Army's Bright Youth Attraction Promotes Enlistment
Winchester Army recruiting chief Sergeant H T Smith outlines benefits for unmarried youths. Pay ranges from 21 to 126 dollars monthly with free clothing and equipment. Recruits gain recreation, savings through bank accounts, fresh food, and study plus boxing, baseball, and rifle training enhancing future citizenship.
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H. T. Smith
Winchester
United States Army
Sam
Army
Uncle Sam
Smith
Sergeant Smith
Winds of March Help State Road Force
Richmond March 11 The Associated Press reports state highway officials call March winds a powerful road force aiding soil conditioning after winter freezes and rains. Commissioner H G Shirley says the high winds are the biggest road force so far this year drying and firming the roads. Spring work will begin soon as the department plans to advance the grade elimination program eliminating many grade crossings in 1929.
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Associated Press
Richmond
H. G. Shirley
State Department
Highway Department
Rinso praised as safe hard water soap for washing
Mrs Emma V Affleck of Winchester Virginia endorses Rinso saying it softens hard water and gives lasting suds that remove dirt while being gentle on hands. The advertisement claims Rinso cleans clothes, keeps sinks clean, makes dishes sparkle, and offers two sizes with easy directions.
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Rinso
Mrs
Emma _ V. Affleck
South
Cameron Street
Winchester
Virginia
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