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LAMA INVITATION AND A PLEDGE
The fragment cites a verse from Zechariah and a religious pledge about reading duty in Thy Word. It references the Lord of hosts and a devotional invocation for guidance. The text blends scriptural quotation with a personal vow to study Scripture.
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Zachariah
Redeemer
Uniforms for High School Girls Considered in Ports mouth
The Ports mouth school authorities weigh mandatory uniforms for high school girls. A Norfolk reader from San Diego praises uniform dress as widely adopted in California. The plan aims for a neat, identical look with a white blouse, blue tie, and box pleated skirt, with a warmer white skirt option.
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Norfolk Virginian-Pilot
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California
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Ports Mouth
Petersog
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Cleveland Tragedy Prompts National Sympathy
Richmond Times Dispatch reflects on the Cleveland Clinic Hospital disaster where nearly a hundred died from a gas fueled blaze and two X-ray film explosions. The piece calls for investigation of hospital leadership and vows swift aid to grieving families nationwide.
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Richmond Times-Dispatch
Cleveland
The
Clinic Hospital
Cleveland Hospital
Ites
Machinery vs Labor Rumors Stir in Utleandria Gazette
In the Utleandria Gazette, tensions rise as workers fear labor saving machines will erase jobs and reshape industry dynamics. The piece notes anxious markets and potential union responses amid advancing automation.
Kettering links growing machinery to jobs and wages
Charles F. Kettering, vice president of General Motors, argues that Detroit’s surge in automatic machinery has increased employment, and that higher production drives wages. He contends Americans consume more and that prosperity hinges on domestic production and jobs.
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Charles F. Kettering
General Motors
Detroit
Europe
Kettering
Byrd Eyes Antarctic South Pole Flight After Atlantic Triumph
May 9 marks the anniversary of Byrd's 1926 North Pole flight. The next year he crossed the Atlantic, and now he aims to fly across the South Pole with careful exploration in mind. Burt is praised for planning and execution as he continues a string of bold adventures.
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Byrd
North Pole
Antarctic
South Pole
Burt
First Lady Drives Exchange Visit to Richmond
Mrs. Hoover sought an excursion to Richmond for early Virginia portraits exhibition with a pleasant day noted as she traveled from the Exchange area. The report emphasizes the social outing and its congenial mood.
First Lady Drives 200 Miles Solo in Washington Trip
The First Lady drove the entire 200 mile trip from Washington to the old Confederate capital and back with Secret Service agents as passengers. The scene is framed as a symbol of modern womanhood and self-reliance rather than feminism.
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Washington
Secret Service
Auction Sale of Antiques at Winchester Virginia
Auction at 10 A M at N Loudoun St Winchester Virginia featuring a grandfather clock set of Victorian chairs mahogany dining chairs and other items including Windsor chairs mirrors lamps glass and china plus 50 lamps and 200 glass pieces. Co Richard Boyce Coleman Dunn auctioneers dates 6 17 20 21.
Mount Pleasant Notes from Mount Pleasant Virginia
Mount Pleasant notes recount local social visits including Rev and Mrs J Racey and Ruth Racey with Will Lamp, plus visitors from Winchester like Brandon Allamong and Joe Lineburg. Attendance highlights include Ruth Bücher moving to Winchester for work and a successful fourth term at school with prize for attendance. The United Brethren Church cleaned and updated their church recently, with changes to the carpet and a fresh coat of paint.
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Mount Pleasant
J. Racey
Ruth Racey
Boyd Laneburg
Will Lamp
James H. Rosenberger
Brandon Allamong
William Lineburg
Joe Lineburg
Winchester
Ollie Taylor
Opequoii
Raymond Racey
Roy Brill
Bessie Perry
Geraldine Lamp
Ethel Brewer
Mount Williame
Paul Wolverton
Harry Elliott
Berryville
Ruth Bucher
United Brethren Church
Eva
Geraldine
Vivian
Annie Ritter
Emma _Pitcock
Car
Weenie Roast Planned by Pleasant Valley Aid Society
The Aid Society of Pleasant Valley schedules a Weenie Roast at Mrs. Roy Hott's home on Wednesday May 22 at 6 30 p m. All residents are invited for refreshments and socializing as part of the community event.
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Aid Society of
Pleasant Valley
Roy Hott
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