Advertising rates and terms for classifieds and notices
The notice outlines rates for classified ads at 2 cents per word with a 25 cent minimum, and 1.50 for four stanzas of poetry. Cards cost 15 cents. Display ads with borders must be at the office by 10 A M on publication day, at 42 cents per inch transient rate, with contract rates available. National reps are Devine Tenney Corp. in New York Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh Des Moines and Atlanta.
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Chicago
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Des Moines
Atlanta
Associated Press Rights Notice
A standard Associated Press copyright notice states the AP owns exclusive rights to published news dispatches and local news printed in the paper. The disclaimer outlines reprint permissions and credit requirements for AP content.
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Associated Press
Psalm line on divine grace and protection quoted
A religious proverb frames the Lord as sun and shield, promising grace and glory to those who walk uprightly, with the verse from Psalm 84 11 cited.
Odorless Cabbage and the Corn Beef Smell Debate
The Staunton News Leader muses on Cornell Universitys odorless cabbage and whether it will win over cabbage lovers. It notes critics dislike the strong odor, but creamed cabbage and lighter preparations offer palatable alternatives. The piece jokes that law could force odorless cabbage in eateries, yet predicts the familiar perfume of corn beef and cabbage will endure.
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Staunton News-Leader
Cornell University
Cornell
Potato chips origins and ancient New Year timing
In 1865 a chef introduced potato chips. An early plant was built in Albany in 1925 by A. A. Walter and Co. The Egyptians marked New Year at the autumnal equinox around date 21. Swordfish and lampreys do not belong to the same family.
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Albany
New York
A. A. Walter and Co
Not Yet Confiscation of Foreign Holdings in Germany
The text discusses possible government action against Germans with securities and bank accounts abroad. It argues Reichsbank possession will reveal holdings, implying loans or bonds as payment rather than outright confiscation. It notes potential devaluation of government paper and significant harm to German business, contrasting with American financial troubles.
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Reichsbank
America
Pleasant Day: Bets, Bargains, and Picnics Across California
The piece notes Will Rogers citing California horse track bets of at least 800000 on that day's races, stores holding a dollar sale outshining the betting, and almost 100000 attendees at an Iowa-California reunion picnic. It argues Americans enjoy varied pastimes despite Depression era strain.
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Will Rogers
California
Will
Los Angeles
Jury remarks spark debate after Flemington trial
The New York Times notes public doubt about defense tactics and Mr Reilly’s remarks. It questions whether Judge Trenchard influenced the jury or if the twelve jurors acted as morons under a prejudiced charge. Experten Hauptmann faces the New Jersey appeal context.
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Reilly
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Trenchard
Hauptmann
New Jersey
Germany imposes government conscription of cash
A Nazi finance minister order gives broad powers to requisition liquid assets from individuals and businesses to buy raw materials and consolidate debts. The dispatch notes the hunt has begun and potential sweeping seizure of money.
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Germany
Hitler
Berlin
Two Navy fliers Lost In Amphibian Plane Crash
One year ago, two Navy fliers disappeared after their amphibian plane crashed off Hampton Roads. The incident remains unsolved with searches continuing.
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Hampton Roads
Thomas J. Gillespie
John 8. Scully
Pittsburgh
Roosevelt
Irena
Rasputin and
Christian Endeavorers
Winchester
Frederick supervisors fix the tax rate meeting
Five years ago Frederick County supervisors met to set the tax rate. Georgia peaches were reported damaged by cold. A star route to Berryville sped mail from this city to Norfolk and Western lines. Virginia Masons gathered at the bier of W S McChesney in Staunton. John M Massie leased the poor farm for a year.
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Frederick
Georgia
Berryville
Norfolk and Western
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Staunton
John M. Massie
Tolstoy predicts end of Bolshevism and budget note
Count Tolstoy predicts the end of Bolshevism. The council approves the 1925 budget with expenditures of 178,003.50 dollars. Grace Lutheran Church prepares for annex dedication on March 29. Calvin Coolidge pledges tax cuts after simple inauguration. Patrol boxes are funded for outlying sections in the budget.
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Strike looming for B. and O. workers warned for Worcester
Twenty five years ago a predicted strike of B. and O. employees could reach Worcester if called. Horses bought in Europe by Harry Moffat were expected in New York. J. Howard Cather named ruler of the local Elks lodge. Cavary horses sent to the U.S. Army in Virginia found satisfactory and were recalled.
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Harry Moffat
New York
J. Howard Cather
Ieee
Lodge of Elks
United States Cavalry
Valley
Virginia
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Romney
White
Floria
Debts Assigned to Maynard F Reed Notice
Public notice states Maynard F Reed does not assume debts contracted by others and disclaims responsibility for any such obligations. The notice appears in two-week intervals dated February 25 to March 11, 1931.
Aristotle’s Pupil and Muscovy Empire Quiz
Scott’s Scrapbook presents trivia on Aristotle’s pupil, the Muscovy empire, and a Sun god in Egyptian myth, with notes on punctuation and a quote from Ovid. It lists a horoscope by birth date and asks general knowledge questions about ancient and modern polities.
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Alexander the Great
The
Union Socialist Soviet Republica
Russia
Gypsy Girl Consuelo Defies Her Fate at the Fair
Consuelo a beautiful gypsy girl longs to dance and fends off rivals including Marcos and the Dummy. Her father Girtea rebukes Anica for beating Consuelo, while the Dummy adores her as she earns money for herself and clan. A whiplash encounter with Glitza exposes danger and desire. The tale continues.
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Girtea
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Voda
Glitza
Gita
Papa
Rainfall totals and monthly averages from Winchester data
Present and past rainfall figures show no precipitation in the last 24 hours to 8 a.m. March data is zero. Year to date stands at 5.50 inches. The Winchester Laboratory’s 22 year average is 34.61 inches. Monthly averages range from 1.94 inches in February to 8.60 inches in June.
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Winchester Research Laboratory
Cinema Honors Rest Lightly On Gable's Shoulders
Hollywood report notes Clark Gable accepting the 1934 best performance honor with modesty. He credits It Happened One Night for the award, while praising director Frank Capra and co star Claudette Colbert. Colbert earns best actress recognition.
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Hollywood
Calif
Clark Gable
Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Science
Frank Capra
Claudette Colbert
Miss Colbert
Blossoms Due Later in Washingtons Yakima Valley Fruit Outlook
The Yakima Valley expects apples and fruit to bloom later than last year with Winesap apples likely blooming April 21 if current weather trends hold. January was seven degrees colder and February nearly 2 degrees colder than 1934, while the soft maple first bloomed February 19 versus February 5 last year.
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Yakima Valley
Honor Roll At the Kauffman School
The February attendance list includes primary students Russell Dove Calvin Messick Melvin Messick Leslie Pope and Fenton Travers with several missing only one day. Health Honor Roll features Lynnwood Carpenter Calvin Owens Rebecca Ebersole Glenna Fauver Elizabeth Owens Pauline Owens Dorothy Owens and Kathleen Richards. Edna Nesselrodt Leslie Pope Kathleen Richards and Rebecca Ebersole posted a B average. Upper grade students present daily in February are Louise Travers Bobby Du vall Christian Ebersole Edward Messick and Lawrence Owens. Health Honor Roll in upper grades lists Betty Anne Duvall Audrey Fauver Lavilda Fauver Retha Hummer Isabelle Zinn Louis Travers and Louis Duvall.
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Russell Dove
Calvin Messick
Melvin Messick
Leslie Pope
Fenton Travers
Lynnwood Carpenter
Calvin Owens
Rebecca Ebersole
Glenna Fauver
Elizabeth Owens
Pauline Owens
Dorothy Owens
Kathleen Richards
Edna Nesselrodt
Ellsworth Prefers Penguin Breasts and Seal Steaks
New York March 5 explorer Ellsworth returns from Antarctica praising wild meat. He says seal steak feeds the crew after consuming 17 portions. penguin breasts and eggs are also highlighted as edible. Ellsworth and Rear Admiral Byrd kept in trim by daily wrestling while planning another crossing.
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New York
Antarctica
Ellsworth
Richard E. Byrd
South Pole
Lone Star State Centennial Roundup To Open In 1936
Texas to celebrate its centennial with a six month statewide event starting in June 1936. The celebration will honor historic figures like Sam Houston and Davy Crockett with agricultural exhibits commercial displays and a carnival atmosphere. Citizens expect a $15 million statewide observance rivaling the Century of Progress.
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Texas
Sam Houstons
Davy Crocketts
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