Marian Martin Pattern Promises Chic Simple Frocks
The Winchester Evening Star Pattern Department advertises Marian Martin pattern 9574 for sizes 36 to 46 with cotton frock styling aimed at practical chic. It notes affordable fabric, slenderizing lines, and quick, easy construction plus a pattern book offering a wide wardrobe range. Send fifteen cents for pattern, twenty five cents for book and pattern together.
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Marian Martin
Marian Mar
Winchester Evening Star Pattern Department
18Th St
New York
N. Y
Quotations in Wheat and Grain Markets Reported
Market activity mixed with steady to moderate tone across grains and poultry. Receipts light for wool and eggs with steady Baltimore and Philadelphia prices. Chicago hogs and cattle show higher and steady trends. lambs and sheep mixed with steady to lower quotes across markets.
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Rong
Virginia
Baltimore
Maryland
Pennsylvania
U. S
Northwestern
Philadelphia
Baltimore Butter and Egg Exchange
Hennery
Chicago
Nies
Werern
Sheriff Sale Notice From Virginia Apple Storage Co Case
Distress warrant sale on September 13 1933 at 10 A M at Green Garden Filling Station 1 mile south of Winchester Valley Turnpike. Auction includes store fixtures cash register glass show cases scales stove and restaurant fixtures. Cash terms. Deputy Sheriff A J Wigginton for Harry L McCann Frederick County Virginia.
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Virginia Apple Storage Co., Inc
J. A. Rudolph
Green Garden
Green Garden Filling Station
Winchester
Valley Turnpike
A. J. Wigginton
Harry L. McCann
Frederick Co
Local Retail Markets Digest Dozens of Feed Prices Listed
Markets show mixed prices for corn meal, cracked corn and dairy feed. Shelled corn priced per cwt ranges around 6.25 to 6.75 with various screenings and middlings quoted. Local butter and creamery butter costs appear, while oats and egg mash figures are shown in scattered amounts across the page.
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OCAL
PIS Rites Skislewrele
Eeess
BIOUF
Saeed
Seeeceesy
Kidpcheraodee Corn Cor
FRORR
Craftsmen of Park Areas Can Sell Products
Washington September 1 1934 Hooked rugs and rustic furniture of mountain craftsmen will be sold in three new national parks Great Smoky Shenandoah and Mammoth Cave The Interior Department plans stores in the parks to feature native handicraft and spur a mountain industry Arno B Crammer director of the national parks office notes thousands of mountain folk are skilled in spinning weaving and woodwork with pine cone turkey and corn husk ornaments among items produced
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Washington
National
Ickes
Great Smoky
Shenandoah
Mammoth Cave
North Carolina
Tennessee
Virginia
Kentucky
Interior Department
Arno B. Crammerer
National Parks Office
Roosevelt May Be Called To Fix Petroleum Prices
Washington reports the industry planning committee recommends using presidential power to fix oil prices from crude to gasoline for a test period not exceeding 90 days. Approval by Secretary Ickes is required before sending to President Roosevelt for final say.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Ickes
Twenty Days Are Candidates For Convention
Richmond Sept 1 Twenty dry candidates for membership in the Virginia constitutional convention on repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment must certify by tomorrow to give opponents a full 30 slate on the referendum ballot Oct 3 A check by Col Peter Saunders secretary of the commonwealth showed 81 wets and only 1 days Midnight tomorrow is the deadline The prohibition referendum law provides for 30 wet nominees and 30 dry seats Nominations will be by a governor lieutenant governor speaker of the house and one Democrat and one Republican to be named by the governor Legal authorities differ on actions if a full dry ticket fails Senator George W Layman author of the Virginia dry law doubted a total of 30 dry delegates will be secured and said the act may need amending if the situation does not change by tomorrow
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Richmond
Peter Saunders
The
Commonwealth
George W. Layman
Virginia
Harman Seeks Tazewell House Seat as Dry Candidate
J Newton Harman Republican filed his candidacy for the Tazewell county seat in the House of Delegates. The minister and prohibition advocate opposes repealing the 18th amendment and plans to outline his platform soon. Former sponsor of the Harman bill banning liquor in several counties, he runs against incumbent Dr J W Witten, an independent.
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Tazewell
J. Newton Harman
Secretary of the Commonwealth
House of Delegates
Tazewell County
Harman
Third
Russell
Buchana
Dickenson
General Assembly
Giles
Buchanan
J. W. Witten
Roanoke County Treasurer Faces Falsification Charges
Roanoke County former treasurer Charles W. Cook is charged with falsifying county records. An auditor reported that taxes of 953.77 were collected, then duplicated as uncollected entries. The report notes Cook used funds to meet obligations and altered records before year end. He resigned June 22 amid a $1,225.76 shortage later paid back to the treasury on August 30, 1933.
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Richmond
Cthmate Anthvor
McCarthy Downs
Charles W. Cook
Roanoke County
Pollard
Cook
Downs
Eastman Seeks NRA Code for Railroads in Labor Review
Federal transportation coordinator Joseph B. Eastman said rail carriers could gain from being under the National Recovery Act with wage and hour codes. He told President Roosevelt he has informally discussed fixes with railroad executives and forwarded a note from the Railway Labor Executives Association urging NRA coverage for both carriers and workers.
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Washington
Joseph B. Eastman
Roosevelt
Eastman
Mr. Roosevelt
A. F. Whitney
Railway Labor Executives Association
Whitney
Association of Railway Executive
Congregation Plans Committee to Call New Pastor at Loudoun Street
After morning services Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church will hold a meeting to appoint a committee to consider extending a call to a new pastor to succeed the late Rev. Dr. Frank T. McFaden. The Rev William McC White will preach at tomorrow’s services.
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Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
Ace
Frank T. McFaden
William Mcc. White
Loudoun Street Church
The Commoner nickname for Bryan and his Lincoln magazine
The Commoner title described William Jennings Bryan as a defender of the common people. After the 1900 election he started a widely circulated political magazine in Lincoln Nebraska named The Commoner.
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William Jennings Bryan
Lincoln, Neb
The
Dinner guests and illness travel through Brucetown notes
Brucetown Virginia reports Mrs J B Snapp Miss Rose Suter and Mr Herbert Fishel dined with Rev and Mrs J D Russell in Winchester. Mr L O Smith left for Millwood to nurse the ailing Mr Russell, father of Rev J D Russell. The Fisher family and Snapp party visited Endless Caverns.
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Brucetown
J. B. Snapp
Rose Suter
Herbert Fishel
J. D. Russell
Winchester
L. O. Smith
Millwood
Mr. Russell
Russell
Herbert Fisher
Julian Snapp
As the Hindus See It To the Hindus
The passage defines philosophy as a dargana or vision of truth rather than a topic for logical argument and proof, framing it as an insight held by Hindus.
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Main Street
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J. W. Jolliffe
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Clark Street
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Central Press
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Jor Tal Field
Andy
Fini
Fen
By Paul Robinson
Lancaster Livestock
Lancaster
Sheriff's Sale
Talk OF
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Smith’s
Labor Day
L. R. Smith, Inc
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Cotton School
Butterfield
T. F. Timberlake
Hamburger’s Specialty Shop
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Geo. W. Kurtz
Winchester Furniture Co
South Main Street
Winchester, Va
INO. S. Solenberger & Co., Inc
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