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Incomplete OCR reads of payment terms and reps
Fragmentary text outlines prepayment rates and a reference to Nation Representatives and Congress. Ambiguous portions hinder full interpretation. no clear event, date, or identifiable entities beyond generic terms.
Eternal Life Quote From Luke 10 27 28
A religious verse emphasizes loving God with all heart soul strength and mind and loving neighbors as oneself. The citation mirrors a biblical teaching urging faithful living as the path to eternal life.
No Beer Till 1934 In Virginia Debate
Clifton Forse reviews Virginia petition campaigns by Rich and Dewnpaper on brewing interests financing anti prohibition moves. The piece notes brewers backing saloons, paid supporters, and a petition drive with girls canvassing voters to push repeal. It argues legalization in the Old Dominion likely won’t occur before July 1, 1934.
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Richand Dewnpaper
Virinia
Richmond
Congress
Beer and Wine
Old Dominion
Clothes and self image in a street fashion mood
The piece argues clothes express the wearer and influence pride and activity. New garments signal belonging to the march of life, and the town’s attire could mirror social mood if people dressed up and presented themselves with zest.
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Charlotte Observer
Painless Arithmetic in Government Budget
A New York Times piece notes Roosevelt advisers push a method to raise spending while balancing the budget. It proposes a Treasury accounting change excluding retirement funds for public works and emergency costs, arguing private firms use similar tactics for bona fide investments.
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New York Times
Roosevelt
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Original Scripts Expand Film Market Shift in Week
The motion picture market for popular books is contracting this week as more producers lean toward original scripts. For years authors of best sellers could count on rising income, but the trend now favors fresh written material over established titles.
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Roducers
Trend of writers pushing books to screen as profits rise
The piece notes authors shifting toward sensational works to capitalize on movie rights, moving stories from novels to stage plays then to talkies. It warns not everyone welcomed repeated adaptations, as entertainment value sometimes trumped literary quality and original readers.
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Hartdty
Rainfall totals and averages across months
Weather data shows precipitation in the past 24 hours with March to date at 3.29 inches and year to date 8.13 inches. Average annual precipitation over the last 20 years per Winchester Research stands at 34.53 inches. Monthly figures list February 2.70, March 3.11, May 3.73, June 3.81, August 3.45, September 2.15, October 3.06, November 2.25, December 2.37 inches.
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Winchester Research
Jalrantv
Wife Preservers The alare night hawk nest mystery
The alare night hawk feeds small moths on the wing and guards the best hidden nest among ground birds. The nest is betrayed by the mother according to Our Dumb Animals Magazine.
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Our Dumb Animals
Local water concerns and public notices precede broader news
A year prior, water issues affected 2 463 voters while efforts to recover the Lindbergh baby continued without success. The new Ford V eight drew attention at its debut and Union Bank directors issued resolutions of respect for James Rus. Virginia reports show over 50 000 people are annually incarcerated in the penal system.
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Union Bank
James Rus
Virginia
Barton Second in Grand National Run at Aintree
Barton the American horse finished second in the Grand National Steeplechase at Aintree. Charles A Lindbergh has not commented on his trans Pacific flight. Ty Cobb reportedly plans retirement from baseball. Efforts begin to raise 75000 dollars for a World War memorial in Virginia. Winchester Democratic mayoral candidates include Glass, G Reginald Haines, F Amos Shryock, and Mayor Julian F Ward.
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Aintree
Charles A. Lindbergh
Ty Cobb
Virginia
Military officials urge armory in Winchester
Military officials stress the need for an armory in Winchester as local plans unfold. Farmers continue purchasing Fordson tractors, per Chapman Auto Sales in Winchester. Garber Manufacturing installs a new bottling unit at its local plant. Church of the Disciples in Christ plans a new building here and Centenary Reformed Church schedules four services for the area.
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Winchester
Chapman Auto Sales Company
Garber Manufacturing Company
Church of the Disciples In Christ
Centenary Reformed Church
The Art of Telling a Story
A concise reflection on storytelling skill, noting that few individuals possess the ability to tell a story well. It suggests storytellers may be intellectuals or plain-spoken but share a gift for narrative craft.
Hable's Palace and Drifting Souls at the bill closes
The program closes tonight featuring Hable's Palace, described as a rare pairing with a Terrytoon comic. On Friday Shirley Grey Theo dore Von Eltz Lois Wilson and Auer appear in Drifting Souls in the show’s auxiliary lineup.
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Theodore von Eltz
Lois Wilson
Auer
Men Must Fight at Capitol Warns of Future War
Warner Bros presents Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer’s Men Must Fight shown last night at Capitol Theatre. It looks to 1940 and suggests the United States might enter another war, yet it is not a war picture. It aims to deter war by warning civilians at home of the horrors facing those who stay behind when soldiers go to battle.
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Capitol Theatre
United States
Fast Workers at the Colonial tonight with John Gilbert
Warner Bros presents the comedy drama Fast Workers starring John Gilbert with Robert Armstrong Mae Clarke Muriel Kirkland and Vince Barnett at the Colonial tonight. The note mentions Martin Van Buren as both eighth president and eighth vice president and John Tyler as tenth president and tenth vice president.
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Colonial Tonight
Robert Armstrong
Mae Clarke
Muriel Kirkland
Vince Barnett
Martin van Buren
United States
John Tyler
Creomulsion Promises Fast Relief From Colds and Coughs
An old advertisement touts Creomulsion as a powerful but harmless remedy for bronchial infections and chest colds. It claims it is safe, narcotic free, and offers a money back guarantee if the cough or cold does not clear up, regardless of duration.
DeHaven News Notes From Pine Grove Church Visitors
DEHAVEN Va March 30 Rev C G Russell preached a fine sermon at Pine Grove Church Sunday evening. Calvin Price and family of Martinsburg visited Mrs Alice Ricketts at her home. Newton Wine and family welcomed congratulations on the birth of a son named Paul Lee. Leland Dick of White Hall spent the weekend nearby. Albert Whitacre and others visited at Jennie Price and Alice Ricketts homes. Pearl and Carrie Crouse called on Mary Heflin. Orvil Whitacre spent a few days with his aunt Nettie Lamp. Mrs Philip Shade, recently ill, is able to be out again with friends wishing her a full recovery. Mary Heflin and Leland Dick called on Newton Wine Sunday evening.
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Alice Ricketts
Newton Wine
Paul Lee
Leland Dick
White Hall
Albert Whitacre
Jennie
Earl Ricketts
Misses Pearl
Carrie Crouse
Mary Heflin
Orvil Whitacre
Nettie Lamp
Philip Shade
Mary, Heflin
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A Fact Is a View on Connections and Speculation
A concise reflection on how facts represent held views about casual links between events. It notes speculation, thought, and action as part of how people interpret reality through facts.
Romance sparks for Sue Allard at the Metropolitan
Sue Allard, Brooklyn telephone operator for the Metropolitan in New York, pursues romance with Philip Gerard son of a wealthy family, while resisting Pinky Trevis and coping with an engaged image around Merle Beckwith’s hospital case. Philip reveals mixed feelings and a possible bond with Sue as he helps a friend in danger.
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Sue
Philip
Merta Morris
Judge Morris
Merle Beckwith
Pierre
Beckwith
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Mrs. Parmely
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