke Times notes rising American tourist spending abroad and at home, with Virginia tourism projected to exceed 50 million dollars this year. Traffic counts show seven million Virginia visitors staying at least one day, and a 6 percent rise in 1928 travel with a similar forecast for 1929. The piece argues tourism benefits the nation and urges state support to cultivate visitors attracted by Virginia’s history and liberty.
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Europe
Dominion of Canada
United States
State Chamber of Commerce
Virginia
Newport News
Republic
America
Virginia Tourism Promises Growth for State
The piece argues Virginians gain money and patriotism from tourism. It predicts a rise in travelers seeking Virginia’s scenery and historic shrines, boosting hotels, roads, and permanent settlement as the tourist habit expands nationwide.
Beginning the New Washington
The laying of the cornierstone for the Department of Commerce marks the first concrete step in a bold plan to modernize and beautify Washington D C. The project, delayed by Congressional funding and government slowdowns, aims to house government business and create a unified civic vision led by President Hoover.
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Washington
Congress
National
Hoover
Department
Department of Labor
District of Columbia
Labor Takes Office
New York Times reports Prime Minister Baldwin resigns, with praise for the move as a public-spirited act and the political shift under new leadership.
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LABOR
New York Times
Baldwin
Advertising Cycle of Honest Ads Endorsed by Hoover
President Hoover’s message to the International Advertising Association praises self scrutiny in advertising. He notes honest advertising requires honest products and builds public trust, which boosts consumption and further improvement in goods and ads.
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International Advertising Association
Hoover
Stolen Chevrolet Tourer Reported in Winchester Virginia
A stolen Sunday morning Chevrolet touring car with license 301 542 and engine 1417741 is reported to the Chief of Police in Winchester Virginia. Authorities warn residents and urge calling police with information.
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Marning
Win
Father’s Day Observed On Sunday June Sixteenth
The article notes Father’s Day falls on Sunday June 16, with fathers celebrated for their work and household support. It traces the observance from its start five or six years ago to give fathers front page prominence traditionally given to mothers, and confirms fathers have been honored annually since.
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MacDonald
House of Commons
Baldwin
Austen Chamberlain
Worcestershire
Downing Street
Ramsay MacDonald
Labor Party
Father
Mother
Medal for courage seen in risky frontier travel
The Indianapolis Star notes that by then the country will award a distinguished service medal to those who venture out at night or into dangerous areas, among bands of bandits and enforcement efforts, marking a crisis of safety with recognition for bravery.
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Lark
Indianapolis Star
Lee's Laxative and Cathartic Compound Ad in Winchester Va
An advertisement touts Lee's Laxative and Cathartic Compound as a quick cure for gas indigestion and dyspepsia. It promises relief in thirty minutes and a full bottle proves it with a money back offer. Baker's Drug Store in Winchester sells the product at a discounted price during a ten day sale.
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Baker’s Drug Store
Lee
Winchester
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