Fragmented historic notice page with scripture quotation
A compiled newspaper fragment includes credits to AP and a brief biblical verse from Mark 16 14 and a prayer line about the Lord's secret. The readable content resembles a period religious interlude in a multi publication page.
Richmond Honors Highway Commission With $1 Million Allocation
The Virginia Highway Commission announced an extra 1,000,000 for this year's road construction across districts. Savings totaling about 660,000 plus a revenue gain funded the allocation, with no extra cost to the state beyond existing plans. The commission is praised for prudent budgeting and advancing highway progress through efficiency.
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Richmond News-Leader
Virginia
State Aghway Commission
Highway Commission On
Highway Commission
Tuberculosis Death Rate Falls in Major Cities
Roanoke Times reports Dr. F L Hoffman, consulting statistician for Prudential Life Insurance, finds since 1910 TB deaths in 29 American cities declined about 60 percent. By 1928 mortality reached 73.4 per 1000, with last year accounting for nearly 23 000 deaths in the cited cities. wages, housing, conditions, and ongoing campaigns credited for gains.
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Roanoke Times
F. L. Hoffman
Prudential Life Insurance Company
Hoffman
Hestion
National Tuberculosis Assomm
Applied Science and Foresight Drive Organized Effort
The statement highlights that progress comes from applied science practical thinking and deliberate coordination. It emphasizes the value of common sense and forward planning to achieve effective results through structured work.
Rising U S Road Fatalities Prompt Public Alarm
The New York World warns that automobile deaths in the United States during August reached 91 per day, 23 216 annually, the highest on record. Eight months of 1929 show deaths up 9 percent from 1928 with New York City and Philadelphia rising, Chicago improving, and calls for traffic regulation as the proposed remedy.
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New York
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
New York City
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
San Francisco
Milwaukee
New Orleans
Rainmaking man offers city burial for rain aid
An Omaha man claims a mysterious power in his body to attract rain after a 3 inch shower in North Platte. He suggests to the mayor burial services as payment, noting similar occurrences elsewhere. The piece ends with a humorous aside about drought and travel.
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Omaha World-Herald
Omaha
North Platte
Cloudy rain storms spoil double header at home
Narrators recall sudden showers that often threaten a game before leaving town. They admit they never cashed in on the weather quirk, pondering why some people never advance.
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Nic
Sheriff Sale Notice in Frederick County Virginia
By distress warrant in Cecil Hurt v William B Mac Millan I offer for sale at public outcry on Friday October 11 1929 at 10 oclock a m in the Stephensons Depot garage the tools machinery and junk listed including emery wheel stand air compressor lathe shaft and brackets case of drawers testing table lifting jack chain hoist automobile parts Terms Cash A J WIGGINTON Deputy Sheriff Frederick County Va Duvall Dunn Auctioneers
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Cecil Hurt
William B. MacMillan
Stephensons Depot
A. J. Wigginton
Frederick County
Duvall & Dunn
Jupiter In Taurus Shines in October Skies
In October the bright planet Jupiter rises around 9 p.m. at the northeast horizon and moves earlier to about 7 p.m. by month’s end. It retrogrades through Taurus for four months, then resumes forward motion, with notable Taurus star clusters Hyades and Pleiades nearby and Aldebaran as a bright red anchor.
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Robert H. Baker
University of Illinois
Associated Press
Urbana
Ill
Jupiter
Taurus
Gemini
Pleiades
Raynor Lehr's Co Pleases Large Colonial Audience
The Raynor Lehr's Musical Comedy Company of 30 people drew a large audience to the Colonial Theatre last night. They just arrived from a sensational run at Keith's Theatre in Baltimore and presented Scandals of 1929 with Billy Lehr and his Lehr Beauty Chorus.
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Raynor Lehr
Colonial Theatre
Keith
Vicks Vapor Rub Usage Surpasses 26 Million Annually
The ad notes Vicks passes 26 million jars used yearly as demand grows. It traces earlier milestones from 17 million to 21 million and highlights the product as a modern cold treatment reducing dosing and stomach upset, with widespread use in over 60 countries.
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Vicks
United States
Leads His Own Cow Testing Association
A. W. Ranch Laurens Iowa led by Orr G. Watson promotes better feed prep. Using a combined chopper grinder and mixer they produced home mixed feeds and achieved top herd status with profit of 125.40 per head over feed costs. Three cows topped the association list, a first in its history. They also marketed their cattle successfully.
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A. W. Ranch
Laurens
Yowa
Orr G. Watson
Man
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