Virginia to Join Motor Magazine Series Edition
Special to The Star reports plans to issue a Virginia focused edition of the American Automobile Association magazine The American Motorist. Officials from the AAA, Virginia Chamber of Commerce, and press director R F Nelson outline a 1933 April target, building on the first 1924 Virginia edition’s success to showcase Virginia highways and history. Final editorial work will occur in June at the Virginia State Chamber of Commerce offices in Richmond.
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Washington
Torist
American Automobile Association
Virginia
R.F. Nelson
Virginia’ State Chamber of Commerce
American Motorist
Virginia Chamber
Non
Virginia State Chamber of Commerce
North America
North Carolina Line
Alexandria
Fredericksburg
Richmond
Petersburg
Ww. 8
T We
Virginia Wauition
Old Dominion
Arthur's Seat rises near Edinburgh in Scotland
Arthur's Seat is a hill reaching 822 feet near Edinburgh the capital of Scotland. The view from the hill is extensive varied and one of the most beautiful in Great Britain.
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Arthur’s Seat
Edinburgh
Scotland
Arthur's Seat
Great Britain
Funeral Rites Held For Late Milton I Lager
Milton I Lager was laid to rest in Relief Virginia after funeral services at St John s Lutheran Church. Reverend Tobler and Reverend Cleckner conducted services with hymns Shall We Gather at the River Rock of Ages and Abide With Me. Interment followed with pallbearers named I N Wallace A L Brewer E R Crowser J C Burkhart P J Wolverton Godfrey Bly and Ben White. Attendees included Ran Sager from Forest Glen Maryland and Mr and Mrs Will Lamp and daughter Gladys Lamp from Washington and A B Mordetai Richard of Winchester.
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Milton
Ira
D. R. Cleckner
Methodist Church
Wardensville
W. Va
St. John's Lutheran Church
A. F. Tobler
Cleckner
Rock of Ages
I. N. Wallace
A. L. Brewer
E. R. Crowser
J. C. Burkhart
P. J
Sanders wins 500 mile Indianapolis race in record crowd
George Sanders, a Purdue alumnus from Lafayette, wins the 15th annual 500 mile grind at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, covering the distance in five hours seven minutes at an average of 7.54 mph. Earl Devore and Tony Gallatto finish second and third amid crashes and thrills. three serious accidents mar the event.
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Indianapolis
George Sanders
Lafayette
Ind
Sanders
Purdue University
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Bat Nelson
Earl Devore
Los Angeles
Babe Stapt
Stapt
Devore
Tony Gallatto
Kansas City
H. Kohlert
St. Charles
Woman finds relief with Lydia E. Pinkham’s Compound
In a small Midwestern town Mrs. Daugherty, long ill and unable to work, reads a pamphlet from other women who improved health with Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. After three bottles she reports relief and continued use, inviting inquiries. She shares her Muscatine Iowa address for questions and testimonials.
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Middle West
Lydia E. Pinkham
Ep. DavyuHerty
Orchard Ave
Muscatine
Iowa
Bettar Health
Edward P Wingfield Dies Suddenly in Charlottesville
Edward P Wingfield 53 president and manager of Conway Printing Company Charlottesville died at his home from heart trouble after near midnight pain. Survived by widow Roselle Bruffey two daughters and one son and siblings Harry and Miss Kittie Wingfield. Funeral in Charlottesville with brother Harry attending.
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Harry H. Wingfield
South Loudoun Street
Edward P. Wingfield
Charlottesville
Wingfield
Nelson and
Parrott
Conway Printing Company
Roselle Bruffey
Francis Wingfield
C. B. Omohundro
Vasco Patrick
Raleigh
N. C
Winchester
Kittie Wingfield
Jeffersonian Republican
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Motor Magazine
State ‘Chamber of Commerce
Wegins
Harid
Tere Erevenes Bia
Milton I. Lager
Shy College Boy
The
Associated Press
Boston Transcript
Calabaria
Italy
Pinkham
Children’s
W.J. Dickey & Sons Inc
Della
Maryland
J.W. Arthur
General Insurance
Rouss Ave
P. Wingfield
Charlottesville, Va
St. Giles
Cripplea
France
Axminster
Velvet
Moling & Seal
Betty Shoppe
R. M. Swimley
George Washington Hotel
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