Newspaper Masthead Fragment From Winchester Publication
The fragment lists The Evening Star Pub Co of Winchester Virginia and merged titles The Morning Item The Weekly News The Weekly Times plus Associated Press credits. It notes subscription rates by mail and by carrier and lists national ad representatives in major cities.
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Evening Star Pubng Co
Winchester
Associated Press
Saint Psalm Verse Quotes Comfort for Believers
A religious verse from Psalm 34 assures fear of the Lord brings contentment for the faithful. The text promises that those who seek God shall lack no good thing, offering a devotional message of divine provision.
Life's Little Vulgarities and Censorship Debate
Mrs J M Hobbs president of the National Federation of Women’s Clubs and Lynchburg News oppose sex appeals in magazines citing vulgar content and harms to youth. The piece argues censorship is impossible as vulgarity has long existed from ancient times and even great writers like Rabelais embraced it.
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Danville Register
J. M. Hobbs
National Federation of Women’s Clubs
Lynchburg News
Atlantic Monthly
National Federation of Women's Clubs
Valley of the Nile
Rabelais
Merta
Pierre
Darling
M. Bouie
Philip
Roosevelt urge to raise wages with rising prices challenged locally
The Petersburg Progress-Index notes President Roosevelt’s call to boost wages in line with commodity price increases. It argues a wage rise could widen purchasing power if prices and earnings climb together, boosting consumption and production, while acknowledging uncertainty in achieving broader gains.
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Petersburg
Roosevelt
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Markets and money flow amid hoard savings and bank closures
The passage argues a buyers market exists as money returns to circulation, boosting prices and prompting purchases. It notes hoarded dollars eroding real value, which should spur industry and commerce, but bank closures keep much consumer power frozen, delaying full economic rebound while rising prices should release hidden funds.
The Stock of the Stuarts Richmond Remembers a Virginia Matriarch
The Richmond News Leader honors Mary Stuart McGuire as a matriarch linking the Stuart and Carter lines. Daughter of Alexander H. H. Stuart, first secretary of the interior, she influenced generations from the Sixth and Grace home and through her marriage to Hunter Holmes McGuire. Her 85 years showed steadfast vitality and aristocratic lineage.
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Richmond News-Leader
Virginia
King” Carter
William Randolph
Turkey Island
Ter
Mary Stuart McGuire
Alexander H. H. Stuart
Mary Stuart
Hunter Holmes McGuire
Stuarts
Brown House
Sixth and
Grace
Berry-Burk
Richmond
Palace Is Proud Of Its Current Picture Bill
The Palace Theatre extols its last night showing headlined by Soldiers of the Storm from Thomas Burtis. Regis Toomey Anita Page Robert Ellis and Wheeler Oakman star in this fast moving border patrol tale with Paramount News Events The Mutual Man and a color Silly Symphony Santa's Work Shop as extras.
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Hable
Palace Theatre
Thomas Burtis
Regis Toomey
State Trooper
Anita Page
Metro
Robert Ellis
Wheeler Oakman
Page Valley Trials Club Reorganized At Luray
The Pace Valley Trials Club is reorganized at Luray after droughts paused activities. The club trains pointer and setter dogs and has elected officers George F. Pollock president Dr. G H Long and R L Ronalds vice presidents H G Bradford secretary treasurer and directors John W. Mims Thomas Deford O H Ayler Col Carroll Menefee J B Johnson C B Stickley Leslie D. Kline Ernest Meade S M Colbert and Virgil Hawse.
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Pace Valley Trials Club
Luray
George F. Pollock
Washington
G. H. Long
R. L. Ronalds
H G
A Rose Arbor Affair Ends in Tragedy in Blue Cove
In a moonlit garden at Blue Cove a secret affair unfolds between Pierre and Merta amid party lights and ocean sounds. A confrontation with Mrs. Parmely leads to a fatal crime as Merta confronts her own perilous costs of love and deceit.
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Garden
Blue Cove
Pierre
Merta
Philip
Sue
Final Rites For Mrs. Simmons At Hebron Church
Mrs Mary Ellen Simmons 81 died May 9 after ten days with chronic pneumonia at Capon Springs West Virginia She was the wife of John W Simmons and mother of Boyd George and Albert Simmons Also surviving are two brothers William Sechrist Capon Springs and Luther Sechrist Yellow Springs West Virginia The services were held at Hebron Church.
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Capon Springs
W. Va
Mary Ellen Simmons
John W. Simmons
Boyd Simmons
George Simmons
Capon Bridge
Albert Simmons
Stephens City
William Sechrist
Luther Sechrist
Yellow Springs
Widow Mrs Simmons Laid to Rest After Long Life of Service
Funeral services for Mrs. Simmons were held Thursday at Hebron Church near Capon River with Rev. L B Williamson of Wardensville and Rev. C H Anderson of Winchester officiating. She was a Lutheran since girlhood and active in church work, leaving a legacy of courage and care for others. Interment followed in the church cemetery. Pallbearers included Fred Nesmith Grover Stevens Dan Brill Clinton Bland Carter Brill and William Kump.
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L. B. Williamson
Wardensville
W. Va
C. H. Anderson
Winchester
Hebron Church
Capon River
Mrs. Simmons
Lutheran Church
Fred Nesmith
Grover Stevens
Dan Brill
Clinton Bland
Carter Brill
Wiliam Kump
Favorite Prescription Touted for Nervous Weak Women
Mrs. Mary Sickles of Triadelphia West Virginia endorses Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a powerful tonic for women passing through menopause and suffering from nervous headaches backache poor appetite and general weakness. Promotes fluid or tablets and claims free medical advice from Dr. Pierce's Clinic Buffalo New York.
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Dr. Pierce
Mary Sickles
Triadelphia
W. Va
Rainfall totals and monthly averages from Winchester data
Present and past rainfall figures show 24 hours ending 8 a.m. May, date not specified, with May to date 3.37 inches and year to date 15.90 inches. The Winchester Laboratory average annual rainfall over 20 years is 34.53 inches, with monthly averages ranging from January 2.36 to June 3.81 inches and other months noted.
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Winchester Research Laboratory
Col Frank Hamilton English Fruit Importer Dies in England
Col Frank Hamilton of Liverpool Eng died at his home in England in his eightieth year after a long career in fruit importing. He had visited Winchester from 1925 to 1928 as directing figure for a group of British fruit importers with agents Sprint and Petley. Survived by son D. C. Hamilton of New York and daughter Frances Hamilton of Liverpool.
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J. Ashby Sprint
George E Petley
Col
Frank Hamilton
Liver
Eng
Col. Hamilton
Winchester
Sprint
Petley
Colonel Hamilton
England
Great Britain
D. C. Hamilton
New York
Miss Frances Hamilton
Liverpool
Mc Millin Named Federal Civil Service Commissioner
Mrs. Lucille F. Mc Millin of Tennessee poses at her desk in Washington as the new federal civil service commissioner, signaling a delivery of administrative leadership in the capital.
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Sam
Lucille F. McMillin
Tennessee
Washington
New Bank Supervisor O Connor Poses at Desk in Washington
James Francis Thaddeus O Connor of Los Angeles begins his duties as the new comptroller of the currency. He faces the immense task of supervising the nation’s banking system from Washington.
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James Francis Thaddeus O'Connor
Los Angeles
Washington
Hables Palace Show Promises Grand Screen Entertainment
A lively bill at Hable's Palace features Columbia airthriller Soldiers of the Storm with Regis Toomey and Eric Page along with Wheeler Oakman and Robert Ellis, followed by The Mutual Man and Santa's Work Shop cartoons plus Today We Live starring Joan Crawford Gary Cooper. Capitol Theatre marks Mothers Day hosting 300 seniors with remarks by Tom Baldridge and a bouquet for Mrs Nelmes.
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Hable’s Palace
Columbia Airthriller
Soldiers of the Storm
Regis Toomey
Eric Page
Metro
Wheeler Oakman
Robert Ellis
Joan Crawford
Gary Cooper
Metro-Goldwyn Mayer
Robert Young
Capitol
Secrets and Stars Shine at Capitol Theatre Premiere
Mary Pickford’s new film Secrets opened at the Capitol Theatre to enthusiastic crowds marking Mary as America’s Sweetheart. Leslie Howard shines as the romantic lead with strong support from Fred Waring and his Pennsylvanians in a Vitaphone act. The program also includes McNamee News featuring the 1933 Kentucky Derby. showings run tomorrow and Thursday.
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Tom Baldridge
Winchester
Warner Bros
Capitol Theatre
Capitol
J. E. Nelmes
Roanoke
Hunter Boyd
Corkstreet
Ethel Clayton
Ned Sparks
C. Aubrey Smith
Theodore van Eltz
Mary Pickford
Mary
America
Hollywood
Leslie Howard
Fred Waring
McNamee News
Super Natural at Colonial Theatre Promises Thrilling Spirit World
Paramount's engrossing story of the spirit world titled Super Natural is now playing at the Colonial Theatre. Carole Lombard Randolph Scott and H. B. Warner are featured in the production.
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Paramount
Colonial Theatre
Carole Lombard
Randolph Scott
H. B. Warner
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