Music Club Rehearses for Spring Festival This Evening
The Music Lovers' Club meets at 7 30 p m at Mrs. Frank L Buckley's South Stewart home to rehearse the Massanetta Springs Festival music The Massanetta School of Sacred Music directs the festival with Dr John Williamson urging wide choir participation from Winchester churches Local choirs are urged to join the effort for the annual event.
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Frank L. Buckley
South Stewart Street
Massanetta Springs
Massanetta
Massanetta School of Sacred Music
John Williamson
Anxi
Ous
Winchester Club
Japan Railroads Mostly State Owned
Two thirds of Japan's railways are owned by the state, reflecting a strong public control over the nation's rail system. The note contrasts private and public ownership in Japanese transportation.
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Japan
Berryville Parents and Teachers Elect Officers at Annual Meeting
At Berryville High School the Parents and Teachers League elected E. N. Barnett as president and officers for the year. The meeting featured a dental clinic proposal spearheaded by Dr. Ralph B. Snapp and a plan to finance a Clarke county clinic with state support and community contributions. A $35 league contribution was approved and October clinic staffing arranged with Supt. A. F. Robertson.
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Berryville
Parents and Teachers’ League
Berryville High School
E. N. Barnett
Loring Rackley
Thomas Jones
Benjamin Crampton
H. C. Barthel
Jones
King's Daughters and Sons
John B. Neill
Frank Smart
Norfolk
Archibald Cummins
Berryville School League
Snapp
County Board of Supervisors
the Red Cross
A. F. Robertson
State Health Department
Clarke County
Rice Levi
Frances Wolfe
Elizabeth Crawford
H. H. Burks
Dental clinic committee named for next fall
Reading from the winter program Dr A P Osborne a King's Son sang My Task with Miss Frances Wolfe accompaniment. A committee to prepare the dental clinic for next fall was appointed: Dr Frank Tappan Holmes Hardesty Clyde Levi Rev T Carter Page and Rev B Duval Chambers.
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A. P. Osborne
Frances Wolfe
Frank Tappan
Holmes Hardesty
Clyde Levi
T. Carter Page
B Duval Chambers
Ceremonies Planned to Honor War Dead Across Nation
Memorial events are set for 2:30 PM with Col. Reszel presiding at the cemetery. The program includes a Gettysburg address reading, a Handley High chorus, an essay by Philip Fowle, and a "To the Memory of Heroes" reading, followed by hymns, taps, and a three volley salute. Banks and post offices will observe the holiday.
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Ladies’ National Memorial Association
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Handley High School
Philip Fowle
Robert Y. Conrad Post
American Legion
America
General Fries
United States Army
Robert B. Campbell
Highland Avenue Presbyterian Church
Company I
One Hundred and Sixteenth Infantry
Virginia National Guard
United States
Roosevelt to push probe of Morgan Co ties and Davis loan
Rep. Roosevelt plans a resolution to investigate Norman H. Davis ambassador at large and his ties to Morgan firm on a $75,000 loan. Vinson calls for income tax law scrutiny as Pecora's committee gathers data on pools and the Bankers pool profits totaling over $1.06 million.
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Mass
Norman H. Davis
Davis
Morgan
Massachusetts
J. Pierpont Morgan and Company
Vinson
Kentucky
House
Ways and Means Committee
Morgan Partners
Kentuckian
Ferdinand Pecora
New York
Pecora
Morgan and Company
Philadelphia
Drexel and Company
Wool from dead sheep yields less wool for weaving
The article notes that wool taken from the back of a dead sheep has less value for weaving than wool from a live sheep. It also states that fish are not easily disturbed by noise and that anglers do not need to keep quiet while fishing.
Urges Special Session to Oust Court Justices
Warren Van Dyke urges Governor Pinchot to convene a special legislative session to consider impeachment proceedings against Supreme Court Justices William S. Schaffer and John W. Kephart over their names on the J. P. Morgan preferred customers list. He notes the justices refused to resign and stresses action despite only speaking for himself.
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Associated Press
Warren van Dyke
Govate
Supreme Court
William S. Schaffer
John W. Kephart
J. P. Morgan
Pinchot
van Dyke
Democratic State Central Committee
Schaffer
Kephart
Penjamin Franklin Promotes Early Morning Nudist Practice
The text claims Penjamin Franklin was a pioneer nudist and quotes his letters about rising early and sitting naked in his chamber for half an hour reading or writing. It presents a provocative depiction of his personal habits with no corroborating context.
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Penjamin Franklin
Funeral Rites Held For Infant In The County
Julian Francis Collier six day old son of Mr and Mrs Collier of Opequon died at Winchester Memorial Hospital after an illness. Surviving are a sister Alice Marie and a brother Edward Lee. Mrs Collier was formerly Miss Laura Lowery daughter of Mr and Mrs C E Lowery of Opequon. Funeral was at 3 pm at St Pauls Lutheran Church Fawcett Gap with interment in the church graveyard. Rev Guy M Morrow of Opequon Memorial Presbyterian Church Kernstown led services.
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Julian Francis Collier
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Fawcett Gap
Guy M. Morrow
Opequon Memorial Presbyterian Church
Kernstown
Ruskin and the railways
A Ruskin tale recalls a disciple who, after walking many miles to the master's home dusty and proud, is told by Ruskin to abuse railways but use them. The anecdote highlights practical use over mere criticism.
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Ruskin
Congress Debates Taxes and Jobs as New Year Opens
Washington discussion centers on unemployment and tax policy with claims of adjusting agriculture industry and distribution. Seabury may seek U S district attorney post in New York while Roosevelt aides discuss prohibition repeal and re employment funding. The 1930s tax plan totals 5 2 billion dollars in new revenue and farm relief measures. Child labor amendment gains steam as states shift in ratifying efforts.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
New York
Samuel Seabury
Tammany
Seabury
U. S
Roosevelt
U.S
Gibboney Aligns With Baruch Network In New Regime
In New York state politics during the Wilson era Stuart Gibboney moves to back Stephen Gibbons for assistant secretary of the treasury. Gibbons links to William H. Woodin and helped Seabury’s 1916 gubernatorial campaign. The scene widens as Baruch men gain leverage with Johnson and Peek connected to the War Industries board.
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Stuart Gibboney
New York State
Wilson
Homer Cummings
U S
Gibboney
Stephen Gibbons
New York
Treasury
Gibbons
William H. Woodin
American Car & Foundry Company
Seabury
Marlene Dietrich Stuns Paris in Trouser Look
Paris audiences hiss as Marlene Dietrich arrives at the Gare wearing men’s style trousers. French fashion tastes favor modest gowns, and the bold ensemble sparks controversy and headlines about the star’s daring attire.
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Marlene Dietrich
France
Marlene
Gare
Red Tape Shines at Millwood Show with Multiple Wins
The Millwood horse show features Red Tape clinching top honors in several classes including 4 year olds hunters and saddle horses. Brown Bruin and Lord Benton also earn wins for Fairfield Farms and E M Woolf respectively while Cap Johnston and Dr Allen collect top spots across divisions.
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Millwood
Mary Keogh
Fairfield Farms
W. B. Watkins
Dr. Allen
Brown Bruin
Red Eagle
Miss Jacobs
Capt
Ewart Johnston
Atheys
Lord Benton
E. M. Woolf
Clifton
Beau
L. M. Allen
Dun Cliff
Red Tape
Dr.Allen
Imp
White Rock
Capt. Johnston
Miss Keogh
Qswegatchie
Masse
Relief for headaches and nervous tension with B C remedy
A newspaper advertisement promotes B C as a pharmacist prepared remedy for violent headaches and nervous distress. It claims rapid action in minutes, notes multiple uses including muscular pain and neuralgia, and markets 10c and 25c packages.
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B. C
Mountain Widow Domination Highlighted by Red Tape Victory
In a rugged lineup featuring Captain Johnston and Dr. Allen, Mountain Widow and Miss Keogh contested the event with Red Tape securing the win. Dr. Allen earned second with Capt. Johnston taking third, as Cliffwood hosted the proceedings.
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Tleman
Miss Keogh
Capt. Johnston
Mountain Widow
Dr. Allen
Andy Hunter
Red Tape
Cliffwood
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Leesburg
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Plarke
Ralph Snapp
Sheetz
Morgan CO
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Central Press Staff
Leslie Eichel
Central Press
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War Industries Board
Moline
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Fox Film Presents
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Kirkland
Alfred Santell
California
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Lili Damiti
Sam Hardy
Goldie Gets
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Paris
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General Insurance
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