Demand for Small Apples Grows in Europe
The article notes rising demand for small apples in Europe especially Paris and Antwerp. It explains price differences among varieties, the impact of duties on barrels versus boxed apples, and how French buyers prefer inspections in Belgium. It cautions the demand may fade after the unusual continental apple shortage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Paris
Belgium
Antwerp
Ben Davis
Gano
Rome
Apples Influence Trade in Winter Months
The text notes that American apples have become familiar to many, suggesting increased movement of fruit in late winter months in normal years. It implies broader consumption and trade impact as a result of growing familiarity.
College Boys Seek Truth But Court Neighborhood Girls
A remark notes that male students at the college appear to spend more time pursuing girls in the neighborhood than pursuing academic truth. It reflects social behavior and campus dating norms rather than official actions.
Cabinet age average hits sixty years
The Boston Transcript notes the new Cabinet averages 60 years in age and that President Hoover seems not to count toward a 40 year deadline for selecting assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Boston Transcript
Easter Sunday at Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Easter services at Sacred Heart Church Loudoun and Cecil Streets include a 7 30 Mass with full congregation communion. Rev Thomas B Martin pastor, sermon by Rev William Hardy Woodstock College who will sing the Mass. Altar decorations with Easter lilies wax candles. Late Mass at 10. No evening services. Public invited, seats free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas B. Martin
Loudoun
Cecil Streets
William Hardy
Woodstock College
Maryland
Service In Memory Of Former Pastor
A dawn Easter service at Centenary Reformed Church at 6 AM honors the late Rev. T. K. Cromer. The service follows the form used by Cromer on similar occasions, announced by Rev. Dr. L. Flickinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centenary Reformed Church
T. K. Cromer
8. L. Flickinger
Mr. Cromer
Supreme Court Pocket Veto Question Reaches Hoov er
The transcript notes discuss the Supreme Court settling the pocket veto issue and what President Hoover would tell the tailor when ordering new clothes. The reference frames the political moment with a humorous slyness about wardrobe choices tied to legal outcomes.
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Supreme Court
Hoover
Boston
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Maryland University
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Northern Virginia Power
Gray Ave
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Millwood
P. C. Randolph
T. S. Cooper
Bloom, Va
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Shannonhill
Bankton Knolls Park
Berryville Pike
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Clearbrook
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Learbrook
Clearrook
Massanutten
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Ubes
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Hactery
Valley Ike
Harrisonburg
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Miller’s Drug Store
Woodstock
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Kernstown
Invalid
Oudoun St
J. Ynnolly
Stephenson, Va
W. J. Ok
Boyce
Clearook
J. J. W. Jolliffe
J. H. Henry
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S. Main St
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N. Kent St
Main Street
Hunter M. Stine
Bath
N. Main St
W. Boscawen St
P. O. Box
Cumberland
Bell
Washington, D. C
Sandy Spring Orchards Company
Takoma Park
D. C
Waynesboro
W. J. Shatzer
Garfield St
Bliss
Alonzo O. Bliss Medical Co
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Washington D. C
Periz Mfg. Co
Florin
Campbell’s Sale
Deahle Ave
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America
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Health Builders of the
Call Irwin Drug CO
Velvet
Sacred Heart Catholic. Church
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Chrysler Motors
Eugene M
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Gerrard St
Winchester, Va
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le Luxe
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