Newspaper Consolidation and Subscription Rates Notice
Public notices list consolidation of The Evening Sun Star with Morning News Iten The Weekly News The Weekly Times and Associated Press text rights The notice also outlines subscription rates by mail and carrier for one year six months and three months. It names National Advertising Representatives Devine Tenney Corp New York Des Moines Chicago.
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Natibnal Advertising
Devine-Tenney Corporation
New York
Des Moines
Chicago
Sealed for Redemption: Grieve Not the Holy Spirit Verse
A religious fragment cites Ephesians 4 30 about being sealed unto the day of redemption. The snippet repeats phrases about Christ and night service and pat abrupt references. The text emphasizes spiritual assurance and caution against grieving the Holy Spirit.
Washington Myth and Truth in Biographers Debate
Petersburg Progress-Index discusses Washington’s legacy amid revised views by Hughes and others. The piece notes long standing legends from Parson Weems and later debunkers, arguing realism offsets earlier hagiography and restores balance in public memory.
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Petersburg
Washington
George Washington
Weems
Rupert Hughes
Lennart Bernadotte Renounces Rank to Wed Commoner
Prince Lennart of Sweden gives up royal rank and succession rights to marry a commoner, aiming for happiness with a wealthy industrialist’s daughter. His move shifts him from royalty to a new order as he relocates to his bride’s country castle, while King Gustav opposes the match. The piece notes similar abolitions by other monarchs and suggests Lennart may rise in influence in Sweden.
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Prince Lennart
Sweden
Greta Garbot
London
Gustav
Lennart
Alphonso
Spain
Sea
United States
Barnadotte
New England Nonstop Touring Campaign Aims Bigger Reach
The piece notes a growing domestic touring trend with three million annual visitors who spend about 500 million dollars. It says the New England Council plans a nationwide paid advertising campaign starting in April to further promote the region.
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New Engl
New England
New England Council
Advertising Travel Across the United States
The author urges spreading tourist promotion beyond core states, noting many regions lack self-promotion. Southern states already market themselves. others remain map dots. A campaign could build a profitable title for Lp ete American to travel widely and learn each state.
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Lp Ete
America
Winchester civic league urges shade trees for city beauty
One year ago the Winchester Civic League urged homeowners to plant shade trees to beautify the city. Fred A. Read Jr and Grover Schlack named directors of the parades for the Eighth Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival. Twelve people announced candidacies for county offices. Col B M Roszel spoke at the American Legion Post in Strasburg. Salvation Army Post soup kitchen provided one free meal daily to numerous people.
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Winchester
Shenandoah Apple Blossom treasurer reelected five years ago
Five years ago Clifford D. Grim was reelected treasurer of the Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival Girls’ auxiliary. The Century Club held papers read by Miss Sophie Baker and Mrs H Clay DeGrange. The Empire Theater hosts a style revue tomorrow night. The John Howard Payne home will be sold at public auction. Robert Y. Conrad Post American Legion hosts a smoker for ex-service men this week.
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Clifford D. Grim
Girls’ Thietic Association
Empire Theater
Sophie Baker
H. Clay DeGrange
Century Club
John Howard Payne
Patriotic meeting supports Wilson policies in City Hall
Fifteen years ago Captain Robert Y Canxed commanding Virginia National Guard presided at a meeting in City Hall endorsing President Wilsons Germany policy. Funeral rites were held for Carl Thomas Massie son of Patrolman John M Massie. The University of Virginia planned radio telegraphy instruction to begin that month. The French government ordered 7 000 000 000 cigarettes from the American Tobacco Company for soldiers in the trenches.
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Robert Y. Canxed
Virginia National Guard
Wilson
Germany
Carl Thomas Massie
John M. Massie
University of Virginia
American Tobacco Company
666 Liquid Tablets Salve Colds Remedy Ad
An old advertisement promotes 666 liquid or tablets for internal use and a 666 salve for external use as a complete and speedy treatment for colds. The copy emphasizes quick relief and its status as a well known remedy.
Market report mixed prices at local and Baltimore markets
The Star lists daily corrections for wholesale and retail markets with prices for feed ingredients including cracked corn shelled corn bran middlings screenings and creamery butter. It notes hog and sheep values and notes regional listings for Baltimore wholesale markets with chicken prices and calf values.
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Baltimore
Death by own action shocks European financiers
Paris reports confirm Ivar Kreuger, the Swedish match magnate, died by suicide. Central European bankers met in Basel to discuss fallout, awaiting events. Sweden grants a short debt moratorium affecting Kreuger heirs and associates. Paris police completed initial inquiry as relatives head to Stockholm.
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Basel
Switzerland
Bank of International Settlements Board
Ivar Kreuger
Swed
Merve Center of
World Banking
Paris
Sweden
Kreuger
Berlin
Stockholm
Riksdag
Kreuger and Toll Company
S Ee
Littorin
Inventory of items and papers in flat awaited by police
Officers will verify the remaining objects in the flat and hear indirect witnesses about the apparent last act of M. Kreuger before reporting findings to headquarters.
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M. Kreuger
Rainfall record shows steady total for year to date
Precipitation in the past 24 hours ending 8 am today was none. March to date totals 2.3 inches and year to date 6.02 inches. Normal monthly values from 19 years at Winchester Research Laboratory list January 2.36, February 1.95, March 2.70, April 3.17, May 3.58, June 3.89, July 3.60, August 3.54, September 2.20, October 2.87, November 2.14, December 2.39.
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Winchester Research Laboratory
Card of Thanks for Charles Wigginton
The widow and family thank friends for kindness and sympathy during illness and death of Charles Wigginton. They acknowledge flowers and car use and note appreciation for support. A puzzling closing line seems to critique a doctor’s charges and service.
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Charles Wigginton
Sheriff Sale At Virginia Apple Orchard Auction
By virtue of an execution in the case Smith Larrick versus The Virginia Apple Orchard Company Inc the sheriff offers for public sale at the orchard on Middle Road Friday March 25 starting 10 oclock a.m. items include a disc harrow mules harness sprayers hay rake mower apple grader grain drill ladders tractors plows alfalfa hay and more. Coleman Dunn auctioneer. Terms cash. Frederick County Sheriff Luther Pannet.
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Smith Larrick
Virginia Apple Orchard Company, Inc
Middle Road
Fordson Tractor
Luther Pannett
Frederick Co
Cash Coleman Dunn
Revolver Clue Helps Detect Gilmore's Killer
Ted discovers a foreign made revolver with a silencer beside the railroad. Abrams and Ted plan to use the find to pin Gilmore’s killer as Marcia Vivian and Connie reunite with Vivian showing signs of trauma and hope for work in New York.
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Ted
Turner Gilmore
Gilmore
Springfield
Tec
Chance
Vivian
Marcia
A Night in New York With Percy and Connie
Vivian aims to live comfortably in New York while supporting her mother. Percy DuMott hosts a lavish scene with Marcia Connie and Vivian as he plans clubs and theater outings. Connie shows true taste, Marcia deflects praise, and Mrs Deitz worries over Connie’s future as the tale continues.
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Marcia
Connie
Vivian
Pennsylvania Station
Honey
Gene
DuMott
New York
Deitz Home
Percy
Club Allah
Connie Deitzet
Stock and Implements Sale Schedule for Mar 16–Mar 30
A series of farm stock and implements sales announced across multiple farms. Curtis Lewin on the Bowles farm at Millwood March 16. G M Huff near Charles Town March 21. Mrs A D Hardesty on Charles Town road near Berryville March 22. Green Bros at McKentie farm March 23. I W Ebert Welltown pike March 23. H D Childs Allen farm near Berryville March 24. Crampton sale 142 miles south of Berryville March 29 stock machinery and household furniture. Brent DeHaven 42 miles NE of Carter's Ford March 30 stock and feed.
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Curtis Lewin
Bowles
Millwood
G. M. Huff
Charles Town
A. D. Hardesty
Charles Town Road
Berryvile
Green Bros
McKentie Farm
I. W. Ebert
Welltown Pike
D. Childs
Allen Farm
Berryville
Crampton
Brent DeHaven
Carter’s Ford
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