ToDAY and TOMORROW by Walter Lippmann
Lippmann argues communities face a choice between private charity and public funds for emergency relief. He notes Denver debates excluding social agencies from Community Chest money, while stressing private philanthropy supports essential social work beyond feeding the hungry. If private gifts fall short, public funds become necessary to sustain normal social services.
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Denver
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Community Chest
Philper
One Year Ago in County News and Notes
A county man was arrested for trading beef for alleged liquor. A Winchester resident, a student at the Medical College of Virginia, faced examinations. Berryville postmaster examined. Apple trade grows as boxes rise for retail demand. Stines Chapel invites apple pickers to services. Christmas mail urged earlier. New Jersey bandits held up a paymaster but got bricks. Walter Johnson announced his last game. William G Hardy of Winchester elected Kiwanis lieutenant governor. Handley High School gridmen.
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Riley
Winchester
Medical College of Virginia
Berryville
Stine’s Chapel
New Jersey Bandits
Walter Johnson
William G. Hardy
Kiwanis Club
Handley High School
Gridmen
Public Sale Of Automobile In Front Of County Courthouse
By virtue of an execution in the Miller and Anderson case the court will offer for sale at public auction in front of the county courthouse at 10 a m on Saturday October 29 1932 one Reo five passenger automobile. Cash terms. A J Wigginton deputy sheriff for L Pannett sheriff. 10-18-10t
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Miller & Anderson
Wilner Shade
Lucia Shade
Reo
Winchester notices and tributes from 15 years ago
A Winchester area 15 years old item recalls Clyde C. Matthews’s death in a Cumberland Valley Railroad wreck near here. Mayor Julian F. Ward proclaims a large patriotic rally on October 24. The Star’s Nemo comments on a Shenandoah river bridge at Castleman’s Ferry. Knights Templar Sir Knights visit Martinsburg. Weather bureau predicts a change in conditions.
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Clyde C. Matthews
Cumberland Valley
Winchester
Julian F. Ward
Nemo
The
Star
Shenandoah River
Castleman's Ferry
Knights Templar
Mafy
Knights
Martinsburg
Weather Bureau
Parmint Relief for Catarrhal Deafness Advertisement
An advert promotes Parmint double strength from Baker's Drug Store as a remedy for catarrhal deafness and head noises. It claims permanent relief comes from a constitutional treatment that expels catarrh, recommending taking a spoonful four times daily with hot water and sugar to clear nasal passages and ease breathing.
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Baker's
For Sale 1931 Packard De Luxe Sedan
Black 1931 Packard De Luxe sedan bought new from Packard Motor Co. Winchester driven 12000 miles like new. Sacrifice price 1300. Trade for small car or Buick. 60 day guarantee. Apply B Johnson Phn 2501 Hamilton Va.
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Packard Motor Co
Winchester
Buick
B. H. Johnson
Phn
Hamilton
Whitney Backers Clean Up After Narrow Steeplechase Win
Whitney bettors celebrate a surprise winner at the American Can Chevy Steeplechase. Rideaway, previously successful on the flat, failed to match top steeplechase rivals Barometer Brealey Bilverskin and Escapade as backers cashed $121.10 on a $2 wager.
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Steeplechase
E. R. Brealey Barometer
Thomas Scock
Bilverskin
John Hay White Greencheese
Exchange Equipment Wires Span Vast NYSE Network
The New York Stock Exchange operates an expansive communications network with about 70 000 miles of telephone and telegraph wires connecting its trading floors and offices.
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New York Stock Exchange
The Only Difference Between Parties
A contrarian line contrasts political parties by arguing there is little difference between them though each blames different causes for the nation’s ills. The quote highlights cynicism about partisan fault lines and the inevitability of conflict in governance.
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San Francisco Chronicle
Victims of Secrecy Said to Pursue Secrecy Itself
Literary remark notes that some people cling to secrecy not for purpose but for the sake of secrecy, a tendency described by Hazlitt as addictive and self-perpetuating.
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Hazlitt
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Tires and Service
Prompt Road Service
Goodrich
Silvertown Tires
Cammer Tire CO
Braddock and Boscawen Sts
Twin City Oil & Gas Corporation
Shell
Martinsburg Pike
Shell Station
Amherst
Boscawen Sts
Valley Ave
Braddock St
Shenandoah Motor Company
OF Automobile
A. J. Wiggington
L. Pannett
Ickers
UYS
Plymouth
Ford
Dan
Bickers Motor Company
Firestone Sentinel
Store
Firestone
Sentinel
Chevrolet
Winchester Auto
U. S. Royals
Herrell Sales Corp. Distributors
Loudoun St
R. B. Rogers
Dellinger Ros
Chrysler
Whitney Horse
Whitney
Glen Schultz
Pikes Peak
In & Firestone
BOYCE
C. W. Franks
Gore, Va
Nail Motor CO
Continental Oil CO
Kernstown
E. E. Bayliss
Gainesboro
J. M. Ambrose
Shenandoah Motor CO
Handley School
Piccadilly ST
York
E. E. Cuthbert
C. A. Fauver
Berryville Pike
Chas. C. Galloway
Millwool Ave Serv
Big Sister
Dad
Beth
Byles Forgrave
Wieta
Wreta
Wrest
Connie
THA Starch Sox
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