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Better Than Rubies Search Scriptures Testify of Me
A devotional line centers on John 5 39 urging readers to search the scriptures for eternal life as they testify of Jesus. The verse is quoted to emphasize scripture as witness and guide.
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John
Veterans Oppose League Motives On Government Spending
In a Staunton News Leader piece Rear Admiral Byrd defends a veterans league view against misused taxpayer money. He cites high profile advisers and warns against a massive postwar bonus program, arguing it harms veterans and ignores real need while boosting government spending.
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R. E. Byrd
League
Calvin Coolidge
Alfred E. Smith
General Pershing
Newheaker
Sims
U Root
Veterans’ Bureau
Economy League
Congress
Fragments Reflect Public Worries Over War Suffering
A partial passage hints at public concern about war, illness, and the impact on opinion. It emphasizes the desire to prevent unfavorable shifts as leaders seek to ease hardship and protect those afflicted.
Railroad Investors and the Railway Problem
The piece notes about two million individual investors hold railway securities but true influence lies with large holders like savings banks insurers and trustees whose clients number most people. It urges institutional investors to join active leadership with management to advance a railway solution.
Charlie Chaplin blocks film plans for his young sons
Charlie Chaplin says his two sons aged five and six should not start in movies. He argues such early screen work could hinder development and education and deny them free career choice later. Public likely supports his stance despite anticipation.
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Charlie Chaplin
Charlie
Outdoor debate and yard party at Friendly Grove
Bloom area residents invite neighbors to an outdoor stage debate on Friday night September 9 at Friendly Grove followed by a yard party and games. Visitors include the Beatty and Keller families of near Lovettsville and local residents A F Williams Rev P H Williams and others.
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Bloom
Friendly Grove
Harry Beatty
Douglas Beatty
Asa Beatty
Keller
Mrs. Keller
Near Lovettsville
A. F. Williams
P. H. Williams
Riether
Milton Williams
T. S. Cooper
Anne Jane
John Stonebraker
Fannie Stonebraker
Fred Smith
Peculiar Expectation on Frozen Assets Thawing
The piece notes a curious belief that frozen assets will thaw with the arrival of cold weather, reflecting current business sentiment about liquidity and market conditions.
Czarinas, Rubs and a Roulette Night Return to London
After an attempted retrieval of the Czarina Rubies, Frank Severn flees Russia for England in fear. Jim Wynter and lawyer Felix Sant rush to aid him as Severn hides at a remote country place while Mees Wynter journeys to London and Katharine Faring reappears at a roulette table amid tense mystery and familiar glances.
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Frank Severn
England
Russia
Jim Wynter
Felix Sant
Severn
Shawed Mees Wynter
London
Desperation at the casino as Katharine Faring wagers on red
Jim Wynter watches Katharine Faring at a roulette table in a New York memory haunted scene. Katharine, once the celebrated violinist tied to Frank Severn, battles a painful, luckless night amid gamblers. Wynter recalls her rise and fears for her fate as Malin presses his chance.
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Milly
Malin
Wynter
Hildren
Lester Malin
Jim Wynter
New York
Broadway
Severn
Katharine Faring
England
Red
Black
Treasury
Fortune
Frank Severn
Miss Faring
Katharine
Rainfall Records Show Yearly Totals for Winchester
Precipitation in the past 24 hours ending 8 a m shows none. September to date none. Year to date 25.14 inches. Normal monthly figures from 19 years at Winchester Research Laboratory list January 2.36, February 0.95, March 2.70, April 3.17, May 3.68, June 3.89, July 3.50, August 3.54, September 2.20, October 2.87, November 2.14, December 2.39 inches.
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Winchester Research Laboratory
Pleasant Grove Notes
Pleasant Grove Virginia items mention visitors and relatives from Baltimore Kentucky and Washington. A porch building for Miss Ellen Oates is noted and a lawn party for church benefit set for Saturday September 3 starting at 7 30. Services Sunday September 4 at 4 and 9 30 led by Rev J R Hinkle.
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Pleasant Grove
J. B. White
Grate
Ellen Oates
Robert Catlett
Unger
Norman Oates
Baltimore
Tracy Riley
Rebecca Simmons
Kentucky
Ira Bageant
John Correll
Williams
Washington
Sally Oates
Glen Oates
Fairmont
W. Va
Brandell Bageant
Winchester
A. J. Marple
J. R. Hinkle
Stephens City Notes
Stephens City Va September 1 Mr Jack Ross and daughter from Washington DC visited his sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs Amiss Lillard. Shirley Lillard will spend this week in Washington. Several local residents were mentioned in social visits and sickness.
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A. F. Lillard
Charles Beaty
Albert Grandle
Florence Grandle
Raymond Staples
Brunswick
Hattie Willis
James Orndorff
Phil Bowman
Jimmie
L. L. Bowman
Harley Ritenour
Ralph
Rochester
N. Y
Henry Roberts
Lillian Roberts
Tennessee
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