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Three English Bronte Sisters and Early U.S. Presidency
A school exercise asks three questions. The first notes that arrangements seek a dare to sustain hundreds of thousands unemployed via the dole. The second asks who was the first Whig President, answering William Henry Harrison. The third asks which three English novelists were sisters, naming Ann, Charlotte and Emily Bronte.
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William Henry Harrison
Ann
Charlotte
Emily Bronte
Questioning Christianity and social reform in a divided nation
The author argues Christianity fails to solve social ills only because it has not been fully applied. He says a healthy body politic requires integrating economics with religion and warns a nation split between its professed beliefs and daily actions remains diseased.
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Ste
Lions Club adds five new members in ceremony
Five new Lions Club members are inducted in a recent ceremony. Also noted is a F. F. A. gathering slated for June 13 in mee burg. A marriage between Miss Helen Largent and Mr. Garland P. Griffin is reported in the same notice.
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Lions Club
Meeburg
United States “of Government Securitesta
Roosevelt
Helen Largent
Garland P. Griffin
Fear not ye, Israel for I have redeemed thee
Spiritual solace from Isaiah 43 frames God addressing Jacob and Israel. The verse assures divine redemption and a personal claim, with a call to trust God’s protection and belonging. It emphasizes God’s ownership and care for his people.
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Jacob
Israel
Isaiah
JOKE IS ON LENIN
An opinion piece questions the portrayal of Lenin and Stalin in Soviet history. It contrasts Trotsky's view of Stalin with Lenin’s leadership and notes shifting depictions from Kerensky to Stalin in Soviet display. The piece argues many miscredit the Bolshevik overthrow, forgetting Lenin’s role and Kerensky’s regime.
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New York Times
Wirt
Roosevelt
Kerensky
Stalin
Kremlin
Palace of Soviets
Lenin
Leon Trotsky
Trotsky
Boshevist
Russia
Myths of a Lost South Seas Island and World Gold
A White House tale uses a fable of nations pooling gold to a hidden Pacific island. The island and the gold vanish, yet the commission reports the world’s gold is safe. The story argues trouble comes from belief, not the metal itself.
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Seattle Journal of Commerce
South Seas
White House
South Pacific
Pacific
Tone
Sermon on the Mount and social justice cited by Wallace
Secretary of Agriculture Wallace argues the Sermon on the Mount was once dismissed as economic nonsense but now offers a way out of chaos. He questions whether modern spiritual life recognizes the need for social justice and whether people can endure abundance.
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Wallace
Eas
Shaw
Isaac B. Galladay, Valley song leader, dies in Shenandoah
Isaac B. Galladay, a prominent Valley song leader, died in Shenandoah five years after his notable influence in local music. He mentored many singers and led community choirs, shaping regional folk performances.
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Isaac B. Galladay
Shenandoah
Storm Looms Over County and City News Flash
A western storm threat looms as local reports mention deaths including Charles P. McDonald and a mother perishing with her three children in Toledo. Other items note a fire near Albin, a church leader request, and officials addressing community events and appointments.
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Lane
Frank Aree Ee Aeet
B. V. Switze
Braddock Street Church
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Toledo
Ohio
Indian Hollow
Albin
Byrd
Rockingham Farm Bureau
D. W. Ritenour
State Mutual Assurance Coptey
Massachusetts
Duckley
Vaucluse
Amce
Izaak Walton League
William Byrd property sale and local moves noted
The article lists the sale of the William Byrd estate between Washington and Stewart streets, a minister’s transfer to Harrisonburg, and preparations for a new arrival. It also reports six Oklahoma militia companies clashing with the Crazy Snake’s Indians, the death of B&O general manager Thomas Moor in Baltimore, and a Richmond candidate for the Legislature advocating bachelor taxation.
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R. G. Hammond
Winchester U. B
Harrisonburg
H. E. Richardson
Oklahoma
Crazy Snake
Community Notes From Mount Pleasant and Mount Williams
Taft Russell and Ralph Hummer visited James Russell in Mount Pleasant. Ladies Aid plans a cake and chicken sale at J. Silenberger’s in Winchester Friday March 30, 10 am to 4 pm, rain date Saturday. Sunday School 2 pm preaching 3 pm Christian Endeavor 7 pm led by Elmer Christian at United Brethren Church. Cecil Renner suffers a leg cut but is expected to recover.
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Taft Russell
Ralph Hummer
Mount Williams
James Russell
Ladies’ Aid Society of the United Brethren Church
Winchester
Silenberger
Christian Endeavor
Elmer Christian
United Brethren Church
Cecil Renner
Rainfall Totals and Averages From Winchester Records
Present and past rainfall data show none in the last 24 hours ending 8 am. March to date 2.29 inches, year to date 4.65 inches. Average monthly and 21 year totals are provided, with January through December monthly amounts listed and the 21 year total rainfall recorded as 34.71 inches at Winchester Laboratory.
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Winchester Research Laboratory
Tiggie Survives Storm and Traps on Farne Shore
Tiggie wanders the storm swept coast thinking of past failings and friendship with Harvey and Viola. A sudden tempest drives him to a rocky shelter as waves threaten, a tidal danger closes in, and he braces for escape as the tale continues.
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Tiggie
Vin Farne
Joe Penny
Tighe
NR A steel code sparks debate over monopoly and competition
The Federal Trade Commission report faults the steel code for price fixing by United States Steel Corp and Bethlehem, arguing it promotes centralized monopoly under government control. The piece urges concentrating on key codes to restore competition and use antitrust tools if needed.
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Federal Trade Commission
United States Steel Corporation
Bethlehem
Steel
Michigan Automobile
Trade Commission
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