The Evening Star Advertising and Publication Notices
The fragment outlines the Evening Star as a second class paper with AP news, publication schedules for subscriptions and rates, and advertising terms. It lists pricing for memorials, classifieds, and display ads, plus order deadlines and national reps in New York Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh Des Moines and Atlanta.
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Devine Tenney Corp
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Des Moines
Atlanta
Like Produces Like From Scriptural Ethical Reminder
A short adage echoes Galatians 6 7 warning that what one sows in life will return to them as consequence. The maxim emphasizes moral cause and effect across personal conduct and outcomes.
Brandeis Birthday and Brandeis Book Debut
Justice Louis D. Brandeis marks his seventy seventh birthday on November 13. Princeton University Press releases Brandeis Lawyer and Judge in the Modern State by A T Mason, exploring Brandeis public welfare work and constitutional ideas now echoed in law and policy.
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Roanoke Times
Louis D. Brandeis
U. S. Supreme Court
Princeton University Press
Brandeis
A. T. Mason
Princeton
Wilson
Boston Bar
Supreme Court
Justice Brandeis
Faculty Protest Signals Leadership Impasse at University
Norfolk Virginia Pilot reports a nearly unanimous faculty vote decries prolonged instability in university leadership. The appeal to the Board of Visitors urges timely regularization and permanent status for leaders, warning of demoralization among educators and a rare public protest in modern academia.
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Norfolk
Eagles in Moscow arrival stirs cheers for Lindberghs
New York Times reports Colonel and Mrs Lindbergh were saluted by Moscow crowds on arriving from Leningrad. Spectators set politics aside, feeling admiration and emulation as Duranty notes the Kremlin seeks to mold mass consciousness.
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New York Times
Lindbergh
Moscow
Leningrad
Duranty
Kremlin
Tomor
Machines and men in the shadow of the Lindberghs
A reflective piece compares human effort to machines and recalls the Lindberghs landing on the Moska river as a fairy tale moment, noting Soviet Russia has legalized fairy tales and religion after bans on opiates.
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Lindberghs
Moska
Mr. Duranty
Soviet Russia
French travel abroad rises as August leads migration
An Home Office report shows August saw more French people traveling to Great Britain than any other nationality. The piece muses on French travel habits, noting France’s traditional attachment to home and speculating whether increased touring could broaden world views and alter past flexibility.
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British
Home Office
Great Britain
France
Old Naylor block Fire Threats Front Royal
Business section of Front Royal faces danger as the upper part of the old Naylor block burns. Local apple growers and truckers warned about federal penalties for misbranding apples and interstate transport. Mrs. Emily Catherine Barr, 62, dies at home.
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Front Royal
Old Naylor
Winchester Presbyterians
Knights of Pythias
Pythian Sisters
Emily Catherine Barr
Five Years Ago News Briefs Include Robbery and Political Leanings
Clinton 8 Carnes, missing treasurer of the Southern Baptist Home Mission Board, is arrested in Winnipeg. A Front Royal home was ransacked at night by unknown intruders. Rev. Murray D. Mitchell was reassigned to Braddock Street M E Church South for a third year. E C Harnsberger of Page county reports five thousand three hundred dollars gross from a fifty acre farm near Luray with milk and stock sales. Franklin D Roosevelt accepts the Democratic nomination for governor of New York.
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Clinton
Carnes
Home Mission Board
The
Southern Baptist Church
Winnipeg
Can
Beverley Brown
Front Royal
Murray D. Mitchell
Baltimore
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
E. C. Harnsberger
Page County
Edge of
Luray
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York State
City Council backs slower fire speed. blaze injures Witt Suddith
Ten years ago Witt Suddith of Stephens City was severely burned after gasoline sprayed and ignited by a lighted match near a gas tank. City Manager L R Dettra reports to Council as a motorist inspects tank contents with a flame. D W Ritenour, local insurance agent, ranks fourth in Washington division of Mutual Company.
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Witt Suddith
Stephens City
L. R. Dettra
D. W. Ritenour
Washington
Mutual Company
New Or
Evacuations and public health in wartime scenes
Fifteen years ago reports described German evacuation near Belgium as British forces under General Allenby moved through Damascus and Palestine. Joseph Rinker of Stephens City figures in two accidents in quick succession. Hagerstown faces a smallpox scare while Clarke County schools pause to curb Spanish flu. Dr Walter Cox is named Winchester city health officer succeeding Dr P W Boyd.
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Belgium
General Allenby
Damascus
Palestine
Joseph Rinker
Stephens City
Hagerstown
Clarke County
Walter Cox
Winchester City
P. W. Boyd
S V A Gridmen Open Season Here Next Saturday
Shenandoah Valley Academy gridmen will start the 1933 football season at Academy Field against Shepherdstown High School in a game noted with nineteen players including five lettermen. Coaches W D Smith Jr and Walter Fraley are hopeful as scrimmages show promise. Key players include Herring Payne Lamb Henkel Lewis others listed. Schedule following includes St Albans School Washington here October 14 and other dates through November 30 with remaining opponents and venues.
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Shenandoah Valley Academy Gridmen
Academy Field
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Elveen
W. D. Smith, Jr
Walter
Fraley
Herring
Payne
Lamb
Henkel
Lewis
Taylor Downer
Foll
Tavenner
Meisenbelter
Franklin
Brooks Pierce
Adams
Miller
Bodwell
Ben Pennypacker
Wainwright
Shenandoah
St. Alban’s School
Washington
Lyin Pee Ee
Chburg
Ington
Wwoodbenry Forrestry
Orange
Swavsey School
Episcopal High
Rabbisbeeade
Bandits Take Beverley Auto Near Blacksburg at Night
Three unknown men robbed Fairfax Lampkins of the Beverley car Sunday night near Blacksburg. They forced him to drive to a side road and surrender the vehicle along with $12 and his gold watch. The car was driven south by two bandits while the third drove the robbers’ car. Lampkins could not describe the attackers due to darkness and a bright spotlight.
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William Beverly
Winchester
Blacksburg
Fairfax Lampkins
Beverley
Virginia
Edwin Amiss Palmer
Lampkins
Railways in New Zealand Largely Government Operated
Most steam railways in New Zealand are run by the government with one exception noted. The report outlines state control over rail transport and highlights the remaining private line.
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New Zealand
Apple Markets Shipping Point Prices in Winchester Martinsburg
Shipping point notes from Winchester Virginia Martinsburg West Virginia and Harbor Michigan show light demand and steady markets with carload and bulk prices for baskets including Jonathan and McIntosh apples. Prices list U S No 1 2 percent minimums and cider stock around 20 to 25 cents and bulk per hundredweight around 8 to 12 cars passed over market.
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Winchester
Martinsburg
W. Va
U. S
Grimes
U O
Rochester
N. Y
Harbor
Mich
Jonathans
McIntosh
World's noisiest street corner in New York City
Collier's Weekly notes Broadway and Thirty fourth Street as the noisiest urban intersection due to traffic streams surfacing lines subway elevated and street noise that deafens the average person by about 65 percent.
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Broadway
Thirtyfourth Street
New York City
Collier's Weekly
Former Whitney Jockey Seeks Relief Job in Maryland
James Rich a 20 year old Laurel Maryland former Whitney jockey who once earned money in racing filed for unemployment help with the Prince Georges county reemployment office. He says he loves horses and would take any job including riding or caring for horses. The agency reported 25 men placed on laboring rolls and others to road projects as Lanham Severn road work begins.
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James Rich
Ockey
Laurel
John H. Whitney
New York
Upperville
Rich
Georges County
National Reemployment Administration
Lanham-Severn Road
Prince Georges County
Twelve Brands Free Delivery In Winchester Ad
An old Winchester advertisement promotes free delivery for twelve brands with item prices around $2.25 and cases $3.30. The ad includes a phone number and fragmented phrasing suggesting a retail or grocery promo.
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Winchester
Tropica Beach Romance Plan Between Lizetta and Pedro
Lizetta Boyd, a plain girl at Tropica Beach, seeks romance with Stuart Logan. She consults Pedro Anillo on charm, independence, and attracting a husband through mystery and patient love, while pondering jealousy and happiness.
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Lisetta Boyd
Stuart Logan
Tropica Beach
Marion
Kerma
Lizetta
Dun
Shaete
Larry
Pedro Anillo
Pedro
Lizeeta
Senorita
Gosling
Mia
Rainfall Records From Winchester Laboratory
The report shows present and past rainfall figures for the last 24 hours ending 8 a.m. None for Tob er to date. Year to date 34.26 inches. The 20 year average is 3453 inches. Monthly averages: January 236, February 2, March 270, April 311, May 378, June 381, July 3.45, August 3.45, September 2.15, October 3.06, November 225, December 2.37.
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Tober
Winchester Research Laboratory
Navy Plebes defeat Massanutten 14 to 0 in opener
Annapolis reports the Navy Plebes opened their grid season with a 14 to 0 win over Massanutten Military Academy of Virginia. Schmidt scored both touchdowns on a 70 yard and a 30 yard dash, with Pace also credited for a point after.
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Annapolis
Navy Plebes
Massanutten Military Academy of Virginia
Schmidt
Navy
Lebes Massanatten
Brindle
Eder Ieens
Cooper Massanutten
Massanutten
Mader
Dearie
Cooper
Sylvester
Snyder
Kenefich
McKierman
Morse
Clarkson
Wilkinson
Quick Action Averts Explosion On The B. and O
Engineer John A. Horan's prompt actions prevented a boiler explosion on a Baltimore and Ohio freight train near Bluff Water Station between Cave Station and North River. A stay bolt blew, passengers and crew jumped clear, and Horan halted the 25-car train, fed water, and reactivated the injector to prevent a catastrophe.
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John A. Horan
Baltimore and Ohio
Bluff Water Station
Cave Station
North River
Horan
F. S Royce
Staunton
Harrisonburg
Valley Branch
Lexington
Brunswick
Senate probe details mail contract profits 1929
A Senate committee found that Export Steam Ship Corporation received 66 000 a pound for mail carried on its vessels in 1929. Henry Hermanson, president, disclosed that C Bascom Slemp demanded 50 000 but got 15 000 to secure a price compromise for Shipping Board vessel payments in 1926. T W O Connor led the Shipping Board then.
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Export Steamship Corporation
Senate
Washington
Hugo L. Black
Alabama
Henry Herberman
C. Bascom Slemp
Coolidge
Shipping Board
T. W. O'Connor
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Whitman
Baker’s Drug Store
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Northern Virginia Power CO
Geo. W. Kurtz
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H. J. Black
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