Washington visit tests Fanny and David’s bond
In the Washington visit Fanny enjoys social triumphs while David endures jealousy and prideful strain. Back home he confronts her about flirtation hints as Mrs. Frost meddles in Sheila’s upbringing, revealing tension between autonomy and family control.
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Geerrs
Fanny
Panony
Juliette Angel
Pauls
David
Mrs. Frost
Washington
Sheila
Darling
Mother
Leona
Europe
Americas
Mra. Frost
Juliette
Lelia
Uncle Judd
Frederick
Marcel Howe Farnham
Uintah school enrolls ten triplets in Salt Lake City
The Uintah school at Salt Lake City reports ten sets of triplets enrolled. The notice mentions church schedules at first Baptist church with services and activities led by Pastor E. T. Clare and J. Garland Quarles. Morning sermon titled Let This Mind Be In You. Evening sermon text cited.
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J. Garland Quarles
Christ
U’s
Uintahca School
Salt Lake City
Winchester Militiamen in Danville Strike Zone Camp and Patrol
Winchester militiamen on active duty near Danville patrol the industrial strike area, settle into barracks at Dan River Cotton Mills, and plan a quiet routine with shifts, meals, and sporadic activity while union pickets are dispersed and a local football game draws attention.
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Winchester
Danville
Tate
7 Semples
Winchester Billiard
Jaffa
Dan River
Bean
Roanoke
Reynolds Store Items Pace Through Virginia Highlights
Reynolds Store, Va. items note W. S. Funkhouser of Stephens City visiting near Angers Store in W. V. Mr. C. W. Moore has been in disposition for weeks. Mrs. Susan B. Lewis was dinner guest at Mrs. E. D. Shenk. I. D. Shade and Alton Omps with spouses visited near Ridge, W. Va. Mrs. C. W. Moore returned from Martinsburg, W. Va.
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A. H .Hovermale
Ridge
W. Va
C. W. Moore
Mar-tinsburg
Mr and Mrs Shenk Visit Walter Moore On Sunday
Mr and Mrs B D Shenk were calling on Mr and Mrs Walter Moore Sunday evening, visiting in the Moore home.
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B. D. Shenk
Mrs
Walter Moore
Byrd’s Polar Flight Timeline and Local Happenings
November 29 1929 reports Commander Richard E B Byrd Jr taking off toward the pole and social events including Elks lodge activities. Martinsburg High and Handley High to clash 13 13 in an annual grid game. Red Cross Christmas seals sales begin. City stores store 600000 barrels of apples in cold storage.
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Richard EB. Byrd, Jr
Order of Elks
Carter
Ear
Martinsburg High School
Red Cross
H. D Puller
Cam- 3
Shenandoah Park businessmen tout tourist market tie in
Five years ago on November 29 1925 Shenandoah business lines marked busy activity as farmers could sell produce to tourists. Rockminister who won Pimlico goat feature race will retire by Audley Farm. Boy Scouts asked to aid search for 14 year old Front Royal missing for days. District Nurses Association appeals for blankets to bolster winter relief efforts.
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Shenandoahs
Rockminister
Pimlico
Audley Farm
Anter
Front Royal
District Nurses’ Association
Virginia club leader outlines value to local women
Miss Cummins, president of the Virginia State Federation of Women's Clubs, explains the value of these organizations to local women. The Thanksgiving day concert at Christ Episcopal church realized $129. Theodore Reily and Morris Shiner were seriously hurt in a nearby motorcycle collision. Apples bring good prices ranging from $2.50 to $4.50 per barrel.
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Miss Cummins
Virginia State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Christ Episcopal Arch
Theodore Reily
Morris Shiner
Magnet road sweeper clears Oregon highways of metal
The magnet road sweeper used in Oregon collected 13 870 pounds of metal from state highways during the past year.
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Oregon
Governor Pollard Thanksgiving Proclamation Draws Praise
The Star reports Governor Pollard’s Thanksgiving proclamation respecting religious liberty. Rector Robert B. Nelson of Christ Episcopal Church in Winchester writes that the governor urged observance by conscience without imposing theology, praising charity and kindness in public life.
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Wiiter
Pollard
Thansk
Roberrt B. Nelson
Christ Episcopal Church
Winchester
Chicago grain closing prices edge higher on Midwest weather
Trading firms bought corn late on the Chicago Board of Trade boosting prices amid forecast unfavorable husking and marketing weather in the corn belt. Wheat led gains with December and March futures up. oats and rye strength limited by market conditions with mixed close readings.
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Mid-West
Commission
Chicago Board of Trade
Potential power of all streams in Argentina estimated
Figures estimate Argentina's total stream power at about 5,000,000 units. Experts discuss hydro potential and regional energy implications amid environmental considerations and policy planning.
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Argentina
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William J. McAneeny
Hudson Motor Car Company
Hudson- Essex
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George Washington Hotel
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John S. Miller & CO. Hardware
Atwayrment Radio Dealer
Wonder’s Apparel Shop
North Loudoun ST
Winchester, VA
Lupton Orchard Servic CO
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Loudoun Street
Stephens City
M. E. South
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