Advertising Rates Classified Memorials And Display Ad Details
Advertising rates for classified text are 2 cents per word with a 25 cent minimum. Memorials cost 1.50 for four lines. Display advertising permits in-office submission with lamens rate of 42 cents per inch. National reps listed in New York Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh Des Moines and Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isplay
Applion
Divine
Tenney Corps
York
Chicago
Detroit
Pittsurgh
Des Moines
Atlanta
Psalm Verse Inspires Praise Above Life
A devotional note highlights Psalm 63:3 praising God’s loving kindness as surpassing life itself, promising continual worship with grateful lips.
Welcome to Winchester Apple Blossom Festival Message
Visitors are greeted at Winchester for the eleventh annual Apple Blossom Festival begun in 1924. The note highlights orchard beauty, local industry from orchards to canning, and hopes for pleasant weather and good times while thanking Providence for nature’s gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
W. A. Ryan
Ond
Murder on the Increase in Major Cities
The article cites London with eight million population and 21 murders in 1933, with suicides and trials. If London were in the American group of 31 cities, it would have 860 murders last year, 43 times higher than actual. New York City shows a homicide rate 20 times London's, per Dr Hoffman’s figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
London
Frederick L. Hoffman
New York City
Hoffman
Gadget word evolution from naval tool to modern accessory
The text traces the term gadget from a wartime sailors tool to a broad category of tools and accessories. It notes widespread adoption via the British Royal Forces and cites employment figures tied to related industries, including steel and glass, reflecting broad industrial impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Steel
Notable Murder Conviction Rates Across States
The text compares murder conviction rates, noting twenty of twenty-one murders resolved by self-harm or law in one area, versus New York with one conviction in every three murder indictments. First-degree murder verdicts occur in about one in ten indictments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tione—Accusetine Firearmae
New York
Study Finds No Intelligence Gap Between Rich And Poor Children
Dr EthéI Kawin of the Institute for Juvenile Research reports that 62 Chicago Hill House nursery children and Winchetka public nursery children showed no average IQ difference on the Stanford Binet and Peabody tests. The study suggests poverty does not determine intelligence and counters birth-rate stereotypes about the poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intélligéent Ag
Ethél Kawin
Institute For Uvéenile
Chicago
Mawin
Hill House
Winchetka
Queen Shenandoah X coronation and bank incident report
One year ago Miss Francoise May crowned Queen Shenandoah X while Miss Margaret B Hardy was accosted by three men and four women as she entered a local bank. The note also mentions an Apple Blossom gathering and an engagement between Miss Richmond and Mr Carter with connections to Gilliam James of Fauquier county.
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Francoise May
Shenandoah X
Margaret B. Hardy
Corona
Grooper
Fs Richmond
Carter
Gilliam James
Ambler
Fauquier
Show Boat at Capitol Theatre and Blossom Time at Empire Theatre
The Capitol Theatre features Show Boat while Blossom Time plays at the Empire Theatre. A tornado outbreak in Virginia and nearby counties causes multiple deaths across several southern states. Handley track team competes in the state meet in Charlottesville. Winchester students and groups participate in local events.
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Capitol Theatre
Virginia
Woodville
Pappahannock County
Catlett
Fauquier County
Handley
Charlottesville
Winchester
Winchester Presbyterial
Charles Town
W. Va
George W. Stover
Frederick County
Edwin Harold Smith
Richard Green
Empire Theatre
Alumnae Association Banquet and Guests Noted in City
Miss Elizabeth Kern will respond to a toast at the annual reunion and banquet of the Alumnae Association of the Woman's College Baltimore Maryland on After College What The Girls of Episcopal Female Institute and Fort Loudoun Seminary will be guests of honor at a local baseball game with opposing teams. Teddy Roosevelt shoots and kills a large lion in Africa His fourth since arrival. New skating rinks mark first anniversary. Temperatures 35 and 36 degrees not thought to injure fruit. An error in names misstated Miss Laura Virginia Miller's marriage to Lester Hamilton Anderson. correction: Miss Neva Bell Lewis wed Anderson on April 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Kern
Alumaae Association
Woman’s College
Baltimore
Episcopal Female Institute
Fort Loudoun Seminary
Teddy Roosevelt
Africa
Laura
Virginia Miller
Lester Hamilton Anderson
Neva Bell Lewis
Japan's undefined aims threaten naval arms limits
Lipppman argues Japan's post 1931 policy abandons prior limits and asserts it will judge China’s rights and its own actions. With Japan free to expand, old treaty restraints dissolve and the United States must reevaluate armament limits while seeking a new understanding to prevent instability in the East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
United States
Pacific
China
Orient
Uni
Ted
New York Tribune Inc
Rainfall figures show May to date and year totals
Precipitation in the last 24 hours ends at 8 a.m. reads 0.36 inches. May to date totals reach 0.36 inches with year to date at 7.51 inches. Windsor Laboratory records provide average monthly and yearly rainfall benchmarks across 21 years, listing January through December values and notable monthly highs like July at 9.41 inches.
Japan Denies US China Policy Criticism as Closed Incident
Tokyo May 1 Japan, with Britain, treats the dispute over Japanese China policy as closed. A Japanese communique omits the American cabinet member’s remark on the nine power treaty and US rights under the pact, deeming the issue redeclaration of general principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Japan
Great Britain
United States
America
Girl Clawed By Pet Bear Awarded Damages
In Loudouf County Circuit Court Burenda Jones a 9 year old girl and daughter of Robert Jones of Arcola was awarded 4200 for scratches bruises and bites from a pet bear owned by Glascock a man who did not appear in court. The incident occurred September 23 as she boarded a school bus and the bear was driven off by a passerby and later sent out of the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loudouf Countty
Burenda Jones
Robert Jones
Cola
Mas Glascock
Glascock
Massanutten and Blue Ridge Fires Conquered by CCC Crew
Two forest blazes near Massanutten mountain and south of Simmon's Gap in the Blue Ridge were checked after hard battles. Grottoes CCC camp members helped containment. The Blue Ridge fire covered over 400 acres in Greene County, while the Massanutten fire threatened valuable timber.
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Massanutten Mountain
McGaheysville
Simmon’s Gap
Blue Ridge Mountain
Blue Ridge
Greene County
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Traez
R. J. Scott
Pierce
van Buren
Fillmore
Tyler
Buchan
Walter Lippman
Far East
Geneva
Winchesor Research Laboratory
Fahrney
Theneyte
Vor
Wien
Baker’s Drug Store
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Brooks’ Drug Store
Boyd's Drug Store
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Westinghouse Automatic
Northern Virginia Power Company
U. B. Patent Office
Stanley
Geo. W. Kurtz
North Cameron St
Purina Sanenhommere Ai
W. T. Sullivan
E. Baker
Winchester Furniture Co
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Havoline Motor Okl
Waxefree
Havoline
McK. Turner
National
A. K. Sirbaugh
Braddock & Gerrard Sts
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Millwood Ave
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Winchester, Va
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