Jefferson centennial issue highlights Virginia Quarterly Review
The July Jefferson centennial number of the Virginia Quarterly Review is praised for its contributions from Claude G. Bowers William Dodd John H. Latane and other writers. The Evening Star commends the publication as a credit to the University of Virginia and American literature.
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United States
Jefferson
Claude G. Bowers
William ©. Dodd
John H. Latane
Lindsay Rogers
Phyllis Bottome
Fiodor Dostoevsky
Clinton Scollard
C. Y. Rice
Armistead C. Gordon
Philo M. Buck, Jr
Archibald Ru
Donovan Addresses Bankers on Government and Big Business
Col. William J. Donovan outlines administration policy toward business combinations at the New York Banker's Convention. He stresses government focus on methods over sizes, warns against price fixing and market manipulation by cooperatives, and notes possible abuses in a major industry. The piece ends by asking what steps the attorney general is taking to remedy the condition.
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New York Banker’s Convention
William J. Donovan
United States
Donovan
Col. Donovan
Development Shifting South Ward in American Growth
A Baltimore Sun writer, Jank R. Kent, returns with a five state tour series arguing real U S development now centers in the South. He says growth in the South Atlantic and Gulf states outpaces the West and East, with wealth shifting southward over twenty five years due to fundamental changes in industry, agriculture, and population.
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America
Dixie
West
Jank R. Kent
Baltimore Sun
Sun
South Atlantic
Gulf States
Literature of high merit in the Virginia Quarterly Review
A brief note praising the Virginia Quarterly Review published by the University of Virginia as a leading national journal. The item suggests readers examine the publication for quality literature from the South.
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Virginia Quarterly Review
University of Virginia
Virginia urged to erect monument for Senator Thomas Staples Martin
The Portsmouth Star urges Governor Byrd to propose in the General Assembly a permanent Virginia monument to Senator Thomas Staples Martin. It argues memory of Martin should be honored with a marble or bronze statue, possibly at the Capitol in Richmond or the University of Virginia, reflecting his lifelong service and ties to the state.
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Portsmouth
Virginia
United
Senate
Thomas
Martin
John W. Daniel
Daniel
Washington
Commonwealth
Warsaw
William A. Jones
Thomas Staples Martin
Byrd
General Assembly
Capitol
Richmond
University of Virginia At
Charlottesville
Signs of Moral Decay in Modern Social Habits
A Richmond pastor Dr Chenault reports to his district conference that divorce menace hasty marriages free speech on questionable topics and modern dance signal moral decay. He contrasts today’s youth with past generations noting enduring norms and hints at hope for the so called modern flapper and cake eater.
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Staunton Newse
Richmond
Chenault
Eden’s Garden
George Washington
George Mason
Ben Franklin
The Magic of Fear by Edgar Wal lace
Sunday World fiction feature follows Under Secretary Haben after his wife’s death as he travels to Africa and meets a native girl who wields magic showing a man his deepest dread. An unusual tale with a subtle supernatural current. Comes complete next Sunday's World Magazine. Order in advance.
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Edgar Wallace
Haben
Africa
World Magazine
Sunday World
Newsdealer
Vacation Bible School Opens in Capon Bridge
Capon Bridge West Virginia June 23 The daily vacation Bible school began this morning led by Dr Gilkeson of Winchester and Miss Conn. A large turnout of children attended. Local residents include Mr Frank Shuler of Winchester visiting his parents Mr and Mrs D H Shuler. Mrs John Wotring was ill but improving from ptomaine poisoning.
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Capon Bridge
W. Va
Gilkeson
Winchester
Conn
Frank Shuler
D. H. Shuler
John Wotring
Tom Funkhouser
John Braithwaite
Loring Cooper
Elk Garden
Charlie Giffin
Trone
Granville Haines
Ruth Kerns
Shepherd College
Shepherdstown
Fenton Riley
Brill
Park’s Hollow
Dolores
Nina Goode
W. P. Goode
Memorial Hospital
Last Williams Grain Cradles on Sale at Keller’s Hardware
The final Williams grain cradles are offered at Keller’s Hardware Store located in Winchester Virginia. This sale gathers remaining stock for quick purchase by local farmers.
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Williams
Keller’s
Winchester
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B. M. Rudes
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Capon
Harry KT Haw Ebogy
Barren Ay Ny Ema Ae Drevel Bidg
Phita
Pa Pan
Rogers and Bro
Baker’s Drug Store
Consult
John W. Rosenberger & CO
Northern Virginia Power Company
Strasburg
Berryville
Charles’ Town
Frank Gearing
East Piccadilly Street
Baltimore
Babb Brothers Cor. Water and Kent
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Leader
North Main Street
Wonder's Apparel Shop
North Main St
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