Young locals plan Chicago trip for Century of Progress
A group of young people from Front Royal depart Sunday for Chicago to attend the Century of Progress. Among those going are Miss Brady Miss Mattie Clark Miss Ka Easeley Miss Rachael Walters and others for about a week.
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Royal
Chicago
Century of Progress
Misses Brady
Mattie Clark
Ka Easeley
Rachael Mary Walters
Miss Baggarly
Moreland
William Mrotwell
Bily Smith
Cook Berryman
Tanagra Figurines and Historic Armor Details
The Tanagra figurines of Boeotia Greece appeared since 1873 as painted terra cotta draped female to six to nine inches used as mortuary substitutes. A byrnie, a mail shirt of the Carolingians era, reached hips and later knees with wide short sleeves offering limited forearm protection.
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Tanagra
Greece
Boetia
Students Invited to Visit Virginia Battlefield Parks
The National Battlefield Parks of Virginia will host students and educational groups, with cooperation from the Interior Department and National Park Service. Branch Spadling has contacted over 40 travel agencies to arrange guided tours of Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville, Wilderness, and Spotsylvania areas, plus Yorktown and Jamestown at Colonial National Monument.
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Richmond
National Battlefield Parks of Virginia
State Chamber of Commerce
Department of the Interior
National Park Service
Branch Spadling
Petersburg
Fredericksburg
Spotsylvania County National Military Parks
Chancellorsville
Wilderness
Spotsylvanian
Virginia to Turn Battlefield Park Over to Federal Government
Battlefield Park will be turned over to the federal government once Congress accepts the area. The Virginia State Board of Education has been notified that special attention will be given to school parties and incentives offered to encourage visits from all over Virginia, especially to the parks.
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Federal
Congress
Virginia State Board of Education
Virginia
Insecta Ban On White Flowers Sparks Pollination Debate
White flowers fail to attract pollinating insects by color and rely on strong scents to lure them. Scientists note color signals affect pollinator visits and scent plays a crucial role in reproduction for these blooms.
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Insecta
Doan's Pills advertised for kidney relief
An old advertisement promotes Doan's Pills as a doctor approved remedy for kidney discomfort. It claims 40 years of efficacy, urges readers to avoid risky “dopes” and habit forming drugs, and warns against weak kidney dregs while urging readers to ask a druggist for the product.
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Doan
Foster-Mil
New Yorker Harold Ames Sought Over Mother’s Illness
Police bulletin posted at quarters urged locating a Buick sedan with license 3 L 3321 to contact Harold Ames in New York. Reports say officers in Martinsburg relayed the telegram from New York, aiding efforts to reach Mr. Ames about his dying mother.
Stock Exchange Suspends Filer and Company
The New York Stock Exchange suspended Filer and Company from membership today, halting its trading eligibility and triggering exchange disciplinary actions.
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Stock Exchange
Associated Press
New York
New York Stock Exchange Today
Filer and Company
Exchange committee notes no losses from firm bankruptcy filing
The committee on business conduct of the exchange announced that the firm informed them no losses will be sustained by the public since no customers are involved after the firm filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition.
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Committee On Business Conduct of the Exchange
Apple-Track And Coupe Figure In Collision Here
A Chevrolet coupe owned by the Texas Oil Company and driven by L V Watson of this city was damaged in a collision with a truck loaded with apples driven by Irving Sisk of Washington Va at the intersection of Cameron and Piccaheilly streets. Watson said he reached the intersection first and the truck appeared to be moving too fast to avoid the crash. One fender and the auto suffered heavy damage with about 100 dollars to the car and 5 dollars to the truck. The truck was owned by Partlow of Washington.
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Texas Oil Company
L. V. Watson
Irving Sisk
Washington
Cameron
Piccae
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Idaho
Pillsburys
Campbell’s Tomato
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LIBBY
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P& G
Chipso Brillo
CALO
REN Lration
Mankind Vitamont
Carrie Clark
Winchester Memorial Hospital
James Higgins
I. O. Kibler
Washington, D. C
T. Weston Buddington
West Mystic
Conn
Charles Caulkins
Blue Ridge Avenue
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C. C. C. Camps
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Rapock County
T. V. Leach
Paul Shannon
W. E. Carson
Warenhenge Garden
Metahevlin
O’brannon Cooper
Alexandria
R. E. Purdum
Mary Elizabeth Purdum
Mrs. Bryan Stokes
John Jones
Mrs. H. C. Coe
George Bentley
Norfolk
Joseph A. Massie
Winchester
Burr Powell Harrison
W. Eb, Carson Tuesay
Mr. Morton
Mrs. Morton
Mrs. W. C. Weaver
Order of the Eastern Star
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Kellogg
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Kllow
Battle Grounds
The
Colonial National Monument
Yorktown
Jamestown
Petersburg Military Park
Richmond State
Shell Station
Martinsburg Pike
Shell
Amherst & Valley Ave
Biscawen Sts
Braddock St
Twin-City Oil & Cas Corp
Big Sister
SpeAking
Byles Forgrave
Gee
Rane
Central Press Association
Ine
Louis Granes
Ikey
Shine
N. Main
Suburan
Henry
Harpers Ferry
National Capital
Yankees
Washington Senators
Babe” Ruth
Baltimore & Ohio
Bickers Motor Co
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company OF Virginia
Bell System
George Washington Hotel
New Yorker
John W. Rosenberger & CO
U. S
Herrell Sales Corp
Loudoun St
Johnson
John S. Miller &Company
G.E. Radios and
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Goodrich
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