Randolph-Macon Academy Jets Tie McGuire 7-7 At Ashland
In a hard fought game at Ashland Randolph-Macon Academy Jackets outplayed McGuire but settled for a 7-7 tie. McGuire staged a late drive in the fourth quarter to tie on a pass from Jacobs to Maxwell with Rueger scoring the earlier McGuire touchdown.
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R.M. A Jackets
McGuire
Ashland
Front Royal
McGuires School
Randolph-Macon Academy Jackets
Jackets
Son
Stone
McFall
Bradshaw Downman
Rueger
Jacobs
Maxwell
R. M. A. Rueger
Bradshawe
Frazier
Lewis Griffith
Lamb
Schultz Banks
Hannabass Waugh
R.g. Reams
Wingo Seaman
Re. Jacobs
Hauser
Q.b. H . Johnson
Hip Stone
Levering
Vil McFaugh
Maxwell Ewing
F.b
R. M.A
Bradshaw
Locke
Gottin
Whiting
Brandt
Treasury Chief Guest In Warren During Weekend
Secretary of the treasury Henry Morgenthau Jr. was a guest of Col. and Mrs. W. W. Whitside at Front Royal Remount Depot. Col Whitside and Mrs. Whitside greeted the guest at 4 o clock as he arrived at the depot yesterday.
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Treasury
Warren
Front Royal
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
W. W. Whitside
Front Royal Remount Depot
Col
Bernard Hedrick Organizes FERA Class in Flint Hill
Bernard Hedrick, organizer under the FERA program, is in Flint Hill today to organize a commercial class. This is the second class in Rappahannock county after Sperryville. Shortage of available teachers delays Warren County plans for commerce and music schools.
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Front Royal
Bernard Hedrick
FERA
Flint Hill
Rappahannock County
Sperryville
Warren County
Fire at William Trenary home causes minor damage
The Volunteer Relief Fire Department battled a small blaze at William Trenary's residence on West Main Street just outside Front Royal. A spark from the flue lit a day bed. fire confined to the bed, little damage resulted.
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Front Royal
William Trenary
West Main Street
Blond hair favored in historic wigs as premium style
Historical evidence shows men favored blond wigs during their heyday. Dark wigs cost less, often horse or goat hair, while blond wigs used human hair, signaling high status and desirability.
Mrs Nash testifies before Kansas City grand jury
Mrs Nash, widow of the federal prisoner slain in the 1933 Union Station massacre, appears before the federal grand jury and reportedly reveals new details of the abortive plot to free her husband. The item notes a speed record for a global telegraph message in three minutes and 46 seconds.
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Frank Nash
Kansas City Union Station
Federal Grand Jury
Kansas City
Nash
Front Royal Social and Personal News Highlights
L C Ayers and Norfolk and Western officials from Roanoke visit Carson on business with a private car on Lime Kiln siding. Weekend visitors include Frank Bowman party from Hagerstown at H H Bowman home in Riverton and various locals. Skyline Drive outings, trips to Lexington and Moorefield noted along with several residents returning from travels and gatherings.
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Front Royal
L. C. Ayers
Norfolk and Western Railway
Roanoke
Carson
Frank Bowman
Hagerstown
H. H. Bowman
Riverton
Skyline Drive
Salt Content in Great Salt Lake Brines
Salt in Great Salt Lake brines from Utah commonly contains over 20 percent solids, and about three fourths of that solid content is common salt. The observation highlights the high mineral concentration of the lake’s waters and its potential implications for evaporative processes and industrial uses.
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Great Salt Lake
Utah
Removal bid for Robinson dropped amid kidnapping case
In Nashville the US Commissioner refused to order Thomas H Robinson Sr sent for trial on the Alice Speed Stoll kidnapping. He found no probable cause and discharged him while in Louisville the case against Mrs Frances Robinson was moved to December 3 to pursue bringing Robinson Sr to trial.
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United
SH Robinson
Alice Stoll
Campbell
Thomas Henry Robinson
Louisville
Thomas H Robinson, Sr
Horace Frierson, Jr
United State District Attorney
Nashville
Robinson
H. C. Douglass
M. C. Paulkner
Department of Justice
Indianapolis
Ind
Thomas Henry Kinson
Alice Speed Stoll
United States
Thomas J. Sparks
Julian Campbell
Robinson, Sr
Noan Numsiure Calls for Notions to Prevent Violence
A cryptic broadcast urges readers to send in notions to avoid killing fruits and misdeeds. The odd message mixes intent with surreal imagery as it circulates on NOW 13.
Details of bird feeding habits and flicker migration
The text notes that wensesers feed mainly on grasshoppers and ants with mother birds regurgitating hundreds of ants to their fledglings. It mentions the golden winged woodpecker or flicker being common in North America.
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North America
Entries Listed For Blue Ridge Fall Base Meet
MILLWOOD Virginia October 29 entries were announced for a Wednesday afternoon meet at Annefield the estate of Mr and Mrs William Bell Watkins. The Blue Ridge Hunt Club schedules three races at 230 pm the Woodley Cup combining with the Annefield Cup event. Races include Kentmere Steeplechase and Old Dominion Cup a flat race. Notable entrants Brash Henry W Frost Hopeful Jim Old Bachelor Mrs John Hay Whitney Cerise John McCormick Old Bachelor Aladdin's Dream William Du Pont Jr Foxcatcher Farms Silver Pay Jack Skinner Lippan Lad Ben OF Randolph Sea Fairin Capt Ewart Johnson Boyce Petite Poule Dr L M Allen Kilmor William Ewing.
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Millwood
Annefield
William Bell Watkins
Blue Ridge Hunt Club
Graham Dougherty
Kentmere
John Hay Whitney
Middleburg
William du Pont, Jr
Foxcatcher Farms
Woodley
Annefield Cup
Jack Skinner
Ben
Randolph
Ewart Johnson
Boyce
L. M. Allen
Winchester
Kilmor
William Ewing
Newark
First Weather Records In Colonial Delaware
The earliest American weather records were kept by Rev. Johann Campanius in New Swedish near present Wilmington Delaware for the years 1644 and 1645. He noted daily weather data revealing early colonial climate observations.
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America
Johann Campanius
New Swedish
Wilmington
Del
Hulver Home Destroyed by Night Fire in Mountain Falls
A two story log and weather boarded house owned by the late Prank Hulver near Mountain Falls was destroyed by fire yesterday afternoon. The loss is about $2000 with some insurance through Shenandoah county mutual. Mrs Hulver, her son Russel and a married daughter resided there along with visitors. The fire started in a flue and spread rapidly aided by wind. occupants escaped as the roof collapsed and the fire consumed the structure.
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Prank Hulver
Frederick County
Mountain Falls
Shenandoah County Mutual Company
Hulver
Russel Hulver
Capon Springs
Stokowski Sees Rise of American Music and Orchestras
A New American music era grows with local orchestras and opera groups shaping learning hubs. Leopold Stokowski predicts American musicians create shrines of study and that Wagner’s works remain unmodified. The Philadelphia Orchestra stages Tristan and Isolde uncut, drawing long audiences from New York, underscoring culture's rising prominence in America.
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Central Press
New York
East 45Th Street
Leslie Eichel
Unites States
Leopold Stokowski
Philadelphia Orchestra
Stokowski
Europe
America
United States
Mr. Stokowski
Philadelphia
Richard Wagner
Wagner
Fritz Reiner
Herbert Graf
Market In Stocks Shows Little Movement In Flat Session
The Associated Press reports a quiet trading day in Oak with prices broadly steady and little guidance on future trends. Commodities men both grains and cotton moved modestly, bonds remained quiet, and foreign exchange softened slightly as call money reopens at one percent.
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Associated Press
OAK
Allied Chemical
American Can
American Smelters
American Tel. & Tel
Arch Topeka & S. Fe
Bethlehem Steel
Closing grain prices and Chicago cash quotations
Closing grain prices from Chicago and cash quotes for wheat corn oats rye barley and lard bellies October 29 from the Associated Press. Prices show Dec and May futures for wheat corn oats and rye with spot cash figures for Chicago and Baltimore offerings and Winchester spot quotes for wheat and corn.
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Chicago
the Star
Associated Press
Baltimore
Winchester
Quotations in Apple Market Friday Winchester Market Report
Shipping point information for Friday shows light demand and steady market. Prices listed for Barrels and Bushel Baskets include Yorks Romes Winesaps Staymans Fomes and Black Twigs with various U S No. 1 and Utility grades, plus car lots and cold storage sales at specific per-bushel or per-barrel levels.
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Winchester-Martinsburg
Yorks
U. S
U.S
Staymans
U. Ss
Grimes
B C relief claims and history of turnspit dogs
An advertisement for B C relief tablets promises three minute pain relief for menstrual cramps and other ailments, noting usage without opiates. It also recounts Turnspit dogs in 1800 England and France, describing their labor turning meat in a creaking tread mill cage by a fireplace.
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B. C
England
France
Gollier
Livestock And Produce Market Report
Market totals show steady cattle prices with steers 4.00 to 6.50 and cows 2.25 to 3.00. calves top at 8.00. Hogs and sheep move slowly with hogs 5.25 to 6.10 per hundred and lambs 6.25 to 7.00. Philadelphia poultry and butter prices listed with variety by grade and weight.
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Philadelphia
Cleveland Designates Labor Day and Public Holidays
The Newark Herald reports President Cleveland signed a bill naming the first Monday of September as Labor Day and making it a legal public holiday alongside Christmas and other dates. The piece notes archeologists claim Adams County Ohio hosts the Garden of Eden site with the serpent mound, cited by biblical scholars.
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Cleveland
Newark Herald
Ohio
Adams County
Local Markets and Wholesale Market Flour Prices
Local wholesale and retail market listings show 98 lb bags at 6.50 to 6.70 per barrel, 48 lb at 6.65, 24 lb at 6.70, and 12 lb at 6.80 to 6.90. Include patent and mixed feed prices, corn meal, screenings, middlings, dairy and creamery butter pricing, eggs, birds, and dressed pork in the regional market snapshot.
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Star
Costes Eh
Tawatm Escses
Sanaa
Oisvcceesvesen
Eames Soret
Reducas
Dénessnes Oo
Eocenesepe
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Winchester Evening Star
W. B. Thomason
Telephone Front Royal 213
Mrs. Nash
Mrs
Lillian McFall
Helen Simons
Washington
Edgar Rohr
Manassas
L. S. Rohr
Frank Stout
The
Oklahoma Mutual Life Insurance Company
Messrs
Leo ,Eshelman and
Ralph Smith
Edmund Caskie
Harmony Hollow C. C. C. Camp
Helen Baker
Louise Purdum
Luray Avenue
Lawrence Weaver
David Garner
Richmond
Caroline Carson
New York City
T. S. Duncan
Naylor
Cloud Street
Court House
Lexington
Wyndham Lee
Harold Smith
J. N. Major
J. Frank Forsythe, Jr
G. Tyler Miller
Grant Megargee
Helen Weave
Dan Bowers
Frank Forsythe
Rosemary Woolston
Jacksonville
Fla
Central City
James Borden
Charlottesville
Allen Goodwin
Clarendon
Mr. Goodwin
Alexandria Frars
Edward Whitworth
Shenandoah River
J. C
J. W. Carl
Moorefield
W. Va
Carl Hafer
Arthur Kresge
Fred Shenk
Staunton
Mrs. Shenk
Hollis Hoskins
South Riverton
Plat
Noan
Titer
Noah
Vernon Surandt
Clk River
Minn
Blue Ridge Fall
Charles P. Stewart
Donald BR. Richberg
Roosevelt
Labor
A. F. of L
San Francisco
Richberg
White House
BY Wally Bishop
Muggs McGinnis
Hua
Central Press Association
Uryster
N. Y
General Electric
General Motors
Goodyear
Int Harvester
Johns Manville
Montgomery Ward
N. Y. Central
Penn. Railroad
Stand
N. J
Union Pacific
U. S. Steel
Woolworth
APPLE
B.C
Plymouth Rock
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