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VIRGINIA. TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 17. l!i,V, \u0022 \u0027‘tfJZV.Z?’", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "The Farmville Herald\n__ AND FARMER - LEADER\nVOLT ?MK 62 Hu.Vft FARMVILLE. VIRGINIA. TUESDAY. 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They\nwent to V. C. Womack, commis\nsioner of revenue, to buy their\nlicenses for 1953.\nThe list of these business and\nprofessional men reads like an\ninventory of services in this coun\nty. offering surprises about the\nnumber and kinds of these sen -\nices.\nGreatest number of licenses and\nlargest amount paid were retail\nmerchants. There are 222 retail\nmerchants, who paid $27.789 41\nfor their 1953 licenses.\nVarious Service", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Businessmen Pay\nTotal Of $37,573\nFor 606 Licenses\nRetail Merchants\nMost Numerous In\nAnnual Inventory\nSix hundred six business and\nprofessional men in Prince Kd\nward county paid $37,573.91 for\nstate licenses, last, month. They\nwent to V. C. Womack, commis\nsioner of revenue, to buy their\nlicenses for 1953.\nThe list of these business and\nprofessional men reads like an\ninventory of services in this coun\nty. offering surprises about the\nnumber and kinds of these sen -\nices.\nGreatest number of licenses and\nlargest amount paid were retail\nmerchants. There are 222 retail\nmerchants, who paid $27.789 41\nfor their 1953 licenses.\nVarious Service" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6263, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK2", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK2" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0003", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0003", "label": "Few citizens realize that Prince", "dtoType": "document", "order": 2, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0003-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Few citizens realize that Prince\nEdward county lias s.x under\ntakers. 26 contractor-, includin\u0027;\nelectrical, general, and plumbin\nand steam fitting, and one land\nsurveyor.\nOther businesses and serv ices :n\nthis census include three moving\npictures. 12 attomies. two live\nstock auctioneers, one tobacco\nauctioneer, four commission mer\nchants. three common criers,\nseven dentists, two hotels, one\njunk dealer, one laundry, one live\nstock dealer. 12 lodging houses,\nwhich include mo els with 10\nrooms or less. 12 medical doctor.-.\n17 wholesale merchants, one opto\nmetrist. on^ peddler of groccrio--.\nfour photographers, t w o pool\nrooms, four real estate brokers.\n116 vending, musical, drink,\nweighing and stamp machines and\nchecking lockers, one soft drink\nmanufacturer. 140 tobacco retail\ners. two tobacco wholesalers, one\nvendor of medicines and extracts\nand one veterinary surgeon.\nLast Year\nNumbers and categories of these\nbusiness and professional men\nchange from month to month, as\nwell as from year to year. Mr. Wo\nmack said. A category may change\nif new services are added to an\nold business.\nFor comparison. 612 licenses\nwere granted for 1052. bringing\n536,010.16 m revenue to the Mate..\nFergusons Acquire\nThird Street Site\nFor New Supermarket\nS. H. Ferguson has purchased\nthe residential property at 215 E.\nThird street from Mrs. Etta Hart\nand will build a super food\nmarket \u0027 fter dismantling the\npresent building\nWith his son. Howard Ferguson\nJr., he will continue to trade as\nThe Economy Food Store, pres\nen name of the grocery opeiated\non Main street.\nThe new owners will lake pos\nsession\u0027 April 1 anti will begin\nimmediately changing the site to\nthe new super marge\u0027 In addition\nto the building, they will provide\na parking lot at tLit side and rear.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Few citizens realize that Prince\nEdward county lias s.x under\ntakers. 26 contractor-, includin\u0027;\nelectrical, general, and plumbin\nand steam fitting, and one land\nsurveyor.\nOther businesses and serv ices :n\nthis census include three moving\npictures. 12 attomies. two live\nstock auctioneers, one tobacco\nauctioneer, four commission mer\nchants. three common criers,\nseven dentists, two hotels, one\njunk dealer, one laundry, one live\nstock dealer. 12 lodging houses,\nwhich include mo els with 10\nrooms or less. 12 medical doctor.-.\n17 wholesale merchants, one opto\nmetrist. on^ peddler of groccrio--.\nfour photographers, t w o pool\nrooms, four real estate brokers.\n116 vending, musical, drink,\nweighing and stamp machines and\nchecking lockers, one soft drink\nmanufacturer. 140 tobacco retail\ners. two tobacco wholesalers, one\nvendor of medicines and extracts\nand one veterinary surgeon.\nLast Year\nNumbers and categories of these\nbusiness and professional men\nchange from month to month, as\nwell as from year to year. Mr. Wo\nmack said. A category may change\nif new services are added to an\nold business.\nFor comparison. 612 licenses\nwere granted for 1052. bringing\n536,010.16 m revenue to the Mate..\nFergusons Acquire\nThird Street Site\nFor New Supermarket\nS. H. Ferguson has purchased\nthe residential property at 215 E.\nThird street from Mrs. Etta Hart\nand will build a super food\nmarket \u0027 fter dismantling the\npresent building\nWith his son. Howard Ferguson\nJr., he will continue to trade as\nThe Economy Food Store, pres\nen name of the grocery opeiated\non Main street.\nThe new owners will lake pos\nsession\u0027 April 1 anti will begin\nimmediately changing the site to\nthe new super marge\u0027 In addition\nto the building, they will provide\na parking lot at tLit side and rear." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5759, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK3", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK3" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0004", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0004", "label": "Longwood Teacher", "dtoType": "document", "order": 3, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0004-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Longwood Teacher\nAttends Meeting\nI); J P Wvnne pro!e-sor o!\neducation and philosophy a!\nLoncuood College, returned Sun\nday. after attending a meeting of\nHie American Association of Col\nleces for Teacher Kducalion The\nmeeting was held at the Hotel\nCongress in Chicago last week.\nHe left Wednesday", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Longwood Teacher\nAttends Meeting\nI); J P Wvnne pro!e-sor o!\neducation and philosophy a!\nLoncuood College, returned Sun\nday. after attending a meeting of\nHie American Association of Col\nleces for Teacher Kducalion The\nmeeting was held at the Hotel\nCongress in Chicago last week.\nHe left Wednesday" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5056, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK4", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK4" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0221", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0221", "label": "Nabbed at Altavista, Watson Car Thief Escapes in Henrico", "dtoType": "document", "order": 4, "recordKind": "headline", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0221-s001", "role": "headline", "order": 1, "text": "Nabbed at Altavista, Watson\nCar Thief Escapes in Henrico", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Nabbed at Altavista, Watson\nCar Thief Escapes in Henrico" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.8701, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK5", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK5" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0005", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0005", "label": "Samuel Earl Rea. 23. cf Rich mond. has confessed", "dtoType": "document", "order": 5, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0005-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Samuel Earl Rea. 23. cf Rich\nmond. has confessed to stealing\nthe car of \\V A. Watson Jr . of\nFarmville. on the night of Feb\nruary 4 Rea confession taken by\nPrince Edward county Sheriff\nJames T Clark, followed his ap\nprehension last Thursday, in Alta\n\\ i.st a\nTwo Henrico county law en\nfr.rceinent officers, looking for\nRea on charges originating in that\ncounty took him under custody\nA check with the DMV revealed\nthat the car in his possession then\nwas the Watson auto.\nRea. who at one time worked\nin Hus vicinity, told Sheriff Clark\nthe ignition-locked car was start\ned by crossing wires, and that it\nwas s metime after midnight\nwhen it was taken from its park\nin: place by the curb at the Wat\nson residence.\nSheriff Clark, after taking the", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Samuel Earl Rea. 23. cf Rich\nmond. has confessed to stealing\nthe car of \\V A. Watson Jr . of\nFarmville. on the night of Feb\nruary 4 Rea confession taken by\nPrince Edward county Sheriff\nJames T Clark, followed his ap\nprehension last Thursday, in Alta\n\\ i.st a\nTwo Henrico county law en\nfr.rceinent officers, looking for\nRea on charges originating in that\ncounty took him under custody\nA check with the DMV revealed\nthat the car in his possession then\nwas the Watson auto.\nRea. who at one time worked\nin Hus vicinity, told Sheriff Clark\nthe ignition-locked car was start\ned by crossing wires, and that it\nwas s metime after midnight\nwhen it was taken from its park\nin: place by the curb at the Wat\nson residence.\nSheriff Clark, after taking the" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5866, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK6", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK6" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0006", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0006", "label": "confession, turned Rea back to the custody of tlie", "dtoType": "document", "order": 6, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0006-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "confession, turned Rea back to the\ncustody of tlie Henrico officers.\nThe young man. nabbed\nlast week at Altavista by Henrico\ncounty officers while in possession\nof the stolen automobile belonging\nto W. A. Watson Jr., of Farm\nville. is listed among the four\nHenrico County Jail prisoners\nwho escaped Sunday.\nThe four are reported to have\noverpowerd their guard while be\ning returned to their cells after\nSunday dinner, grabbing his keys\nand making a get-a-way.\nRea. who was due to serve one\nmonth for possession of a stolen\nauto jack, had entered the jail\nonly Saturday. He signed a con\nfession to the Watson auto theft 1\nfor Prince Edward County Sheriff\nJames T. Clark when brought here\nafter arrest in Altavista.\nHe was then turned back to the\nHenrico officers on their warrant\non the earlier charge.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "confession, turned Rea back to the\ncustody of tlie Henrico officers.\nThe young man. nabbed\nlast week at Altavista by Henrico\ncounty officers while in possession\nof the stolen automobile belonging\nto W. A. Watson Jr., of Farm\nville. is listed among the four\nHenrico County Jail prisoners\nwho escaped Sunday.\nThe four are reported to have\noverpowerd their guard while be\ning returned to their cells after\nSunday dinner, grabbing his keys\nand making a get-a-way.\nRea. who was due to serve one\nmonth for possession of a stolen\nauto jack, had entered the jail\nonly Saturday. He signed a con\nfession to the Watson auto theft 1\nfor Prince Edward County Sheriff\nJames T. Clark when brought here\nafter arrest in Altavista.\nHe was then turned back to the\nHenrico officers on their warrant\non the earlier charge." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6217, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK7", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK7" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0007", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0007", "label": "Stores Promise", "dtoType": "document", "order": 7, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0007-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Stores Promise\nDollar Day Saving\n* C ;\nWednesday Set\nFor Spring- Event\nFanuMlli s first dollar day for!\n19S-1 \u0022ill take place Wednesday. !\n■Stoics will open at 9 a. m. with\nthe promise of bigger and bet\nter bargains than they ha\\e had\nfor any previous dollar day.\nSi res taking part in the dol\nlar (\u0027ay with include department i\nstore*- •\u003E ariet.v stores, grocery!\nst r es. service stations, and the\ndun v. according to U. B. Morris,:\nchairman of the Farmville Cham\nber of Commerce\u0027s Hctail Trade\nCommittee.\nFarmville businesses sponsor\ntwo annual dollar days, one in the\nspi me and cue in the fall.\nMan.c bargains are advertised,\nm this : -no of The Farmville i\nHerald, and My Morris reminded\nciti/Mis to stay tuned to WFLO\nfor further information about\nspecial sales.\nThese dollar days are sponsored\nby the Farmville Chamber of\nCommon •", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Stores Promise\nDollar Day Saving\n* C ;\nWednesday Set\nFor Spring- Event\nFanuMlli s first dollar day for!\n19S-1 \u0022ill take place Wednesday. !\n■Stoics will open at 9 a. m. with\nthe promise of bigger and bet\nter bargains than they ha\\e had\nfor any previous dollar day.\nSi res taking part in the dol\nlar (\u0027ay with include department i\nstore*- •\u003E ariet.v stores, grocery!\nst r es. service stations, and the\ndun v. according to U. B. Morris,:\nchairman of the Farmville Cham\nber of Commerce\u0027s Hctail Trade\nCommittee.\nFarmville businesses sponsor\ntwo annual dollar days, one in the\nspi me and cue in the fall.\nMan.c bargains are advertised,\nm this : -no of The Farmville i\nHerald, and My Morris reminded\nciti/Mis to stay tuned to WFLO\nfor further information about\nspecial sales.\nThese dollar days are sponsored\nby the Farmville Chamber of\nCommon •" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5456, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK8", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK8" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0008", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0008", "label": "Farmer Information", "dtoType": "document", "order": 8, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0008-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Farmer Information\nMeetings This Week\nTc bacco. corn and pastures \u0027\nbe discussed at two meetings\na Hanged tor county farmers this\nwork by County Agent F F.\nslnplm. at Rice anci Prospect.\ns F5 Fi nne. VPI agronomist,\nwill discuss tobacco diseases and\ninsects and the hybrid seed coni\nsituation at Rice Elementary\nSchool Tuesday. Feb. 17. at 7 A3\np. m.\n\u003C\u0022■ R Matthews atlu Mr. Fen\nlie will discuss dark-fired tobacco\nfertilization, crop techniques for\ntobacco, and corn and pastures\nprocedures, during a meeting\nWednesday night. Feb. 18. at the\nsame hour m the Prospect\nElementary School.\nFarm liureau Hoard\nMeets Monday Night\nThe l\u003E aid ot dirrci.u ot Hie\nIT.n.-e Edward County Farm\nI\u0027m * r.i will meet Monday. Feb 18.\n,n the Prince Edward county\neourthou, e at 7.30 p m\nCount! President CleoVge W\nPalmer will •; osid during the\nsc*sahi. which will include on its1\nagenda plans :.\u003Er tlie March 3\n■ membersiim drive.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Farmer Information\nMeetings This Week\nTc bacco. corn and pastures \u0027\nbe discussed at two meetings\na Hanged tor county farmers this\nwork by County Agent F F.\nslnplm. at Rice anci Prospect.\ns F5 Fi nne. VPI agronomist,\nwill discuss tobacco diseases and\ninsects and the hybrid seed coni\nsituation at Rice Elementary\nSchool Tuesday. Feb. 17. at 7 A3\np. m.\n\u003C\u0022■ R Matthews atlu Mr. Fen\nlie will discuss dark-fired tobacco\nfertilization, crop techniques for\ntobacco, and corn and pastures\nprocedures, during a meeting\nWednesday night. Feb. 18. at the\nsame hour m the Prospect\nElementary School.\nFarm liureau Hoard\nMeets Monday Night\nThe l\u003E aid ot dirrci.u ot Hie\nIT.n.-e Edward County Farm\nI\u0027m * r.i will meet Monday. Feb 18.\n,n the Prince Edward county\neourthou, e at 7.30 p m\nCount! President CleoVge W\nPalmer will •; osid during the\nsc*sahi. which will include on its1\nagenda plans :.\u003Er tlie March 3\n■ membersiim drive." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5032, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK9", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK9" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0009", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0009", "label": "Noted Educator", "dtoType": "document", "order": 9, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0009-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Noted Educator\nWill Speak Here\nAt Convocation\nOf H-S College\nA guest lecturer of the Rich- j\nmond Area University Center, Dr. j\nHarry J. Carman, of Columbia !\nUniversity, will speak at a Hamp- j\nden-Sydney College convocation,;\nFriday, Feb. 20, at 11 a. m. His.\nsubject will be “Youth and the\nWorld of Tomorrow.\u0022\nDr. Carman is well-known in\nthe field of higher education. He\nwas one of the founders of Uie\nContemporary Civilization Course i\nin Columbia College, which has j\nbeen influential in changing the 1\ncharacter of the first two years\nof the curriculum in liberal arts\ncolleges in the United States. His\nkeen interest in adult education\nhas been reflected in his close\nassociation at various times with\nUie educational work of such or\nganizations as the American j\nManufacturing Company. t li e\nStandard Oil Company of New |\n.Jersey, and the New York Adult\u0027\nEducation Council, which the late ;\nJohn H. Finley was largely instru\nmental in organizing. He was a\nmember of the Board of Higher\nEducation of the City of New\nYork for 14 years, during which\ntime he was helpful in selecting\nthe present presidents of Hunter.\nBrooklyn. Queens and City Col\nleges.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Noted Educator\nWill Speak Here\nAt Convocation\nOf H-S College\nA guest lecturer of the Rich- j\nmond Area University Center, Dr. j\nHarry J. Carman, of Columbia !\nUniversity, will speak at a Hamp- j\nden-Sydney College convocation,;\nFriday, Feb. 20, at 11 a. m. His.\nsubject will be “Youth and the\nWorld of Tomorrow.\u0022\nDr. Carman is well-known in\nthe field of higher education. He\nwas one of the founders of Uie\nContemporary Civilization Course i\nin Columbia College, which has j\nbeen influential in changing the 1\ncharacter of the first two years\nof the curriculum in liberal arts\ncolleges in the United States. His\nkeen interest in adult education\nhas been reflected in his close\nassociation at various times with\nUie educational work of such or\nganizations as the American j\nManufacturing Company. t li e\nStandard Oil Company of New |\n.Jersey, and the New York Adult\u0027\nEducation Council, which the late ;\nJohn H. Finley was largely instru\nmental in organizing. He was a\nmember of the Board of Higher\nEducation of the City of New\nYork for 14 years, during which\ntime he was helpful in selecting\nthe present presidents of Hunter.\nBrooklyn. Queens and City Col\nleges." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5977, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK10", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK10" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0010", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0010", "label": "Born and reared on a Saratoga county. New York.", "dtoType": "document", "order": 10, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0010-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Born and reared on a Saratoga\ncounty. New York. farm. Dr. Car\nman taught in a district school\nfor two ycar\u003E following gradua\ntion from high school. He hold\nthe degrees of Ph. B.. Pd B . and\nA M. from Syracuse University.\nFrom 1914 to 1917. he was instruc\ntor and assistant professor in his\ntory and political science at Syra\ncuse University. He received the\nPhD. from Columbia University\nin 1919. and since that time has\nbeen a member of the department\nof history at that institution. He\nwas Dean of Columbia College\nfrom 1943 to 1950. Despite his\nteaching and administrative in\nterests. lie has found time for re\nsearch and publication. Recently\nwith Harold C. Syrett he publish\ned The History of the American\nPeople.\nDr. Carman\u0027s itinerary while in\nthe Richmond area will also in- ‘\nelude the College of William and\nMary, the University of Rich\nmond and the University of Vir- j\nsinia.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Born and reared on a Saratoga\ncounty. New York. farm. Dr. Car\nman taught in a district school\nfor two ycar\u003E following gradua\ntion from high school. He hold\nthe degrees of Ph. B.. Pd B . and\nA M. from Syracuse University.\nFrom 1914 to 1917. he was instruc\ntor and assistant professor in his\ntory and political science at Syra\ncuse University. He received the\nPhD. from Columbia University\nin 1919. and since that time has\nbeen a member of the department\nof history at that institution. He\nwas Dean of Columbia College\nfrom 1943 to 1950. Despite his\nteaching and administrative in\nterests. lie has found time for re\nsearch and publication. Recently\nwith Harold C. Syrett he publish\ned The History of the American\nPeople.\nDr. Carman\u0027s itinerary while in\nthe Richmond area will also in- ‘\nelude the College of William and\nMary, the University of Rich\nmond and the University of Vir- j\nsinia." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5749, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK11", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK11" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0222", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0222", "label": "N E W S SUMMARY _", "dtoType": "document", "order": 11, "recordKind": "headline", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0222-s001", "role": "headline", "order": 1, "text": "SUMMARY _", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "SUMMARY _" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.8518, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK12", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK12" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0011", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0011", "label": "F.CtYPTI AN SEDAN", "dtoType": "document", "order": 12, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0011-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "F.CtYPTI AN SEDAN\nTO HAVE SEE! KEI.E\nEgypt and Britain have formal\nly agreed to let the Sudanese\nchoose their own future and\nPremier Gen Mohammed Naguib\nannounced the door was opened\nwide for \u0022a successful under\nstanding\u0022 on the withdrawal of\nBritish troops Irom the Sue/\nCanal /one.\nThe final settlement of these\ntwo key problems in Bntish\nKgyptian relations could clear the\nway toward tighter co-operation\nbetween this strategic Moslem na\ntion and ihe Western Powers m\nthe cold war. perhaps in a Middle\nEast defense command.\nni SSI A-ISH A El I\nnil VITONS BROKI N\nAll Communist oloe countries\nin Eastern Europe, with the pos\nsible exception of Bulgaria, will\nquickly lo!low Moscow s lead m\nbreaking diplomatic relations with\nIsraeli, it is believed.\nWestern diplomats speculated\nthat the rupture was part of a\ngrowing two-year campaign of\nSoviet hostility in an effort to\n\\7;i! /«_r^’j In*-;1 • - --1 y I ..v/\u0027j- v", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "F.CtYPTI AN SEDAN\nTO HAVE SEE! KEI.E\nEgypt and Britain have formal\nly agreed to let the Sudanese\nchoose their own future and\nPremier Gen Mohammed Naguib\nannounced the door was opened\nwide for \u0022a successful under\nstanding\u0022 on the withdrawal of\nBritish troops Irom the Sue/\nCanal /one.\nThe final settlement of these\ntwo key problems in Bntish\nKgyptian relations could clear the\nway toward tighter co-operation\nbetween this strategic Moslem na\ntion and ihe Western Powers m\nthe cold war. perhaps in a Middle\nEast defense command.\nni SSI A-ISH A El I\nnil VITONS BROKI N\nAll Communist oloe countries\nin Eastern Europe, with the pos\nsible exception of Bulgaria, will\nquickly lo!low Moscow s lead m\nbreaking diplomatic relations with\nIsraeli, it is believed.\nWestern diplomats speculated\nthat the rupture was part of a\ngrowing two-year campaign of\nSoviet hostility in an effort to\n\\7;i! /«_r^’j In*-;1 • - --1 y I ..v/\u0027j- v" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5294, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK13", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK13" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0012", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0012", "label": "hint; from Moscow that it was", "dtoType": "document", "order": 13, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0012-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "hint; from Moscow that it was\npail ol a buildup lot an internal\ncampaign against \u0022Zionists\u0022 that\nilia- come to a head soon in a\ntrial ol nine doctors accused of\nkilling two Soviet leaders and\nplotting to do away with many\nOtliei s\nMidi) Ops \\\\ Ol! KI US\nro r.i msmissi i\u003E\nThe government last week\nsnapped federal price controls\nover thousands of items including\negg; poultry, soaps, gasoline,\ncrude oil. newsprint, and all rub\nber products. The orucr, effective\nimmediately, marks the Eisen\nhower administration\u0027s second big\nmove within a week toward re\nstoring the- nation to a Irre\nuiarl et economy\nt-cmultaneoustv. Pore stabilizer\nJoseph l\u0027eehill announeed that\ndismissal notices will be handed\n(Mil nr\u003Et Monday to about 11.000\nemploye.-. o| the Office of Price\nStabilization \u0027OP on effective\nMarch 15.\n•M U LINCOLN PHOTO\nIM KK.l I S HISTORIANS\nThe government announced\n\u003Cji\u0026a\u003Every its arcluvei of yvLsat", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "hint; from Moscow that it was\npail ol a buildup lot an internal\ncampaign against \u0022Zionists\u0022 that\nilia- come to a head soon in a\ntrial ol nine doctors accused of\nkilling two Soviet leaders and\nplotting to do away with many\nOtliei s\nMidi) Ops \\\\ Ol! KI US\nro r.i msmissi i\u003E\nThe government last week\nsnapped federal price controls\nover thousands of items including\negg; poultry, soaps, gasoline,\ncrude oil. newsprint, and all rub\nber products. The orucr, effective\nimmediately, marks the Eisen\nhower administration\u0027s second big\nmove within a week toward re\nstoring the- nation to a Irre\nuiarl et economy\nt-cmultaneoustv. Pore stabilizer\nJoseph l\u0027eehill announeed that\ndismissal notices will be handed\n(Mil nr\u003Et Monday to about 11.000\nemploye.-. o| the Office of Price\nStabilization \u0027OP on effective\nMarch 15.\n•M U LINCOLN PHOTO\nIM KK.l I S HISTORIANS\nThe government announced\n\u003Cji\u0026a\u003Every its arcluvei of yvLsat" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.4901, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK14", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK14" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0013", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0013", "label": "may be a long - unrecognized", "dtoType": "document", "order": 14, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0013-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "may be a long - unrecognized\nphotograph of Abranam Lincoln j\nat Gettysburg. The announcement j\nwas made by Wayne C. Grover.!\narchivist of the United States, on j\nthe eve of Lincoln\u0027s birthday and\nanniversary.\nApparently the historical value :\nof the picture went unrecognized\ntor 90 years, but Grover said it ;\nhas now been identined as a I\nscene at Gettysburg, Ta.. on the\nday Lincoln delivered his most\nfamous address. The photograph\nis part of a collection of 5.000 j\npurchased by the War Depart\nment from Mathew Biady. noted\nCivil W\u0027ai photographer, in 1875.\n_1\nIn Virginia\nKIRK INSURAM K\nRAT*. CUT ORPKRKI*\nThe Virginia Corp.iiation Com\nmission last week ordered rate re\nductions on fire insuiancc that it\nestimates will mean a saving of\nnearly one million dollars to Vir\nginia policy holders during 1953.\nHome owners will feel the biggest\neffect of rate cuts, with reduc\ntions totalling about $200,000 in\ndwellings of three categories.\nAll of the rate reductions be\ncame effective with the issuance\nof the order today. They lauy be", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "may be a long - unrecognized\nphotograph of Abranam Lincoln j\nat Gettysburg. The announcement j\nwas made by Wayne C. Grover.!\narchivist of the United States, on j\nthe eve of Lincoln\u0027s birthday and\nanniversary.\nApparently the historical value :\nof the picture went unrecognized\ntor 90 years, but Grover said it ;\nhas now been identined as a I\nscene at Gettysburg, Ta.. on the\nday Lincoln delivered his most\nfamous address. The photograph\nis part of a collection of 5.000 j\npurchased by the War Depart\nment from Mathew Biady. noted\nCivil W\u0027ai photographer, in 1875.\n_1\nIn Virginia\nKIRK INSURAM K\nRAT*. CUT ORPKRKI*\nThe Virginia Corp.iiation Com\nmission last week ordered rate re\nductions on fire insuiancc that it\nestimates will mean a saving of\nnearly one million dollars to Vir\nginia policy holders during 1953.\nHome owners will feel the biggest\neffect of rate cuts, with reduc\ntions totalling about $200,000 in\ndwellings of three categories.\nAll of the rate reductions be\ncame effective with the issuance\nof the order today. They lauy be" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6059, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK15", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK15" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0014", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0014", "label": "About 300 Attend", "dtoType": "document", "order": 15, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0014-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "About 300 Attend\nScouting Exhibit\nIn Town Armory\nFarmville Troops\nTake Over Offices\nTo Learn Duties\nBoy Scouts of District VI in\ncludin\u0027: Farmville youth, filled the\ncup of National Boy Scout Week,\nlast week, to overflowing. Interest\nof citizens in the area was en\ncouraging to volunteer leaders of\nBoy Scout troops.\nAbout 300 citizens and Scouts\nvisited the Farmville Armor . Fii\nday night, to see Scouting displays\nand demonstrations put on by\ntroops fr \u003Eni Buckingham. Cumber\nland. Prince Edward. Nottoway.\nLunopbeig and Charlotte counties,\nwhich make up District VI\nTroop llti of Farmville. under\nthe leadership of Bane y K tts and\nJ. B Wall. Jr., had a display of\nancient and modem methods of\ncommunication at the armory Fri\nday night. Troop 118. led by W.\nM. Cat ter. arranged tents to show\nproper and improper ways of\ncamping out. Other displays at\nthe armory ranged from hobbit s to\nfirst aid\nFarmville s new C\u0027 uu Seoul Puck,\nwhose Cubmasur is Paul Stmip\nson. had a display ol methods of\ntransportation.\nAs a finale for Scout Week,\nmembers of Troops 110 and 113\ntook over town and county oiliccs.\nSaturday. Town and county of\nficers co-operated to give the\nScouts an opportunity to barn\nabout local government\nJohnny Cumbey worked with\nMayor W. C Fitzpatrick Other\nScouts, including Jinuny I) Cox\nBobby Jones. Tommy Lane. Wayne\nWenger. Baxter Carter. Roy L.\nPearson, and Victor Harper, met\nwith counc.linen. Saturday morn\ning at 9. Other Scouts atti u\u0027.ed\nthe council meeting to obsert\noperation.\nSteve Martin and Monroe R oi\n\u003CContinued \u003C\u003En [\u0027age 2 1", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "About 300 Attend\nScouting Exhibit\nIn Town Armory\nFarmville Troops\nTake Over Offices\nTo Learn Duties\nBoy Scouts of District VI in\ncludin\u0027: Farmville youth, filled the\ncup of National Boy Scout Week,\nlast week, to overflowing. Interest\nof citizens in the area was en\ncouraging to volunteer leaders of\nBoy Scout troops.\nAbout 300 citizens and Scouts\nvisited the Farmville Armor . Fii\nday night, to see Scouting displays\nand demonstrations put on by\ntroops fr \u003Eni Buckingham. Cumber\nland. Prince Edward. Nottoway.\nLunopbeig and Charlotte counties,\nwhich make up District VI\nTroop llti of Farmville. under\nthe leadership of Bane y K tts and\nJ. B Wall. Jr., had a display of\nancient and modem methods of\ncommunication at the armory Fri\nday night. Troop 118. led by W.\nM. Cat ter. arranged tents to show\nproper and improper ways of\ncamping out. Other displays at\nthe armory ranged from hobbit s to\nfirst aid\nFarmville s new C\u0027 uu Seoul Puck,\nwhose Cubmasur is Paul Stmip\nson. had a display ol methods of\ntransportation.\nAs a finale for Scout Week,\nmembers of Troops 110 and 113\ntook over town and county oiliccs.\nSaturday. Town and county of\nficers co-operated to give the\nScouts an opportunity to barn\nabout local government\nJohnny Cumbey worked with\nMayor W. C Fitzpatrick Other\nScouts, including Jinuny I) Cox\nBobby Jones. Tommy Lane. Wayne\nWenger. Baxter Carter. Roy L.\nPearson, and Victor Harper, met\nwith counc.linen. Saturday morn\ning at 9. Other Scouts atti u\u0027.ed\nthe council meeting to obsert\noperation.\nSteve Martin and Monroe R oi\n\u003CContinued \u003C\u003En [\u0027age 2 1" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5521, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK16", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK16" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0015", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0015", "label": "_ Richmond Ii-PW Club Leaders Visit At Meeting iHHMBMHBMBMHMMr", "dtoType": "document", "order": 16, "recordKind": "advertisement", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0015-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Richmond Ii-PW Club Leaders Visit At Meeting\niHHMBMHBMBMHMMr . *5 i I t ! Sf \u0027 \u0027M", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Richmond Ii-PW Club Leaders Visit At Meeting\niHHMBMHBMBMHMMr . *5 i I t ! 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The visitors were* Mrs. Hazel Mundy and\n■Miss Betty M\u003C Knight, standing, and Mrs Blanche Cuter. sealed m the renter, airs. Annie Muring\nI allwcll and Miss F. ileen Skeilv, members of the Farmville Club are sealrd beside Mrs \u003C ofer.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Three loaders of the Richmond IM\u0027W Club visited the local B-I*\\Y club at its dinner meeting\nobserving International Relations Month Thursdav night. The visitors were* Mrs. Hazel Mundy and\n■Miss Betty M\u003C Knight, standing, and Mrs Blanche Cuter. sealed m the renter, airs. Annie Muring\nI allwcll and Miss F. ileen Skeilv, members of the Farmville Club are sealrd beside Mrs \u003C ofer." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5025, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK18", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK18" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0223", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0223", "label": "Farmville B-PW Club Stresses Theme Of International Relations at Dinner", "dtoType": "document", "order": 18, "recordKind": "headline", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0223-s001", "role": "headline", "order": 1, "text": "Farmville B-PW Club Stresses Theme\nOf International Relations at Dinner", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Farmville B-PW Club Stresses Theme\nOf International Relations at Dinner" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.7171, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK19", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK19" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0017", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0017", "label": "Everyone has to work at flood international relations and", "dtoType": "document", "order": 19, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0017-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Everyone has to work at flood\ninternational relations and build\nins better civic clubs. That\u0027s what\nMrs. Blanche Gofer, director of ■\nB-PW Clubs in District V ana di\nrector oi direct- rs ol the Virginia\nFederation of B-PW Clubs, of\nRichmond, told Ffinnrille B-PW\nClub members, Thursday night\nMrs. Colt r poke at a dinner\nmeeting at Eongwood House. The\nInternational Relations Commit", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Everyone has to work at flood\ninternational relations and build\nins better civic clubs. That\u0027s what\nMrs. Blanche Gofer, director of ■\nB-PW Clubs in District V ana di\nrector oi direct- rs ol the Virginia\nFederation of B-PW Clubs, of\nRichmond, told Ffinnrille B-PW\nClub members, Thursday night\nMrs. Colt r poke at a dinner\nmeeting at Eongwood House. The\nInternational Relations Commit" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5233, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK20", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK20" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0224", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0224", "label": "Davidson Brothers IS anted Pasture King In Buckingham", "dtoType": "document", "order": 20, "recordKind": "headline", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0224-s001", "role": "headline", "order": 1, "text": "Davidson Brothers IS anted\nPasture King In Buckingham", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Davidson Brothers IS anted\nPasture King In Buckingham" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6663, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK21", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK21" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0018", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0018", "label": "Davidson Brothers, of Dillwyn, retained tlie title of \u0027Tastuic", "dtoType": "document", "order": 21, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0018-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Davidson Brothers, of Dillwyn,\nretained tlie title of \u0027Tastuic\nKing\u0022 in Buckingham county\nThey won Lie title for the f.:\ntime in IPS!\nIn declaring Davidson BroLicr\nwinners for the second year. the\nBuckingham County I’a t u re\nCommittee pointed out that the\u0027\nhad within the past two \u0027ears\nseeded 218 acres of improved pas\nture. Most of which was a nuxturi\nof Ladino Clover and Orchard\nGrass, or Ladino Clover and Tall\nFescue.\nV. C. Proffitt, of near Curds\nville. was next to the Davidson\nBrothers in the contest, with Ca\nbell Crews, of Mt Yinco. third.\nTo compete lor the honor of the\n\u0022Pasture King\u0022 in Buckingham\nCounty, a farmer must be a mem\nber of the Buckingham County\nPasture Club. Last year, the club\nstarted with about -10 member\n34 of whom were scored by the\npasture committee. The farmers\nare scored t\u003C\u003E determine whether\nthey are eligible foi a pasture\nfieate. °s well as to determine\nwhich farm is most outstanding.\nTlie.se certificates are issued bv\nthe Agricultural Fxtension Serv\nice to members of the past”-’", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Davidson Brothers, of Dillwyn,\nretained tlie title of \u0027Tastuic\nKing\u0022 in Buckingham county\nThey won Lie title for the f.:\ntime in IPS!\nIn declaring Davidson BroLicr\nwinners for the second year. the\nBuckingham County I’a t u re\nCommittee pointed out that the\u0027\nhad within the past two \u0027ears\nseeded 218 acres of improved pas\nture. Most of which was a nuxturi\nof Ladino Clover and Orchard\nGrass, or Ladino Clover and Tall\nFescue.\nV. C. Proffitt, of near Curds\nville. was next to the Davidson\nBrothers in the contest, with Ca\nbell Crews, of Mt Yinco. third.\nTo compete lor the honor of the\n\u0022Pasture King\u0022 in Buckingham\nCounty, a farmer must be a mem\nber of the Buckingham County\nPasture Club. Last year, the club\nstarted with about -10 member\n34 of whom were scored by the\npasture committee. The farmers\nare scored t\u003C\u003E determine whether\nthey are eligible foi a pasture\nfieate. °s well as to determine\nwhich farm is most outstanding.\nTlie.se certificates are issued bv\nthe Agricultural Fxtension Serv\nice to members of the past”-’" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5163, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK22", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK22" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0019", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0019", "label": "Mrs. R. E. Newman", "dtoType": "document", "order": 22, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0019-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Mrs. R. E. Newman\nTeaches Mh Oracle\nMrs. Robert F. Newman, of\nFarmville. has succeeded\u0027 Mrs.\nHoward Huddell as teacher in the\n5th grade ai Farmvlilc Flrmen\ntary School. Slie will be in the\nclassroom for the itmainder of\nthe term.\nMrs. Newman has had six years\nteaching experience \u003En the public\nschool system in North Carolina.\nFor four years, she was public\nschool music supcrvsor in the\nelementary system at Lcnior.\nN. C.\nHer husband. R 1 . Newman, is\nassociated here with Davidsons\nstore. With their son. they reside\nat 1001 High street.\nFiremen Have No\nWork On Alarms\nFiremen answered three general\nalarms during the week end. but\nround no work lo do after arriv\ning at the scenes of two brush\nfires and an over-heated auto\nmobile.\nBrush fire.. wer« rrpnrlrd at\nDOS fctpmrr street and m Cuinbc.\nland county adjoining the prop\nerty of Ferron Putney Saturday\nafternoon, but both were exting\nuished by tlie tune firemen ar\nrived\nThe car of Mrs. Fmmett Web\nster caught fire .briefly Sunday\nnight about 0 15. presumably\nfrom over-heated makes. After\nstripping, the trouble righted it\nself without requiring the assist\nance of firemen", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Mrs. R. E. Newman\nTeaches Mh Oracle\nMrs. Robert F. Newman, of\nFarmville. has succeeded\u0027 Mrs.\nHoward Huddell as teacher in the\n5th grade ai Farmvlilc Flrmen\ntary School. Slie will be in the\nclassroom for the itmainder of\nthe term.\nMrs. Newman has had six years\nteaching experience \u003En the public\nschool system in North Carolina.\nFor four years, she was public\nschool music supcrvsor in the\nelementary system at Lcnior.\nN. C.\nHer husband. R 1 . Newman, is\nassociated here with Davidsons\nstore. With their son. they reside\nat 1001 High street.\nFiremen Have No\nWork On Alarms\nFiremen answered three general\nalarms during the week end. but\nround no work lo do after arriv\ning at the scenes of two brush\nfires and an over-heated auto\nmobile.\nBrush fire.. wer« rrpnrlrd at\nDOS fctpmrr street and m Cuinbc.\nland county adjoining the prop\nerty of Ferron Putney Saturday\nafternoon, but both were exting\nuished by tlie tune firemen ar\nrived\nThe car of Mrs. Fmmett Web\nster caught fire .briefly Sunday\nnight about 0 15. presumably\nfrom over-heated makes. After\nstripping, the trouble righted it\nself without requiring the assist\nance of firemen" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5287, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK23", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK23" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0020", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0020", "label": "dubs throughout tun stay w u i", "dtoType": "document", "order": 23, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0020-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "dubs throughout tun stay w u i\nhate 10 per cent of their open\nland ui pastuie which will carry\none animal uni: per acre for POO\nday:\nThe infill county winnei were\npresented certificates at a series\nof agronomy meetings held in the\ncounty, la : week\nThese certificates for the pas\nture club members are very simi\nlar to th \u003C issued to farmers pro\nducing 10U bushels of nirii or more\nper acre\nIn addition to the three win\nners. the following were awarded\ncertificates Forrest Gutli\u0027ic. T\nP Tune. George fi Elcan. Jr.\nJohn M Bant m. I» II Ramey.\nWillie H .lone Lvndel Connasser.\nK. B fi ling Jr. B N Rub.\nC M ‘spencer Ft.uik II Johns\nand Buf \u0027T Adcock\nBuck:nsbam County Ibtrn.mn ;\nAgronOnv c mmittee voted to\ncontinue the pasture club proet am\nin t9:V‘ r • \u0027iif v Agent R S Ellis\nadvises that if farmers in Buck- |\nindium eomitv want to become:\nniembeis of the club to compete\u0027\nfor a i \u0027 fit ate and f r \u0027Paste: ■■ j\nKing in the county, all they have\nto do is to send him their names ;\nand addresses, and in will supply\nthen) with the simple rules of\nmember hip\nTroop 1 IS Invites\nParents To Meeting\nScouts of Troop 1)8 will hold a\nParent s Night at flic Farmvillc\nPresbyterian Chimb. tonight\n\u0027Tuesday at 7:80. Reports will\nbe given by Scouts about their\nrecent work and activities. There\nwill also be special exhibits of\ntheir work.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "dubs throughout tun stay w u i\nhate 10 per cent of their open\nland ui pastuie which will carry\none animal uni: per acre for POO\nday:\nThe infill county winnei were\npresented certificates at a series\nof agronomy meetings held in the\ncounty, la : week\nThese certificates for the pas\nture club members are very simi\nlar to th \u003C issued to farmers pro\nducing 10U bushels of nirii or more\nper acre\nIn addition to the three win\nners. the following were awarded\ncertificates Forrest Gutli\u0027ic. T\nP Tune. George fi Elcan. Jr.\nJohn M Bant m. I» II Ramey.\nWillie H .lone Lvndel Connasser.\nK. B fi ling Jr. B N Rub.\nC M ‘spencer Ft.uik II Johns\nand Buf \u0027T Adcock\nBuck:nsbam County Ibtrn.mn ;\nAgronOnv c mmittee voted to\ncontinue the pasture club proet am\nin t9:V‘ r • \u0027iif v Agent R S Ellis\nadvises that if farmers in Buck- |\nindium eomitv want to become:\nniembeis of the club to compete\u0027\nfor a i \u0027 fit ate and f r \u0027Paste: ■■ j\nKing in the county, all they have\nto do is to send him their names ;\nand addresses, and in will supply\nthen) with the simple rules of\nmember hip\nTroop 1 IS Invites\nParents To Meeting\nScouts of Troop 1)8 will hold a\nParent s Night at flic Farmvillc\nPresbyterian Chimb. tonight\n\u0027Tuesday at 7:80. Reports will\nbe given by Scouts about their\nrecent work and activities. There\nwill also be special exhibits of\ntheir work." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.4763, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK24", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK24" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0021", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0021", "label": "tee el i io cli l\\ headed by Mr", "dtoType": "document", "order": 24, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0021-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "tee el i io cli l\\ headed by Mr\nBetty Hammond, arranged this\nprorraia in oh.scrvajnre of Inter\nim t-ional Relations Monti: the\nmonth.\nIntroduces Speaker\nMrs. Anna Moring Palhwh. the\nclub’s legislative chairman iihio\ndu\u0027-ed the principal . peri- a\nMrs. Minnie Rodgers and Mir\nEthel Southall conducted the i-a\nditional candlelight service which\nvmbolizts the club\u0027 internal; n\nal aims.\nThe state R-PW lias desi\u0027.:tint\ned thi\u0027 week as International\nRelations Week, with the theme.\nEvery Right Entails a Duty.\u0022\nSeveral items of business, in\nternational m scope were con\nducted during tlic dinner meeting.\nMembris voted to contribute to\n\u0027.lie Jttdae Sarah P Hughe.- Inter\nnational Friendship Fund, which\nis used to bring members of B\nPW Clubs m foreign countries ; ■\nthe I.\u0027nited states for visits. The\ndub also voted to send clothing\nto German Youth Centers. The\nclothing will be brought to the\nnext meeting of the club at the\nRecreation Center\nDistrict .Meeting\nPlan were discussed for the\ndistrict meeting, which will be\nin Id March 29 in Parmville.\nClub members also passed one\nresolution and named two rom\n■n it tecs during the business nice: -\ninc. i\nThe-- passed a resolution re\nquesting the State Board of Edu\ncation to introduce driver’s edu\ncation for all Virginia student.\nISC-years-old and pro:\nTwo committees named were•\nNominating committee Mrs\nRoxie Jones, chairman. Mr Mil\ndred Morgan. Mrs. Virginia Har\nper, Mrs Mabel Jones, and Mrs\nAnnie V Putney, and Auditing\n■ommittee- -Mrs Maude Missimer.\nin.d Mrs Alberta Butcher.\nOther vp itors at the dinner\nmeeting included Mrs Hazel\nMtindv. second co-director oi B\nP\\V Clubs of District V, of Rich\nmond. and Miss Betty Mi Knight\npresident of the Ruihmcnd B-PW\nClub.\nJames K. Origin 22. of Dillwyn.\nwas recently commissioned a e •\nond lieutenant in the infantry\nalter ci mplctinc a 22-wcek officer\ncandidate school rour-e at Fort\nBenning. Gu.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "tee el i io cli l\\ headed by Mr\nBetty Hammond, arranged this\nprorraia in oh.scrvajnre of Inter\nim t-ional Relations Monti: the\nmonth.\nIntroduces Speaker\nMrs. Anna Moring Palhwh. the\nclub’s legislative chairman iihio\ndu\u0027-ed the principal . peri- a\nMrs. Minnie Rodgers and Mir\nEthel Southall conducted the i-a\nditional candlelight service which\nvmbolizts the club\u0027 internal; n\nal aims.\nThe state R-PW lias desi\u0027.:tint\ned thi\u0027 week as International\nRelations Week, with the theme.\nEvery Right Entails a Duty.\u0022\nSeveral items of business, in\nternational m scope were con\nducted during tlic dinner meeting.\nMembris voted to contribute to\n\u0027.lie Jttdae Sarah P Hughe.- Inter\nnational Friendship Fund, which\nis used to bring members of B\nPW Clubs m foreign countries ; ■\nthe I.\u0027nited states for visits. The\ndub also voted to send clothing\nto German Youth Centers. The\nclothing will be brought to the\nnext meeting of the club at the\nRecreation Center\nDistrict .Meeting\nPlan were discussed for the\ndistrict meeting, which will be\nin Id March 29 in Parmville.\nClub members also passed one\nresolution and named two rom\n■n it tecs during the business nice: -\ninc. i\nThe-- passed a resolution re\nquesting the State Board of Edu\ncation to introduce driver’s edu\ncation for all Virginia student.\nISC-years-old and pro:\nTwo committees named were•\nNominating committee Mrs\nRoxie Jones, chairman. Mr Mil\ndred Morgan. Mrs. Virginia Har\nper, Mrs Mabel Jones, and Mrs\nAnnie V Putney, and Auditing\n■ommittee- -Mrs Maude Missimer.\nin.d Mrs Alberta Butcher.\nOther vp itors at the dinner\nmeeting included Mrs Hazel\nMtindv. second co-director oi B\nP\\V Clubs of District V, of Rich\nmond. and Miss Betty Mi Knight\npresident of the Ruihmcnd B-PW\nClub.\nJames K. Origin 22. of Dillwyn.\nwas recently commissioned a e •\nond lieutenant in the infantry\nalter ci mplctinc a 22-wcek officer\ncandidate school rour-e at Fort\nBenning. Gu." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.4914, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK25", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK25" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0225", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0225", "label": "Buckingham Central Student\u0027s Report Cams Science Talent Search Award", "dtoType": "document", "order": 25, "recordKind": "headline", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0225-s001", "role": "headline", "order": 1, "text": "Buckingham Central Student\u0027s Report\nCams Science Talent Search Award", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Buckingham Central Student\u0027s Report\nCams Science Talent Search Award" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5044, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK26", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK26" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0022", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0022", "label": "Harvey .1 Charlton, a senior at Buckingham Central High", "dtoType": "document", "order": 26, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0022-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Harvey .1 Charlton, a senior at\nBuckingham Central High School,\nis one of tile seven Virginia win\nners of Honorable Mention in the\nTwelfth Annual National Science\nTalent Search. There were over\n14.000 participants in the nation.\nFrom these, lucre were chosen 40\ntop winners and U00 winners of\nhonorable ment ion\nI h:s luifior places I tip \u003C-v m\nline for the top award ill I he Vir\nginia Se rin e Talent Search. c!i\u0027\ndoled for M.av \u0027The subject of Ins\nreport. “Statistical lnv estigat.inn\not a. Rural Secondary School.” is\na sociological study.\nllkvcv is president of the\nBuckingham Central High School\nsenior science club and a holder\nof .several other offices in the\nschool.\nO. P Sadler is sjKill.sot ol the\nsc-c.-ve ckij", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Harvey .1 Charlton, a senior at\nBuckingham Central High School,\nis one of tile seven Virginia win\nners of Honorable Mention in the\nTwelfth Annual National Science\nTalent Search. There were over\n14.000 participants in the nation.\nFrom these, lucre were chosen 40\ntop winners and U00 winners of\nhonorable ment ion\nI h:s luifior places I tip \u003C-v m\nline for the top award ill I he Vir\nginia Se rin e Talent Search. c!i\u0027\ndoled for M.av \u0027The subject of Ins\nreport. “Statistical lnv estigat.inn\not a. Rural Secondary School.” is\na sociological study.\nllkvcv is president of the\nBuckingham Central High School\nsenior science club and a holder\nof .several other offices in the\nschool.\nO. P Sadler is sjKill.sot ol the\nsc-c.-ve ckij" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.4957, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK27", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK27" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0226", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0226", "label": "HARVEY J. CHARLTON", "dtoType": "document", "order": 27, "recordKind": "headline", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0226-s001", "role": "headline", "order": 1, "text": "HARVEY J. CHARLTON", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "HARVEY J. CHARLTON" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.597, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK28", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK28" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0023", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0023", "label": "Some Signature - -", "dtoType": "document", "order": 28, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0023-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Some Signature - -\nSome Homer\nThe name Bobby fnompsoii was\njust another signature until that\nautumn alt-, moon in 1951 when\nits owner made it world famous\nwith one herculean blow of his\nbaseball bat.\nThat was the spine-tingling,\nninth inning, two - out homer\nBobby walloped t \u003E give his New\nYork Giants the National League\npennant and himself the keys to\nthe citv the Dutch established on\nManhatten Island.\nAnyone in Farmville who\u0027d like\nto see the Honorable Mr. Thomp\nson\u0027s signature may do so. It\nhappens to lie in the possession\nof Paul John Wit.-k and it\u0027s neat\nly inscribed on a baseball.\nJohn Paul\u0027s uncle and aunt. Mr.\nand Mis. Owen Caulfield, of\nMcutcchen. N. J.. are members of\na olf club with the famous Mr.\nThomson. Knowing how happy a\ncert i n nephew in Farmville would\nbe with such an illustrious signa\nture. they approached Bobby on\nthe subject and a few days after\nit was in Farmville.\nIt isn\u0027t the same ba r\u0027nil that\nwon tile pennant for the great\nouttielder. but it\u0027s tire signature\nof t.hi man who brought tears to\nthe eyes of Brooklyn\u0027s teeming\nmillions with one blow.\nlake electric trains, baseballs\nwith famous signatures on are\nhard t r get away from father’s,\n■-o you might ask Father Paul\nWii, k first, thru try son. Paul\nJohn.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Some Signature - -\nSome Homer\nThe name Bobby fnompsoii was\njust another signature until that\nautumn alt-, moon in 1951 when\nits owner made it world famous\nwith one herculean blow of his\nbaseball bat.\nThat was the spine-tingling,\nninth inning, two - out homer\nBobby walloped t \u003E give his New\nYork Giants the National League\npennant and himself the keys to\nthe citv the Dutch established on\nManhatten Island.\nAnyone in Farmville who\u0027d like\nto see the Honorable Mr. Thomp\nson\u0027s signature may do so. It\nhappens to lie in the possession\nof Paul John Wit.-k and it\u0027s neat\nly inscribed on a baseball.\nJohn Paul\u0027s uncle and aunt. Mr.\nand Mis. Owen Caulfield, of\nMcutcchen. N. J.. are members of\na olf club with the famous Mr.\nThomson. Knowing how happy a\ncert i n nephew in Farmville would\nbe with such an illustrious signa\nture. they approached Bobby on\nthe subject and a few days after\nit was in Farmville.\nIt isn\u0027t the same ba r\u0027nil that\nwon tile pennant for the great\nouttielder. but it\u0027s tire signature\nof t.hi man who brought tears to\nthe eyes of Brooklyn\u0027s teeming\nmillions with one blow.\nlake electric trains, baseballs\nwith famous signatures on are\nhard t r get away from father’s,\n■-o you might ask Father Paul\nWii, k first, thru try son. Paul\nJohn." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5189, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK29", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK29" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0024", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0024", "label": "t ar Demolished", "dtoType": "document", "order": 29, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0024-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "ar Demolished\nhi Non-Collision\nAccident At Prospect\nCh uses of drunken d: wav: were\nlodged by Prince Edward County\n: he\u0027 .1 r James T Clark acainst\nBeniamin N. Sulphin. 20, of\nSalem, after a non-collision acci\ndent about 8 20 Thursday nlcht\nm Prospect m »Jiii\u0027li Sulphin s\ncar was demolished\nSheriff Clark reported Sulphin.\nm e\\-a\u0022 vr eman w ho had earlier\nin the day been requested enter\na V\u0022toran\u0027s hospital for ob.serva\ni:on had made several runs of ex\nre.-sivc speed between Tuggle and i\nBntspei t just prioi to the acci\ndent.\nSulphin received only a lacera\nt ’it of ail ear He was discharged\nat Southside Hospital after surgi\ncal treatment to his ear He was\nHi \u0022 ole occupant of the car at the\ntune of the accident", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "ar Demolished\nhi Non-Collision\nAccident At Prospect\nCh uses of drunken d: wav: were\nlodged by Prince Edward County\n: he\u0027 .1 r James T Clark acainst\nBeniamin N. Sulphin. 20, of\nSalem, after a non-collision acci\ndent about 8 20 Thursday nlcht\nm Prospect m »Jiii\u0027li Sulphin s\ncar was demolished\nSheriff Clark reported Sulphin.\nm e\\-a\u0022 vr eman w ho had earlier\nin the day been requested enter\na V\u0022toran\u0027s hospital for ob.serva\ni:on had made several runs of ex\nre.-sivc speed between Tuggle and i\nBntspei t just prioi to the acci\ndent.\nSulphin received only a lacera\nt ’it of ail ear He was discharged\nat Southside Hospital after surgi\ncal treatment to his ear He was\nHi \u0022 ole occupant of the car at the\ntune of the accident" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.4924, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK30", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK30" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0025", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0025", "label": "Recreation Group", "dtoType": "document", "order": 30, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0025-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Recreation Group\nAppeals For Seed.\nFertilizer Funds\nReady To Dress\nLongwood Field\nIf Money Found\nIf recreation activities to\nstart at the new Lonewoo ! ..venue\nsite this summer, the Paimville\nMemorial Recreation Ass., ar.on,\nTnc., must find $1,500 in the ru-xt\nfew weeks. Mrs. Anne G: azami,\npresident, said today\nMrs. Graziani said that the 25\nacre site iust south of Long wood\navenue and adjoin ng the Long\nwood Golf course, is ready for\nseeding and fencing and that this\n, work must be done now if it is .to\nbe sturdy enough for summer\nactivities\nMrs. Graziani has secured IfiO\nbleacher seats but must find a\n(way to foot the bill of $850. which\nI was the successful bid she made\n| -ii new, wooden seats acquired ro\njcently after President Eisen\njhower\u0027s inauguration.\nNeed f ence IVirr", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Recreation Group\nAppeals For Seed.\nFertilizer Funds\nReady To Dress\nLongwood Field\nIf Money Found\nIf recreation activities to\nstart at the new Lonewoo ! ..venue\nsite this summer, the Paimville\nMemorial Recreation Ass., ar.on,\nTnc., must find $1,500 in the ru-xt\nfew weeks. Mrs. Anne G: azami,\npresident, said today\nMrs. Graziani said that the 25\nacre site iust south of Long wood\navenue and adjoin ng the Long\nwood Golf course, is ready for\nseeding and fencing and that this\n, work must be done now if it is .to\nbe sturdy enough for summer\nactivities\nMrs. Graziani has secured IfiO\nbleacher seats but must find a\n(way to foot the bill of $850. which\nI was the successful bid she made\n| -ii new, wooden seats acquired ro\njcently after President Eisen\njhower\u0027s inauguration.\nNeed f ence IVirr" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5965, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK31", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK31" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0026", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0026", "label": "Mrs. Graziani also has four", "dtoType": "document", "order": 31, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0026-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Mrs. Graziani also has four\n| hundred railroad t ies ready to be\n•placed as fence posts, but needs\nfunds for fencing materials. If\nrunds are obtained, the Council ■\n| plans to have a one-dav, volun\nteer operation to dig the fence\nholes and erect the wire enclosure.\nAt the moment were, at a\nland still without funds.’’ Mrs.\nGraziani said. “We hate crone as\nfar as we could with available\nfunds, acting on the community\nmandate of two years ago. Now\nthe people of the community must\nagain come forward with ad\nditional help before further pro\ngress can be made,\u0027\u0027 she said to\n| day.\nfield House Needed\nAfter preparation of a playing\nfield. Mrs. Graziani has put these\ntasks: erection of a field house\nand moving of tlie lights from the\npresent field at Farmville High\nSchool to the new site\nShe said today the Association\nis continuing its efforts because\nof the feeling that this is what\nthe community wants. The Asso\nciation marie an appeal for sup\nport among the community’s civic\nclubs last fall, but they have not.\nyet come forward with dollars and\ncents backing, site said.\nSeeding Time Now\nMeanwhile, the best time for\nfertilizing and seeding the field\nis rapidly drawing to a close. Mrs.\nGraziani reminded citizens today.\nBut you can\u0027t obtain fertilizer\nand seed without funds.’’ she said.\nTlie grading of the site was\ncompleted last fall bv Joe Wilck.\nIn its attractive natural setting,\nrimmed with native pines, the\nfield is ready and waiting. What\nabout the community. Mrs. Gra\nziani asked this morning?", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Mrs. Graziani also has four\n| hundred railroad t ies ready to be\n•placed as fence posts, but needs\nfunds for fencing materials. If\nrunds are obtained, the Council ■\n| plans to have a one-dav, volun\nteer operation to dig the fence\nholes and erect the wire enclosure.\nAt the moment were, at a\nland still without funds.’’ Mrs.\nGraziani said. “We hate crone as\nfar as we could with available\nfunds, acting on the community\nmandate of two years ago. Now\nthe people of the community must\nagain come forward with ad\nditional help before further pro\ngress can be made,\u0027\u0027 she said to\n| day.\nfield House Needed\nAfter preparation of a playing\nfield. Mrs. Graziani has put these\ntasks: erection of a field house\nand moving of tlie lights from the\npresent field at Farmville High\nSchool to the new site\nShe said today the Association\nis continuing its efforts because\nof the feeling that this is what\nthe community wants. The Asso\nciation marie an appeal for sup\nport among the community’s civic\nclubs last fall, but they have not.\nyet come forward with dollars and\ncents backing, site said.\nSeeding Time Now\nMeanwhile, the best time for\nfertilizing and seeding the field\nis rapidly drawing to a close. Mrs.\nGraziani reminded citizens today.\nBut you can\u0027t obtain fertilizer\nand seed without funds.’’ she said.\nTlie grading of the site was\ncompleted last fall bv Joe Wilck.\nIn its attractive natural setting,\nrimmed with native pines, the\nfield is ready and waiting. What\nabout the community. Mrs. Gra\nziani asked this morning?" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5989, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK32", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK32" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0027", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0027", "label": "Parent Education", "dtoType": "document", "order": 32, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0027-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Parent Education\n(iroun Will Organize\nAt Rice Thursday\nA Parent Education croup will\nhe organized among patrons of\nRue Elementary School at a\nmeeting Thursday, Feb. 19. at. 7:30\np m under the sponsorship of\nthe P-TA,\nMrs. John Koonce. president of\nthe Farmville District P-TA. will\nbe present to assist with organi\nzation. as will Mrs. Richard Re\nville. of Blackstone, district chair\nman of Parent Education. Both\nwill be curst speakers.\nThe new group will promote\nstudy and discussion of education\nproblems, particularly as they\nPertain to elementary school chil\ndren. It will also seek to provide\na mutually helpful field of en\ndeavor uniting parents, pupils and\nteachers.\nRice P-TA leaders feci the or\nganization will prove of vital help\nto parents, and have urged pat\nrons to be present to learn the\npurposes and aims of the Parent\nEducation movement.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Parent Education\n(iroun Will Organize\nAt Rice Thursday\nA Parent Education croup will\nhe organized among patrons of\nRue Elementary School at a\nmeeting Thursday, Feb. 19. at. 7:30\np m under the sponsorship of\nthe P-TA,\nMrs. John Koonce. president of\nthe Farmville District P-TA. will\nbe present to assist with organi\nzation. as will Mrs. Richard Re\nville. of Blackstone, district chair\nman of Parent Education. Both\nwill be curst speakers.\nThe new group will promote\nstudy and discussion of education\nproblems, particularly as they\nPertain to elementary school chil\ndren. It will also seek to provide\na mutually helpful field of en\ndeavor uniting parents, pupils and\nteachers.\nRice P-TA leaders feci the or\nganization will prove of vital help\nto parents, and have urged pat\nrons to be present to learn the\npurposes and aims of the Parent\nEducation movement." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6023, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK33", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK33" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0227", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0227", "label": "Council Inv ites Community To Share ^orld Day of Prayer Service Friday", "dtoType": "document", "order": 33, "recordKind": "headline", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0227-s001", "role": "headline", "order": 1, "text": "Council Inv ites Community To Share\n^orld Day of Prayer Service Friday", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Council Inv ites Community To Share\n^orld Day of Prayer Service Friday" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.7467, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK34", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK34" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0028", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0028", "label": "Farmvillc Council of Church Women today extended an invi", "dtoType": "document", "order": 34, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0028-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Farmvillc Council of Church\nWomen today extended an invi\ntation to men. women and younn j\npeople in the community to meet\ntnvother Friday for the annual\nWorld I)i\\- o| prayer sender, al\ni1 n m. in .h hit-. Memorial Kpis\ncot\u003Eal Chinch\nIn uldit \u0027.an t o t he worship * on *\nicc, to la- led bv the Rev .lean A\nVarhe rector of the host church,\nMrs 1- W Houpe. president of the\nWomen\u0027s Council, will lead a spe\ncial service for the day prepared\nby Christian women of Africa to\nbe used m similiar services in\nmany nations. Its central theme\nis Walk as Children of Lipht.\u0022\nMr.. Marvin Sehlepal will give a", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Farmvillc Council of Church\nWomen today extended an invi\ntation to men. women and younn j\npeople in the community to meet\ntnvother Friday for the annual\nWorld I)i\\- o| prayer sender, al\ni1 n m. in .h hit-. Memorial Kpis\ncot\u003Eal Chinch\nIn uldit \u0027.an t o t he worship * on *\nicc, to la- led bv the Rev .lean A\nVarhe rector of the host church,\nMrs 1- W Houpe. president of the\nWomen\u0027s Council, will lead a spe\ncial service for the day prepared\nby Christian women of Africa to\nbe used m similiar services in\nmany nations. Its central theme\nis Walk as Children of Lipht.\u0022\nMr.. Marvin Sehlepal will give a" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5077, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK35", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK35" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0029", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0029", "label": "depicting \u0022The World Day (,r", "dtoType": "document", "order": 35, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0029-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "depicting \u0022The World Day (,r\nPrayer Around the World \u0022 inter\nest in the 1953 program has boo\u0027\nwidened by mission studies on Af\nnca. which many women\u0027s , i .\nm the churches have made n,.’\n\u0027^ar. IMi\u003E\nI he service this year will bo the\nHhVx \u0022»nu*t one since inception\nof the world union through Pray.\nrr \u003Edea formulated in iRg7 Tj *\nCunt Friday in Lent has been set\napart since that time for the a»\nnual cbscrvance. *\u0027\nThis year. Christians in m\ncountries will be pausing in Mmi\nlar services around the Hobc ...\nreS. e*ten5ioa", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "depicting \u0022The World Day (,r\nPrayer Around the World \u0022 inter\nest in the 1953 program has boo\u0027\nwidened by mission studies on Af\nnca. which many women\u0027s , i .\nm the churches have made n,.’\n\u0027^ar. IMi\u003E\nI he service this year will bo the\nHhVx \u0022»nu*t one since inception\nof the world union through Pray.\nrr \u003Edea formulated in iRg7 Tj *\nCunt Friday in Lent has been set\napart since that time for the a»\nnual cbscrvance. *\u0027\nThis year. Christians in m\ncountries will be pausing in Mmi\nlar services around the Hobc ...\nreS. e*ten5ioa" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5231, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK36", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK36" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0030", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0030", "label": "Johnston Acquires", "dtoType": "document", "order": 36, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0030-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Johnston Acquires\nRegistered Bull\nTroy Johnston, of Farmville.\nhas recently acquired a registered\nHolstein-Friesian bull from the\nherd of ft K Layman, of DaC\nville. Va. Change ol ownership for\nihis animal, Layman Fir Ormsby\nLock, has been officially recorded\nby i lie Hol.stein-Frir.qan A ssocia\ntion of America The Association\nissued 4.033 registry and transfer\ncertificates to Virginia breeders\nduring 1932.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Johnston Acquires\nRegistered Bull\nTroy Johnston, of Farmville.\nhas recently acquired a registered\nHolstein-Friesian bull from the\nherd of ft K Layman, of DaC\nville. Va. Change ol ownership for\nihis animal, Layman Fir Ormsby\nLock, has been officially recorded\nby i lie Hol.stein-Frir.qan A ssocia\ntion of America The Association\nissued 4.033 registry and transfer\ncertificates to Virginia breeders\nduring 1932." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5225, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK1", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK1" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0031", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0031", "label": "AUCTION", "dtoType": "document", "order": 37, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0031-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "AUCTION\nStop! Look! Listen!\nYou farmers knew this auc;i r.\ntale you have n\u003C arc! about o» 1\nat Dillwyn us a real sale. You\ncan buy Good farm machinery\nat your own puce at our next\nsale\nSAT. FEB. 28th.\nOur Motto is:\nVou bring the poods,\n’Ve Hill sell them.\nDon\u0027t fail to aliend our next\nJ?ale day\nWhy put more v hen the he h\ndollar talks now-a-days.\n\u0022Talk To Me. I\u0027m Listening \u0022\nlor Further Information\n(all\nc. /»*. “.mac\u0022 McCarter\nI’hone li:il{\nDILLWYN VIHC.IMA", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "AUCTION\nStop! Look! Listen!\nYou farmers knew this auc;i r.\ntale you have n\u003C arc! about o» 1\nat Dillwyn us a real sale. You\ncan buy Good farm machinery\nat your own puce at our next\nsale\nSAT. FEB. 28th.\nOur Motto is:\nVou bring the poods,\n’Ve Hill sell them.\nDon\u0027t fail to aliend our next\nJ?ale day\nWhy put more v hen the he h\ndollar talks now-a-days.\n\u0022Talk To Me. I\u0027m Listening \u0022\nlor Further Information\n(all\nc. /»*. “.mac\u0022 McCarter\nI’hone li:il{\nDILLWYN VIHC.IMA" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5494, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK2", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK2" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0032", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0032", "label": "district 2 Tourney", "dtoType": "document", "order": 38, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0032-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "district 2 Tourney\nSet February 2\u0022\u003E, 27, 28\nTlie annual District l\u0027\u003C basket -\nball tournament Will be field at\nIlampden-Sydney College Febru\nary -a. 117. and -.1. Faimville\nHigh School officials have been\nnot died.\nTeams participatin\u0027\u0027, and date\nand Lime ol the mum.\u0027 are now\nbeing determined by representa\ntives of the a hools in file district\nThese will he announced in the\nnext few days. Principal K H\nBallagh at Farnnille High said\ntoday.\nHe said it is planned to have a\nfull day ol games, morning, af\nternoon and evening on Wednes\nday. Feb. US. Play will be broken\noff February 26 due to Ilampden\nSydney College\u0027s game with Uni\nversity of Richmond. District\ntourney play will be lesumed Fri\nday night for tin\u0027 semi-finals,\nwith the final and consolation\ngames set for Saturuay night\n(tills .March 6-7\nThe girls tournament lias been\nscheduled March 0-7 at Ran\ndolph-Henry High School. It will\nire a regional Croup 11 affair.\n•District 2 offi\u003C ails an now deter\nmining which teams will compete.\nPowhatan Workers\nSpeak At Meeting:\nSunt. .1 T5 M. Carter, president\nof the Powhatan county Red\nCross Chapter, and \u0027I G. West,\n.und drive chairman, represented\n1’pwhatau county at an American\nRed Cross Fund Planning Mint\ning held in the Henrico County\nChapter House, recently Powha\ntan was one of 17 counties repre\nsent ed.\nAmong tla interest,ng speakers\nwere Supt. Carter and Mr. West,\nwho talked on \u0022Utilizing All I.oeai\nResource\u0027- in the Fund \u0022\nThis meeting proved very stim\nulating and helpful.\nCalais is tlie French seaport j\nnearest England.\ni i", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "district 2 Tourney\nSet February 2\u0022\u003E, 27, 28\nTlie annual District l\u0027\u003C basket -\nball tournament Will be field at\nIlampden-Sydney College Febru\nary -a. 117. and -.1. Faimville\nHigh School officials have been\nnot died.\nTeams participatin\u0027\u0027, and date\nand Lime ol the mum.\u0027 are now\nbeing determined by representa\ntives of the a hools in file district\nThese will he announced in the\nnext few days. Principal K H\nBallagh at Farnnille High said\ntoday.\nHe said it is planned to have a\nfull day ol games, morning, af\nternoon and evening on Wednes\nday. Feb. US. Play will be broken\noff February 26 due to Ilampden\nSydney College\u0027s game with Uni\nversity of Richmond. District\ntourney play will be lesumed Fri\nday night for tin\u0027 semi-finals,\nwith the final and consolation\ngames set for Saturuay night\n(tills .March 6-7\nThe girls tournament lias been\nscheduled March 0-7 at Ran\ndolph-Henry High School. It will\nire a regional Croup 11 affair.\n•District 2 offi\u003C ails an now deter\nmining which teams will compete.\nPowhatan Workers\nSpeak At Meeting:\nSunt. .1 T5 M. Carter, president\nof the Powhatan county Red\nCross Chapter, and \u0027I G. West,\n.und drive chairman, represented\n1’pwhatau county at an American\nRed Cross Fund Planning Mint\ning held in the Henrico County\nChapter House, recently Powha\ntan was one of 17 counties repre\nsent ed.\nAmong tla interest,ng speakers\nwere Supt. Carter and Mr. West,\nwho talked on \u0022Utilizing All I.oeai\nResource\u0027- in the Fund \u0022\nThis meeting proved very stim\nulating and helpful.\nCalais is tlie French seaport j\nnearest England.\ni i" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.4995, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK3", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK3" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0033", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0033", "label": "Buy Now At These Low Prices. \\ OS* firestone", "dtoType": "document", "order": 39, "recordKind": "advertisement", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0033-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Buy Now At These Low Prices.\n\\ OS* firestone\n*»\u0027 BUDGET DEAN\n1J11 j j 4 \u003E1 -TJII nk\nBig 18x lSVi-Inch Rubber\nFloor Mots\nFor Car and Home", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Buy Now At These Low Prices.\n\\ OS* firestone\n*»\u0027 BUDGET DEAN\n1J11 j j 4 \u003E1 -TJII nk\nBig 18x lSVi-Inch Rubber\nFloor Mots\nFor Car and Home" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6773, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK4", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK4" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0034", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0034", "label": "Choice of :’our Coiora —", "dtoType": "document", "order": 40, "recordKind": "advertisement", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0034-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Choice of :’our Coiora —", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Choice of :’our Coiora —" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.412, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK5", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK5" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0228", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0228", "label": "An 89c Value", "dtoType": "document", "order": 41, "recordKind": "headline", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0228-s001", "role": "headline", "order": 1, "text": "An 89c Value", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "An 89c Value" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.4953, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK6", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK6" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0035", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0035", "label": "Wilson\u0027s Home \u0026 Auto Supply ‘21!) N.\u0027Main St. Phono", "dtoType": "document", "order": 42, "recordKind": "advertisement", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0035-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Wilson\u0027s Home \u0026 Auto Supply\n‘21!) N.\u0027Main St. Phono PIS Fannville. Va.\nWILSON TIRE COMPANY\nWilson St. Phone 712 Farmville. Va.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Wilson\u0027s Home \u0026 Auto Supply\n‘21!) N.\u0027Main St. Phono PIS Fannville. Va.\nWILSON TIRE COMPANY\nWilson St. Phone 712 Farmville. Va." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6712, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK7", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK7" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0036", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0036", "label": "Green Bay", "dtoType": "document", "order": 43, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0036-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Green Bay\nMrs. J \\V. McFarland. 77. who\nhas been a life Ion\u0027.’, resident of\nthis community, died at her home\nhere February 8. and was burled\nin the church cemeiery Tuesday,\nFeb 10. She will be sorely missed\nm the church where she faith\nfully worked for many years and\nwill also be missed by the whole\ncommunity by both white and\ncolored. She was a friend to all\nII. D Kauffman, 75. of Appo\nmattox, a brother of Mrs. J. W.\nMcFarland died at. the home of\nhis son-in-law and daughter. Mr.\nand Mrs. Frank Carr. February 9.\nand was buried in the church\ncemetery here Wednesday. Feb.\n11.\nGeorge Kebel. 88, died at the\nhome of his daughter. Mrs. Rose\nSoret. Thursday. Feb. 12. He had\nbeen nil invalid for several years.\nHe will be buried at Fredericks\nburg.\nMr. and Mrs. Bernie White and\nsons, of Fredericksburg, were week\nend guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. C.\nGlascock recently.\nMis. Frank Fully, of Richmond,\nand son. Billy Pully. of Char\nlottesville. were guests of Miss\nLily Hardaway Sunday before\nlast.\nMr. and Mrs. James Glascock\nand Joyce Ami visited Mrs. Betty\nKalluin. at Victoria. Thursday.\nMrs. Alma Verelle and Mrs. F.\nD. Richardson, of Richmond, at\ntended the funerals here of Mrs.\nJ W. McFarland on Tuesday and\nIf D. Kauffman on Wednesday of\nlast week.\nMrs. r T Redd spent, several\ndays the past week with her cnil\ndren at Richmond", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Green Bay\nMrs. J \\V. McFarland. 77. who\nhas been a life Ion\u0027.’, resident of\nthis community, died at her home\nhere February 8. and was burled\nin the church cemeiery Tuesday,\nFeb 10. She will be sorely missed\nm the church where she faith\nfully worked for many years and\nwill also be missed by the whole\ncommunity by both white and\ncolored. She was a friend to all\nII. D Kauffman, 75. of Appo\nmattox, a brother of Mrs. J. W.\nMcFarland died at. the home of\nhis son-in-law and daughter. Mr.\nand Mrs. Frank Carr. February 9.\nand was buried in the church\ncemetery here Wednesday. Feb.\n11.\nGeorge Kebel. 88, died at the\nhome of his daughter. Mrs. Rose\nSoret. Thursday. Feb. 12. He had\nbeen nil invalid for several years.\nHe will be buried at Fredericks\nburg.\nMr. and Mrs. Bernie White and\nsons, of Fredericksburg, were week\nend guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. C.\nGlascock recently.\nMis. Frank Fully, of Richmond,\nand son. Billy Pully. of Char\nlottesville. were guests of Miss\nLily Hardaway Sunday before\nlast.\nMr. and Mrs. James Glascock\nand Joyce Ami visited Mrs. Betty\nKalluin. at Victoria. Thursday.\nMrs. Alma Verelle and Mrs. F.\nD. Richardson, of Richmond, at\ntended the funerals here of Mrs.\nJ W. McFarland on Tuesday and\nIf D. Kauffman on Wednesday of\nlast week.\nMrs. r T Redd spent, several\ndays the past week with her cnil\ndren at Richmond" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5707, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK8", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK8" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0037", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0037", "label": "George Rebel, 83,", "dtoType": "document", "order": 44, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0037-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "George Rebel, 83,\nOf Green Bay, Dies\nA funeral service for George\nRebel, 83. Green Bay resident,\nwas held Monday morning at,\nSacred Heart Catholic Church,\nMeherrin. Burial took place in\nOak Hill Cemetery. Fredericks\nburg.\nMr. Rebel died Thursday after\nnoon. Feb. 12. at nis home in\nGreen Bay\nBorn Dec. 23. 1869. in Austria,\nhe was the son of Barbara Hun\ngaradei and Jospeli Rebel.\nHe was a farmer and a mem\nber of the Roman Catholic\nChurch.\nHe is survived by two daugh\nters. Mrs Rose Sorct. of Green\nBay. and Mrs. F. A. Soret, of\nPalm- Beach Shores. Fla.: one\nsister. Mrs Eve Dangel, of New\nYork City and one brother,\nAdam Rebel, of Staten Island,\nN Y\ni\nScouts\niContinued from Pane It\nris. working with Eheilff J. T.\nClark, arrested Barney Ritt.s, as\nsistant Scoutmaster of Troop 118,\nand Lee B. Short, field Scout ex\n\u0027■cutive, during the morning. These\nScout leaders were tried in Cir\ncuit Court at noon. The mock\ntrial was conducted by Billy\nVaughan, trial iiisticp, Sammy\nDowdy and Howard Noel, com\nnionwt aith’s alto ney and Jimmy\nJohns, clerk ol the court.\nWayne Morris and Kent Carter\nwere chiefs of police.\nScouts gave out about 20 park\ning tickets to violators in the\ndowntown area during the morn\ning, also.\nFile Chiefs Charles Martin and\nR. Wilkerson were called out on\na fire about 11 a m., with other\nScouts acting as firemen.\nAt least $75,000,000 a year is be\ning spent on uutomobile repairs\nbecause of poor highways and the\nluck of proper parking space, an\n\u0027•’•‘•lorn states conference of the\nA.A.A. Motor clubs was told.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "George Rebel, 83,\nOf Green Bay, Dies\nA funeral service for George\nRebel, 83. Green Bay resident,\nwas held Monday morning at,\nSacred Heart Catholic Church,\nMeherrin. Burial took place in\nOak Hill Cemetery. Fredericks\nburg.\nMr. Rebel died Thursday after\nnoon. Feb. 12. at nis home in\nGreen Bay\nBorn Dec. 23. 1869. in Austria,\nhe was the son of Barbara Hun\ngaradei and Jospeli Rebel.\nHe was a farmer and a mem\nber of the Roman Catholic\nChurch.\nHe is survived by two daugh\nters. Mrs Rose Sorct. of Green\nBay. and Mrs. F. A. Soret, of\nPalm- Beach Shores. Fla.: one\nsister. Mrs Eve Dangel, of New\nYork City and one brother,\nAdam Rebel, of Staten Island,\nN Y\ni\nScouts\niContinued from Pane It\nris. working with Eheilff J. T.\nClark, arrested Barney Ritt.s, as\nsistant Scoutmaster of Troop 118,\nand Lee B. Short, field Scout ex\n\u0027■cutive, during the morning. These\nScout leaders were tried in Cir\ncuit Court at noon. The mock\ntrial was conducted by Billy\nVaughan, trial iiisticp, Sammy\nDowdy and Howard Noel, com\nnionwt aith’s alto ney and Jimmy\nJohns, clerk ol the court.\nWayne Morris and Kent Carter\nwere chiefs of police.\nScouts gave out about 20 park\ning tickets to violators in the\ndowntown area during the morn\ning, also.\nFile Chiefs Charles Martin and\nR. Wilkerson were called out on\na fire about 11 a m., with other\nScouts acting as firemen.\nAt least $75,000,000 a year is be\ning spent on uutomobile repairs\nbecause of poor highways and the\nluck of proper parking space, an\n\u0027•’•‘•lorn states conference of the\nA.A.A. 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Falcon ejects the ooo\nuith every puff— before smoke\nranches stem. No filter-gadgets\nbecause no goo to filter out—even\nafter 5 thousand smokes. World’s\nsweetest pipe smoke because w orld’s\nFIRST oooi.ess pipe.\nPATTERSON’S\nDRUG CO.\n238 Main St.\nI’ll one 517 Farmville Va.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "alcon doesn’t soak up, store up \u0026nd\n\u0022filter” out goo like ordinary fin*\nbriar pipes. Falcon ejects the ooo\nuith every puff— before smoke\nranches stem. No filter-gadgets\nbecause no goo to filter out—even\nafter 5 thousand smokes. World’s\nsweetest pipe smoke because w orld’s\nFIRST oooi.ess pipe.\nPATTERSON’S\nDRUG CO.\n238 Main St.\nI’ll one 517 Farmville Va." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6243, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK12", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK12" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0040", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0040", "label": "Keel Cross Thanks", "dtoType": "document", "order": 48, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0040-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Keel Cross Thanks\nCumberland Women\nFor Sending Cookies\nA thank-you letter has been\nsent to Cumberland county wom\nen who have sent, homemade\ncookies to Camp Pickett Hospital\nby the Farmville Gray Ladies.\nWritten by Miss Rose Blaha,\nassistant Red Cross field director,\nthe letter said. “The patients of\ntiie U. S. Army Hospital and we\nof the American Red Cross join to\nthank you for the delicious\ncookies. They are always in de\nmand. and the patients enjoy\nLhem tremendously. Today we\nused them on a musical party on\nthe neuro-psychiatric ward. All\nthe men appreciated the refresh\nments and your thoughtfulness in\nremembering them.\nWorsham\nThe G. A’s. R. A.\u0027s and Sun\nbeams met at the Worsham Bap\ntist Church on Tuesday with a\ngood attendance\nA service was held at the\nChurch on Sunday to ordain two\ndeacons Dr. R. L. Randolph, oi", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Keel Cross Thanks\nCumberland Women\nFor Sending Cookies\nA thank-you letter has been\nsent to Cumberland county wom\nen who have sent, homemade\ncookies to Camp Pickett Hospital\nby the Farmville Gray Ladies.\nWritten by Miss Rose Blaha,\nassistant Red Cross field director,\nthe letter said. “The patients of\ntiie U. S. Army Hospital and we\nof the American Red Cross join to\nthank you for the delicious\ncookies. They are always in de\nmand. and the patients enjoy\nLhem tremendously. Today we\nused them on a musical party on\nthe neuro-psychiatric ward. All\nthe men appreciated the refresh\nments and your thoughtfulness in\nremembering them.\nWorsham\nThe G. A’s. R. A.\u0027s and Sun\nbeams met at the Worsham Bap\ntist Church on Tuesday with a\ngood attendance\nA service was held at the\nChurch on Sunday to ordain two\ndeacons Dr. R. L. Randolph, oi" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6172, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK13", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK13" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0041", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0041", "label": "Trenton HD Women", "dtoType": "document", "order": 49, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0041-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Trenton HD Women\nMeet At Mrs. Duncan’s\nThe Trenton Home Demonstra\ntion Club met with Mrs. P. I.\nDuncan on February 1! After the\n: business meeting, an interesting\nand \u0022delicious\u0022 demonstration on\n\u0022One Dtsh Meals” was given by\nthe hostess using the recipe\n■ Creamed Meat in Rice Ring.\u0027’\nMembers present wi re Mrs. Dale\nDaviis. the hostess, Mrs. Arthur\nDavis. Mis. Wilber Floyd and son\nPhillip Michael, and Mrs. George\nJefferies Jr. Mrs. Georgia Wilker\nj son was unable to attend as she\nj has been sick with flu.\nPlans were discussed on attend\nin\u0027- the district meeting in May.\na Orange. Va.\n1 The next meeting will be held\n, at the home of Mrs Arthur Davis.\nThe demonstration will be on\nj\u0027Rug Making \u0022\nl.ynoliburi:. was in charge of this\nj sen ice\nW M s of the Worsham\n: Church v ill meet. Friday\nnight,, Feb JO. at 8 o\u0027clock in the\nchurleh", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Trenton HD Women\nMeet At Mrs. Duncan’s\nThe Trenton Home Demonstra\ntion Club met with Mrs. P. I.\nDuncan on February 1! After the\n: business meeting, an interesting\nand \u0022delicious\u0022 demonstration on\n\u0022One Dtsh Meals” was given by\nthe hostess using the recipe\n■ Creamed Meat in Rice Ring.\u0027’\nMembers present wi re Mrs. Dale\nDaviis. the hostess, Mrs. Arthur\nDavis. Mis. Wilber Floyd and son\nPhillip Michael, and Mrs. George\nJefferies Jr. Mrs. Georgia Wilker\nj son was unable to attend as she\nj has been sick with flu.\nPlans were discussed on attend\nin\u0027- the district meeting in May.\na Orange. Va.\n1 The next meeting will be held\n, at the home of Mrs Arthur Davis.\nThe demonstration will be on\nj\u0027Rug Making \u0022\nl.ynoliburi:. was in charge of this\nj sen ice\nW M s of the Worsham\n: Church v ill meet. 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GLENN, Sec.-Teas\n-jSjjjtj NATION#!. FAR#\nLOAN A3SB\u0022IATI0f\nOP FARMVILLE\nMain Street I’none 481", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "FARM LOANS\nProtect the i\u0027Mtnre of your farnr\nby financing with a\nLand Rank Loan\n• LONG TERM\n• LOW INTEREST\nNever comes cine nil at once\nPay off any time\nJ. F. GLENN, Sec.-Teas\n-jSjjjtj NATION#!. FAR#\nLOAN A3SB\u0022IATI0f\nOP FARMVILLE\nMain Street I’none 481" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5873, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK15", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK15" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0043", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0043", "label": "I have been wonderfully", "dtoType": "document", "order": 51, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0043-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "I have been wonderfully\nb!e-ised in I t i:rr re-ton \u003Ci to\nactive life after beiny crip\npled in nearly every joint in\nmy body and with muscular\nsoreness from bead to foot. 1\nhad Rheumatoid Arthritis\nand other forms of Rheuma\ntism, hands deformed and my\nankles were set.\nLimited space prohibit\ntellinjr you more here but it\nyou wili write me 1 will reply\nat once and tell you how 1 re\nceived this wonderful relict.\nMrs. Lela S. Wier\n28»r\u003E Arbor Mills lire e\nI* O. MfV. 31 ”2\nJarksoii 7. Mississippi", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "I have been wonderfully\nb!e-ised in I t i:rr re-ton \u003Ci to\nactive life after beiny crip\npled in nearly every joint in\nmy body and with muscular\nsoreness from bead to foot. 1\nhad Rheumatoid Arthritis\nand other forms of Rheuma\ntism, hands deformed and my\nankles were set.\nLimited space prohibit\ntellinjr you more here but it\nyou wili write me 1 will reply\nat once and tell you how 1 re\nceived this wonderful relict.\nMrs. Lela S. Wier\n28»r\u003E Arbor Mills lire e\nI* O. MfV. 31 ”2\nJarksoii 7. Mississippi" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5389, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK16", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK16" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0044", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0044", "label": "$100 000 00 A YEAR Or More Is Spent", "dtoType": "document", "order": 52, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0044-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "$100 000 00 A YEAR\nOr More Is Spent by\nTrail\u0027s End Poultry Farm\nDOES IT COST Midi MONT Y TO PRODl ( E HEALTHY.\nRECORD lllcil ECO BIU D BABY CHICKS? Yes. Trail\u0027.,\nEnd does spend over $100.000 00 a year producing healthy,\nhigh ear bred cliiclis ol unquestionable outstanding quality.\nThousands of dollar are .-pen; each ye;.; m blood testin\u0027: ana\no;\u003E\u003C ratal \u0027 a free diapnos\u0027 r l-.t-orut.orr far nil TI-\u0027Te are a hun\ndred different costs in producing outstanding baby chicks. For\ninstance, first, the eggs. 300 egg breeding tock. labor, power,\nfuel, water, chick boxes, pads, fumigants, posta: e. commissions,\nsalaries, sexing, advertising, promotion, travel, f ed. delivery\nexpense, trucks, cars, telephone, telegraph, nff.ee supplies,\nhatchery supplies, repairs on incubators, and hatchery buildings,\ntruck repairs, worm pills, antigens, testing equipment, leu\nbands, printing, insurance, depreciation, taxes. Well, these arc\nsome of the costs that go into the Trail\u0027s End big type, world\nrecord 300 eg\u0022, bred, long living Wh \u0027e Leghorn baby chicks,\nand I host In nvy-mcatt d. heavy laying Nt u Super New Hamp\nshire Reds that grow fast, feather quickly, ami possess that\ndelicious flavor. HOW DOES TRAILS END SELL 1IABY\nCHICKS AT SUCH LOW PRICES, considerin\u0027• all this ex\npense\u0027.’ 34 years exp rience, good management, and freedom\nof action is the answer. All our chicks ;ue trom pullorum\ntested breeders. We can furnish pullets or straight run chicks.\nWE CAN ALSO ITKNISH KEOII.AK BROILER NEW\nHAMPSHIRE REDS AND BARRED ROCKS.\nPlease write or stop by to see us regarding our low prices,\nand oOier free information. LOCATED ON KDl\u0027TE 15, 3\nMILES NORTH OF CORDONSMI.I I\nTrail\u0027s End Poultry Farm\nOOKDONSVII.LE. V1ROIMA", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "$100 000 00 A YEAR\nOr More Is Spent by\nTrail\u0027s End Poultry Farm\nDOES IT COST Midi MONT Y TO PRODl ( E HEALTHY.\nRECORD lllcil ECO BIU D BABY CHICKS? Yes. Trail\u0027.,\nEnd does spend over $100.000 00 a year producing healthy,\nhigh ear bred cliiclis ol unquestionable outstanding quality.\nThousands of dollar are .-pen; each ye;.; m blood testin\u0027: ana\no;\u003E\u003C ratal \u0027 a free diapnos\u0027 r l-.t-orut.orr far nil TI-\u0027Te are a hun\ndred different costs in producing outstanding baby chicks. For\ninstance, first, the eggs. 300 egg breeding tock. labor, power,\nfuel, water, chick boxes, pads, fumigants, posta: e. commissions,\nsalaries, sexing, advertising, promotion, travel, f ed. delivery\nexpense, trucks, cars, telephone, telegraph, nff.ee supplies,\nhatchery supplies, repairs on incubators, and hatchery buildings,\ntruck repairs, worm pills, antigens, testing equipment, leu\nbands, printing, insurance, depreciation, taxes. Well, these arc\nsome of the costs that go into the Trail\u0027s End big type, world\nrecord 300 eg\u0022, bred, long living Wh \u0027e Leghorn baby chicks,\nand I host In nvy-mcatt d. heavy laying Nt u Super New Hamp\nshire Reds that grow fast, feather quickly, ami possess that\ndelicious flavor. HOW DOES TRAILS END SELL 1IABY\nCHICKS AT SUCH LOW PRICES, considerin\u0027• all this ex\npense\u0027.’ 34 years exp rience, good management, and freedom\nof action is the answer. All our chicks ;ue trom pullorum\ntested breeders. We can furnish pullets or straight run chicks.\nWE CAN ALSO ITKNISH KEOII.AK BROILER NEW\nHAMPSHIRE REDS AND BARRED ROCKS.\nPlease write or stop by to see us regarding our low prices,\nand oOier free information. LOCATED ON KDl\u0027TE 15, 3\nMILES NORTH OF CORDONSMI.I I\nTrail\u0027s End Poultry Farm\nOOKDONSVII.LE. V1ROIMA" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5572, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK17", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK17" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0230", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0230", "label": "GAINS wcti/i MASTER MIX BROILER MASH (WITH METHIC-7ITE)", "dtoType": "document", "order": 53, "recordKind": "headline", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0230-s001", "role": "headline", "order": 1, "text": "GAINS\nwcti/i\nMASTER MIX\nBROILER\nMASH\n(WITH METHIC-7ITE)", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "GAINS\nwcti/i\nMASTER MIX\nBROILER\nMASH\n(WITH METHIC-7ITE)" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.8391, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK19", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK19" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0045", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0045", "label": "KEEPING I’P with the times in broiler raising", "dtoType": "document", "order": 54, "recordKind": "advertisement", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0045-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "KEEPING I’P with the times in broiler raising\ninruns getting faster gain- at lower cost per\npound of gain. Thousands of successful broiler\nrsi-ers insist on Master Mix Broiler Mash because\nthey base found that it get- their birds finithedand\noff to market fatter, and at top xulue. Investigate\ntoday! la-t u« show you why it‘s a better broiler feed.\nPRINCE EDWARD BROILER RATION iSprrial)\nManufactured from Master Mix Broiler Concentrate\nPrince Edward Mills Jnc.\nPhone 64 P\u003C?.rruville, \u0027 n.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "KEEPING I’P with the times in broiler raising\ninruns getting faster gain- at lower cost per\npound of gain. Thousands of successful broiler\nrsi-ers insist on Master Mix Broiler Mash because\nthey base found that it get- their birds finithedand\noff to market fatter, and at top xulue. Investigate\ntoday! la-t u« show you why it‘s a better broiler feed.\nPRINCE EDWARD BROILER RATION iSprrial)\nManufactured from Master Mix Broiler Concentrate\nPrince Edward Mills Jnc.\nPhone 64 P\u003C?.rruville, \u0027 n." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5935, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK20", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK20" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0046", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0046", "label": "I-H Tractor Club", "dtoType": "document", "order": 55, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0046-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "I-H Tractor Club\nWill Study Tires\nPrince Edward County 4-TI\nTractor Cht!\u003E will liold the first\nof eight lessons about tractor\nmaintenance tonight (Tuesday \u003E\nat 7:30 at Newman Tire Company\nin Farmville Instructors will be\n\\V A Forrest, head of the trac\ntor tire department of the Good\nyear Tire Company in this ter\nritory. W. A. Gibbs, Jr., terntor\n, ‘i\nlal manager lor the Goodyeni\nCompany, and J. N Hudson.\nGoodyear Tire Company service\nengineer.\n, . . tin- listen Mart. Then from\nall over the free world come Mich\ncomment* a* these from reader*\nof THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE\nMONITOR, an international daily\nnewspaper:\n\u0022The Monitor is must read\ning lor straight-thinking\npeople . .\n\u0022/ returned to school alter a\nlapse 0/ 111 years. I will get\nmr degree from the college,\nhut my education comes\nfrom the Monitor. . .\n\u0022The Monitor gives me ideas\nfor my work. . .\n\u0022I truly enjoy its com\npany. . . .\u0022\nYou, too, will find the Monitor\ninformative, with complete world\nnews. You will discover a con\nstructive viewpoint in every new*\nstory.\nI\u0027.se the coupon below for a spe\ncial Introductory subscription —\n3 month* for only $3.\nT1 f Chritlun Srienra Monitor\nOne. Norway Si.. Horton 1 . Mat* , I\u0027 9. A.\ni\u0027leatf rend in* an mlfudnctory rttbacfip*\nlion to Th* t\u0027hmltan Srtrora Monitor—\n7b iifuri l ertrloif $1.\n(nnme J\n{a(hireit I\n^ 1 fifer) t*/of*»\nPBll", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "I-H Tractor Club\nWill Study Tires\nPrince Edward County 4-TI\nTractor Cht!\u003E will liold the first\nof eight lessons about tractor\nmaintenance tonight (Tuesday \u003E\nat 7:30 at Newman Tire Company\nin Farmville Instructors will be\n\\V A Forrest, head of the trac\ntor tire department of the Good\nyear Tire Company in this ter\nritory. W. A. Gibbs, Jr., terntor\n, ‘i\nlal manager lor the Goodyeni\nCompany, and J. N Hudson.\nGoodyear Tire Company service\nengineer.\n, . . tin- listen Mart. Then from\nall over the free world come Mich\ncomment* a* these from reader*\nof THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE\nMONITOR, an international daily\nnewspaper:\n\u0022The Monitor is must read\ning lor straight-thinking\npeople . .\n\u0022/ returned to school alter a\nlapse 0/ 111 years. I will get\nmr degree from the college,\nhut my education comes\nfrom the Monitor. . .\n\u0022The Monitor gives me ideas\nfor my work. . .\n\u0022I truly enjoy its com\npany. . . .\u0022\nYou, too, will find the Monitor\ninformative, with complete world\nnews. You will discover a con\nstructive viewpoint in every new*\nstory.\nI\u0027.se the coupon below for a spe\ncial Introductory subscription —\n3 month* for only $3.\nT1 f Chritlun Srienra Monitor\nOne. Norway Si.. Horton 1 . Mat* , I\u0027 9. 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Krxall Ammoniatril\nTOOTH PASTE\n3 TUBES $1.00\nGray s Drug Store\nlMu.ua\u003E a*; Si. !\u003Ehon» r,T__\nSBBBBBBaSBSaBBiffaSHBBBBBBBBBlBBBBBBBBB" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6385, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK22", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK22" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0048", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0048", "label": "We Wish to Express Our Good Wishes To Our Friends, The", "dtoType": "document", "order": 57, "recordKind": "advertisement", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0048-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "We Wish to Express Our Good Wishes To Our Friends, The\nWalker-Ward Motor Co., Who H ive i ■\u0027 erred 1 heir herguson\nAgenev Tc Ontario, Va.\nWK PROUDLY VNNOFXA K O\u0027OU JMT)iN?MFNT\nAS\nAUTHORIZED FERGUSON DEALER\nIN", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "We Wish to Express Our Good Wishes To Our Friends, The\nWalker-Ward Motor Co., Who H ive i ■\u0027 erred 1 heir herguson\nAgenev Tc Ontario, Va.\nWK PROUDLY VNNOFXA K O\u0027OU JMT)iN?MFNT\nAS\nAUTHORIZED FERGUSON DEALER\nIN" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5168, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK23", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK23" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0049", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0049", "label": "AND PER Authorized Ferguson Dealer", "dtoType": "document", "order": 58, "recordKind": "advertisement", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0049-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "AND PER Authorized Ferguson Dealer\n_ recent appointment \u003C ■ .mer in this area the\n9 We\u0027re announcing ^ anxlous to show cvei\\\ntor this community. 1 pergUson Implcmen s. farm power. Its\nnew Ferguson Tractor and^ ^ fcnng y0u a \u0027^^onary Ferguson\nWith the Ferguso T Engme. combined a requirements lor\nConfno^l Valv^H“dEe .\u003C•\u003E» \u003E\u0027, , fot ,„e „»h,\nSystem, » pUlls-but economical, iut\npeak loads and hea \u003E P {or themselve3 on over\njobs in farming. have already made a nan^ with both Auto\nFerguson Implement. Their quick-hmh ^ transporting and\n\u0022\u0027I- ..—. “\nrrrtr Let us te„ vou ,,.,r - - \u0022,e\n_—-- *\n.fuMJft©®", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "AND PER Authorized Ferguson Dealer\n_ recent appointment \u003C ■ .mer in this area the\n9 We\u0027re announcing ^ anxlous to show cvei\\\ntor this community. 1 pergUson Implcmen s. farm power. Its\nnew Ferguson Tractor and^ ^ fcnng y0u a \u0027^^onary Ferguson\nWith the Ferguso T Engme. combined a requirements lor\nConfno^l Valv^H“dEe .\u003C•\u003E» \u003E\u0027, , fot ,„e „»h,\nSystem, » pUlls-but economical, iut\npeak loads and hea \u003E P {or themselve3 on over\njobs in farming. have already made a nan^ with both Auto\nFerguson Implement. Their quick-hmh ^ transporting and\n\u0022\u0027I- ..—. “\nrrrtr Let us te„ vou ,,.,r - - \u0022,e\n_—-- *\n.fuMJft©®" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5395, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK25", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK25" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0050", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0050", "label": "TAYLOR SALES, INC.", "dtoType": "document", "order": 59, "recordKind": "advertisement", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0050-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "TAYLOR SALES, INC.\nON ROUTE 15 AND ICO WEST OF FARMYILLE\nPHONE 643 FARMYILLE, YA.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "TAYLOR SALES, INC.\nON ROUTE 15 AND ICO WEST OF FARMYILLE\nPHONE 643 FARMYILLE, YA." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6037, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK26", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK26" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0051", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0051", "label": "Statesmen, Rams", "dtoType": "document", "order": 60, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0051-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Statesmen, Rams\nChallenge FHS\nRecord This Week\nFarmville High School\u0027s tin\ndefeated basketball squad facei\n!‘s two greatest challenges thu\nweek, with Randolph Henry ant\nBlackstone High\u0027s Rams. No. I\nand No. 3 teams in the district\nscheduled to face the Wolverines\nThe final week\u0027s court play foi\nFamviKe will answer two ques\ntions. both looming larger with\neach passing game: can the Wol\nverines hold up imder the pres\nsure to close out their regular\nseason without defeat? Will either\nRandolph-Henry or Blackstone\noffer a real challcnege when the\ndistrict tourney rolls around?\nTire answers ate only a few\ndays away from being answered.\nThere are a good many Charlotte\ncounty fans who feci Randolph\nHenry\u0027s Statesmen are the cl\u0027 b\nto stop the Wolverines. They\u0027ll\nhave their home court advantage\nTuesday night, and will be guard\ning against repeating the fourth\nquarter relapse they suffered in\ntheir first meeting with Farmville.\nPerfect Record Test\nBlackstone, loser only to Farm\nviile and in their first meeting\nwith Randolph-Henry (a team\nthey have since defeated and at\nCharlotte C. H.\u003E are perhaps the\nbiggest, best-rounded squad the\nWolverines face m the District.\nAssuming, and its a big as\nsumption considering Tuesday\nnight\u0027s game with Coach Oar\nletts fine Randolph-Henry squad,\nthat Farmville wins Tuesday and\ngets by Amelia Friday night as\nexpected, then they\u0027 ll face Black\nstone in the gym here Saturday\nnight with a double-barreled\nchalllenge. Win that final game", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Statesmen, Rams\nChallenge FHS\nRecord This Week\nFarmville High School\u0027s tin\ndefeated basketball squad facei\n!‘s two greatest challenges thu\nweek, with Randolph Henry ant\nBlackstone High\u0027s Rams. No. I\nand No. 3 teams in the district\nscheduled to face the Wolverines\nThe final week\u0027s court play foi\nFamviKe will answer two ques\ntions. both looming larger with\neach passing game: can the Wol\nverines hold up imder the pres\nsure to close out their regular\nseason without defeat? Will either\nRandolph-Henry or Blackstone\noffer a real challcnege when the\ndistrict tourney rolls around?\nTire answers ate only a few\ndays away from being answered.\nThere are a good many Charlotte\ncounty fans who feci Randolph\nHenry\u0027s Statesmen are the cl\u0027 b\nto stop the Wolverines. They\u0027ll\nhave their home court advantage\nTuesday night, and will be guard\ning against repeating the fourth\nquarter relapse they suffered in\ntheir first meeting with Farmville.\nPerfect Record Test\nBlackstone, loser only to Farm\nviile and in their first meeting\nwith Randolph-Henry (a team\nthey have since defeated and at\nCharlotte C. H.\u003E are perhaps the\nbiggest, best-rounded squad the\nWolverines face m the District.\nAssuming, and its a big as\nsumption considering Tuesday\nnight\u0027s game with Coach Oar\nletts fine Randolph-Henry squad,\nthat Farmville wins Tuesday and\ngets by Amelia Friday night as\nexpected, then they\u0027 ll face Black\nstone in the gym here Saturday\nnight with a double-barreled\nchalllenge. Win that final game" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5785, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 2, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK1", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#3/source/BLOCK1" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0052", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0052", "label": "of the regular season for a record of 19-0.", "dtoType": "document", "order": 61, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0052-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "of the regular season for a record\nof 19-0. and turn back the Black\nstone bid as a tourney challenger!\nAnyway one looks at it. there’ll\nbe lots riding on that season\nfinale Saturday mgnt here.\nDistrict Ran\nBlackstone won once during\nthe week of hold on to second\nplace with a 13-2 tccord. Billy\n; Elmore with 13 and Henry Irby\n, at 10 paced tire win over Ken\nbridge. 44-16.\nRandolph - Hem;., won tvto\ngames and is firmly entrenched\nin third, three games ahead of\nEmporia. R-H downed Bucking\nham. 50-37. with Roland Canada\nloqHirn? the scoring with 19. and\nhanded Crewe its seventh straight\nloss. 39-24.\nVictoria was another two-time\nwinner with a 49-30 verdict over\nwinless Burkeville. and a 60-62\ntriumph at Buckingham. Herb\nSeay continued to lead the Vic\ntoria scoring with a 16-point per\nformance against Burkeville and\na 31-point output against Buck\ningham.\nIn other boys games. Amelia de\nfeated Lawrenceville. 33-30. last\nnight in the last 20 seconds, and\nEmporia downed Lawrenceville j\non Tuesday.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "of the regular season for a record\nof 19-0. and turn back the Black\nstone bid as a tourney challenger!\nAnyway one looks at it. there’ll\nbe lots riding on that season\nfinale Saturday mgnt here.\nDistrict Ran\nBlackstone won once during\nthe week of hold on to second\nplace with a 13-2 tccord. Billy\n; Elmore with 13 and Henry Irby\n, at 10 paced tire win over Ken\nbridge. 44-16.\nRandolph - Hem;., won tvto\ngames and is firmly entrenched\nin third, three games ahead of\nEmporia. R-H downed Bucking\nham. 50-37. with Roland Canada\nloqHirn? the scoring with 19. and\nhanded Crewe its seventh straight\nloss. 39-24.\nVictoria was another two-time\nwinner with a 49-30 verdict over\nwinless Burkeville. and a 60-62\ntriumph at Buckingham. Herb\nSeay continued to lead the Vic\ntoria scoring with a 16-point per\nformance against Burkeville and\na 31-point output against Buck\ningham.\nIn other boys games. Amelia de\nfeated Lawrenceville. 33-30. last\nnight in the last 20 seconds, and\nEmporia downed Lawrenceville j\non Tuesday." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6329, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 2, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK2", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#3/source/BLOCK2" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0053", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0053", "label": "Boys W L Farmville . 13 0 Blackstone .", "dtoType": "document", "order": 62, "recordKind": "advertisement", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0053-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Boys\nW L\nFarmville . 13 0\nBlackstone . 13 2\nRandolph-Henry . 11 2\nEmporia . 6 4\nBuckingham . 6 6\nCrewe . 5 1\nVictoria . 6 9\nAmelia . 3 8\nKenbridge . 3 8\nLawrencevillc . .1 8\nBurkevil\u0027.e. 0 10\n(•iris\nEmporia . 10 0\nRandolph-Henry 12 1\nBlackstone . 10 5\nVictoria . 10 5\nBuckingham . 6 4", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Boys\nW L\nFarmville . 13 0\nBlackstone . 13 2\nRandolph-Henry . 11 2\nEmporia . 6 4\nBuckingham . 6 6\nCrewe . 5 1\nVictoria . 6 9\nAmelia . 3 8\nKenbridge . 3 8\nLawrencevillc . .1 8\nBurkevil\u0027.e. 0 10\n(•iris\nEmporia . 10 0\nRandolph-Henry 12 1\nBlackstone . 10 5\nVictoria . 10 5\nBuckingham . 6 4" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5619, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 2, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK3", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#3/source/BLOCK3" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0231", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0231", "label": "grays r; 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Feb. 17\nCumberland at Buckingham\nFarmville at Randolph-Hcnry\nAmelia at Powhatan\nBurkeville at Crewe\nFriday, Feb. 20\nEmporia at Buckingham\nAmelia at Farmville\nMidlothian at Powhatan\nSaturdav. Feb. 21\nBlackstone at Farmville\nDefeat Of Kmporia\nMakes 16 Victories\nFarmville High School ran its\nundefeated streak to 16 Friday\nnight with a 44-3!) squeak past\nEmporia High in a game domin\nated by fouls, missed shots and an\nexciting see-saw lead.\nFouls Hurt\nCenter Bill Drumeller drew four\npersonals halfway of the first\nperiod and was held out. until the\nsecond half when he contributed\nseven vital points before fouling\nout with a minute and a half to\ngo. Clyde Shelton left the game\nmid-way of the third period on\nthe foul route and Ernie Newman,\nmissed vital minutes of the third\nand fourth periods while being\nheld out with four personals The\nEagles lost their ncc center. Dar\nden Livesay. in the third period\non fouls and Bratnley\u0027s height in\nfourth period by the same man\nner.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Burkeville 44\nFarmville . 6 8\nAmelia . 3 5\nCrewe 2 10\nLawrenceville 0 7\nKenbndge 0 10\n| Area Hitrh School\n| Basketball This Week\nTuesday. Feb. 17\nCumberland at Buckingham\nFarmville at Randolph-Hcnry\nAmelia at Powhatan\nBurkeville at Crewe\nFriday, Feb. 20\nEmporia at Buckingham\nAmelia at Farmville\nMidlothian at Powhatan\nSaturdav. Feb. 21\nBlackstone at Farmville\nDefeat Of Kmporia\nMakes 16 Victories\nFarmville High School ran its\nundefeated streak to 16 Friday\nnight with a 44-3!) squeak past\nEmporia High in a game domin\nated by fouls, missed shots and an\nexciting see-saw lead.\nFouls Hurt\nCenter Bill Drumeller drew four\npersonals halfway of the first\nperiod and was held out. until the\nsecond half when he contributed\nseven vital points before fouling\nout with a minute and a half to\ngo. Clyde Shelton left the game\nmid-way of the third period on\nthe foul route and Ernie Newman,\nmissed vital minutes of the third\nand fourth periods while being\nheld out with four personals The\nEagles lost their ncc center. Dar\nden Livesay. in the third period\non fouls and Bratnley\u0027s height in\nfourth period by the same man\nner." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6208, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 2, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK13", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#3/source/BLOCK13" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0060", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0060", "label": "With Blann, lanky Emporia for ward, hitting on outside", "dtoType": "document", "order": 72, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0060-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "With Blann, lanky Emporia for\nward, hitting on outside set shots,\nthe Eagles got off to a 7-4 lead\nbefore Shelton knotted the count\nwith a fast lay-up at 9-9 half\nthrough the first period. The\nWolverines held a 11-10 lead as\nthe period closed as Billy Frank\nlin converted after Belmotc\u0027s\nhooking foul.\nEmporia went in front by four\npoints on Blann\u0027s lone shot and\nLivesay\u0027s pivot, in the keyhole fust\nbefore the half, until Newman\nbucketed on a push shot from the\nside and Franklin converted on a\nfoul, closing the Eagles\u0027 half-time\nlead 18-17.\nFinal Taiiv\nEddie Thornton\u0027s foul conver\nsion broke a 28-26 deadlock to\ngive FHS its nervous 29-28 bulge\nat the three-quai ter mark. Shel\nton added two field goals before\nleaving the game m this period\nand Thornton got two.\nWith five minutes remaining\nand the count knotted at 33-32.\nBrantley fouled Bill Drumeller\nand the FHS center converted\nbeth. A minute later at 36-36, Til\nlar hooked the FHS center once\nmore. and. withholding his at\ntempt until the crowd quieted.\nDrumeller calmly collected both.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "With Blann, lanky Emporia for\nward, hitting on outside set shots,\nthe Eagles got off to a 7-4 lead\nbefore Shelton knotted the count\nwith a fast lay-up at 9-9 half\nthrough the first period. The\nWolverines held a 11-10 lead as\nthe period closed as Billy Frank\nlin converted after Belmotc\u0027s\nhooking foul.\nEmporia went in front by four\npoints on Blann\u0027s lone shot and\nLivesay\u0027s pivot, in the keyhole fust\nbefore the half, until Newman\nbucketed on a push shot from the\nside and Franklin converted on a\nfoul, closing the Eagles\u0027 half-time\nlead 18-17.\nFinal Taiiv\nEddie Thornton\u0027s foul conver\nsion broke a 28-26 deadlock to\ngive FHS its nervous 29-28 bulge\nat the three-quai ter mark. 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SIX\u0027OXP FLOOR LADIES\u0027 BLOUSES Cottons and rayons", "dtoType": "document", "order": 76, "recordKind": "advertisement", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0063-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Ready-to-Wear Dept.\nSIX\u0027OXP FLOOR\nLADIES\u0027 BLOUSES\nCottons and rayons with short and long\nsleeves.\n$2.95 Values.$2.00\nLADIES’ SWEATERS\n100\u0027, Wool m Slipover and Cardigan Styles\nValues lo $10.95.$2.00\nLADIES’ DRESSES\nValues to $8.95.$2.00\n\\ alues to $10.95.$5.00\nValues to $12.98.$6.00\nValues to $17.98.$10.00\nEVENING DRESSES\nWhites and blacks included\nSave \\ Or More!\nValues to $17.95.$9.00\nV alues to $19.95.$10.00\nValues to $22.95 .$11.00\nV allies to $25.00 .$12.00\nV a lens to $27.95 . $15.00\nHXTIKF. 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"cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0070", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0070", "label": "The Fsrmville Herald", "dtoType": "document", "order": 83, "recordKind": "advertisement", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0070-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "The Fsrmville Herald\nPUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY\nJ R M AI L Owner anil Publisher\nSubscription Rates In Virginia\n1 car f IB Mail • §3.00\nC Mouths \u0027By .Mail\u0027 si 7 i\n1 Year \u0027By Canhr in I\u0027nnntille\u003E S3.60\n1 Month (By Caniei in Farm vi lie \u003E . $ .35\nSubscription Hates Outside Virginia\n1 Year. $4.00\niWith Comics\u0027 . . . $4 75", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "The Fsrmville Herald\nPUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY\nJ R M AI L Owner anil Publisher\nSubscription Rates In Virginia\n1 car f IB Mail • §3.00\nC Mouths \u0027By 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I .irmvilie. Virginia\nI nicr\u003C\u0027d as sei nod-class nuiu-r at ihe posioffice ar l .inmille.\nVirginia, under A»i ul ( o tigress nl March IK\u0022\u0027\u003E", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Ail v\u0027ommunii itions and monies should he addressed 10\nlilt Ml RAID. I .irmvilie. Virginia\nI nicr\u003C\u0027d as sei nod-class nuiu-r at ihe posioffice ar l .inmille.\nVirginia, under A»i ul ( o tigress nl March IK\u0022\u0027\u003E" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.4666, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 3, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK2", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#4/source/BLOCK2" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0072", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0072", "label": "I Member . 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Keepinp a town clean\nand beautiful is not a one man .job, neither\ncan it be done by a small proup, but it is\npossible throuph a continuing\u0027 educational\npropram .which will develop a civic pride\nin cleanliness.\nThe important sprinp Clean I’p cam\npaien is udiedult\u0027d for April. At that time\nevery citizen will he urped to put forth a\nconcerted effort to remove the palls of win\nter and prepare for the beautiful sprinp.\nIn the meantime, if would be revealiup to\ntake a walk around your premises and sur\nvey the work to he done. Wo know, we\nhave dulie it. A pood bopinninp can be made\nnow which would relieve the work necessary\ndurinp cleanup week. Stray paper and", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "LT\\RM\\Il.I.E Chamber of (\u0027unmii\u0027iw\nhas appointed a committee charged with\nconducting a continuing educational pro\npram to keep Karmville clean. This is\nhearteninp news. Keepinp a town clean\nand beautiful is not a one man .job, neither\ncan it be done by a small proup, but it is\npossible throuph a continuing\u0027 educational\npropram .which will develop a civic pride\nin cleanliness.\nThe important sprinp Clean I’p cam\npaien is udiedult\u0027d for April. At that time\nevery citizen will he urped to put forth a\nconcerted effort to remove the palls of win\nter and prepare for the beautiful sprinp.\nIn the meantime, if would be revealiup to\ntake a walk around your premises and sur\nvey the work to he done. Wo know, we\nhave dulie it. A pood bopinninp can be made\nnow which would relieve the work necessary\ndurinp cleanup week. Stray paper and" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5218, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 3, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK5", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#4/source/BLOCK5" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0074", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0074", "label": "trash arc in the hedge and corners of the", "dtoType": "document", "order": 88, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0074-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "trash arc in the hedge and corners of the\nfence, a lot of debris in tlie back yard, ashes\nmay In* in a pile near tin* house you go out\nand look around and then plan to spend\nApril doing your part to make Farmville\nthe cleanest town in Southsidc Virginia.\nThe Herald promises the Chamber ol\nCommerce committee full support in the\njob it is attempting to accomplish. Febru\nary is not too early to plan a campaign and\nbegin to enlist the interest of the public.\nIn the business sections cleanliness de\npends largely upon the habits of people who\nfrequent the streets. If they discard paper\ncups, candy wrappings, or other Irtish in\nthe streets and gutters instead of putting\nthe debris in containers provided for them,\nit is humanly impossible to keep the streets\nClean. We might check up on ourselves as\nwe walk down the street and he conscious\nof our habits good or had.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "trash arc in the hedge and corners of the\nfence, a lot of debris in tlie back yard, ashes\nmay In* in a pile near tin* house you go out\nand look around and then plan to spend\nApril doing your part to make Farmville\nthe cleanest town in Southsidc Virginia.\nThe Herald promises the Chamber ol\nCommerce committee full support in the\njob it is attempting to accomplish. Febru\nary is not too early to plan a campaign and\nbegin to enlist the interest of the public.\nIn the business sections cleanliness de\npends largely upon the habits of people who\nfrequent the streets. If they discard paper\ncups, candy wrappings, or other Irtish in\nthe streets and gutters instead of putting\nthe debris in containers provided for them,\nit is humanly impossible to keep the streets\nClean. We might check up on ourselves as\nwe walk down the street and he conscious\nof our habits good or had." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5427, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 3, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK6", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#4/source/BLOCK6" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0236", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0236", "label": "Conquer Flu", "dtoType": "document", "order": 89, "recordKind": "headline", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0236-s001", "role": "headline", "order": 1, "text": "Conquer Flu", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Conquer Flu" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.442, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 3, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK7", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#4/source/BLOCK7" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0075", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0075", "label": "/■’»()(■)!) NKW\u0027S for thousands who sutler", "dtoType": "document", "order": 90, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0075-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "/■’»()(■)!) NKW\u0027S for thousands who sutler\n^ the ravages of influenza e\\er\\ sear\nconn s fmn: an announcement by the execu\ntive hoard of 1 lie Inited Nations World\nHealth \u003C \u003Erean isat r \u003Eu. The board believes\nthe sear 3 Ho 1 will see developments of\n‘.Meat nudicaiicc in this direction. 1 he\nattack of some form of infiuen-a this win\nter has !„ cii f\u003E 11 hy a majority of families\nin th ■ rs a. Foi ately, the attack- \\\\ ere\nmild in most cases, causing extreme discom\nfort but few death-. However, the victim,\nyennalls. is licit weakened and listless tor\na period after tla attack has passed. Hie\nloss ot man hours has been extensive and\na control of this disease will be welcomed\nhides d.\nTin run jor hops\u0027 s* siis to he hass-d on a\nsi rii*s I f \\accinsis, each designed to combat\na specific twio n[ the sh-e.-ass1. 1 h\u003C com", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "/■’»()(■)!) NKW\u0027S for thousands who sutler\n^ the ravages of influenza e\\er\\ sear\nconn s fmn: an announcement by the execu\ntive hoard of 1 lie Inited Nations World\nHealth \u003C \u003Erean isat r \u003Eu. The board believes\nthe sear 3 Ho 1 will see developments of\n‘.Meat nudicaiicc in this direction. 1 he\nattack of some form of infiuen-a this win\nter has !„ cii f\u003E 11 hy a majority of families\nin th ■ rs a. Foi ately, the attack- \\\\ ere\nmild in most cases, causing extreme discom\nfort but few death-. However, the victim,\nyennalls. is licit weakened and listless tor\na period after tla attack has passed. Hie\nloss ot man hours has been extensive and\na control of this disease will be welcomed\nhides d.\nTin run jor hops\u0027 s* siis to he hass-d on a\nsi rii*s I f \\accinsis, each designed to combat\na specific twio n[ the sh-e.-ass1. 1 h\u003C com" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.4827, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 3, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK8", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#4/source/BLOCK8" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0076", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0076", "label": "plication is that uteri\u0027 arc so many varia", "dtoType": "document", "order": 91, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0076-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "plication is that uteri\u0027 arc so many varia\ntions of inllium/.a that the suitable vaccine\nis somewhat difficult-to determine.\nThe recent epidemic, for example, was\ntermed the A-l’rime virus influenza. Once\nit wa\u003E identified, a vaccine was prepared\nand used with some suqcess in the lijzht\nayainst the threatened epidemic.\nThere are three main typos of influenza,\ntermed A. It. and 0 types. If the type can\nhe recoyni/.ed early enuuyli, proper vaccines\ncan be made in time and an epidemic avoid\ned. The Executive Board ot the l . N.\nHealth Organization believes that, by Idol,\nsufficient research will have been done to\nenable quick identification and mass distri\nbution of suitable vaccines to combat in\nfluenza epidemics. This .should la* excel\nlent news to all those who have sampled\nthe late t Hu epidemic in the Tinted States.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "plication is that uteri\u0027 arc so many varia\ntions of inllium/.a that the suitable vaccine\nis somewhat difficult-to determine.\nThe recent epidemic, for example, was\ntermed the A-l’rime virus influenza. Once\nit wa\u003E identified, a vaccine was prepared\nand used with some suqcess in the lijzht\nayainst the threatened epidemic.\nThere are three main typos of influenza,\ntermed A. It. and 0 types. If the type can\nhe recoyni/.ed early enuuyli, proper vaccines\ncan be made in time and an epidemic avoid\ned. The Executive Board ot the l . N.\nHealth Organization believes that, by Idol,\nsufficient research will have been done to\nenable quick identification and mass distri\nbution of suitable vaccines to combat in\nfluenza epidemics. This .should la* excel\nlent news to all those who have sampled\nthe late t Hu epidemic in the Tinted States." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.558, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 3, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK9", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#4/source/BLOCK9" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0077", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0077", "label": "Babson Discusses", "dtoType": "document", "order": 92, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0077-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Babson Discusses\nKorea\nBabson Park Fla —-It may be\nof place for me—a mere\n•miisticiun 10 discuss Korea. I\n. .jsiied J i an China and the\npines: but h ive never been\n. . •»,. nvnPfiS\ni • ■■ modern v orld. which dares\nb ck to the Roman Empire. There\ntwo outstanding facts: \u003C1\u003E\n,Ki\u003Eme one nation war; always the\n■ i,,p doc \u0022 \u00272\u0027 That nation was\nus ially at war with some other\nnation which was a tempting to\ntip over her “apple-cart ”\n\u0027l l Roman Empire started\nA til good leaders and the best in\ntentions. but it was continually at\nwar. These wars wen not to seek\nmore power but to prevent other\nnation., from seizing the power\nwinch Rome then held Every\nhigh setiooi student who has\nstudied ‘Caesar knows the story.\nFinally -Rome was economically\nexhausted with these continual\nconflicts, and the Roman Empire\ncollapsed. Later the Spanish\nEmprie look the leadership md\nwent through the . ame experi\nences. Then the French took the\nball.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Babson Discusses\nKorea\nBabson Park Fla —-It may be\nof place for me—a mere\n•miisticiun 10 discuss Korea. I\n. .jsiied J i an China and the\npines: but h ive never been\n. . •»,. nvnPfiS\ni • ■■ modern v orld. which dares\nb ck to the Roman Empire. There\ntwo outstanding facts: \u003C1\u003E\n,Ki\u003Eme one nation war; always the\n■ i,,p doc \u0022 \u00272\u0027 That nation was\nus ially at war with some other\nnation which was a tempting to\ntip over her “apple-cart ”\n\u0027l l Roman Empire started\nA til good leaders and the best in\ntentions. but it was continually at\nwar. These wars wen not to seek\nmore power but to prevent other\nnation., from seizing the power\nwinch Rome then held Every\nhigh setiooi student who has\nstudied ‘Caesar knows the story.\nFinally -Rome was economically\nexhausted with these continual\nconflicts, and the Roman Empire\ncollapsed. Later the Spanish\nEmprie look the leadership md\nwent through the . ame experi\nences. Then the French took the\nball." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5337, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 3, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK10", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#4/source/BLOCK10" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0078", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0078", "label": "REMEMBER THE BRITISH", "dtoType": "document", "order": 93, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0078-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "REMEMBER THE BRITISH\nFollowing Rome, Spain and\nFrance. England became the\nworld s greatest power. She held\nthis leadership until the first\nWorld War. Her battle cruisers\nwere in every port and she\npoliced the world, and was usually j\nfighting somewhere She just had 1\nto do this to hold her position i\nEngland also was rich and did\nthe world’s banking, insurance ■\nand shipping. The English Pound\nSterling was then the world\u0027s uni\nversal currency, as is our Dollar\ntoday. Germany, however, then\nlooked with envious eyes upon\nEngland, as Russia is now jealous\nof us. In her endeavoi to continue i\nas “top dog.\u0022 England went to j\nwar against Germany in 1914 and i\nagain in 1940. These last two wars\nbled Engalr.d so that she is now\na second-rate power There now is j\nlittle hope of her getting strong\nagain.\nWHAT ABOUT THE U. S. A.?\nThe United States is now the\nrichest and most powerful nation ,\nof the world. We have taken the J\nworld leadership from England. ■\nBut with this leadership comes\nresponsibilities. We must police j", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "REMEMBER THE BRITISH\nFollowing Rome, Spain and\nFrance. England became the\nworld s greatest power. She held\nthis leadership until the first\nWorld War. Her battle cruisers\nwere in every port and she\npoliced the world, and was usually j\nfighting somewhere She just had 1\nto do this to hold her position i\nEngland also was rich and did\nthe world’s banking, insurance ■\nand shipping. The English Pound\nSterling was then the world\u0027s uni\nversal currency, as is our Dollar\ntoday. Germany, however, then\nlooked with envious eyes upon\nEngland, as Russia is now jealous\nof us. In her endeavoi to continue i\nas “top dog.\u0022 England went to j\nwar against Germany in 1914 and i\nagain in 1940. These last two wars\nbled Engalr.d so that she is now\na second-rate power There now is j\nlittle hope of her getting strong\nagain.\nWHAT ABOUT THE U. S. A.?\nThe United States is now the\nrichest and most powerful nation ,\nof the world. We have taken the J\nworld leadership from England. ■\nBut with this leadership comes\nresponsibilities. We must police j" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5885, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 3, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK11", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#4/source/BLOCK11" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0079", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0079", "label": "the world. We ate likt a boy who :", "dtoType": "document", "order": 94, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0079-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "the world. We ate likt a boy who\n: ks the gang leader. In order to so\nremain, he starts no fights, but\nit some other boy . tarts .1 fight\n. witli him or with any member of\nMs gang, he must fight that up\n. start. Otherwise, he is no longer a\nleader. His influence is gone. This\nis the situation which tiie United\nStates has gotten into. We should\nblame no one It just happened.\nUnfortunately, we are like the\nt man who had the bull by the\ntail He was asking himself:\n\u0027 \u0027Shall I let go or hang on\u0027:\u0022 If we\n\u0027ate to defend our position of\nleadership we must continue to", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "the world. We ate likt a boy who\n: ks the gang leader. In order to so\nremain, he starts no fights, but\nit some other boy . tarts .1 fight\n. witli him or with any member of\nMs gang, he must fight that up\n. start. Otherwise, he is no longer a\nleader. His influence is gone. This\nis the situation which tiie United\nStates has gotten into. We should\nblame no one It just happened.\nUnfortunately, we are like the\nt man who had the bull by the\ntail He was asking himself:\n\u0027 \u0027Shall I let go or hang on\u0027:\u0022 If we\n\u0027ate to defend our position of\nleadership we must continue to" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5571, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 3, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK12", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#4/source/BLOCK12" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0080", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0080", "label": "field in Korea and where we an;", "dtoType": "document", "order": 95, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0080-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "field in Korea and where we an;\nchallenged. This means we must\n\u0027hang onto the bulls tail\u0022: but\nthis is and will continue to be an\nunhappy position. On the other\nhand, if we swallow our pride\nand withdraw from Korea we be\ncome a second-class nation.\nhi; can expect no peace\n1 have a strong feeling that the\nChinese will get tired ot the fight\ning Then Eisenhower will work\nout some kind of a temporary\npeace with Russia which will\n\u0022save face\u0022 all around. Hut it will\nbe only temporary. Russia does\nnot want World Wai III so long", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "field in Korea and where we an;\nchallenged. This means we must\n\u0027hang onto the bulls tail\u0022: but\nthis is and will continue to be an\nunhappy position. On the other\nhand, if we swallow our pride\nand withdraw from Korea we be\ncome a second-class nation.\nhi; can expect no peace\n1 have a strong feeling that the\nChinese will get tired ot the fight\ning Then Eisenhower will work\nout some kind of a temporary\npeace with Russia which will\n\u0022save face\u0022 all around. Hut it will\nbe only temporary. Russia does\nnot want World Wai III so long" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5455, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 3, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK13", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#4/source/BLOCK13" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0081", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0081", "label": "MEMBER", "dtoType": "document", "order": 96, "recordKind": "advertisement", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0081-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "MEMBER\nBE A\nWELL DRESSED MAN\nIN A KILKARE\nLAUNDRED SHIRT\n“Professional Laundering Cairo Helps\nYour Shirt Look Better . . .\nStay Take Now Longer. Too \u0022\nI\nPHONE 500 TODAY\n\u0027", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "MEMBER\nBE A\nWELL DRESSED MAN\nIN A KILKARE\nLAUNDRED SHIRT\n“Professional Laundering Cairo Helps\nYour Shirt Look Better . . .\nStay Take Now Longer. Too \u0022\nI\nPHONE 500 TODAY\n\u0027" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.755, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 3, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK14", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#4/source/BLOCK14" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0082", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0082", "label": "Letters to Editor", "dtoType": "document", "order": 97, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0082-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Letters to Editor\nCARRY ME BACK\nTO OI.D VIRGINNY\nI\u0027m down here in the Sunshine\nState\nWhere Bonded palm trees “row ;\nWhere flowers bloom in winter\ntime\nAnd tropic brei\u0027ve.s blow.\nLarge coconuts and oranges\nAre growing here til trees.\nAnd it gives quite a thrill to me\nTo see such sights as these.\nThe flowers here are beautiful.\nThe homes are lovely too:\nAnd many tilings of interest\nAre here for folks to view.\nI have seen great alligatoi\nHere basking in the sun:\nThe weight of some of these large\nbrutes\nExceeds a half a ton\nThe bathing beaches here are fine.\nAnd in the tropic sun\nThe bathers ride the white cap\nlied waves,\nEnjoying life and fun.\nWhen it’s Virginia winter time\nIt does seems strange to me.\nTo see the folks in bathing suits\nI\n1 Here bathing in the sea\nThey claim this is a wonder state,\nAnd in these claims there\u0027s truth,\nBut I have not found that foun\ntain\nTo bring me back my youth\nFor. like old Ponce de Leon.\n1 now have learned to know\nWe cannot find our yout h a s ain\nNo matter where we go\ni And w hile this is a charming place\nTo visit for a while.\nIf really think Virginia turn\nIt beaten by a mile.\nTho waving palms and tropic\nskies\nMay -live me some thrills.\nI better like Virginia with\nHer valleys and her lulls\nNostalgically yours.\nI D. Whitat ker\nPalm Bench. Fla.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Letters to Editor\nCARRY ME BACK\nTO OI.D VIRGINNY\nI\u0027m down here in the Sunshine\nState\nWhere Bonded palm trees “row ;\nWhere flowers bloom in winter\ntime\nAnd tropic brei\u0027ve.s blow.\nLarge coconuts and oranges\nAre growing here til trees.\nAnd it gives quite a thrill to me\nTo see such sights as these.\nThe flowers here are beautiful.\nThe homes are lovely too:\nAnd many tilings of interest\nAre here for folks to view.\nI have seen great alligatoi\nHere basking in the sun:\nThe weight of some of these large\nbrutes\nExceeds a half a ton\nThe bathing beaches here are fine.\nAnd in the tropic sun\nThe bathers ride the white cap\nlied waves,\nEnjoying life and fun.\nWhen it’s Virginia winter time\nIt does seems strange to me.\nTo see the folks in bathing suits\nI\n1 Here bathing in the sea\nThey claim this is a wonder state,\nAnd in these claims there\u0027s truth,\nBut I have not found that foun\ntain\nTo bring me back my youth\nFor. like old Ponce de Leon.\n1 now have learned to know\nWe cannot find our yout h a s ain\nNo matter where we go\ni And w hile this is a charming place\nTo visit for a while.\nIf really think Virginia turn\nIt beaten by a mile.\nTho waving palms and tropic\nskies\nMay -live me some thrills.\nI better like Virginia with\nHer valleys and her lulls\nNostalgically yours.\nI D. Whitat ker\nPalm Bench. Fla." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5197, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 3, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK15", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#4/source/BLOCK15" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0083", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0083", "label": "Double Check", "dtoType": "document", "order": 98, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0083-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Double Check\nSince the Russians pulled the\nplug out of the Jew dam . .\nthings been a-humming. Believe\nvou me the old Rams horn i.s net\nting mighty ixiptilar and Isralite\nare blowing their own horn?\nas Stalin lives: but she is deter\nmined to worry us and bleed us\nesconomicallv so long as she can\ndo so.\nMothers, sisters and sweet- i\nhearts arc very anxious to end the\nKorean Wat I think this will be\ndone with honor. But, I furthei\nforecast that, within a year after\nthe Korean peace, trouble will\nbreak out elsewhere. We till must\nexpect our sons to be sent to\ntight somewhere at some time.\nThe sooner we get used to both\nworries and taxes, the better for1\nall concerned.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Double Check\nSince the Russians pulled the\nplug out of the Jew dam . .\nthings been a-humming. Believe\nvou me the old Rams horn i.s net\nting mighty ixiptilar and Isralite\nare blowing their own horn?\nas Stalin lives: but she is deter\nmined to worry us and bleed us\nesconomicallv so long as she can\ndo so.\nMothers, sisters and sweet- i\nhearts arc very anxious to end the\nKorean Wat I think this will be\ndone with honor. But, I furthei\nforecast that, within a year after\nthe Korean peace, trouble will\nbreak out elsewhere. We till must\nexpect our sons to be sent to\ntight somewhere at some time.\nThe sooner we get used to both\nworries and taxes, the better for1\nall concerned." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5608, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 3, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK16", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#4/source/BLOCK16" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0084", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0084", "label": "Ameticu i.. river tit rp u: Tli Ooeans edge.", "dtoType": "document", "order": 99, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0084-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Ameticu i.. river tit rp u: Tli\nOoeans edge. Tideland Ls aughful\nargument.\nTaking down the reiling when\nwhat ve need is a floor makes\ngood reading but \u003Co-misundev\nstandable to the consumer. K\\.-n\nthe Republicans cunt under\nstandable to the consumer liven\nthe Republicans can . undo!stfind\ntill the goings.\nV\u0027ontiled the Gold in Port Knox\n. . the Democrats hadn\u0027t took a\nmite . . . yep It\u0027s all there.\nI ..", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Ameticu i.. river tit rp u: Tli\nOoeans edge. Tideland Ls aughful\nargument.\nTaking down the reiling when\nwhat ve need is a floor makes\ngood reading but \u003Co-misundev\nstandable to the consumer. 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Miss Sho\nwalter song \u0022Ave Miria and \u0027\u0027On\nRichmond Hill\u0022, among her selec\ntions.\nMrs. Wallace LaPrade was wel\ncomed into the club at this meet\ning Mrs. LaPrade is a transfer\nfrom the James River Junior\nWoman\u0027s Club in Richmond.\nMrs. S. W. Putney. Jr., gave\nthe program for ti.e club banquet\nto be held at Longwood House on\nSaturday. February 21. at which\ntime the Juniors will have their\nhusbands as guests.\nThe March .eeting of the\nFai n ville Junior Woman\u0027s Club\nwill be a luncheon at which time.\nMrs. Hardy W Carson. Jr., of\nPulaski. State Junior Vice-Presi\ndent will be guest speaker.\nChairman Issues\nFinal MJrch Dimes\nAppeal; $3,938.87 In\nE E. Ccok. March of Limes\ncampaign chairman, today re\nminded citizens that it is not too\nlate to contribute. The campaign\norganizations is continuing its\nfund raising effort and gifts may\nbe taken to the fund treasurer,\nH L Newbill. Jr. at Farmville\nFurniture Co . or mailed to March\nof Dimes. Farmville. Va.\nMr. Cook today urged workers\nto complete solicitation lists and\nmake final ports of funds. Trea\nsurer Newbill has r reived $3,938 -\n87 in the current campaign.\n\u0022Workers, the treasurer\u0027s office,\nand county polio chapter officers\nare hopeful of obtaining more\nfunds.\u0022 Mr. Cook said \u0022I hope all\nthose who were missed during the\nactive campaign will now offer to\nshare in this splendid cause, with\nsuch a heavy need.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Junior Woman’s\nClub Enjoys Guest\nMusical Program\nMiss Martha Showalter, ac\ncompanied by Miss Ethel Gordon,\nboth of the Lynchburg Junior\nWoman\u0027s Club entertained with a\nmusical program at tne February\nmeeting, of the Farmville Junior\nWoman\u0027s Club on Wednesday af\nternoon of last week. Miss Sho\nwalter song \u0022Ave Miria and \u0027\u0027On\nRichmond Hill\u0022, among her selec\ntions.\nMrs. Wallace LaPrade was wel\ncomed into the club at this meet\ning Mrs. LaPrade is a transfer\nfrom the James River Junior\nWoman\u0027s Club in Richmond.\nMrs. S. W. Putney. Jr., gave\nthe program for ti.e club banquet\nto be held at Longwood House on\nSaturday. February 21. at which\ntime the Juniors will have their\nhusbands as guests.\nThe March .eeting of the\nFai n ville Junior Woman\u0027s Club\nwill be a luncheon at which time.\nMrs. Hardy W Carson. Jr., of\nPulaski. State Junior Vice-Presi\ndent will be guest speaker.\nChairman Issues\nFinal MJrch Dimes\nAppeal; $3,938.87 In\nE E. Ccok. March of Limes\ncampaign chairman, today re\nminded citizens that it is not too\nlate to contribute. The campaign\norganizations is continuing its\nfund raising effort and gifts may\nbe taken to the fund treasurer,\nH L Newbill. Jr. at Farmville\nFurniture Co . or mailed to March\nof Dimes. Farmville. Va.\nMr. Cook today urged workers\nto complete solicitation lists and\nmake final ports of funds. Trea\nsurer Newbill has r reived $3,938 -\n87 in the current campaign.\n\u0022Workers, the treasurer\u0027s office,\nand county polio chapter officers\nare hopeful of obtaining more\nfunds.\u0022 Mr. Cook said \u0022I hope all\nthose who were missed during the\nactive campaign will now offer to\nshare in this splendid cause, with\nsuch a heavy need." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.635, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 5, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK2", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#6/source/BLOCK2" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0134", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0134", "label": "Dinner Follows", "dtoType": "document", "order": 160, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0134-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Dinner Follows\nBentlev-Hanes\nRehearsal Friday\nThe Bentley - Hanes wedding\nparty and intimate friends were\nentertained Friday night at Ijong\nv ood House, follow me the w ed\nding rehearsal.\nHostesses were Misses Anne C.\nOrgain and Anne W Charlton of\nRichmond, bridesmaids, and Miss\nHanes’ mother. Mrs. J Garland\nHanes\nPlace\u0027 were set for i seven\no’clock bridal dinner In places of\nhonor were Miss Eloise I! ines anr:\nthe Rev Bentley, who were united\nin marriage the follmvms day at\nJohns Memorial Episcopal\nChurch.\nMiss Gentry’s\nEngagement Told\nMr. and Mrs. Joseph As Gentry,\nof Shelby. Va . have announced\nthe engagement of their daughter\nBarbara I.ee. to Samuel Ross San\nford. son of Mrs. H. E. Sanford,\nof Rapidan, and the late Mr. San\nford\nMiss Gentry attended Mary\nWashington College and the Uni\nversity of Virginia. She is the\ncousin of Mrs. Walter Edwards, of\nFarmville.\nThe wedding will take place\nFebruary 28\nASA Alumnae\nPlan Spring Events\nThe Farmville Alumnae Chap\nter of Alpha Sigma Alpha of\nLongwood College, un i at 7:30 p\nm. on Tuesday. Fob. o. with Miss\nKatherine Watkins to discuss\nplans for the Sitting semester.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Dinner Follows\nBentlev-Hanes\nRehearsal Friday\nThe Bentley - Hanes wedding\nparty and intimate friends were\nentertained Friday night at Ijong\nv ood House, follow me the w ed\nding rehearsal.\nHostesses were Misses Anne C.\nOrgain and Anne W Charlton of\nRichmond, bridesmaids, and Miss\nHanes’ mother. Mrs. J Garland\nHanes\nPlace\u0027 were set for i seven\no’clock bridal dinner In places of\nhonor were Miss Eloise I! ines anr:\nthe Rev Bentley, who were united\nin marriage the follmvms day at\nJohns Memorial Episcopal\nChurch.\nMiss Gentry’s\nEngagement Told\nMr. and Mrs. Joseph As Gentry,\nof Shelby. Va . have announced\nthe engagement of their daughter\nBarbara I.ee. to Samuel Ross San\nford. son of Mrs. H. E. Sanford,\nof Rapidan, and the late Mr. San\nford\nMiss Gentry attended Mary\nWashington College and the Uni\nversity of Virginia. She is the\ncousin of Mrs. Walter Edwards, of\nFarmville.\nThe wedding will take place\nFebruary 28\nASA Alumnae\nPlan Spring Events\nThe Farmville Alumnae Chap\nter of Alpha Sigma Alpha of\nLongwood College, un i at 7:30 p\nm. on Tuesday. Fob. o. with Miss\nKatherine Watkins to discuss\nplans for the Sitting semester." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5667, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 5, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK3", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#6/source/BLOCK3" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0135", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0135", "label": "Jack YenaMe.", "dtoType": "document", "order": 161, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0135-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Jack YenaMe.\nFiancee I lonored\nMrs V. I) Venablt entertained\ninformally Saturday evening.\nFebruary 14. in honor of her son.\n.tack Venable, and his fiancee.\nMiss Anne Thornton Phillips, of\nLynchburg.\nBirth Announced\nMr. and Mrs. C L. Tench an\nnounce the birth ol a daughter.\nCarolyn Wilson, on Wednesday.\nFeb. 11. at the Petersburg. Va..\nGeneral Hospital.\nBirth Announced\nMr. and Mr Albert M Gre\ngory. rf St Petersburg. Fla., an\nnounce the birth ol a soil. Wil\nliam Albert, on Friday. Feb. 13.\nMrs. Gregory is the daughter of\nMr. and Mrs. William F Wtkins.\nof Farntvillo.\nMiss Frances Elizabeth Armi\nMead. Mrs. Mary Scott Harwood,\nMrs. Kathryn Newman Bageant.\nand Mrs. Billie Stebbms Hubard.\nof Farmville. have r. gistcred for\nthe second semester .u Longwood\nCollege. Mrs. Hubard. Mrs. Har\nwood, and Mr* Hr* .ant arc art\nHJudeai#", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Jack YenaMe.\nFiancee I lonored\nMrs V. I) Venablt entertained\ninformally Saturday evening.\nFebruary 14. in honor of her son.\n.tack Venable, and his fiancee.\nMiss Anne Thornton Phillips, of\nLynchburg.\nBirth Announced\nMr. and Mrs. C L. Tench an\nnounce the birth ol a daughter.\nCarolyn Wilson, on Wednesday.\nFeb. 11. at the Petersburg. Va..\nGeneral Hospital.\nBirth Announced\nMr. and Mr Albert M Gre\ngory. rf St Petersburg. Fla., an\nnounce the birth ol a soil. Wil\nliam Albert, on Friday. Feb. 13.\nMrs. Gregory is the daughter of\nMr. and Mrs. William F Wtkins.\nof Farntvillo.\nMiss Frances Elizabeth Armi\nMead. Mrs. Mary Scott Harwood,\nMrs. Kathryn Newman Bageant.\nand Mrs. Billie Stebbms Hubard.\nof Farmville. have r. gistcred for\nthe second semester .u Longwood\nCollege. Mrs. Hubard. Mrs. Har\nwood, and Mr* Hr* .ant arc art\nHJudeai#" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5521, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 5, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK4", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#6/source/BLOCK4" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0136", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0136", "label": "Club Calendar", "dtoType": "document", "order": 162, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0136-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Club Calendar\nMission Study Class. Farmville\nMethodist Church, Tuesday, Feb\n17. at 8 p. m . Junior Room of\nChurch Dr Charles Lane will\n: discuss \u0022Africa.\u0022\n• # *\nNora Lancaster Garden Club\nTuesday. Feb. 17. at 3:30 p. m.\nwith Mrs. Bruce Spencer, Hamp\nden-Sydney Road. Mrs. C. Willard\nHart, guest speaker.\n• • *\nAltar Society of Johns Me\nmorial Church will hold its busi\nness meeting 3:30 p. in.. Tuesday,\nat the home of Mrs. J. A Vache,\n402 High St.\n• • •\nAmerican Legion Auxiliary—\nTuesday. Feb. 17, at 8 p. m.. in\nthe home of Mrs. S W. Putney.\nCo-hostesses will be Mrs. Edwin\nT. Anderson and Miss Anna Dick\nhoff, and program leader will be\nMrs. T. A. McCorkle. Americanism\nchairman.\n» • •\nJudith Randolph Chapter, D.\nA. R.. Patriotic dinner Longwood\nHouse. Thursday. Feb. 19, 6:45\nP. M. Col. D. W. Paulette, speaker\nMrs. James M. Battle, of Ra\nleigh. N. C. was the week end\nguest of Mr. and Mrs. j B. Wall\nMrs. Battle is the former Miss\nElizabeth Lewis, of Farmville.\n• • •\nMrs. Virginia Dealing and\ndaughter. Jo. have returned after\nvisiting Mrs. Dearing\u0027s sister.\nMrs. Ben Judy and Dr. Judy in\nClarksville. Va.\n• • •\nMiss Mildred Lancsater. of\nRichmond, spent the week end\nhere with her mother, Mrs. J. P\nLancaster.\n• • •\nRalph Wilson, a freshman stu\ndent at VPI. spent several days\nbetween sessions here with his\nparents. Mr. and Mrs. It. D. Wil\nson.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Club Calendar\nMission Study Class. Farmville\nMethodist Church, Tuesday, Feb\n17. at 8 p. m . Junior Room of\nChurch Dr Charles Lane will\n: discuss \u0022Africa.\u0022\n• # *\nNora Lancaster Garden Club\nTuesday. Feb. 17. at 3:30 p. m.\nwith Mrs. Bruce Spencer, Hamp\nden-Sydney Road. Mrs. C. Willard\nHart, guest speaker.\n• • *\nAltar Society of Johns Me\nmorial Church will hold its busi\nness meeting 3:30 p. in.. Tuesday,\nat the home of Mrs. J. A Vache,\n402 High St.\n• • •\nAmerican Legion Auxiliary—\nTuesday. Feb. 17, at 8 p. m.. in\nthe home of Mrs. S W. Putney.\nCo-hostesses will be Mrs. Edwin\nT. Anderson and Miss Anna Dick\nhoff, and program leader will be\nMrs. T. A. McCorkle. Americanism\nchairman.\n» • •\nJudith Randolph Chapter, D.\nA. R.. Patriotic dinner Longwood\nHouse. Thursday. Feb. 19, 6:45\nP. M. Col. D. W. Paulette, speaker\nMrs. James M. Battle, of Ra\nleigh. N. C. was the week end\nguest of Mr. and Mrs. j B. Wall\nMrs. Battle is the former Miss\nElizabeth Lewis, of Farmville.\n• • •\nMrs. Virginia Dealing and\ndaughter. Jo. have returned after\nvisiting Mrs. Dearing\u0027s sister.\nMrs. Ben Judy and Dr. Judy in\nClarksville. Va.\n• • •\nMiss Mildred Lancsater. of\nRichmond, spent the week end\nhere with her mother, Mrs. J. P\nLancaster.\n• • •\nRalph Wilson, a freshman stu\ndent at VPI. spent several days\nbetween sessions here with his\nparents. Mr. and Mrs. It. D. 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Smith\nAcademy students were given a\nweek end holiday between aca\ndemic sessions\n• • •\nDr. J. Weldon Smith, of Rich\nmond. will arrive litre Tuesday\nfor an extended visit witli his son\nand daughter-in-law. Dr. and\nMrs. W Edward Smith.\n• • •\nMr. and Mrs. Julian Fowlkes\nspent the week end m Arlington.\nVa.. with Mr. FowlkcV uncle and\naunt. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Soyars\nMr. and Mrs. Beit Timberlake\nhave moved into thc.r new home\non Garland street\n• • •\nMr. and Mrs. Winston ©. Noel\nwere week end guests of Mr and\nMrs. J. A. Armistead. Jr., at South\nHill. Va.\n• • •\nMiss Minnie Rodgeis spent the\nweek end with Mr. and Mrs. B F.\nCanfield, in Lynchburg.\nMr. and Mrs. Peter Sardo. for\nmerly faculty members at Farm\nville Elementary School, now\nteaching in the public school sys\ntem at Westminister. Mri . were\nweek end guests ot Dr. and Mrs.\nCharles Lane. Both Mr. and Mrs.\nSardo are teaching .it present.\nSuperintendent of Schools T. J. :\nMcllwame left Friday to attend\nsessions of the American Asso\nciation of Sch-ol Administration,\nat. Atlantic City. N. J. Supt. Mc\nIlwaine will return to his office\nhere Thursday.\n• •\nHarry Pcarloic has returned to\nFarmville after a week\u0027s visit with\nhis sister, Mrs. Hyman Fisher, at\nCharleston. W. Va.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Berkley Smith, a student at\nRandolph-Macon Academy, spent\nthe week end here with his par\nents. Dr. and Mrs. W. E. Smith\nAcademy students were given a\nweek end holiday between aca\ndemic sessions\n• • •\nDr. J. Weldon Smith, of Rich\nmond. will arrive litre Tuesday\nfor an extended visit witli his son\nand daughter-in-law. Dr. and\nMrs. W Edward Smith.\n• • •\nMr. and Mrs. Julian Fowlkes\nspent the week end m Arlington.\nVa.. with Mr. FowlkcV uncle and\naunt. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Soyars\nMr. and Mrs. Beit Timberlake\nhave moved into thc.r new home\non Garland street\n• • •\nMr. and Mrs. Winston ©. Noel\nwere week end guests of Mr and\nMrs. J. A. Armistead. Jr., at South\nHill. Va.\n• • •\nMiss Minnie Rodgeis spent the\nweek end with Mr. and Mrs. B F.\nCanfield, in Lynchburg.\nMr. and Mrs. Peter Sardo. for\nmerly faculty members at Farm\nville Elementary School, now\nteaching in the public school sys\ntem at Westminister. Mri . were\nweek end guests ot Dr. and Mrs.\nCharles Lane. Both Mr. and Mrs.\nSardo are teaching .it present.\nSuperintendent of Schools T. J. :\nMcllwame left Friday to attend\nsessions of the American Asso\nciation of Sch-ol Administration,\nat. Atlantic City. N. J. Supt. Mc\nIlwaine will return to his office\nhere Thursday.\n• •\nHarry Pcarloic has returned to\nFarmville after a week\u0027s visit with\nhis sister, Mrs. Hyman Fisher, at\nCharleston. W. 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Mr. Henley\nWed Saturday\nThe marriage of Miss Annie\nEloise Hanes, daughter of Mrs 1\nJames Garland Hanes, or Farm\nvillp. and the late Mr Hanes, to\nthe Rev George Gray Henlev. son\nof the R,ev. and Mrs. Earle Erwin\nHenley, of Madison, took place at\n4 30 p m., Saturday. Feb. 14, in\nJohns Memorial Episcopal\nChurch. The Rev. Jean A Vache\npastor, officiated, and the Rev\nEarle Erwin Henley, father of the\ngroom, assisted.\nDavid Crute sang \u0022O Perfect\nLove.\u0022 preceding the ceremony.\nGiven in marriage by her bro\nther. James Garland Hanes, of\nRichmond, the bride wore a dress\nof ivory satin fashioned with a\nbodice cf Chantilly lace and seed\npearls. The full skirt had a wide\ncircular train. Her veil of import\ned illusion was caught, by a clothe\nof satin and pearls, and she car\nried a prayer book with white or\nchids and lily of the valley.\nMiss Martha Louise Scott, of i\nMartinsburg. W. Va.. was the maid\nof honor. Other attendants were\nMrs James Garland Hanes, sister\nin-law of the bride. Miss Anne\nCrllier Orgain and Miss Anne\nWingfield Charlton, all of Rich\nmond\nThe attendants woie emerald\ngreen dresses and carried yellow .\njonquils and tulips.\nThe Rev. John Anson Mote, of\nWashington. D. C.. was the best j\nman. Groomsmen were Earle Er- i\nwin Henley, Jr., of Waynesboro;!\nRobert Orgain Henley, of Madi- \\\nson. brothers of the groom: the\nRev. William Wesley Laughlm.\nJr., of Alexandria, and the Rev\nReginald Harrell Potts, III. of\nNewport News.\nAfter a reception at Longwood :\nHouse, the couple left for a\nSouthern wedding trip. They will\nmake their home in Alexandria.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Miss Eloise Hanes\nRev. Mr. Henley\nWed Saturday\nThe marriage of Miss Annie\nEloise Hanes, daughter of Mrs 1\nJames Garland Hanes, or Farm\nvillp. and the late Mr Hanes, to\nthe Rev George Gray Henlev. son\nof the R,ev. and Mrs. Earle Erwin\nHenley, of Madison, took place at\n4 30 p m., Saturday. Feb. 14, in\nJohns Memorial Episcopal\nChurch. The Rev. Jean A Vache\npastor, officiated, and the Rev\nEarle Erwin Henley, father of the\ngroom, assisted.\nDavid Crute sang \u0022O Perfect\nLove.\u0022 preceding the ceremony.\nGiven in marriage by her bro\nther. James Garland Hanes, of\nRichmond, the bride wore a dress\nof ivory satin fashioned with a\nbodice cf Chantilly lace and seed\npearls. The full skirt had a wide\ncircular train. Her veil of import\ned illusion was caught, by a clothe\nof satin and pearls, and she car\nried a prayer book with white or\nchids and lily of the valley.\nMiss Martha Louise Scott, of i\nMartinsburg. W. Va.. was the maid\nof honor. Other attendants were\nMrs James Garland Hanes, sister\nin-law of the bride. Miss Anne\nCrllier Orgain and Miss Anne\nWingfield Charlton, all of Rich\nmond\nThe attendants woie emerald\ngreen dresses and carried yellow .\njonquils and tulips.\nThe Rev. John Anson Mote, of\nWashington. D. C.. was the best j\nman. Groomsmen were Earle Er- i\nwin Henley, Jr., of Waynesboro;!\nRobert Orgain Henley, of Madi- \\\nson. brothers of the groom: the\nRev. William Wesley Laughlm.\nJr., of Alexandria, and the Rev\nReginald Harrell Potts, III. of\nNewport News.\nAfter a reception at Longwood :\nHouse, the couple left for a\nSouthern wedding trip. 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K\nAndrews will accompany their\nhusbands to Roanoke Wednesday\nto attend sessions of tlie Virginia\nBuilding Material Association at\nHotel Roanoke.\nDr. A. M. DoMuth. James Boyce\nClark and L. S. Bailey. Farmville\nMasons, attended sessions of the\n175th annual convention of the\nVirginia Grand Lodge of Masons\nFebruary 10 and 11. at Roanoke\nKoine 700 Virginia Masons and of\nficers of Grand Lodges in 16 states\nattended.\nBilly Newman. Joe Garland and\nBerryman Green. Jr., students at\nSt. Christopher\u0027s School. Rich\nmond spent the week end here\nwith their families. Mr and Mrs.\nWilliam Newman. Mr. and Mrs.\nR K. Garland and Berryman\nGreen.\n• * *\nFrank Blanton, an intern :n sur\ngery at Johns Hopkins University\nHe spital, is spending a two-week\nvacation here with his mother,\nMrs. F. S. Blanton.\nCoach and Mis. R C Gilmer\nspent the week end with Mrs. Gil- -\nmcr\u0027s parent..-. Mr and Mrs. Har\nold Rutter, in Lynchburg.\nMr and Mr-. Sydnor C. New\nman returned to Farmville Sun\nday after a three-week vacation :\nvisit at West Palm Beach. Fla.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Mrs. Vernon Chambers return\ned to her home at Riee Friday\nafter spending several weeks with\nher daughter. Mrs. Maurice R. I\nLarge, and Mr. Large.\n• • •\nMrs. M R Large and Mrs I,. K\nAndrews will accompany their\nhusbands to Roanoke Wednesday\nto attend sessions of tlie Virginia\nBuilding Material Association at\nHotel Roanoke.\nDr. A. M. DoMuth. James Boyce\nClark and L. S. Bailey. Farmville\nMasons, attended sessions of the\n175th annual convention of the\nVirginia Grand Lodge of Masons\nFebruary 10 and 11. at Roanoke\nKoine 700 Virginia Masons and of\nficers of Grand Lodges in 16 states\nattended.\nBilly Newman. Joe Garland and\nBerryman Green. Jr., students at\nSt. Christopher\u0027s School. Rich\nmond spent the week end here\nwith their families. Mr and Mrs.\nWilliam Newman. Mr. and Mrs.\nR K. Garland and Berryman\nGreen.\n• * *\nFrank Blanton, an intern :n sur\ngery at Johns Hopkins University\nHe spital, is spending a two-week\nvacation here with his mother,\nMrs. F. S. Blanton.\nCoach and Mis. R C Gilmer\nspent the week end with Mrs. Gil- -\nmcr\u0027s parent..-. Mr and Mrs. Har\nold Rutter, in Lynchburg.\nMr and Mr-. Sydnor C. New\nman returned to Farmville Sun\nday after a three-week vacation :\nvisit at West Palm Beach. 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Mr and Mrs. K D Brooks.\n• • •\nMiss Sally Evahs. of Lynchburg,\nwas the week end guest of Miss\nAnn Paige Jones.\nBilly Grigg, a student -ftt Emory\nand Henry College, visited Mr.\nand Mrs. S. C. Newman hero Sun\nday.\u0027\n• • •\nRonald Coleman and Elliott\nBooker III. students at V.W1. spent\nthe week end here with Ronald\u0027s\nparents. Mr. and Mrs. R E Cole\nman.\n• • •\nMrs. R. J Woodburn and her\nmother. Mrs. \\V R. Belcher, of\nMan. W. Ya . were week end\nguests of Mrs. Ruby Woodburn\n•\nGuests of Mr and Mrs, J. H\nYoung are Mrs. \\V. J. C’ulross. of\nWilliamson. W Ya . Mr and Mrs.\nW I-’ strong, of Silver Springs.\nMd,\n• * •\nMrs. Grady Wright will leave\nTuesday to join her moth\u003C: . Mrs\nE. I, Andrew-, m Philadelphia,\nand they expert to leave by plane\nWednesday from New York for\nPuerta Rico where they will be\nguests of Mrs. Andrews\u0027 daugh\nter. Mrs. Henry Clay Boyd and\nfamily for the next two weeks\nMr and Mrs John Graff and\nfive months old son. Danny, are\noccupying an apartment in the\nhome of Mrs W 11 Baldwin on\nBuffalo street Mr. Graff has re\nturned to the Distn. t Forest of\nfice here as District Fire. Chief,\nafter serving as district forester\nfor some time at Tappahannock\nMrs. Graff is the former Vaughn\nAtchley, of Farmville.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Edgar Brooks, a student at St.\nChristophers School. Richmond,\nspent the week end with his par\nents. Mr and Mrs. K D Brooks.\n• • •\nMiss Sally Evahs. of Lynchburg,\nwas the week end guest of Miss\nAnn Paige Jones.\nBilly Grigg, a student -ftt Emory\nand Henry College, visited Mr.\nand Mrs. S. C. Newman hero Sun\nday.\u0027\n• • •\nRonald Coleman and Elliott\nBooker III. students at V.W1. spent\nthe week end here with Ronald\u0027s\nparents. Mr. and Mrs. R E Cole\nman.\n• • •\nMrs. R. J Woodburn and her\nmother. Mrs. \\V R. Belcher, of\nMan. W. Ya . were week end\nguests of Mrs. Ruby Woodburn\n•\nGuests of Mr and Mrs, J. H\nYoung are Mrs. \\V. J. C’ulross. of\nWilliamson. W Ya . Mr and Mrs.\nW I-’ strong, of Silver Springs.\nMd,\n• * •\nMrs. Grady Wright will leave\nTuesday to join her moth\u003C: . Mrs\nE. I, Andrew-, m Philadelphia,\nand they expert to leave by plane\nWednesday from New York for\nPuerta Rico where they will be\nguests of Mrs. Andrews\u0027 daugh\nter. Mrs. Henry Clay Boyd and\nfamily for the next two weeks\nMr and Mrs John Graff and\nfive months old son. Danny, are\noccupying an apartment in the\nhome of Mrs W 11 Baldwin on\nBuffalo street Mr. Graff has re\nturned to the Distn. t Forest of\nfice here as District Fire. Chief,\nafter serving as district forester\nfor some time at Tappahannock\nMrs. Graff is the former Vaughn\nAtchley, of Farmville." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.539, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 5, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK11", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#6/source/BLOCK11" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0143", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0143", "label": "Rev. Mr. Yaclie Lists", "dtoType": "document", "order": 169, "recordKind": "advertisement", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0143-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Rev. Mr. Yaclie Lists\nLenten Services\nLenten services a I Johns Me\nmorial Episcopal Church will be\ngin Ash Wednesday, reb 18. with\nHoly Communion at 7; 1 ,r\u003E a. ill.\nThe same day services will be held\nat 11 a. m.. with communion, and\nat 8 p. m.. with a Lenten address\nThroughout the in nod of Lent,\nthe Rev. Jean A V\u0027aclie. rector,\nwill have services each Monday at\n8 p. m.. in a series on The Wor\nship of the Church \u0027; each Wed\n■\nEnd?. Today (Tuesday)\ni\ni\nI\nI\nAnd Thursday\n*Bf mu Dt iouf win swiwa\nERI. AM) SAT.\n••AIV\\\u003CHi; AVAR NMOKI\n— AM) —\n\u0022TROPICAI, HEAT \\\\ AVE\u0022", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Rev. Mr. Yaclie Lists\nLenten Services\nLenten services a I Johns Me\nmorial Episcopal Church will be\ngin Ash Wednesday, reb 18. with\nHoly Communion at 7; 1 ,r\u003E a. ill.\nThe same day services will be held\nat 11 a. m.. with communion, and\nat 8 p. m.. with a Lenten address\nThroughout the in nod of Lent,\nthe Rev. 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Sunday, at Doyne Fun\nera! Horne ln’ermeni took place\nin West-view Cemetery\nMrs Sweeney died Friday after -\n( noon. Feb. 13. at net Farmvillt\nresident\u0027. She had been dl foi\nabout five weeks.\nThe former Miss Clara Frances\nMorns, she was the daughter of\nMr. and Mr W Morris She\nwas born July 13. 188(1. m Appo\nmattox county\nSin1 was thi\u003E willow of O. R\nSweeney, whom she married May\n1011. m Lynchburg Mr and Mrs\nSweeney lived in Appomattox\ncounty for 14 years after their\nmarriage They had made their\nhome in Prince Edward county\nfor the past 38 years\nMrs Sweeney was a member of\nthe Appomattox Baptist Church\nshe is sunned by a daughter.\nMrs. Nellie Sweeney Kidwell. o:\nFarmville: three sisters and four\nbrothers. Mrs. Lucy Stevens, of\nLynchburg. Mrs. Edward May\nberry. of Appomattox. Mrs. Mat\nlie Coleman, ot Washington. D.\nC. Witt. Charlie and A. T. 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Booth. of\nFarmville. was held Saturday\nafternoon at Coilnis Funeral\nHome Burial took place m Abi\nlene Methodist Church Cemetery.\nThe child died Thursday. Feb.\n12. in Duke University Hospital.\nBeside:; ... parents, lie »s sur\nvived by one sistei. Selester\nBooth.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Stokeley I). Booth,\nFarmville Youth,\nDies At Duke\nA funeral service for Stokeley\nDenison Booth, one-year-old son\nof Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Booth. of\nFarmville. was held Saturday\nafternoon at Coilnis Funeral\nHome Burial took place m Abi\nlene Methodist Church Cemetery.\nThe child died Thursday. Feb.\n12. in Duke University Hospital.\nBeside:; ... parents, lie »s sur\nvived by one sistei. 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Inter\nment took place in the church\ncemetei y.\nMrs. Card dice. Thursday,\nFeb Ilf at Newport News\nShe is survived by three sons.\nCarl. Kahl. and Earl Card, all of\nNewport News, and three grand\nchildren.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Mrs. Fanny Ii. Card.\nNewport News Dies\nA funeral service lor Mrs. Fan\nny 1! Card. 8j, of Newport News,\nwas held Sunday afternoon at\nAppomattox Presbyterian Church\nin Prince Edward county. Inter\nment took place in the church\ncemetei y.\nMrs. Card dice. Thursday,\nFeb Ilf at Newport News\nShe is survived by three sons.\nCarl. 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Cartersviu--.\nVa . three miles from CartersviUi.\non Saturday. February 21 al 2 ;\u003E\ntit. Oliver combine, vast! torn\npicket international disc plow.\nOliver disc harrow, small trade,\ntrailer, self line feedet, hanmu ■\nmill, corn sheller. wood saw tra; ■\ntor. attachable: Farmail M trac\ntor. hay, i j\\\\ and call, five p.x .\nhorse plow, wood saw belt, ham\n, mer mill^ht ’,1. two ; i actor ti •\u003C\nand rims 11-38. inu im roof me\nt Virginia O stout Admx D. 1’.,\nStout, administr. to;. Auction- •\nM. E. Blanton 2-13-2)1\nWANTED\nVENEER LOGS - Poplar and\nsweetguin. -1 miles east of Appo\nmattox. Virginia on 4tit) for pi a ,\nand specifications see Walker at\nyard Tuesday lhro\u0022-’h Friday\nFernun Veneer Corp. 1-‘2-1 flip\nDOGWOOD i.40, 1 GO eu. ft de\nlivered Nev. Canton. Va. Wr t\u003E\nfor .specification l.unde Gr-n\u003C\u0022-.\nStore. New Canton. Va 9-9-t*\nGOOD FARM i-.IIS to - vow pickle\nfor Lung. Sec Fai n.- r.s coop.-, li\nthe. Farmviiie. W. 1;. Stonne’l.\nCumberland H N Ewing, Mar..\nMeherrin. Va 3-6-2t’-p\nRABBITS Wanted to buy lai\nbaby rabbits. Contact 2 J. No,\nherrv Co.. Farmviiie. Va. 2-10-8!\nT\u003C)WN Farniv file ba.i opening in\nWater department, steady em\njploymen. good war.- Apply T -wn\nManager\u0027s office 2-6-.VI\nGROCERY CLERK - wanted in\nl arinville. Please state salaty ex\npected Experienced. \u0027I Box M\nFarmviiie Herald. F a r lit v i 11 e\n2-13-lip", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "AUCTION SALES\nFARM IMPLEMENTS at Mr\nForest Stout\u0027s farm. Cartersviu--.\nVa . three miles from CartersviUi.\non Saturday. February 21 al 2 ;\u003E\ntit. Oliver combine, vast! torn\npicket international disc plow.\nOliver disc harrow, small trade,\ntrailer, self line feedet, hanmu ■\nmill, corn sheller. wood saw tra; ■\ntor. attachable: Farmail M trac\ntor. hay, i j\\\\ and call, five p.x .\nhorse plow, wood saw belt, ham\n, mer mill^ht ’,1. two ; i actor ti •\u003C\nand rims 11-38. inu im roof me\nt Virginia O stout Admx D. 1’.,\nStout, administr. to;. Auction- •\nM. E. Blanton 2-13-2)1\nWANTED\nVENEER LOGS - Poplar and\nsweetguin. -1 miles east of Appo\nmattox. Virginia on 4tit) for pi a ,\nand specifications see Walker at\nyard Tuesday lhro\u0022-’h Friday\nFernun Veneer Corp. 1-‘2-1 flip\nDOGWOOD i.40, 1 GO eu. ft de\nlivered Nev. Canton. Va. Wr t\u003E\nfor .specification l.unde Gr-n\u003C\u0022-.\nStore. New Canton. Va 9-9-t*\nGOOD FARM i-.IIS to - vow pickle\nfor Lung. Sec Fai n.- r.s coop.-, li\nthe. Farmviiie. W. 1;. Stonne’l.\nCumberland H N Ewing, Mar..\nMeherrin. Va 3-6-2t’-p\nRABBITS Wanted to buy lai\nbaby rabbits. Contact 2 J. No,\nherrv Co.. Farmviiie. Va. 2-10-8!\nT\u003C)WN Farniv file ba.i opening in\nWater department, steady em\njploymen. good war.- Apply T -wn\nManager\u0027s office 2-6-.VI\nGROCERY CLERK - wanted in\nl arinville. Please state salaty ex\npected Experienced. \u0027I Box M\nFarmviiie Herald. 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Furmville when you and\nvour wile an home lor an inter\nview. - 2-13-21\n\\V OMAN Dependable win’ ■\nwoman io care for two small chil\ndren and hylit housework Ail\nmodern conveniences. Room,\nboard and salary Write Mr\nReed Miller Dillwyn, Va. 2-l3-2tp\nMAN for 46 cow dairy barn, aid\nalso experienced to opera! lam\nmachinery Reliable \u0027■ W Poe\nall, Jr., Jetersville, Va 2-17-lp\nM AN-—six da\u0022 • a week, to help at\nService Station Lon. wood Berv.ce\nStation, Hirh sin . FawuviUe\n2-17-r\nMISCE’I LANLOIJS two 1 rt{.\u003C i\nGuernsey heiL-v- Alfalfa and le.- -\npedeza liny (r-on.-e R Sim:h B\u0027*v\n35. Rice. Va 2-17-41", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "MAN-We have an oppeninys f •\n, inbitious men with car.--, who\nare interested in stead: work and\nhisth income Past exps leace ill\u0027\nsales work, service work and col\nlecune.s would lie helpful, lint not\nnecessary Reply io Box ML. ’\nHerald. Furmville when you and\nvour wile an home lor an inter\nview. - 2-13-21\n\\V OMAN Dependable win’ ■\nwoman io care for two small chil\ndren and hylit housework Ail\nmodern conveniences. Room,\nboard and salary Write Mr\nReed Miller Dillwyn, Va. 2-l3-2tp\nMAN for 46 cow dairy barn, aid\nalso experienced to opera! lam\nmachinery Reliable \u0027■ W Poe\nall, Jr., Jetersville, Va 2-17-lp\nM AN-—six da\u0022 • a week, to help at\nService Station Lon. wood Berv.ce\nStation, Hirh sin . FawuviUe\n2-17-r\nMISCE’I LANLOIJS two 1 rt{.\u003C i\nGuernsey heiL-v- Alfalfa and le.- -\npedeza liny (r-on.-e R Sim:h B\u0027*v\n35. Rice. 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N Alain S* K.irr villi\u0027 Vn i" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.531, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 6, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK15", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#7/source/BLOCK15" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0172", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0172", "label": "LEGAL NOTICES", "dtoType": "document", "order": 203, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0172-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "LEGAL NOTICES\nTlie undersigned. Planters Bank\nand This: Company of Farmvi\u0027le.\nFarmvillt . Virginia, oy virtue of\n■Ji\u0027rl i n of tlie Code of Vir\n■ ini.i. 1 ?•\u0022»(» as amended. hereby\n■mes -pullin\u0027 not ice ul its intention\nto Irausti\u0022 to Georgia Railroad\nBank and l list Company of An\nnua (\u0027n rcia, permanent ad\nl,i.na.l U\u0027tr 1 of tlie eft ate of A C.\nGi. j.- who wa.i one and the\name pi\u0027i.on as Augustus C.\nR of Augusta. Georgia, the\n, uni of 945.65. representing a\ncheckin\u0022 account ni the amount\nf $110.06 and a savings account\nn il l amount of $3,334.59 which\nthe salt! A C Griggs had with the\nundersigned bank at the time of\nhis death.\nBud bank, pursuant to the\nu honty above cited, further\nivv. notice of iis ,ntention to\ni \u0022.insfi\u0027i to said administrator,\nihe controls of a safe deposit box\noi s.i.il hank rented ill the name\nj\u003Ef tin!\u0027 said A C. Griggs.\nPI.ANTERB BANK AND TRUST\nCOMPANY OF FARMVILI.E.\nVIRGINIA\nBY C W HART. PRESIDENT\n2-10-4t", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "LEGAL NOTICES\nTlie undersigned. Planters Bank\nand This: Company of Farmvi\u0027le.\nFarmvillt . Virginia, oy virtue of\n■Ji\u0027rl i n of tlie Code of Vir\n■ ini.i. 1 ?•\u0022»(» as amended. hereby\n■mes -pullin\u0027 not ice ul its intention\nto Irausti\u0022 to Georgia Railroad\nBank and l list Company of An\nnua (\u0027n rcia, permanent ad\nl,i.na.l U\u0027tr 1 of tlie eft ate of A C.\nGi. j.- who wa.i one and the\name pi\u0027i.on as Augustus C.\nR of Augusta. Georgia, the\n, uni of 945.65. representing a\ncheckin\u0022 account ni the amount\nf $110.06 and a savings account\nn il l amount of $3,334.59 which\nthe salt! A C Griggs had with the\nundersigned bank at the time of\nhis death.\nBud bank, pursuant to the\nu honty above cited, further\nivv. notice of iis ,ntention to\ni \u0022.insfi\u0027i to said administrator,\nihe controls of a safe deposit box\noi s.i.il hank rented ill the name\nj\u003Ef tin!\u0027 said A C. Griggs.\nPI.ANTERB BANK AND TRUST\nCOMPANY OF FARMVILI.E.\nVIRGINIA\nBY C W HART. 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Apply\nin F ip , (■ Allen. 3101 Secend Ave..\n1: ichnjond. Va 2-10-tf\n------ ^ - - -*■ — - —\nHOUSE l,one wood Ave Apply to\ntown of F\u0027armvtlle Office, Main\nSt., Farmville. 2-10-3t\nROOM! for i a is. Heated. Avail\nnt)li Feb. \u0022ary 21. 502 First Ave.\n2-13-2p\nHOUSE 3 rooms with bath.\ns\u0027\\v!.v painted inside and out.\nAupiy Oral Vs Store 2-13-4p\n\u0027OFFICES for rent. Main street.\nmi h\u003C • . newly painted. Apply\nF;ck Pearlme Rhone 356. Farni\n. he. Va. 2-17-lOp\n,-a. iai—a.tiaraE3PM——an——", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "FOR RENT\nOFFICE SPACE second floor\nBoyne Buildin-\u0027. Main street. Miss\nElizabeth Burger. 2-3-tf\n•APARTMENT - furnished, newly\n• a-orufed. heat, water, private\ni ntraiif e See 703 Oak street,\n.\u0027•armville Rent by month. Apply\nin F ip , (■ Allen. 3101 Secend Ave..\n1: ichnjond. 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Quality |\n7 yds. $1. j\nPlastic DRAPES ,\nAll Colors. SI.00 Values *\n2 prs. $1. S j\n-- —\n—I II U.JuUagrr *.\nBroadcloth \u003C?r\nMATERIAL $l| ■\n4 rds- j j\nReceiving tfts\nBlankets $1\n3 for i", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "SHEETING\nl.l. Quality |\n7 yds. $1. j\nPlastic DRAPES ,\nAll Colors. SI.00 Values *\n2 prs. $1. S j\n-- —\n—I II U.JuUagrr *.\nBroadcloth \u003C?r\nMATERIAL $l| ■\n4 rds- j j\nReceiving tfts\nBlankets $1\n3 for i" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5513, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 6, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK36", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#7/source/BLOCK36" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0192", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0192", "label": "Plastic (’hair", "dtoType": "document", "order": 223, "recordKind": "advertisement", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0192-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Plastic (’hair\nCushions\nN9c Value\n2 for", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Plastic (’hair\nCushions\nN9c Value\n2 for" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6056, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 6, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK37", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#7/source/BLOCK37" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0193", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0193", "label": "FOR SALF", "dtoType": "document", "order": 224, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0193-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "FOR SALF\nINSURANCE—new disability and\nincome policy, special polio policy.\nHospitalization and polio policy\ncombined For details phone 468\noi\u0027 write Box 402. Annie V. Put\nney, Farmville. Va. 2-10-1 lp\nSPENCER Individual measure\nmeins for surgical and formfitting\ngarments. Also post me correcting.\nConsult Mrs. Annie V. Putney.\nBox 402. Phone 468. Farmville. Va.\n2-10-1lp\nHEED roclouned lespedeza seed.\n20e pound. F. M. In mg. Pamplin,\nVirginia. 2-10-61\n1 FSPEDEZA Cleaned lespedeza\nseed. No. 1 seed 22e No 1 hulled\nseed 25c. Eric E Robinson. R. 1.\nFarmville. Ya. 2-10-3tp\nFARM 70 acres. 7 dark: .6\nbright allotment, new tobacco\nb;n n: 20 acres open u.nd on river\nroad. 3 miles from Farmville. Call\nFarmville 550R or wiitc Alvin C\nMott’.cy, R l.iiVctoiia. 2-10-4t|\u003E\nPOUEAN ciuun saws. VHP. Bows\navailable. Call Carl Heifner. 693.\nFarmville. Va. 11-18-11\nWOOD mixed hardwood, stove\nlength. R10 load in laige pick-up\nbody, delivered Call Joe Wrick.\nj3. or Jimmy Watkins, 247. 1-9-tf\nJ’lTAN chain saws. 4 to 12HP .\n$225 oo up Bows available. Call\nCall Heifner, 693, Farmwlle, Ya.\n11-18-tf\n1 a \u0027MBARD one man chain saws.\n£268.00 up. Bows available. Call\nCal! Heifner. 692, Farmville, Va.\n11-18-tf\nFLOUR: Satisfaction Guaranteed.\n100 lbs. SO.95. Osborn Brothers.\n.. 2-17-2p\n1 IGS Nice Poland china Berk\n. line. 8 weeks old. Albert Gee.\nR E Ric. Virginia. 2-17-2p\nBOXWOOD tree pushes. Geo\nPonick. Mrs. Mai;. Swope. R. 1\nFarmville. 2-17-2p\nHA A bilk\u0027d lespedeza hay W R\nHeit cy Farm, New Canton. Va.\n2-17-41", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "FOR SALF\nINSURANCE—new disability and\nincome policy, special polio policy.\nHospitalization and polio policy\ncombined For details phone 468\noi\u0027 write Box 402. Annie V. Put\nney, Farmville. Va. 2-10-1 lp\nSPENCER Individual measure\nmeins for surgical and formfitting\ngarments. Also post me correcting.\nConsult Mrs. Annie V. Putney.\nBox 402. Phone 468. Farmville. Va.\n2-10-1lp\nHEED roclouned lespedeza seed.\n20e pound. F. M. In mg. Pamplin,\nVirginia. 2-10-61\n1 FSPEDEZA Cleaned lespedeza\nseed. No. 1 seed 22e No 1 hulled\nseed 25c. Eric E Robinson. R. 1.\nFarmville. Ya. 2-10-3tp\nFARM 70 acres. 7 dark: .6\nbright allotment, new tobacco\nb;n n: 20 acres open u.nd on river\nroad. 3 miles from Farmville. Call\nFarmville 550R or wiitc Alvin C\nMott’.cy, R l.iiVctoiia. 2-10-4t|\u003E\nPOUEAN ciuun saws. VHP. Bows\navailable. Call Carl Heifner. 693.\nFarmville. Va. 11-18-11\nWOOD mixed hardwood, stove\nlength. R10 load in laige pick-up\nbody, delivered Call Joe Wrick.\nj3. or Jimmy Watkins, 247. 1-9-tf\nJ’lTAN chain saws. 4 to 12HP .\n$225 oo up Bows available. Call\nCall Heifner, 693, Farmwlle, Ya.\n11-18-tf\n1 a \u0027MBARD one man chain saws.\n£268.00 up. Bows available. Call\nCal! Heifner. 692, Farmville, Va.\n11-18-tf\nFLOUR: Satisfaction Guaranteed.\n100 lbs. SO.95. Osborn Brothers.\n.. 2-17-2p\n1 IGS Nice Poland china Berk\n. line. 8 weeks old. Albert Gee.\nR E Ric. Virginia. 2-17-2p\nBOXWOOD tree pushes. Geo\nPonick. Mrs. Mai;. Swope. R. 1\nFarmville. 2-17-2p\nHA A bilk\u0027d lespedeza hay W R\nHeit cy Farm, New Canton. Va.\n2-17-41" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5449, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 7, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK2", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#8/source/BLOCK2" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0194", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0194", "label": "SION!- Let us fix your roads", "dtoType": "document", "order": 225, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0194-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "SION!- Let us fix your roads\nami driveways, we deliver any\nhuantity over 5 tuns. We also do\ne nip truck hauling of all kinds.\nPhone \u003E32. Reid\u0027s Esso Servi\ntcn.n-r. Past Third Street. Farm*\nville, Va. l-23-10p\n\u003C HEVHOLET 1951 ;-oweVaIido.\nlike new 8000 mile ■ All extras,\nfiider mini: Call til.;, or 657-M.\n2-10-tf\nHAY mixed S40.00 ton Alfalfa\nS50.00 per ton. R C. Gooriwyn\nPlaning Mill. Powhatan, Virginia.\n2-10-41\n1\u0027lssTON chain saws, 3\u0027 . to 12\nHP, $349.75 up Bows available.\n1 a!i Carl Heifner. 057. I\u0027armvil.\u0027c.\nVa- 11-118 tf\nSKRVK’ES.\n1 fall—.»/c( •(/i,,(-h—//\nPOWER CHAIN SAWS\nSalt s anti St n ice\nPalis Par- ; . 7 tm-kc\np.KK \u0027m .v s n: \\ i j o\\\n■sal1\u0027 ami Sen ic\nI\u0027. W . Shana herder\n\u0026 Sons\n“lie Mile Past o! a.mnville \u003Cm\nRt 480 J.,«,k . s; lls\nPhene M17-U Night MIS-.I\nI\u0027HADPS - i IA. •. PAYMENTS", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "SION!- Let us fix your roads\nami driveways, we deliver any\nhuantity over 5 tuns. We also do\ne nip truck hauling of all kinds.\nPhone \u003E32. Reid\u0027s Esso Servi\ntcn.n-r. Past Third Street. Farm*\nville, Va. l-23-10p\n\u003C HEVHOLET 1951 ;-oweVaIido.\nlike new 8000 mile ■ All extras,\nfiider mini: Call til.;, or 657-M.\n2-10-tf\nHAY mixed S40.00 ton Alfalfa\nS50.00 per ton. R C. Gooriwyn\nPlaning Mill. Powhatan, Virginia.\n2-10-41\n1\u0027lssTON chain saws, 3\u0027 . to 12\nHP, $349.75 up Bows available.\n1 a!i Carl Heifner. 057. I\u0027armvil.\u0027c.\nVa- 11-118 tf\nSKRVK’ES.\n1 fall—.»/c( •(/i,,(-h—//\nPOWER CHAIN SAWS\nSalt s anti St n ice\nPalis Par- ; . 7 tm-kc\np.KK \u0027m .v s n: \\ i j o\\\n■sal1\u0027 ami Sen ic\nI\u0027. W . Shana herder\n\u0026 Sons\n“lie Mile Past o! a.mnville \u003Cm\nRt 480 J.,«,k . s; lls\nPhene M17-U Night MIS-.I\nI\u0027HADPS - i IA. •. 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( I.\u0027, by ma\n, ■ .,!•• .especially (jo r. nod for that\ntea po \u003C ft ip a I solicited\nPutta\\ I’lmnbiiic. and Heating.\n1 ..“tic iK.t. Ka: invilhi. Ya. 4-Ul-tf\nH\u0027ilGGS «t SIRAI\u0027ON\u0027. Cl .1 lion\nI’.\u0027.ut Products. Ryoj Raw on and\n\u0027al ntenta 1 enuilics (\u0027all Carl\nlb liner, iIG.\u0027i, I ,ii im tile. Ya\n11 18-1 f\n1 \\\\VM M( i\\YKK -.1 peiiiiv: Pick\nt, ■ and delivery set , |\u003C c Call Carl\n1 Icil jut, tilkl. Kittiuf tile. Ya.\n11-18-U\n\u0022Surt in\u0022\nSEAT\nCOYERS\n\u0027 \u0027 \u0027 1 akes And Modi 1 II:\u0027\n,i. a.\u0022 Plii-.i c With liiiyon I; im\n(‘\u003Em i»11• 11 Sol\n$19.95\n\u0022 ■“ 1 Door Sec Them\nI Oil.!\u0027\nM o \u0027!■!! Hit\u0027 I i a I I a, ,\\mi\n1\u0027niei\nMW MW\nCHEVROLET\nSALES CO.\nSill ONI) A SOI I II s I Ki l l s\nl’HOM hit I \\KMVII.I I V \\\nVa T).-Ur ! V . t i", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "nr:\u0027\\\u003C,\n.MIESt iiP riONS\nI (I\nSOI THSIDE\ni»kt \u003C; - n »i{i\n* o r* ’i‘; \\ ( ninpopixlrd\n^ ; ffir;iMm;i I * if* l*ricrs\n1 \u0027 1 * i I \\ ?’ i (*\\ l I*Ii.h i, 1.{( »s\u003C\nSE!n V( ES\nI \u003E1T\u003C \u0022HI N\u0027t i ]■ Us die \\our\ni. t\u0027 !ii: . *.tall!-. ( I.\u0027, by ma\n, ■ .,!•• .especially (jo r. nod for that\ntea po \u003C ft ip a I solicited\nPutta\\ I’lmnbiiic. and Heating.\n1 ..“tic iK.t. Ka: invilhi. Ya. 4-Ul-tf\nH\u0027ilGGS «t SIRAI\u0027ON\u0027. Cl .1 lion\nI’.\u0027.ut Products. Ryoj Raw on and\n\u0027al ntenta 1 enuilics (\u0027all Carl\nlb liner, iIG.\u0027i, I ,ii im tile. Ya\n11 18-1 f\n1 \\\\VM M( i\\YKK -.1 peiiiiv: Pick\nt, ■ and delivery set , |\u003C c Call Carl\n1 Icil jut, tilkl. Kittiuf tile. Ya.\n11-18-U\n\u0022Surt in\u0022\nSEAT\nCOYERS\n\u0027 \u0027 \u0027 1 akes And Modi 1 II:\u0027\n,i. a.\u0022 Plii-.i c With liiiyon I; im\n(‘\u003Em i»11• 11 Sol\n$19.95\n\u0022 ■“ 1 Door Sec Them\nI Oil.!\u0027\nM o \u0027!■!! Hit\u0027 I i a I I a, ,\\mi\n1\u0027niei\nMW MW\nCHEVROLET\nSALES CO.\nSill ONI) A SOI I II s I Ki l l s\nl’HOM hit I \\KMVII.I I V \\\nVa T).-Ur ! 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Stockton, near Five Forks,\nR 2, Pamphn. Va. 2-13-2tp\nOI{ LEASE Arndt\u0027s Service Sta\ntion and restaurant on route 60,\nbuilding 26 x 70 ft. Cleanest .sta\ntion on the line. Write Mr. Arndt.\nGuinea Mills. Va. 2-13-2p\nU s. No. 1 Potatoes. 100 lbs.\n$3.90. Osborn Bros. 2-17-2p\nH.1RNI 11 RE - 3 piece bedroom\n-•suite, single bed. porch swing.\nMrs. Lewis Morton. Phone 140 J.\n2-13-2t\nHAY—Good clean baled lespedeza\nand soy bean. Albert Johnson.\nPhone 98. 2-13-2p\nPURE BRED Abeuleen Angus\nbulls and heifers. One to two\nyears old. W. B. Clark. New Can- ;\nton. Va. l-27-8p\nSAL\u0027i : 100 lbs. 99c. Osborn Bros.\n2-17-2p !\nFORRENT\nHOUSE — 9 rooms. 3 baths, 2\nlarge screened porches, oil fur- 1\nrace heat, hot and cold water,\ntelephone and electric lights. ,\nEdgewood Estate, one mile from\nfarmville. Will rent entire house\nor as two apartments. Reasonable j\nrent. Apply C. J. Cox, Farmville 1\nMotor Company. 1-9-tf\nOFFICES for rent. Main street, j\nsteam heat, newly painted. Apply\nJack Pearlove. Phone 356, Farm- :\nQUe. Va.^ 1-16-lOp j\nAPARTMENT—living room, bed- 1\nroom, kitchen and bath, electric\nl efrigerator. and stove, heat and\n\u0022“tor furnished. 607 Second Are..\nKmght Apartments. Cal! 482. i\n_ 2-3-t f\n9 ACRE dark tobacco allotment, j\nOi.i Penick. •; Mrs. Mary Swope.!\nR 1 Farmville. 2-17-2p\nAPARTMENT three rooms, fur-i\nlushed. Phone 413. 2-17-2 !", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "FOR SALE\nUSED RANGE: Clone table mod\nel. good condition. R. E. Potts.\nPhone 503 or 597M. 2-13-2p\nHAY—mixed ladino clover, or\nchard grass and lespedeza $25.00\nto $35.00 a ton. Win. J. Hurt.\nBallsville. Va. 3-13-3p\nSEED- Lespedeza seed, cleaned.\nH. E. Stockton, near Five Forks,\nR 2, Pamphn. Va. 2-13-2tp\nOI{ LEASE Arndt\u0027s Service Sta\ntion and restaurant on route 60,\nbuilding 26 x 70 ft. Cleanest .sta\ntion on the line. Write Mr. Arndt.\nGuinea Mills. Va. 2-13-2p\nU s. No. 1 Potatoes. 100 lbs.\n$3.90. Osborn Bros. 2-17-2p\nH.1RNI 11 RE - 3 piece bedroom\n-•suite, single bed. porch swing.\nMrs. Lewis Morton. Phone 140 J.\n2-13-2t\nHAY—Good clean baled lespedeza\nand soy bean. Albert Johnson.\nPhone 98. 2-13-2p\nPURE BRED Abeuleen Angus\nbulls and heifers. One to two\nyears old. W. B. Clark. New Can- ;\nton. Va. l-27-8p\nSAL\u0027i : 100 lbs. 99c. Osborn Bros.\n2-17-2p !\nFORRENT\nHOUSE — 9 rooms. 3 baths, 2\nlarge screened porches, oil fur- 1\nrace heat, hot and cold water,\ntelephone and electric lights. ,\nEdgewood Estate, one mile from\nfarmville. Will rent entire house\nor as two apartments. Reasonable j\nrent. Apply C. J. Cox, Farmville 1\nMotor Company. 1-9-tf\nOFFICES for rent. Main street, j\nsteam heat, newly painted. Apply\nJack Pearlove. Phone 356, Farm- :\nQUe. Va.^ 1-16-lOp j\nAPARTMENT—living room, bed- 1\nroom, kitchen and bath, electric\nl efrigerator. and stove, heat and\n\u0022“tor furnished. 607 Second Are..\nKmght Apartments. Cal! 482. i\n_ 2-3-t f\n9 ACRE dark tobacco allotment, j\nOi.i Penick. •; Mrs. Mary Swope.!\nR 1 Farmville. 2-17-2p\nAPARTMENT three rooms, fur-i\nlushed. Phone 413. 2-17-2 !" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6367, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 7, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK5", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#8/source/BLOCK5" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0197", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0197", "label": "entertainment\u0022", "dtoType": "document", "order": 228, "recordKind": "advertisement", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0197-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "entertainment\u0022\nSkate-Skate-Skate\nscheihle\nMonday Thru Saturday\nT:l \u003E p. m to 11:00 p. m.\nFriday\n■•nil) to 5:.\u0027!0 p. m lor children\nStl\u0027tlill.W !\nHi to 1 1 tor Tiny Tots\n- lo :00 p. in for Teen Agcrs\nSI NI)AV\nI :0(l to a:(10 p. ni.\n1 i\u0027ii. amrs, Good .Slacks jxt\ni:n\u0022\u003CK! Monday night, Tuesday\ni i lit and .Saturday afternoons\n(INLY.\nMIMIsslON ,\u0027,0e itav inel.) jj\nllitor I’ri/es l iery Thursday\ns \\VI 5 01 R I f( Kil l s\nt.i\u0027.ui with 1 er\\ Night Adiu\n•\nMILE TOP ROLLER\nRINK\nI. It ROSTOV I’roprietor\nOn Route 460 Past\nI \\i.M\\TPPP, \\ A.\n\\gehls lor ttie !amine, Chicago\nBoot Skates $17.95 .V S 19.95", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "entertainment\u0022\nSkate-Skate-Skate\nscheihle\nMonday Thru Saturday\nT:l \u003E p. m to 11:00 p. m.\nFriday\n■•nil) to 5:.\u0027!0 p. m lor children\nStl\u0027tlill.W !\nHi to 1 1 tor Tiny Tots\n- lo :00 p. in for Teen Agcrs\nSI NI)AV\nI :0(l to a:(10 p. ni.\n1 i\u0027ii. amrs, Good .Slacks jxt\ni:n\u0022\u003CK! Monday night, Tuesday\ni i lit and .Saturday afternoons\n(INLY.\nMIMIsslON ,\u0027,0e itav inel.) jj\nllitor I’ri/es l iery Thursday\ns \\VI 5 01 R I f( Kil l s\nt.i\u0027.ui with 1 er\\ Night Adiu\n•\nMILE TOP ROLLER\nRINK\nI. It ROSTOV I’roprietor\nOn Route 460 Past\nI \\i.M\\TPPP, \\ A.\n\\gehls lor ttie !amine, Chicago\nBoot Skates $17.95 .V S 19.95" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5905, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 7, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK6", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#8/source/BLOCK6" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0198", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0198", "label": "Our iJest Values", "dtoType": "document", "order": 229, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0198-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Our iJest Values\nIN\nUSED CARS\nIn Ten Years\nlO.Y\u0027 Siudebakei Yf! (\u0027ointnandei\nd.M\u0022 Sedan with overdrive\nlieaier and radio.\nCeiimi Fr c.e $2060.00\nS\u003C’ihnr Price 1550.00\n10.\u00270 Clh \\ rolei. Bohtir vv.th 1\npo i i eat covers\nradio and heater I xtra clean\n• nli Ji.\u0027.v mileuee and in\n\u0027■ veil in i iMwiilimi Well b\u003C\n■ Olftlin :\nSelling Price 1550 00.\n■91\u0022 5|. mu; l-oool black\n■edan\nCeilm I’m 11:18.00\nS\u0027 d.nb Pi lie 1005.00;\n1018 P nil .ie Slai.o;; Wayon\n| Price 795.00\n1018 Fraser 4-door . edan with\nradio nb heater. Low miieauc\nSeDinj; Price 595.00 S\n1947 (\u0022my-der Windsor 4-U\n1 edan, In excellent condition.\nLook: and rules like mw.\nScllinr Price 1095.00\n1048 iH.vniouth Special 4-1.)\n(dan v.Kb radio heater.\n( lean a nd n \u0027:ood ( ondil ion\nSelling price 895.00 j\n1946 plviiioulh Jan\nNee. Paint .\u0027 new ■ jt rovers\n•\u0027■ellili}; Price 75a.00\ni 9al Di\u0027dae \u0027 Ton i rnck wit It\nPike body \u0026 hcaicr. Very low\nmileage.\nSelling Price About W new price, j\nFarmviile Motor Co.\nPhone 295 Karinvillc, Va.\nVirJuU Stahl: Lisr-C ho. 186 !", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Our iJest Values\nIN\nUSED CARS\nIn Ten Years\nlO.Y\u0027 Siudebakei Yf! (\u0027ointnandei\nd.M\u0022 Sedan with overdrive\nlieaier and radio.\nCeiimi Fr c.e $2060.00\nS\u003C’ihnr Price 1550.00\n10.\u00270 Clh \\ rolei. Bohtir vv.th 1\npo i i eat covers\nradio and heater I xtra clean\n• nli Ji.\u0027.v mileuee and in\n\u0027■ veil in i iMwiilimi Well b\u003C\n■ Olftlin :\nSelling Price 1550 00.\n■91\u0022 5|. mu; l-oool black\n■edan\nCeilm I’m 11:18.00\nS\u0027 d.nb Pi lie 1005.00;\n1018 P nil .ie Slai.o;; Wayon\n| Price 795.00\n1018 Fraser 4-door . edan with\nradio nb heater. Low miieauc\nSeDinj; Price 595.00 S\n1947 (\u0022my-der Windsor 4-U\n1 edan, In excellent condition.\nLook: and rules like mw.\nScllinr Price 1095.00\n1048 iH.vniouth Special 4-1.)\n(dan v.Kb radio heater.\n( lean a nd n \u0027:ood ( ondil ion\nSelling price 895.00 j\n1946 plviiioulh Jan\nNee. Paint .\u0027 new ■ jt rovers\n•\u0027■ellili}; Price 75a.00\ni 9al Di\u0027dae \u0027 Ton i rnck wit It\nPike body \u0026 hcaicr. Very low\nmileage.\nSelling Price About W new price, j\nFarmviile Motor Co.\nPhone 295 Karinvillc, Va.\nVirJuU Stahl: Lisr-C ho. 186 !" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.4797, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 7, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK7", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#8/source/BLOCK7" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0199", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0199", "label": "?1 i±± wbks *j*", "dtoType": "document", "order": 230, "recordKind": "advertisement", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0199-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "?1\ni±± wbks *j*", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "?1\ni±± wbks *j*" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.4813, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 7, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK8", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#8/source/BLOCK8" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0200", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0200", "label": "END TABLES Well made of select materia!. Beautiful mahogany", "dtoType": "document", "order": 231, "recordKind": "advertisement", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0200-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "END\nTABLES\nWell made of select materia!.\nBeautiful mahogany finish. j\nl sc as end tables at your\nstudio couch or can be used i\nmany other ways.\nDollar Day Only\n$*1.00", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "END\nTABLES\nWell made of select materia!.\nBeautiful mahogany finish. j\nl sc as end tables at your\nstudio couch or can be used i\nmany other ways.\nDollar Day Only\n$*1.00" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6021, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 7, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK9", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#8/source/BLOCK9" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0201", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0201", "label": "LADIES SWEATERS", "dtoType": "document", "order": 232, "recordKind": "advertisement", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0201-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "LADIES SWEATERS\nSlipovers and eardijraii styles. Short and lone\nsleeves. All si.., s and a wide variety of colors.\nDollar Day Special $1.00\nLADIES SHOES\nNovelties, vvedjfes and ballerinas in a wide as\nsortment oi materia Is and colors. In our Bargain\nBasement while the.v hist.\nOnly 00 pair", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "LADIES SWEATERS\nSlipovers and eardijraii styles. Short and lone\nsleeves. All si.., s and a wide variety of colors.\nDollar Day Special $1.00\nLADIES SHOES\nNovelties, vvedjfes and ballerinas in a wide as\nsortment oi materia Is and colors. In our Bargain\nBasement while the.v hist.\nOnly 00 pair" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.642, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 7, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK10", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#8/source/BLOCK10" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0202", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0202", "label": "BBBHBMnniHBnatunnnBi", "dtoType": "document", "order": 233, "recordKind": "advertisement", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0202-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "BBBHBMnniHBnatunnnBi\nLADIES*\nNYLON\nHOSE\nA new shipment just arrived\nfor dollar day. Inal! t he new\nest shades. Sizes S\u0027 - to 11.\nSlight imperfects of regular\n$1.35 hose.\nDollar Day Special\n2 Prs. $1-00", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "BBBHBMnniHBnatunnnBi\nLADIES*\nNYLON\nHOSE\nA new shipment just arrived\nfor dollar day. Inal! t he new\nest shades. Sizes S\u0027 - to 11.\nSlight imperfects of regular\n$1.35 hose.\nDollar Day Special\n2 Prs. $1-00" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5783, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 7, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK11", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#8/source/BLOCK11" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0203", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0203", "label": "LADIES\u0027 DRESSES", "dtoType": "document", "order": 234, "recordKind": "advertisement", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0203-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "LADIES\u0027 DRESSES\nAND UNIFORMS\nA close-out group of odds and ,ends\nslightlv soiled garments\nCHOICE\n$1.00 each", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "LADIES\u0027 DRESSES\nAND UNIFORMS\nA close-out group of odds and ,ends\nslightlv soiled garments\nCHOICE\n$1.00 each" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.7383, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 7, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK12", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#8/source/BLOCK12" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0204", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0204", "label": "Flannelette Gowns AM) I\u0027AJA.MAS For women and children. Actual", "dtoType": "document", "order": 235, "recordKind": "advertisement", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0204-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Flannelette Gowns\nAM) I\u0027AJA.MAS\nFor women and children. Actual values to\n$2.1\u003ES. While they last\n$1.00", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Flannelette Gowns\nAM) I\u0027AJA.MAS\nFor women and children. Actual values to\n$2.1\u003ES. While they last\n$1.00" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6317, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 7, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK13", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#8/source/BLOCK13" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0205", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0205", "label": "LADIES HATS", "dtoType": "document", "order": 236, "recordKind": "advertisement", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0205-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "LADIES HATS\nComo in and take your choice of our en\ntire stock in the basemeht.\n2, FOR .00", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "LADIES HATS\nComo in and take your choice of our en\ntire stock in the basemeht.\n2, FOR .00" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.625, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 7, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK14", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#8/source/BLOCK14" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0206", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0206", "label": "LADIES\u0027 PANTIES", "dtoType": "document", "order": 237, "recordKind": "advertisement", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0206-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "LADIES\u0027 PANTIES\n\\\\ lutes, junk and blues, lace trimmed\nand elastic waist.\nPrs. $|.00", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "LADIES\u0027 PANTIES\n\\\\ lutes, junk and blues, lace trimmed\nand elastic waist.\nPrs. $|.00" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5813, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 7, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK15", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#8/source/BLOCK15" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0207", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0207", "label": "YARD", "dtoType": "document", "order": 238, "recordKind": "advertisement", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0207-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "YARD\nGOODS\nOne lot of percales, plisses.\nbroadcloths and sheers in\nour bargain basement, for\nDollar Day Only.\n3 Yds. $1-00\nWOOLENS\nt lose-out of all our Kail j\nwoolens, Actual values to\n•\u0027f-btlS pel’ yard. Your choice\nof entire lot.\n$1 .00 yd", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "YARD\nGOODS\nOne lot of percales, plisses.\nbroadcloths and sheers in\nour bargain basement, for\nDollar Day Only.\n3 Yds. $1-00\nWOOLENS\nt lose-out of all our Kail j\nwoolens, Actual values to\n•\u0027f-btlS pel’ yard. Your choice\nof entire lot.\n$1 .00 yd" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5766, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 7, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK16", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#8/source/BLOCK16" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0208", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0208", "label": "PFAID", "dtoType": "document", "order": 239, "recordKind": "advertisement", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0208-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "PFAID\nOUTING\n:!(\u003E and .\u002715) inches wide. A\nvide variety of patlorns.\nThis is a one day special.\n3 Yds. $1-00\nPin-Up Lamps\nA \\ariel\u003E of colors, com\nplete u it h shade and cord..\nA value you can\u0027t a f t \u003Cn il t\u003C\u003E\nmiss. W hile thev last.\n$1.00 „", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "PFAID\nOUTING\n:!(\u003E and .\u002715) inches wide. A\nvide variety of patlorns.\nThis is a one day special.\n3 Yds. $1-00\nPin-Up Lamps\nA \\ariel\u003E of colors, com\nplete u it h shade and cord..\nA value you can\u0027t a f t \u003Cn il t\u003C\u003E\nmiss. W hile thev last.\n$1.00 „" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5956, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 7, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK17", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#8/source/BLOCK17" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0209", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0209", "label": "ENAMEL", "dtoType": "document", "order": 240, "recordKind": "advertisement", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0209-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "ENAMEL\nPOTS AND PANS\nW e need this space So. f.ir Dollar Day\n\u003E oar cliojcc ol the cutire lot -\n^ FOR .00\n* ”! tet pots, anct pans, pudding pans,\nv.a h has,!is and other odds and ends to\nnumerous p, mention. Actual values to\n■i 1. IS i itch.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "ENAMEL\nPOTS AND PANS\nW e need this space So. f.ir Dollar Day\n\u003E oar cliojcc ol the cutire lot -\n^ FOR .00\n* ”! tet pots, anct pans, pudding pans,\nv.a h has,!is and other odds and ends to\nnumerous p, mention. Actual values to\n■i 1. IS i itch." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5289, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 7, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK18", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#8/source/BLOCK18" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0210", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0210", "label": "1 MEN\u0027S PLASTIC", "dtoType": "document", "order": 241, "recordKind": "advertisement", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1-a0210-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "1 MEN\u0027S PLASTIC\nRAIN\nCOATS\nGuaranteed first quality.\nAvailable in small, med\nium. and large sizes.\nDollar Day Only\n$*( .00 ec\nHOYS’ CORDUROY\nOVERALLS\n.lust 20 pairs of these, sizes\nup t\u003C\u003E 12. 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VIRGINIA. TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 17. l!i,V, \u0022 \u0027‘tfJZV.Z?’", "confidence": 0.5749, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 3, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK2", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#1", "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK2", "order": 1, "text": "Businessmen Pay\nTotal Of $37,573\nFor 606 Licenses\nRetail Merchants\nMost Numerous In\nAnnual Inventory\nSix hundred six business and\nprofessional men in Prince Kd\nward county paid $37,573.91 for\nstate licenses, last, month. They\nwent to V. C. Womack, commis\nsioner of revenue, to buy their\nlicenses for 1953.\nThe list of these business and\nprofessional men reads like an\ninventory of services in this coun\nty. offering surprises about the\nnumber and kinds of these sen -\nices.\nGreatest number of licenses and\nlargest amount paid were retail\nmerchants. There are 222 retail\nmerchants, who paid $27.789 41\nfor their 1953 licenses.\nVarious Service", "confidence": 0.6263, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 25, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK3", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#1", "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK3", "order": 2, "text": "Few citizens realize that Prince\nEdward county lias s.x under\ntakers. 26 contractor-, includin\u0027;\nelectrical, general, and plumbin\nand steam fitting, and one land\nsurveyor.\nOther businesses and serv ices :n\nthis census include three moving\npictures. 12 attomies. two live\nstock auctioneers, one tobacco\nauctioneer, four commission mer\nchants. three common criers,\nseven dentists, two hotels, one\njunk dealer, one laundry, one live\nstock dealer. 12 lodging houses,\nwhich include mo els with 10\nrooms or less. 12 medical doctor.-.\n17 wholesale merchants, one opto\nmetrist. on^ peddler of groccrio--.\nfour photographers, t w o pool\nrooms, four real estate brokers.\n116 vending, musical, drink,\nweighing and stamp machines and\nchecking lockers, one soft drink\nmanufacturer. 140 tobacco retail\ners. two tobacco wholesalers, one\nvendor of medicines and extracts\nand one veterinary surgeon.\nLast Year\nNumbers and categories of these\nbusiness and professional men\nchange from month to month, as\nwell as from year to year. Mr. Wo\nmack said. A category may change\nif new services are added to an\nold business.\nFor comparison. 612 licenses\nwere granted for 1052. bringing\n536,010.16 m revenue to the Mate..\nFergusons Acquire\nThird Street Site\nFor New Supermarket\nS. H. Ferguson has purchased\nthe residential property at 215 E.\nThird street from Mrs. Etta Hart\nand will build a super food\nmarket \u0027 fter dismantling the\npresent building\nWith his son. Howard Ferguson\nJr., he will continue to trade as\nThe Economy Food Store, pres\nen name of the grocery opeiated\non Main street.\nThe new owners will lake pos\nsession\u0027 April 1 anti will begin\nimmediately changing the site to\nthe new super marge\u0027 In addition\nto the building, they will provide\na parking lot at tLit side and rear.", "confidence": 0.5759, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 12, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 59, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK4", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#1", "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK4", "order": 3, "text": "Longwood Teacher\nAttends Meeting\nI); J P Wvnne pro!e-sor o!\neducation and philosophy a!\nLoncuood College, returned Sun\nday. after attending a meeting of\nHie American Association of Col\nleces for Teacher Kducalion The\nmeeting was held at the Hotel\nCongress in Chicago last week.\nHe left Wednesday", "confidence": 0.5056, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 10, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 11, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK5", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#1", "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK5", "order": 4, "text": "Nabbed at Altavista, Watson\nCar Thief Escapes in Henrico", "confidence": 0.8701, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 2, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK6", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#1", "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK6", "order": 5, "text": "Samuel Earl Rea. 23. cf Rich\nmond. has confessed to stealing\nthe car of \\V A. Watson Jr . of\nFarmville. on the night of Feb\nruary 4 Rea confession taken by\nPrince Edward county Sheriff\nJames T Clark, followed his ap\nprehension last Thursday, in Alta\n\\ i.st a\nTwo Henrico county law en\nfr.rceinent officers, looking for\nRea on charges originating in that\ncounty took him under custody\nA check with the DMV revealed\nthat the car in his possession then\nwas the Watson auto.\nRea. who at one time worked\nin Hus vicinity, told Sheriff Clark\nthe ignition-locked car was start\ned by crossing wires, and that it\nwas s metime after midnight\nwhen it was taken from its park\nin: place by the curb at the Wat\nson residence.\nSheriff Clark, after taking the", "confidence": 0.5866, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 25, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK7", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#1", "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK7", "order": 6, "text": "confession, turned Rea back to the\ncustody of tlie Henrico officers.\nThe young man. nabbed\nlast week at Altavista by Henrico\ncounty officers while in possession\nof the stolen automobile belonging\nto W. A. Watson Jr., of Farm\nville. is listed among the four\nHenrico County Jail prisoners\nwho escaped Sunday.\nThe four are reported to have\noverpowerd their guard while be\ning returned to their cells after\nSunday dinner, grabbing his keys\nand making a get-a-way.\nRea. who was due to serve one\nmonth for possession of a stolen\nauto jack, had entered the jail\nonly Saturday. He signed a con\nfession to the Watson auto theft 1\nfor Prince Edward County Sheriff\nJames T. Clark when brought here\nafter arrest in Altavista.\nHe was then turned back to the\nHenrico officers on their warrant\non the earlier charge.", "confidence": 0.6217, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 26, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK8", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#1", "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK8", "order": 7, "text": "Stores Promise\nDollar Day Saving\n* C ;\nWednesday Set\nFor Spring- Event\nFanuMlli s first dollar day for!\n19S-1 \u0022ill take place Wednesday. !\n■Stoics will open at 9 a. m. with\nthe promise of bigger and bet\nter bargains than they ha\\e had\nfor any previous dollar day.\nSi res taking part in the dol\nlar (\u0027ay with include department i\nstore*- •\u003E ariet.v stores, grocery!\nst r es. service stations, and the\ndun v. according to U. B. Morris,:\nchairman of the Farmville Cham\nber of Commerce\u0027s Hctail Trade\nCommittee.\nFarmville businesses sponsor\ntwo annual dollar days, one in the\nspi me and cue in the fall.\nMan.c bargains are advertised,\nm this : -no of The Farmville i\nHerald, and My Morris reminded\nciti/Mis to stay tuned to WFLO\nfor further information about\nspecial sales.\nThese dollar days are sponsored\nby the Farmville Chamber of\nCommon •", "confidence": 0.5456, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 31, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK9", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#1", "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK9", "order": 8, "text": "Farmer Information\nMeetings This Week\nTc bacco. corn and pastures \u0027\nbe discussed at two meetings\na Hanged tor county farmers this\nwork by County Agent F F.\nslnplm. at Rice anci Prospect.\ns F5 Fi nne. VPI agronomist,\nwill discuss tobacco diseases and\ninsects and the hybrid seed coni\nsituation at Rice Elementary\nSchool Tuesday. Feb. 17. at 7 A3\np. m.\n\u003C\u0022■ R Matthews atlu Mr. Fen\nlie will discuss dark-fired tobacco\nfertilization, crop techniques for\ntobacco, and corn and pastures\nprocedures, during a meeting\nWednesday night. Feb. 18. at the\nsame hour m the Prospect\nElementary School.\nFarm liureau Hoard\nMeets Monday Night\nThe l\u003E aid ot dirrci.u ot Hie\nIT.n.-e Edward County Farm\nI\u0027m * r.i will meet Monday. Feb 18.\n,n the Prince Edward county\neourthou, e at 7.30 p m\nCount! President CleoVge W\nPalmer will •; osid during the\nsc*sahi. which will include on its1\nagenda plans :.\u003Er tlie March 3\n■ membersiim drive.", "confidence": 0.5032, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 12, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 33, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK10", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#1", "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK10", "order": 9, "text": "Noted Educator\nWill Speak Here\nAt Convocation\nOf H-S College\nA guest lecturer of the Rich- j\nmond Area University Center, Dr. j\nHarry J. Carman, of Columbia !\nUniversity, will speak at a Hamp- j\nden-Sydney College convocation,;\nFriday, Feb. 20, at 11 a. m. His.\nsubject will be “Youth and the\nWorld of Tomorrow.\u0022\nDr. Carman is well-known in\nthe field of higher education. He\nwas one of the founders of Uie\nContemporary Civilization Course i\nin Columbia College, which has j\nbeen influential in changing the 1\ncharacter of the first two years\nof the curriculum in liberal arts\ncolleges in the United States. His\nkeen interest in adult education\nhas been reflected in his close\nassociation at various times with\nUie educational work of such or\nganizations as the American j\nManufacturing Company. t li e\nStandard Oil Company of New |\n.Jersey, and the New York Adult\u0027\nEducation Council, which the late ;\nJohn H. Finley was largely instru\nmental in organizing. He was a\nmember of the Board of Higher\nEducation of the City of New\nYork for 14 years, during which\ntime he was helpful in selecting\nthe present presidents of Hunter.\nBrooklyn. Queens and City Col\nleges.", "confidence": 0.5977, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 39, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK11", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#1", "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK11", "order": 10, "text": "Born and reared on a Saratoga\ncounty. New York. farm. Dr. Car\nman taught in a district school\nfor two ycar\u003E following gradua\ntion from high school. He hold\nthe degrees of Ph. B.. Pd B . and\nA M. from Syracuse University.\nFrom 1914 to 1917. he was instruc\ntor and assistant professor in his\ntory and political science at Syra\ncuse University. He received the\nPhD. from Columbia University\nin 1919. and since that time has\nbeen a member of the department\nof history at that institution. He\nwas Dean of Columbia College\nfrom 1943 to 1950. Despite his\nteaching and administrative in\nterests. lie has found time for re\nsearch and publication. Recently\nwith Harold C. Syrett he publish\ned The History of the American\nPeople.\nDr. Carman\u0027s itinerary while in\nthe Richmond area will also in- ‘\nelude the College of William and\nMary, the University of Rich\nmond and the University of Vir- j\nsinia.", "confidence": 0.5749, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 29, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK12", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#1", "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK12", "order": 11, "text": "N E W S SUMMARY _", "confidence": 0.8518, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 1, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK13", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#1", "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK13", "order": 12, "text": "F.CtYPTI AN SEDAN\nTO HAVE SEE! KEI.E\nEgypt and Britain have formal\nly agreed to let the Sudanese\nchoose their own future and\nPremier Gen Mohammed Naguib\nannounced the door was opened\nwide for \u0022a successful under\nstanding\u0022 on the withdrawal of\nBritish troops Irom the Sue/\nCanal /one.\nThe final settlement of these\ntwo key problems in Bntish\nKgyptian relations could clear the\nway toward tighter co-operation\nbetween this strategic Moslem na\ntion and ihe Western Powers m\nthe cold war. perhaps in a Middle\nEast defense command.\nni SSI A-ISH A El I\nnil VITONS BROKI N\nAll Communist oloe countries\nin Eastern Europe, with the pos\nsible exception of Bulgaria, will\nquickly lo!low Moscow s lead m\nbreaking diplomatic relations with\nIsraeli, it is believed.\nWestern diplomats speculated\nthat the rupture was part of a\ngrowing two-year campaign of\nSoviet hostility in an effort to\n\\7;i! /«_r^’j In*-;1 • - --1 y I ..v/\u0027j- v", "confidence": 0.5294, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 32, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK14", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#1", "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK14", "order": 13, "text": "hint; from Moscow that it was\npail ol a buildup lot an internal\ncampaign against \u0022Zionists\u0022 that\nilia- come to a head soon in a\ntrial ol nine doctors accused of\nkilling two Soviet leaders and\nplotting to do away with many\nOtliei s\nMidi) Ops \\\\ Ol! KI US\nro r.i msmissi i\u003E\nThe government last week\nsnapped federal price controls\nover thousands of items including\negg; poultry, soaps, gasoline,\ncrude oil. newsprint, and all rub\nber products. The orucr, effective\nimmediately, marks the Eisen\nhower administration\u0027s second big\nmove within a week toward re\nstoring the- nation to a Irre\nuiarl et economy\nt-cmultaneoustv. Pore stabilizer\nJoseph l\u0027eehill announeed that\ndismissal notices will be handed\n(Mil nr\u003Et Monday to about 11.000\nemploye.-. o| the Office of Price\nStabilization \u0027OP on effective\nMarch 15.\n•M U LINCOLN PHOTO\nIM KK.l I S HISTORIANS\nThe government announced\n\u003Cji\u0026a\u003Every its arcluvei of yvLsat", "confidence": 0.4901, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 8, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 32, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK15", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#1", "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK15", "order": 14, "text": "may be a long - unrecognized\nphotograph of Abranam Lincoln j\nat Gettysburg. The announcement j\nwas made by Wayne C. Grover.!\narchivist of the United States, on j\nthe eve of Lincoln\u0027s birthday and\nanniversary.\nApparently the historical value :\nof the picture went unrecognized\ntor 90 years, but Grover said it ;\nhas now been identined as a I\nscene at Gettysburg, Ta.. on the\nday Lincoln delivered his most\nfamous address. The photograph\nis part of a collection of 5.000 j\npurchased by the War Depart\nment from Mathew Biady. noted\nCivil W\u0027ai photographer, in 1875.\n_1\nIn Virginia\nKIRK INSURAM K\nRAT*. CUT ORPKRKI*\nThe Virginia Corp.iiation Com\nmission last week ordered rate re\nductions on fire insuiancc that it\nestimates will mean a saving of\nnearly one million dollars to Vir\nginia policy holders during 1953.\nHome owners will feel the biggest\neffect of rate cuts, with reduc\ntions totalling about $200,000 in\ndwellings of three categories.\nAll of the rate reductions be\ncame effective with the issuance\nof the order today. They lauy be", "confidence": 0.6059, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 12, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 35, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK16", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#1", "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK16", "order": 15, "text": "About 300 Attend\nScouting Exhibit\nIn Town Armory\nFarmville Troops\nTake Over Offices\nTo Learn Duties\nBoy Scouts of District VI in\ncludin\u0027: Farmville youth, filled the\ncup of National Boy Scout Week,\nlast week, to overflowing. Interest\nof citizens in the area was en\ncouraging to volunteer leaders of\nBoy Scout troops.\nAbout 300 citizens and Scouts\nvisited the Farmville Armor . Fii\nday night, to see Scouting displays\nand demonstrations put on by\ntroops fr \u003Eni Buckingham. Cumber\nland. Prince Edward. Nottoway.\nLunopbeig and Charlotte counties,\nwhich make up District VI\nTroop llti of Farmville. under\nthe leadership of Bane y K tts and\nJ. B Wall. Jr., had a display of\nancient and modem methods of\ncommunication at the armory Fri\nday night. Troop 118. led by W.\nM. Cat ter. arranged tents to show\nproper and improper ways of\ncamping out. Other displays at\nthe armory ranged from hobbit s to\nfirst aid\nFarmville s new C\u0027 uu Seoul Puck,\nwhose Cubmasur is Paul Stmip\nson. had a display ol methods of\ntransportation.\nAs a finale for Scout Week,\nmembers of Troops 110 and 113\ntook over town and county oiliccs.\nSaturday. Town and county of\nficers co-operated to give the\nScouts an opportunity to barn\nabout local government\nJohnny Cumbey worked with\nMayor W. C Fitzpatrick Other\nScouts, including Jinuny I) Cox\nBobby Jones. Tommy Lane. Wayne\nWenger. Baxter Carter. Roy L.\nPearson, and Victor Harper, met\nwith counc.linen. Saturday morn\ning at 9. Other Scouts atti u\u0027.ed\nthe council meeting to obsert\noperation.\nSteve Martin and Monroe R oi\n\u003CContinued \u003C\u003En [\u0027age 2 1", "confidence": 0.5521, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 55, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK17", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#1", "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK17", "order": 16, "text": "_ Richmond Ii-PW Club Leaders Visit At Meeting\niHHMBMHBMBMHMMr . *5 i I t ! Sf \u0027 \u0027M", "confidence": 0.5529, "fontSize": 10, "maxFontSize": 10, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 2, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK18", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#1", "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK18", "order": 17, "text": "Three loaders of the Richmond IM\u0027W Club visited the local B-I*\\Y club at its dinner meeting\nobserving International Relations Month Thursdav night. The visitors were* Mrs. Hazel Mundy and\n■Miss Betty M\u003C Knight, standing, and Mrs Blanche Cuter. sealed m the renter, airs. Annie Muring\nI allwcll and Miss F. ileen Skeilv, members of the Farmville Club are sealrd beside Mrs \u003C ofer.", "confidence": 0.5025, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 4, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK19", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#1", "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK19", "order": 18, "text": "Farmville B-PW Club Stresses Theme\nOf International Relations at Dinner", "confidence": 0.7171, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 2, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK20", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#1", "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK20", "order": 19, "text": "Everyone has to work at flood\ninternational relations and build\nins better civic clubs. That\u0027s what\nMrs. Blanche Gofer, director of ■\nB-PW Clubs in District V ana di\nrector oi direct- rs ol the Virginia\nFederation of B-PW Clubs, of\nRichmond, told Ffinnrille B-PW\nClub members, Thursday night\nMrs. Colt r poke at a dinner\nmeeting at Eongwood House. The\nInternational Relations Commit", "confidence": 0.5233, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 12, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK21", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#1", "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK21", "order": 20, "text": "Davidson Brothers IS anted\nPasture King In Buckingham", "confidence": 0.6663, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 2, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK22", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#1", "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK22", "order": 21, "text": "Davidson Brothers, of Dillwyn,\nretained tlie title of \u0027Tastuic\nKing\u0022 in Buckingham county\nThey won Lie title for the f.:\ntime in IPS!\nIn declaring Davidson BroLicr\nwinners for the second year. the\nBuckingham County I’a t u re\nCommittee pointed out that the\u0027\nhad within the past two \u0027ears\nseeded 218 acres of improved pas\nture. Most of which was a nuxturi\nof Ladino Clover and Orchard\nGrass, or Ladino Clover and Tall\nFescue.\nV. C. Proffitt, of near Curds\nville. was next to the Davidson\nBrothers in the contest, with Ca\nbell Crews, of Mt Yinco. third.\nTo compete lor the honor of the\n\u0022Pasture King\u0022 in Buckingham\nCounty, a farmer must be a mem\nber of the Buckingham County\nPasture Club. Last year, the club\nstarted with about -10 member\n34 of whom were scored by the\npasture committee. The farmers\nare scored t\u003C\u003E determine whether\nthey are eligible foi a pasture\nfieate. °s well as to determine\nwhich farm is most outstanding.\nTlie.se certificates are issued bv\nthe Agricultural Fxtension Serv\nice to members of the past”-’", "confidence": 0.5163, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 34, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK23", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#1", "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK23", "order": 22, "text": "Mrs. R. E. Newman\nTeaches Mh Oracle\nMrs. Robert F. Newman, of\nFarmville. has succeeded\u0027 Mrs.\nHoward Huddell as teacher in the\n5th grade ai Farmvlilc Flrmen\ntary School. Slie will be in the\nclassroom for the itmainder of\nthe term.\nMrs. Newman has had six years\nteaching experience \u003En the public\nschool system in North Carolina.\nFor four years, she was public\nschool music supcrvsor in the\nelementary system at Lcnior.\nN. C.\nHer husband. R 1 . Newman, is\nassociated here with Davidsons\nstore. With their son. they reside\nat 1001 High street.\nFiremen Have No\nWork On Alarms\nFiremen answered three general\nalarms during the week end. but\nround no work lo do after arriv\ning at the scenes of two brush\nfires and an over-heated auto\nmobile.\nBrush fire.. wer« rrpnrlrd at\nDOS fctpmrr street and m Cuinbc.\nland county adjoining the prop\nerty of Ferron Putney Saturday\nafternoon, but both were exting\nuished by tlie tune firemen ar\nrived\nThe car of Mrs. Fmmett Web\nster caught fire .briefly Sunday\nnight about 0 15. presumably\nfrom over-heated makes. After\nstripping, the trouble righted it\nself without requiring the assist\nance of firemen", "confidence": 0.5287, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 10, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 42, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK24", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#1", "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK24", "order": 23, "text": "dubs throughout tun stay w u i\nhate 10 per cent of their open\nland ui pastuie which will carry\none animal uni: per acre for POO\nday:\nThe infill county winnei were\npresented certificates at a series\nof agronomy meetings held in the\ncounty, la : week\nThese certificates for the pas\nture club members are very simi\nlar to th \u003C issued to farmers pro\nducing 10U bushels of nirii or more\nper acre\nIn addition to the three win\nners. the following were awarded\ncertificates Forrest Gutli\u0027ic. T\nP Tune. George fi Elcan. Jr.\nJohn M Bant m. I» II Ramey.\nWillie H .lone Lvndel Connasser.\nK. B fi ling Jr. B N Rub.\nC M ‘spencer Ft.uik II Johns\nand Buf \u0027T Adcock\nBuck:nsbam County Ibtrn.mn ;\nAgronOnv c mmittee voted to\ncontinue the pasture club proet am\nin t9:V‘ r • \u0027iif v Agent R S Ellis\nadvises that if farmers in Buck- |\nindium eomitv want to become:\nniembeis of the club to compete\u0027\nfor a i \u0027 fit ate and f r \u0027Paste: ■■ j\nKing in the county, all they have\nto do is to send him their names ;\nand addresses, and in will supply\nthen) with the simple rules of\nmember hip\nTroop 1 IS Invites\nParents To Meeting\nScouts of Troop 1)8 will hold a\nParent s Night at flic Farmvillc\nPresbyterian Chimb. tonight\n\u0027Tuesday at 7:80. Reports will\nbe given by Scouts about their\nrecent work and activities. There\nwill also be special exhibits of\ntheir work.", "confidence": 0.4763, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 10, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 46, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK25", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#1", "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK25", "order": 24, "text": "tee el i io cli l\\ headed by Mr\nBetty Hammond, arranged this\nprorraia in oh.scrvajnre of Inter\nim t-ional Relations Monti: the\nmonth.\nIntroduces Speaker\nMrs. Anna Moring Palhwh. the\nclub’s legislative chairman iihio\ndu\u0027-ed the principal . peri- a\nMrs. Minnie Rodgers and Mir\nEthel Southall conducted the i-a\nditional candlelight service which\nvmbolizts the club\u0027 internal; n\nal aims.\nThe state R-PW lias desi\u0027.:tint\ned thi\u0027 week as International\nRelations Week, with the theme.\nEvery Right Entails a Duty.\u0022\nSeveral items of business, in\nternational m scope were con\nducted during tlic dinner meeting.\nMembris voted to contribute to\n\u0027.lie Jttdae Sarah P Hughe.- Inter\nnational Friendship Fund, which\nis used to bring members of B\nPW Clubs m foreign countries ; ■\nthe I.\u0027nited states for visits. The\ndub also voted to send clothing\nto German Youth Centers. The\nclothing will be brought to the\nnext meeting of the club at the\nRecreation Center\nDistrict .Meeting\nPlan were discussed for the\ndistrict meeting, which will be\nin Id March 29 in Parmville.\nClub members also passed one\nresolution and named two rom\n■n it tecs during the business nice: -\ninc. i\nThe-- passed a resolution re\nquesting the State Board of Edu\ncation to introduce driver’s edu\ncation for all Virginia student.\nISC-years-old and pro:\nTwo committees named were•\nNominating committee Mrs\nRoxie Jones, chairman. Mr Mil\ndred Morgan. Mrs. Virginia Har\nper, Mrs Mabel Jones, and Mrs\nAnnie V Putney, and Auditing\n■ommittee- -Mrs Maude Missimer.\nin.d Mrs Alberta Butcher.\nOther vp itors at the dinner\nmeeting included Mrs Hazel\nMtindv. second co-director oi B\nP\\V Clubs of District V, of Rich\nmond. and Miss Betty Mi Knight\npresident of the Ruihmcnd B-PW\nClub.\nJames K. Origin 22. of Dillwyn.\nwas recently commissioned a e •\nond lieutenant in the infantry\nalter ci mplctinc a 22-wcek officer\ncandidate school rour-e at Fort\nBenning. Gu.", "confidence": 0.4914, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 66, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK26", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#1", "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK26", "order": 25, "text": "Buckingham Central Student\u0027s Report\nCams Science Talent Search Award", "confidence": 0.5044, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 2, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK27", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#1", "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK27", "order": 26, "text": "Harvey .1 Charlton, a senior at\nBuckingham Central High School,\nis one of tile seven Virginia win\nners of Honorable Mention in the\nTwelfth Annual National Science\nTalent Search. There were over\n14.000 participants in the nation.\nFrom these, lucre were chosen 40\ntop winners and U00 winners of\nhonorable ment ion\nI h:s luifior places I tip \u003C-v m\nline for the top award ill I he Vir\nginia Se rin e Talent Search. c!i\u0027\ndoled for M.av \u0027The subject of Ins\nreport. “Statistical lnv estigat.inn\not a. Rural Secondary School.” is\na sociological study.\nllkvcv is president of the\nBuckingham Central High School\nsenior science club and a holder\nof .several other offices in the\nschool.\nO. P Sadler is sjKill.sot ol the\nsc-c.-ve ckij", "confidence": 0.4957, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 24, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK28", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#1", "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK28", "order": 27, "text": "HARVEY J. CHARLTON", "confidence": 0.597, "fontSize": 8, "maxFontSize": 8, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 1, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK29", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#1", "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK29", "order": 28, "text": "Some Signature - -\nSome Homer\nThe name Bobby fnompsoii was\njust another signature until that\nautumn alt-, moon in 1951 when\nits owner made it world famous\nwith one herculean blow of his\nbaseball bat.\nThat was the spine-tingling,\nninth inning, two - out homer\nBobby walloped t \u003E give his New\nYork Giants the National League\npennant and himself the keys to\nthe citv the Dutch established on\nManhatten Island.\nAnyone in Farmville who\u0027d like\nto see the Honorable Mr. Thomp\nson\u0027s signature may do so. It\nhappens to lie in the possession\nof Paul John Wit.-k and it\u0027s neat\nly inscribed on a baseball.\nJohn Paul\u0027s uncle and aunt. Mr.\nand Mis. Owen Caulfield, of\nMcutcchen. N. J.. are members of\na olf club with the famous Mr.\nThomson. Knowing how happy a\ncert i n nephew in Farmville would\nbe with such an illustrious signa\nture. they approached Bobby on\nthe subject and a few days after\nit was in Farmville.\nIt isn\u0027t the same ba r\u0027nil that\nwon tile pennant for the great\nouttielder. but it\u0027s tire signature\nof t.hi man who brought tears to\nthe eyes of Brooklyn\u0027s teeming\nmillions with one blow.\nlake electric trains, baseballs\nwith famous signatures on are\nhard t r get away from father’s,\n■-o you might ask Father Paul\nWii, k first, thru try son. Paul\nJohn.", "confidence": 0.5189, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 12, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 43, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK30", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#1", "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK30", "order": 29, "text": "t ar Demolished\nhi Non-Collision\nAccident At Prospect\nCh uses of drunken d: wav: were\nlodged by Prince Edward County\n: he\u0027 .1 r James T Clark acainst\nBeniamin N. Sulphin. 20, of\nSalem, after a non-collision acci\ndent about 8 20 Thursday nlcht\nm Prospect m »Jiii\u0027li Sulphin s\ncar was demolished\nSheriff Clark reported Sulphin.\nm e\\-a\u0022 vr eman w ho had earlier\nin the day been requested enter\na V\u0022toran\u0027s hospital for ob.serva\ni:on had made several runs of ex\nre.-sivc speed between Tuggle and i\nBntspei t just prioi to the acci\ndent.\nSulphin received only a lacera\nt ’it of ail ear He was discharged\nat Southside Hospital after surgi\ncal treatment to his ear He was\nHi \u0022 ole occupant of the car at the\ntune of the accident", "confidence": 0.4924, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 10, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 25, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK31", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#1", "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK31", "order": 30, "text": "Recreation Group\nAppeals For Seed.\nFertilizer Funds\nReady To Dress\nLongwood Field\nIf Money Found\nIf recreation activities to\nstart at the new Lonewoo ! ..venue\nsite this summer, the Paimville\nMemorial Recreation Ass., ar.on,\nTnc., must find $1,500 in the ru-xt\nfew weeks. Mrs. Anne G: azami,\npresident, said today\nMrs. Graziani said that the 25\nacre site iust south of Long wood\navenue and adjoin ng the Long\nwood Golf course, is ready for\nseeding and fencing and that this\n, work must be done now if it is .to\nbe sturdy enough for summer\nactivities\nMrs. Graziani has secured IfiO\nbleacher seats but must find a\n(way to foot the bill of $850. which\nI was the successful bid she made\n| -ii new, wooden seats acquired ro\njcently after President Eisen\njhower\u0027s inauguration.\nNeed f ence IVirr", "confidence": 0.5965, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 29, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK32", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#1", "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK32", "order": 31, "text": "Mrs. Graziani also has four\n| hundred railroad t ies ready to be\n•placed as fence posts, but needs\nfunds for fencing materials. If\nrunds are obtained, the Council ■\n| plans to have a one-dav, volun\nteer operation to dig the fence\nholes and erect the wire enclosure.\nAt the moment were, at a\nland still without funds.’’ Mrs.\nGraziani said. “We hate crone as\nfar as we could with available\nfunds, acting on the community\nmandate of two years ago. Now\nthe people of the community must\nagain come forward with ad\nditional help before further pro\ngress can be made,\u0027\u0027 she said to\n| day.\nfield House Needed\nAfter preparation of a playing\nfield. Mrs. Graziani has put these\ntasks: erection of a field house\nand moving of tlie lights from the\npresent field at Farmville High\nSchool to the new site\nShe said today the Association\nis continuing its efforts because\nof the feeling that this is what\nthe community wants. The Asso\nciation marie an appeal for sup\nport among the community’s civic\nclubs last fall, but they have not.\nyet come forward with dollars and\ncents backing, site said.\nSeeding Time Now\nMeanwhile, the best time for\nfertilizing and seeding the field\nis rapidly drawing to a close. Mrs.\nGraziani reminded citizens today.\nBut you can\u0027t obtain fertilizer\nand seed without funds.’’ she said.\nTlie grading of the site was\ncompleted last fall bv Joe Wilck.\nIn its attractive natural setting,\nrimmed with native pines, the\nfield is ready and waiting. What\nabout the community. Mrs. Gra\nziani asked this morning?", "confidence": 0.5989, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 8, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 49, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK33", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#1", "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK33", "order": 32, "text": "Parent Education\n(iroun Will Organize\nAt Rice Thursday\nA Parent Education croup will\nhe organized among patrons of\nRue Elementary School at a\nmeeting Thursday, Feb. 19. at. 7:30\np m under the sponsorship of\nthe P-TA,\nMrs. John Koonce. president of\nthe Farmville District P-TA. will\nbe present to assist with organi\nzation. as will Mrs. Richard Re\nville. of Blackstone, district chair\nman of Parent Education. Both\nwill be curst speakers.\nThe new group will promote\nstudy and discussion of education\nproblems, particularly as they\nPertain to elementary school chil\ndren. It will also seek to provide\na mutually helpful field of en\ndeavor uniting parents, pupils and\nteachers.\nRice P-TA leaders feci the or\nganization will prove of vital help\nto parents, and have urged pat\nrons to be present to learn the\npurposes and aims of the Parent\nEducation movement.", "confidence": 0.6023, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 12, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 30, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK34", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#1", "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK34", "order": 33, "text": "Council Inv ites Community To Share\n^orld Day of Prayer Service Friday", "confidence": 0.7467, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 2, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK35", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#1", "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK35", "order": 34, "text": "Farmvillc Council of Church\nWomen today extended an invi\ntation to men. women and younn j\npeople in the community to meet\ntnvother Friday for the annual\nWorld I)i\\- o| prayer sender, al\ni1 n m. in .h hit-. Memorial Kpis\ncot\u003Eal Chinch\nIn uldit \u0027.an t o t he worship * on *\nicc, to la- led bv the Rev .lean A\nVarhe rector of the host church,\nMrs 1- W Houpe. president of the\nWomen\u0027s Council, will lead a spe\ncial service for the day prepared\nby Christian women of Africa to\nbe used m similiar services in\nmany nations. Its central theme\nis Walk as Children of Lipht.\u0022\nMr.. Marvin Sehlepal will give a", "confidence": 0.5077, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 19, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK36", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#1", "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK36", "order": 35, "text": "depicting \u0022The World Day (,r\nPrayer Around the World \u0022 inter\nest in the 1953 program has boo\u0027\nwidened by mission studies on Af\nnca. which many women\u0027s , i .\nm the churches have made n,.’\n\u0027^ar. IMi\u003E\nI he service this year will bo the\nHhVx \u0022»nu*t one since inception\nof the world union through Pray.\nrr \u003Edea formulated in iRg7 Tj *\nCunt Friday in Lent has been set\napart since that time for the a»\nnual cbscrvance. *\u0027\nThis year. Christians in m\ncountries will be pausing in Mmi\nlar services around the Hobc ...\nreS. e*ten5ioa", "confidence": 0.5231, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 8, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 18, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK1", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#2", "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK1", "order": 0, "text": "Johnston Acquires\nRegistered Bull\nTroy Johnston, of Farmville.\nhas recently acquired a registered\nHolstein-Friesian bull from the\nherd of ft K Layman, of DaC\nville. Va. Change ol ownership for\nihis animal, Layman Fir Ormsby\nLock, has been officially recorded\nby i lie Hol.stein-Frir.qan A ssocia\ntion of America The Association\nissued 4.033 registry and transfer\ncertificates to Virginia breeders\nduring 1932.", "confidence": 0.5225, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 10, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 14, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK2", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#2", "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK2", "order": 1, "text": "AUCTION\nStop! Look! Listen!\nYou farmers knew this auc;i r.\ntale you have n\u003C arc! about o» 1\nat Dillwyn us a real sale. You\ncan buy Good farm machinery\nat your own puce at our next\nsale\nSAT. FEB. 28th.\nOur Motto is:\nVou bring the poods,\n’Ve Hill sell them.\nDon\u0027t fail to aliend our next\nJ?ale day\nWhy put more v hen the he h\ndollar talks now-a-days.\n\u0022Talk To Me. I\u0027m Listening \u0022\nlor Further Information\n(all\nc. /»*. “.mac\u0022 McCarter\nI’hone li:il{\nDILLWYN VIHC.IMA", "confidence": 0.5494, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 22, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK3", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#2", "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK3", "order": 2, "text": "district 2 Tourney\nSet February 2\u0022\u003E, 27, 28\nTlie annual District l\u0027\u003C basket -\nball tournament Will be field at\nIlampden-Sydney College Febru\nary -a. 117. and -.1. Faimville\nHigh School officials have been\nnot died.\nTeams participatin\u0027\u0027, and date\nand Lime ol the mum.\u0027 are now\nbeing determined by representa\ntives of the a hools in file district\nThese will he announced in the\nnext few days. Principal K H\nBallagh at Farnnille High said\ntoday.\nHe said it is planned to have a\nfull day ol games, morning, af\nternoon and evening on Wednes\nday. Feb. US. Play will be broken\noff February 26 due to Ilampden\nSydney College\u0027s game with Uni\nversity of Richmond. District\ntourney play will be lesumed Fri\nday night for tin\u0027 semi-finals,\nwith the final and consolation\ngames set for Saturuay night\n(tills .March 6-7\nThe girls tournament lias been\nscheduled March 0-7 at Ran\ndolph-Henry High School. It will\nire a regional Croup 11 affair.\n•District 2 offi\u003C ails an now deter\nmining which teams will compete.\nPowhatan Workers\nSpeak At Meeting:\nSunt. .1 T5 M. Carter, president\nof the Powhatan county Red\nCross Chapter, and \u0027I G. West,\n.und drive chairman, represented\n1’pwhatau county at an American\nRed Cross Fund Planning Mint\ning held in the Henrico County\nChapter House, recently Powha\ntan was one of 17 counties repre\nsent ed.\nAmong tla interest,ng speakers\nwere Supt. Carter and Mr. West,\nwho talked on \u0022Utilizing All I.oeai\nResource\u0027- in the Fund \u0022\nThis meeting proved very stim\nulating and helpful.\nCalais is tlie French seaport j\nnearest England.\ni i", "confidence": 0.4995, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 12, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 55, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK4", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#2", "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK4", "order": 3, "text": "Buy Now At These Low Prices.\n\\ OS* firestone\n*»\u0027 BUDGET DEAN\n1J11 j j 4 \u003E1 -TJII nk\nBig 18x lSVi-Inch Rubber\nFloor Mots\nFor Car and Home", "confidence": 0.6773, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 7, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK5", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#2", "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK5", "order": 4, "text": "Choice of :’our Coiora —", "confidence": 0.412, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 1, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK6", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#2", "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK6", "order": 5, "text": "An 89c Value", "confidence": 0.4953, "fontSize": 12, "maxFontSize": 12, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 1, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK7", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#2", "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK7", "order": 6, "text": "Wilson\u0027s Home \u0026 Auto Supply\n‘21!) N.\u0027Main St. Phono PIS Fannville. Va.\nWILSON TIRE COMPANY\nWilson St. Phone 712 Farmville. Va.", "confidence": 0.6712, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 4, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK8", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#2", "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK8", "order": 7, "text": "Green Bay\nMrs. J \\V. McFarland. 77. who\nhas been a life Ion\u0027.’, resident of\nthis community, died at her home\nhere February 8. and was burled\nin the church cemeiery Tuesday,\nFeb 10. She will be sorely missed\nm the church where she faith\nfully worked for many years and\nwill also be missed by the whole\ncommunity by both white and\ncolored. She was a friend to all\nII. D Kauffman, 75. of Appo\nmattox, a brother of Mrs. J. W.\nMcFarland died at. the home of\nhis son-in-law and daughter. Mr.\nand Mrs. Frank Carr. February 9.\nand was buried in the church\ncemetery here Wednesday. Feb.\n11.\nGeorge Kebel. 88, died at the\nhome of his daughter. Mrs. Rose\nSoret. Thursday. Feb. 12. He had\nbeen nil invalid for several years.\nHe will be buried at Fredericks\nburg.\nMr. and Mrs. Bernie White and\nsons, of Fredericksburg, were week\nend guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. C.\nGlascock recently.\nMis. Frank Fully, of Richmond,\nand son. Billy Pully. of Char\nlottesville. were guests of Miss\nLily Hardaway Sunday before\nlast.\nMr. and Mrs. James Glascock\nand Joyce Ami visited Mrs. Betty\nKalluin. at Victoria. Thursday.\nMrs. Alma Verelle and Mrs. F.\nD. Richardson, of Richmond, at\ntended the funerals here of Mrs.\nJ W. McFarland on Tuesday and\nIf D. Kauffman on Wednesday of\nlast week.\nMrs. r T Redd spent, several\ndays the past week with her cnil\ndren at Richmond", "confidence": 0.5707, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 47, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK9", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#2", "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK9", "order": 8, "text": "George Rebel, 83,\nOf Green Bay, Dies\nA funeral service for George\nRebel, 83. Green Bay resident,\nwas held Monday morning at,\nSacred Heart Catholic Church,\nMeherrin. Burial took place in\nOak Hill Cemetery. Fredericks\nburg.\nMr. Rebel died Thursday after\nnoon. Feb. 12. at nis home in\nGreen Bay\nBorn Dec. 23. 1869. in Austria,\nhe was the son of Barbara Hun\ngaradei and Jospeli Rebel.\nHe was a farmer and a mem\nber of the Roman Catholic\nChurch.\nHe is survived by two daugh\nters. Mrs Rose Sorct. of Green\nBay. and Mrs. F. A. Soret, of\nPalm- Beach Shores. Fla.: one\nsister. Mrs Eve Dangel, of New\nYork City and one brother,\nAdam Rebel, of Staten Island,\nN Y\ni\nScouts\niContinued from Pane It\nris. working with Eheilff J. T.\nClark, arrested Barney Ritt.s, as\nsistant Scoutmaster of Troop 118,\nand Lee B. Short, field Scout ex\n\u0027■cutive, during the morning. These\nScout leaders were tried in Cir\ncuit Court at noon. The mock\ntrial was conducted by Billy\nVaughan, trial iiisticp, Sammy\nDowdy and Howard Noel, com\nnionwt aith’s alto ney and Jimmy\nJohns, clerk ol the court.\nWayne Morris and Kent Carter\nwere chiefs of police.\nScouts gave out about 20 park\ning tickets to violators in the\ndowntown area during the morn\ning, also.\nFile Chiefs Charles Martin and\nR. Wilkerson were called out on\na fire about 11 a m., with other\nScouts acting as firemen.\nAt least $75,000,000 a year is be\ning spent on uutomobile repairs\nbecause of poor highways and the\nluck of proper parking space, an\n\u0027•’•‘•lorn states conference of the\nA.A.A. Motor clubs was told.", "confidence": 0.5802, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 12, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 57, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK10", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#2", "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK10", "order": 9, "text": "ordinary pipes\nstore up goo j\n-FALCON I\nEJECTS IT! m", "confidence": 0.7243, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 4, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK11", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#2", "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK11", "order": 10, "text": "I WEIGHS\n1 OUNCE!", "confidence": 0.5043, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 2, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK12", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#2", "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK12", "order": 11, "text": "■ alcon doesn’t soak up, store up \u0026nd\n\u0022filter” out goo like ordinary fin*\nbriar pipes. Falcon ejects the ooo\nuith every puff— before smoke\nranches stem. No filter-gadgets\nbecause no goo to filter out—even\nafter 5 thousand smokes. World’s\nsweetest pipe smoke because w orld’s\nFIRST oooi.ess pipe.\nPATTERSON’S\nDRUG CO.\n238 Main St.\nI’ll one 517 Farmville Va.", "confidence": 0.6243, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 12, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 13, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK13", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#2", "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK13", "order": 12, "text": "Keel Cross Thanks\nCumberland Women\nFor Sending Cookies\nA thank-you letter has been\nsent to Cumberland county wom\nen who have sent, homemade\ncookies to Camp Pickett Hospital\nby the Farmville Gray Ladies.\nWritten by Miss Rose Blaha,\nassistant Red Cross field director,\nthe letter said. “The patients of\ntiie U. S. Army Hospital and we\nof the American Red Cross join to\nthank you for the delicious\ncookies. They are always in de\nmand. and the patients enjoy\nLhem tremendously. Today we\nused them on a musical party on\nthe neuro-psychiatric ward. All\nthe men appreciated the refresh\nments and your thoughtfulness in\nremembering them.\nWorsham\nThe G. A’s. R. A.\u0027s and Sun\nbeams met at the Worsham Bap\ntist Church on Tuesday with a\ngood attendance\nA service was held at the\nChurch on Sunday to ordain two\ndeacons Dr. R. L. Randolph, oi", "confidence": 0.6172, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 30, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK14", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#2", "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK14", "order": 13, "text": "Trenton HD Women\nMeet At Mrs. Duncan’s\nThe Trenton Home Demonstra\ntion Club met with Mrs. P. I.\nDuncan on February 1! After the\n: business meeting, an interesting\nand \u0022delicious\u0022 demonstration on\n\u0022One Dtsh Meals” was given by\nthe hostess using the recipe\n■ Creamed Meat in Rice Ring.\u0027’\nMembers present wi re Mrs. Dale\nDaviis. the hostess, Mrs. Arthur\nDavis. Mis. Wilber Floyd and son\nPhillip Michael, and Mrs. George\nJefferies Jr. Mrs. Georgia Wilker\nj son was unable to attend as she\nj has been sick with flu.\nPlans were discussed on attend\nin\u0027- the district meeting in May.\na Orange. Va.\n1 The next meeting will be held\n, at the home of Mrs Arthur Davis.\nThe demonstration will be on\nj\u0027Rug Making \u0022\nl.ynoliburi:. was in charge of this\nj sen ice\nW M s of the Worsham\n: Church v ill meet. Friday\nnight,, Feb JO. at 8 o\u0027clock in the\nchurleh", "confidence": 0.5013, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 10, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 30, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK15", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#2", "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK15", "order": 14, "text": "FARM LOANS\nProtect the i\u0027Mtnre of your farnr\nby financing with a\nLand Rank Loan\n• LONG TERM\n• LOW INTEREST\nNever comes cine nil at once\nPay off any time\nJ. F. GLENN, Sec.-Teas\n-jSjjjtj NATION#!. FAR#\nLOAN A3SB\u0022IATI0f\nOP FARMVILLE\nMain Street I’none 481", "confidence": 0.5873, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 14, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 13, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK16", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#2", "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK16", "order": 15, "text": "I have been wonderfully\nb!e-ised in I t i:rr re-ton \u003Ci to\nactive life after beiny crip\npled in nearly every joint in\nmy body and with muscular\nsoreness from bead to foot. 1\nhad Rheumatoid Arthritis\nand other forms of Rheuma\ntism, hands deformed and my\nankles were set.\nLimited space prohibit\ntellinjr you more here but it\nyou wili write me 1 will reply\nat once and tell you how 1 re\nceived this wonderful relict.\nMrs. Lela S. Wier\n28»r\u003E Arbor Mills lire e\nI* O. MfV. 31 ”2\nJarksoii 7. Mississippi", "confidence": 0.5389, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 14, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 19, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK17", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#2", "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK17", "order": 16, "text": "$100 000 00 A YEAR\nOr More Is Spent by\nTrail\u0027s End Poultry Farm\nDOES IT COST Midi MONT Y TO PRODl ( E HEALTHY.\nRECORD lllcil ECO BIU D BABY CHICKS? Yes. Trail\u0027.,\nEnd does spend over $100.000 00 a year producing healthy,\nhigh ear bred cliiclis ol unquestionable outstanding quality.\nThousands of dollar are .-pen; each ye;.; m blood testin\u0027: ana\no;\u003E\u003C ratal \u0027 a free diapnos\u0027 r l-.t-orut.orr far nil TI-\u0027Te are a hun\ndred different costs in producing outstanding baby chicks. For\ninstance, first, the eggs. 300 egg breeding tock. labor, power,\nfuel, water, chick boxes, pads, fumigants, posta: e. commissions,\nsalaries, sexing, advertising, promotion, travel, f ed. delivery\nexpense, trucks, cars, telephone, telegraph, nff.ee supplies,\nhatchery supplies, repairs on incubators, and hatchery buildings,\ntruck repairs, worm pills, antigens, testing equipment, leu\nbands, printing, insurance, depreciation, taxes. Well, these arc\nsome of the costs that go into the Trail\u0027s End big type, world\nrecord 300 eg\u0022, bred, long living Wh \u0027e Leghorn baby chicks,\nand I host In nvy-mcatt d. heavy laying Nt u Super New Hamp\nshire Reds that grow fast, feather quickly, ami possess that\ndelicious flavor. HOW DOES TRAILS END SELL 1IABY\nCHICKS AT SUCH LOW PRICES, considerin\u0027• all this ex\npense\u0027.’ 34 years exp rience, good management, and freedom\nof action is the answer. All our chicks ;ue trom pullorum\ntested breeders. We can furnish pullets or straight run chicks.\nWE CAN ALSO ITKNISH KEOII.AK BROILER NEW\nHAMPSHIRE REDS AND BARRED ROCKS.\nPlease write or stop by to see us regarding our low prices,\nand oOier free information. LOCATED ON KDl\u0027TE 15, 3\nMILES NORTH OF CORDONSMI.I I\nTrail\u0027s End Poultry Farm\nOOKDONSVII.LE. V1ROIMA", "confidence": 0.5572, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 33, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK18", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#2", "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK18", "order": 17, "text": "_", "confidence": 0.278, "fontSize": null, "maxFontSize": null, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 1, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK19", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#2", "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK19", "order": 18, "text": "GAINS\nwcti/i\nMASTER MIX\nBROILER\nMASH\n(WITH METHIC-7ITE)", "confidence": 0.8391, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 6, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK20", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#2", "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK20", "order": 19, "text": "KEEPING I’P with the times in broiler raising\ninruns getting faster gain- at lower cost per\npound of gain. Thousands of successful broiler\nrsi-ers insist on Master Mix Broiler Mash because\nthey base found that it get- their birds finithedand\noff to market fatter, and at top xulue. Investigate\ntoday! la-t u« show you why it‘s a better broiler feed.\nPRINCE EDWARD BROILER RATION iSprrial)\nManufactured from Master Mix Broiler Concentrate\nPrince Edward Mills Jnc.\nPhone 64 P\u003C?.rruville, \u0027 n.", "confidence": 0.5935, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 11, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK21", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#2", "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK21", "order": 20, "text": "I-H Tractor Club\nWill Study Tires\nPrince Edward County 4-TI\nTractor Cht!\u003E will liold the first\nof eight lessons about tractor\nmaintenance tonight (Tuesday \u003E\nat 7:30 at Newman Tire Company\nin Farmville Instructors will be\n\\V A Forrest, head of the trac\ntor tire department of the Good\nyear Tire Company in this ter\nritory. W. A. Gibbs, Jr., terntor\n, ‘i\nlal manager lor the Goodyeni\nCompany, and J. N Hudson.\nGoodyear Tire Company service\nengineer.\n, . . tin- listen Mart. Then from\nall over the free world come Mich\ncomment* a* these from reader*\nof THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE\nMONITOR, an international daily\nnewspaper:\n\u0022The Monitor is must read\ning lor straight-thinking\npeople . .\n\u0022/ returned to school alter a\nlapse 0/ 111 years. I will get\nmr degree from the college,\nhut my education comes\nfrom the Monitor. . .\n\u0022The Monitor gives me ideas\nfor my work. . .\n\u0022I truly enjoy its com\npany. . . .\u0022\nYou, too, will find the Monitor\ninformative, with complete world\nnews. You will discover a con\nstructive viewpoint in every new*\nstory.\nI\u0027.se the coupon below for a spe\ncial Introductory subscription —\n3 month* for only $3.\nT1 f Chritlun Srienra Monitor\nOne. Norway Si.. Horton 1 . Mat* , I\u0027 9. A.\ni\u0027leatf rend in* an mlfudnctory rttbacfip*\nlion to Th* t\u0027hmltan Srtrora Monitor—\n7b iifuri l ertrloif $1.\n(nnme J\n{a(hireit I\n^ 1 fifer) t*/of*»\nPBll", "confidence": 0.582, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 12, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 52, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK22", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#2", "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK22", "order": 21, "text": "BBBBBlflBBaBBBBBBBBiflflBaBBgaBBBBBBV*—\nBSfc:A.;: .1\njftBIEI\nFACIAL TISSUES\n;’,()(\u003E l’n I’.dx\nALL FOB $1.00\nBATH SOAP\n20 CAKES $1.00\nSELECTED CHOCOLATES\n2 LBS. $1.00\nMINERAL OIL\n2 QTS. $1.00\ni\u0027lc \u0027! , . Krxall Ammoniatril\nTOOTH PASTE\n3 TUBES $1.00\nGray s Drug Store\nlMu.ua\u003E a*; Si. !\u003Ehon» r,T__\nSBBBBBBaSBSaBBiffaSHBBBBBBBBBlBBBBBBBBB", "confidence": 0.6385, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 18, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK23", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#2", "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK23", "order": 22, "text": "We Wish to Express Our Good Wishes To Our Friends, The\nWalker-Ward Motor Co., Who H ive i ■\u0027 erred 1 heir herguson\nAgenev Tc Ontario, Va.\nWK PROUDLY VNNOFXA K O\u0027OU JMT)iN?MFNT\nAS\nAUTHORIZED FERGUSON DEALER\nIN", "confidence": 0.5168, "fontSize": 10, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 7, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK24", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#2", "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK24", "order": 23, "text": "5", "confidence": 0.333, "fontSize": null, "maxFontSize": null, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 1, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK25", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#2", "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK25", "order": 24, "text": "AND PER Authorized Ferguson Dealer\n_ recent appointment \u003C ■ .mer in this area the\n9 We\u0027re announcing ^ anxlous to show cvei\\\ntor this community. 1 pergUson Implcmen s. farm power. Its\nnew Ferguson Tractor and^ ^ fcnng y0u a \u0027^^onary Ferguson\nWith the Ferguso T Engme. combined a requirements lor\nConfno^l Valv^H“dEe .\u003C•\u003E» \u003E\u0027, , fot ,„e „»h,\nSystem, » pUlls-but economical, iut\npeak loads and hea \u003E P {or themselve3 on over\njobs in farming. have already made a nan^ with both Auto\nFerguson Implement. Their quick-hmh ^ transporting and\n\u0022\u0027I- ..—. “\nrrrtr Let us te„ vou ,,.,r - - \u0022,e\n_—-- *\n.fuMJft©®", "confidence": 0.5395, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 15, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK26", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#2", "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK26", "order": 25, "text": "TAYLOR SALES, INC.\nON ROUTE 15 AND ICO WEST OF FARMYILLE\nPHONE 643 FARMYILLE, YA.", "confidence": 0.6037, "fontSize": 8, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 3, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#3/source/BLOCK1", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#3", "pageIndex": 2, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK1", "order": 0, "text": "Statesmen, Rams\nChallenge FHS\nRecord This Week\nFarmville High School\u0027s tin\ndefeated basketball squad facei\n!‘s two greatest challenges thu\nweek, with Randolph Henry ant\nBlackstone High\u0027s Rams. No. I\nand No. 3 teams in the district\nscheduled to face the Wolverines\nThe final week\u0027s court play foi\nFamviKe will answer two ques\ntions. both looming larger with\neach passing game: can the Wol\nverines hold up imder the pres\nsure to close out their regular\nseason without defeat? Will either\nRandolph-Henry or Blackstone\noffer a real challcnege when the\ndistrict tourney rolls around?\nTire answers ate only a few\ndays away from being answered.\nThere are a good many Charlotte\ncounty fans who feci Randolph\nHenry\u0027s Statesmen are the cl\u0027 b\nto stop the Wolverines. They\u0027ll\nhave their home court advantage\nTuesday night, and will be guard\ning against repeating the fourth\nquarter relapse they suffered in\ntheir first meeting with Farmville.\nPerfect Record Test\nBlackstone, loser only to Farm\nviile and in their first meeting\nwith Randolph-Henry (a team\nthey have since defeated and at\nCharlotte C. H.\u003E are perhaps the\nbiggest, best-rounded squad the\nWolverines face m the District.\nAssuming, and its a big as\nsumption considering Tuesday\nnight\u0027s game with Coach Oar\nletts fine Randolph-Henry squad,\nthat Farmville wins Tuesday and\ngets by Amelia Friday night as\nexpected, then they\u0027 ll face Black\nstone in the gym here Saturday\nnight with a double-barreled\nchalllenge. Win that final game", "confidence": 0.5785, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 49, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#3/source/BLOCK2", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#3", "pageIndex": 2, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK2", "order": 1, "text": "of the regular season for a record\nof 19-0. and turn back the Black\nstone bid as a tourney challenger!\nAnyway one looks at it. there’ll\nbe lots riding on that season\nfinale Saturday mgnt here.\nDistrict Ran\nBlackstone won once during\nthe week of hold on to second\nplace with a 13-2 tccord. Billy\n; Elmore with 13 and Henry Irby\n, at 10 paced tire win over Ken\nbridge. 44-16.\nRandolph - Hem;., won tvto\ngames and is firmly entrenched\nin third, three games ahead of\nEmporia. R-H downed Bucking\nham. 50-37. with Roland Canada\nloqHirn? the scoring with 19. and\nhanded Crewe its seventh straight\nloss. 39-24.\nVictoria was another two-time\nwinner with a 49-30 verdict over\nwinless Burkeville. and a 60-62\ntriumph at Buckingham. Herb\nSeay continued to lead the Vic\ntoria scoring with a 16-point per\nformance against Burkeville and\na 31-point output against Buck\ningham.\nIn other boys games. Amelia de\nfeated Lawrenceville. 33-30. last\nnight in the last 20 seconds, and\nEmporia downed Lawrenceville j\non Tuesday.", "confidence": 0.6329, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 35, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#3/source/BLOCK3", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#3", "pageIndex": 2, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK3", "order": 2, "text": "Boys\nW L\nFarmville . 13 0\nBlackstone . 13 2\nRandolph-Henry . 11 2\nEmporia . 6 4\nBuckingham . 6 6\nCrewe . 5 1\nVictoria . 6 9\nAmelia . 3 8\nKenbridge . 3 8\nLawrencevillc . .1 8\nBurkevil\u0027.e. 0 10\n(•iris\nEmporia . 10 0\nRandolph-Henry 12 1\nBlackstone . 10 5\nVictoria . 10 5\nBuckingham . 6 4", "confidence": 0.5619, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 19, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#3/source/BLOCK4", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#3", "pageIndex": 2, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK4", "order": 3, "text": "grays r; store", "confidence": 0.6073, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 1, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#3/source/BLOCK5", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#3", "pageIndex": 2, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK5", "order": 4, "text": "■■MBM", "confidence": 0.444, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 1, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#3/source/BLOCK6", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#3", "pageIndex": 2, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK6", "order": 5, "text": "METHENAMINE,\nGLYCYRRHIZA,\nPYRIBENZAMINE,\nVIBURNUM PRUNIFOLIUM\nant) thousands of other drug and\nchemical names are part of your\ndruggist\u0027s everyday language.\nThe years spent learning the\nnames and use of pharmaceuti\ncals have ably equipped us to\ncompound your prescriptions.", "confidence": 0.5299, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 8, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 11, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#3/source/BLOCK7", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#3", "pageIndex": 2, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK7", "order": 6, "text": "I", "confidence": 1, "fontSize": null, "maxFontSize": null, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 1, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#3/source/BLOCK8", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#3", "pageIndex": 2, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK8", "order": 7, "text": "THE\nPHARMACIST\u0027S\nART AT\nITS BEST\n—-• .—\nSEE YOUR\nDOCTOR FIRST\nThen See Us!", "confidence": 0.851, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 8, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#3/source/BLOCK9", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#3", "pageIndex": 2, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK9", "order": 8, "text": "I Gray\u0027s Drug Store\nI PHONE 56 MAIN ST. PHONE 57", "confidence": 0.7964, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 2, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#3/source/BLOCK10", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#3", "pageIndex": 2, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK10", "order": 9, "text": "Folks agree...Coke is\ndelicious with lunch", "confidence": 0.5832, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 2, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#3/source/BLOCK11", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#3", "pageIndex": 2, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK11", "order": 10, "text": "You sec, Coke has its own matchless flavor\nthat blends perfectly with food.\nNo other drink tastes so good\nwith so many things", "confidence": 0.5697, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 4, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#3/source/BLOCK12", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#3", "pageIndex": 2, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK12", "order": 11, "text": "ionite UNDlt AUtHOUtY Ot tHl COCA-COU COMPANY If\nCOCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS, I’ARMVILLE, VIRGINIA\n\u0022Co*#\u0022 it a imgni u»d trademark. © t»32. THl COCA COLA COMPANY", "confidence": 0.5408, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 3, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#3/source/BLOCK13", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#3", "pageIndex": 2, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK13", "order": 12, "text": "Burkeville 44\nFarmville . 6 8\nAmelia . 3 5\nCrewe 2 10\nLawrenceville 0 7\nKenbndge 0 10\n| Area Hitrh School\n| Basketball This Week\nTuesday. Feb. 17\nCumberland at Buckingham\nFarmville at Randolph-Hcnry\nAmelia at Powhatan\nBurkeville at Crewe\nFriday, Feb. 20\nEmporia at Buckingham\nAmelia at Farmville\nMidlothian at Powhatan\nSaturdav. Feb. 21\nBlackstone at Farmville\nDefeat Of Kmporia\nMakes 16 Victories\nFarmville High School ran its\nundefeated streak to 16 Friday\nnight with a 44-3!) squeak past\nEmporia High in a game domin\nated by fouls, missed shots and an\nexciting see-saw lead.\nFouls Hurt\nCenter Bill Drumeller drew four\npersonals halfway of the first\nperiod and was held out. until the\nsecond half when he contributed\nseven vital points before fouling\nout with a minute and a half to\ngo. Clyde Shelton left the game\nmid-way of the third period on\nthe foul route and Ernie Newman,\nmissed vital minutes of the third\nand fourth periods while being\nheld out with four personals The\nEagles lost their ncc center. Dar\nden Livesay. in the third period\non fouls and Bratnley\u0027s height in\nfourth period by the same man\nner.", "confidence": 0.6208, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 12, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 45, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#3/source/BLOCK14", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#3", "pageIndex": 2, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK14", "order": 13, "text": "With Blann, lanky Emporia for\nward, hitting on outside set shots,\nthe Eagles got off to a 7-4 lead\nbefore Shelton knotted the count\nwith a fast lay-up at 9-9 half\nthrough the first period. The\nWolverines held a 11-10 lead as\nthe period closed as Billy Frank\nlin converted after Belmotc\u0027s\nhooking foul.\nEmporia went in front by four\npoints on Blann\u0027s lone shot and\nLivesay\u0027s pivot, in the keyhole fust\nbefore the half, until Newman\nbucketed on a push shot from the\nside and Franklin converted on a\nfoul, closing the Eagles\u0027 half-time\nlead 18-17.\nFinal Taiiv\nEddie Thornton\u0027s foul conver\nsion broke a 28-26 deadlock to\ngive FHS its nervous 29-28 bulge\nat the three-quai ter mark. Shel\nton added two field goals before\nleaving the game m this period\nand Thornton got two.\nWith five minutes remaining\nand the count knotted at 33-32.\nBrantley fouled Bill Drumeller\nand the FHS center converted\nbeth. A minute later at 36-36, Til\nlar hooked the FHS center once\nmore. and. withholding his at\ntempt until the crowd quieted.\nDrumeller calmly collected both.", "confidence": 0.608, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 35, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#3/source/BLOCK15", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#3", "pageIndex": 2, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK15", "order": 14, "text": "The Oldest Cleaning and\nPre; s:nn establishment\nin Farmvillc", "confidence": 0.6212, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 3, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#3/source/BLOCK16", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#3", "pageIndex": 2, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK16", "order": 15, "text": "A Difference!\nYes, there\u0027s a differ\nence in the liny you feel\nnnd look irhen your\nsuits are properly and\nregularly cleaned and\npressed. 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I .irmvilie. Virginia\nI nicr\u003C\u0027d as sei nod-class nuiu-r at ihe posioffice ar l .inmille.\nVirginia, under A»i ul ( o tigress nl March IK\u0022\u0027\u003E", "confidence": 0.4666, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 4, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#4/source/BLOCK3", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#4", "pageIndex": 3, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK3", "order": 2, "text": "I\nMember . Virginia Press .Association |\nMember National Editorial Association", "confidence": 0.5678, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 3, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#4/source/BLOCK4", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#4", "pageIndex": 3, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK4", "order": 3, "text": "__TUESDAY. FEHUUAKY 17. I_\n(I real duns! Cleun lTp", "confidence": 0.4457, "fontSize": 8, "maxFontSize": 10, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 2, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#4/source/BLOCK5", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#4", "pageIndex": 3, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK5", "order": 4, "text": "LT\\RM\\Il.I.E Chamber of (\u0027unmii\u0027iw\nhas appointed a committee charged with\nconducting a continuing educational pro\npram to keep Karmville clean. This is\nhearteninp news. Keepinp a town clean\nand beautiful is not a one man .job, neither\ncan it be done by a small proup, but it is\npossible throuph a continuing\u0027 educational\npropram .which will develop a civic pride\nin cleanliness.\nThe important sprinp Clean I’p cam\npaien is udiedult\u0027d for April. At that time\nevery citizen will he urped to put forth a\nconcerted effort to remove the palls of win\nter and prepare for the beautiful sprinp.\nIn the meantime, if would be revealiup to\ntake a walk around your premises and sur\nvey the work to he done. Wo know, we\nhave dulie it. A pood bopinninp can be made\nnow which would relieve the work necessary\ndurinp cleanup week. Stray paper and", "confidence": 0.5218, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 8, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 21, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#4/source/BLOCK6", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#4", "pageIndex": 3, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK6", "order": 5, "text": "trash arc in the hedge and corners of the\nfence, a lot of debris in tlie back yard, ashes\nmay In* in a pile near tin* house you go out\nand look around and then plan to spend\nApril doing your part to make Farmville\nthe cleanest town in Southsidc Virginia.\nThe Herald promises the Chamber ol\nCommerce committee full support in the\njob it is attempting to accomplish. Febru\nary is not too early to plan a campaign and\nbegin to enlist the interest of the public.\nIn the business sections cleanliness de\npends largely upon the habits of people who\nfrequent the streets. If they discard paper\ncups, candy wrappings, or other Irtish in\nthe streets and gutters instead of putting\nthe debris in containers provided for them,\nit is humanly impossible to keep the streets\nClean. We might check up on ourselves as\nwe walk down the street and he conscious\nof our habits good or had.", "confidence": 0.5427, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 8, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 21, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#4/source/BLOCK7", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#4", "pageIndex": 3, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK7", "order": 6, "text": "Conquer Flu", "confidence": 0.442, "fontSize": 10, "maxFontSize": 10, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 1, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#4/source/BLOCK8", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#4", "pageIndex": 3, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK8", "order": 7, "text": "/■’»()(■)!) NKW\u0027S for thousands who sutler\n^ the ravages of influenza e\\er\\ sear\nconn s fmn: an announcement by the execu\ntive hoard of 1 lie Inited Nations World\nHealth \u003C \u003Erean isat r \u003Eu. The board believes\nthe sear 3 Ho 1 will see developments of\n‘.Meat nudicaiicc in this direction. 1 he\nattack of some form of infiuen-a this win\nter has !„ cii f\u003E 11 hy a majority of families\nin th ■ rs a. Foi ately, the attack- \\\\ ere\nmild in most cases, causing extreme discom\nfort but few death-. However, the victim,\nyennalls. is licit weakened and listless tor\na period after tla attack has passed. Hie\nloss ot man hours has been extensive and\na control of this disease will be welcomed\nhides d.\nTin run jor hops\u0027 s* siis to he hass-d on a\nsi rii*s I f \\accinsis, each designed to combat\na specific twio n[ the sh-e.-ass1. 1 h\u003C com", "confidence": 0.4827, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 8, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 20, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#4/source/BLOCK9", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#4", "pageIndex": 3, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK9", "order": 8, "text": "plication is that uteri\u0027 arc so many varia\ntions of inllium/.a that the suitable vaccine\nis somewhat difficult-to determine.\nThe recent epidemic, for example, was\ntermed the A-l’rime virus influenza. Once\nit wa\u003E identified, a vaccine was prepared\nand used with some suqcess in the lijzht\nayainst the threatened epidemic.\nThere are three main typos of influenza,\ntermed A. It. and 0 types. If the type can\nhe recoyni/.ed early enuuyli, proper vaccines\ncan be made in time and an epidemic avoid\ned. The Executive Board ot the l . N.\nHealth Organization believes that, by Idol,\nsufficient research will have been done to\nenable quick identification and mass distri\nbution of suitable vaccines to combat in\nfluenza epidemics. This .should la* excel\nlent news to all those who have sampled\nthe late t Hu epidemic in the Tinted States.", "confidence": 0.558, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 8, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 20, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#4/source/BLOCK10", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#4", "pageIndex": 3, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK10", "order": 9, "text": "Babson Discusses\nKorea\nBabson Park Fla —-It may be\nof place for me—a mere\n•miisticiun 10 discuss Korea. I\n. .jsiied J i an China and the\npines: but h ive never been\n. . •»,. nvnPfiS\ni • ■■ modern v orld. which dares\nb ck to the Roman Empire. There\ntwo outstanding facts: \u003C1\u003E\n,Ki\u003Eme one nation war; always the\n■ i,,p doc \u0022 \u00272\u0027 That nation was\nus ially at war with some other\nnation which was a tempting to\ntip over her “apple-cart ”\n\u0027l l Roman Empire started\nA til good leaders and the best in\ntentions. but it was continually at\nwar. These wars wen not to seek\nmore power but to prevent other\nnation., from seizing the power\nwinch Rome then held Every\nhigh setiooi student who has\nstudied ‘Caesar knows the story.\nFinally -Rome was economically\nexhausted with these continual\nconflicts, and the Roman Empire\ncollapsed. Later the Spanish\nEmprie look the leadership md\nwent through the . ame experi\nences. Then the French took the\nball.", "confidence": 0.5337, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 12, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 33, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#4/source/BLOCK11", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#4", "pageIndex": 3, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK11", "order": 10, "text": "REMEMBER THE BRITISH\nFollowing Rome, Spain and\nFrance. England became the\nworld s greatest power. She held\nthis leadership until the first\nWorld War. Her battle cruisers\nwere in every port and she\npoliced the world, and was usually j\nfighting somewhere She just had 1\nto do this to hold her position i\nEngland also was rich and did\nthe world’s banking, insurance ■\nand shipping. The English Pound\nSterling was then the world\u0027s uni\nversal currency, as is our Dollar\ntoday. Germany, however, then\nlooked with envious eyes upon\nEngland, as Russia is now jealous\nof us. In her endeavoi to continue i\nas “top dog.\u0022 England went to j\nwar against Germany in 1914 and i\nagain in 1940. These last two wars\nbled Engalr.d so that she is now\na second-rate power There now is j\nlittle hope of her getting strong\nagain.\nWHAT ABOUT THE U. S. A.?\nThe United States is now the\nrichest and most powerful nation ,\nof the world. We have taken the J\nworld leadership from England. ■\nBut with this leadership comes\nresponsibilities. We must police j", "confidence": 0.5885, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 33, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#4/source/BLOCK12", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#4", "pageIndex": 3, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK12", "order": 11, "text": "the world. We ate likt a boy who\n: ks the gang leader. In order to so\nremain, he starts no fights, but\nit some other boy . tarts .1 fight\n. witli him or with any member of\nMs gang, he must fight that up\n. start. Otherwise, he is no longer a\nleader. His influence is gone. This\nis the situation which tiie United\nStates has gotten into. We should\nblame no one It just happened.\nUnfortunately, we are like the\nt man who had the bull by the\ntail He was asking himself:\n\u0027 \u0027Shall I let go or hang on\u0027:\u0022 If we\n\u0027ate to defend our position of\nleadership we must continue to", "confidence": 0.5571, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 17, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#4/source/BLOCK13", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#4", "pageIndex": 3, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK13", "order": 12, "text": "field in Korea and where we an;\nchallenged. This means we must\n\u0027hang onto the bulls tail\u0022: but\nthis is and will continue to be an\nunhappy position. On the other\nhand, if we swallow our pride\nand withdraw from Korea we be\ncome a second-class nation.\nhi; can expect no peace\n1 have a strong feeling that the\nChinese will get tired ot the fight\ning Then Eisenhower will work\nout some kind of a temporary\npeace with Russia which will\n\u0022save face\u0022 all around. Hut it will\nbe only temporary. Russia does\nnot want World Wai III so long", "confidence": 0.5455, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 8, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 17, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#4/source/BLOCK14", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#4", "pageIndex": 3, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK14", "order": 13, "text": "MEMBER\nBE A\nWELL DRESSED MAN\nIN A KILKARE\nLAUNDRED SHIRT\n“Professional Laundering Cairo Helps\nYour Shirt Look Better . . .\nStay Take Now Longer. Too \u0022\nI\nPHONE 500 TODAY\n\u0027", "confidence": 0.755, "fontSize": 10, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 11, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#4/source/BLOCK15", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#4", "pageIndex": 3, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK15", "order": 14, "text": "Letters to Editor\nCARRY ME BACK\nTO OI.D VIRGINNY\nI\u0027m down here in the Sunshine\nState\nWhere Bonded palm trees “row ;\nWhere flowers bloom in winter\ntime\nAnd tropic brei\u0027ve.s blow.\nLarge coconuts and oranges\nAre growing here til trees.\nAnd it gives quite a thrill to me\nTo see such sights as these.\nThe flowers here are beautiful.\nThe homes are lovely too:\nAnd many tilings of interest\nAre here for folks to view.\nI have seen great alligatoi\nHere basking in the sun:\nThe weight of some of these large\nbrutes\nExceeds a half a ton\nThe bathing beaches here are fine.\nAnd in the tropic sun\nThe bathers ride the white cap\nlied waves,\nEnjoying life and fun.\nWhen it’s Virginia winter time\nIt does seems strange to me.\nTo see the folks in bathing suits\nI\n1 Here bathing in the sea\nThey claim this is a wonder state,\nAnd in these claims there\u0027s truth,\nBut I have not found that foun\ntain\nTo bring me back my youth\nFor. like old Ponce de Leon.\n1 now have learned to know\nWe cannot find our yout h a s ain\nNo matter where we go\ni And w hile this is a charming place\nTo visit for a while.\nIf really think Virginia turn\nIt beaten by a mile.\nTho waving palms and tropic\nskies\nMay -live me some thrills.\nI better like Virginia with\nHer valleys and her lulls\nNostalgically yours.\nI D. Whitat ker\nPalm Bench. Fla.", "confidence": 0.5197, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 53, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#4/source/BLOCK16", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#4", "pageIndex": 3, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK16", "order": 15, "text": "Double Check\nSince the Russians pulled the\nplug out of the Jew dam . .\nthings been a-humming. Believe\nvou me the old Rams horn i.s net\nting mighty ixiptilar and Isralite\nare blowing their own horn?\nas Stalin lives: but she is deter\nmined to worry us and bleed us\nesconomicallv so long as she can\ndo so.\nMothers, sisters and sweet- i\nhearts arc very anxious to end the\nKorean Wat I think this will be\ndone with honor. But, I furthei\nforecast that, within a year after\nthe Korean peace, trouble will\nbreak out elsewhere. We till must\nexpect our sons to be sent to\ntight somewhere at some time.\nThe sooner we get used to both\nworries and taxes, the better for1\nall concerned.", "confidence": 0.5608, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 23, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#4/source/BLOCK17", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#4", "pageIndex": 3, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK17", "order": 16, "text": "Ameticu i.. river tit rp u: Tli\nOoeans edge. Tideland Ls aughful\nargument.\nTaking down the reiling when\nwhat ve need is a floor makes\ngood reading but \u003Co-misundev\nstandable to the consumer. K\\.-n\nthe Republicans cunt under\nstandable to the consumer liven\nthe Republicans can . undo!stfind\ntill the goings.\nV\u0027ontiled the Gold in Port Knox\n. . the Democrats hadn\u0027t took a\nmite . . . yep It\u0027s all there.\nI ..", "confidence": 0.5338, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 15, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#4/source/BLOCK18", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#4", "pageIndex": 3, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK18", "order": 17, "text": "Us last shaping up now . . tho\npresent administration is bavins\nto shoulder the burden 01 respon\nsibility It ain\u0027t what the General\nthought was wasn’t even\nwh.at the Democrats what voted\nfor t)ie b:\u0022, chance thought it\n‘twas.\nA the Governor race stiapes\nup a lot of Whiteheads are\n■ liii me ui). Republicans are bold\nine family reunions -and will\nnominate by Convention. They\nd\u0027-n’t want to be too Democratic", "confidence": 0.4959, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 14, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#4/source/BLOCK19", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#4", "pageIndex": 3, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK19", "order": 18, "text": "at this time . . . it backfires\nsometime.\nSaw a It\u0027ller going fishing . . .\nand lie wanted to know if we had\nany BIG PISH in Willis River. I\ntold him we caught fish in Willis\nRiver so big, we haa to eat Off\n\u0027em three ueeks Tore we could get\n\u0027em out. Tliats telling \u0027em\nThanks tor leading and thank\nyou lor that renewal to the Farm*\nulle Herald\nYours\nJ Marvin Brown", "confidence": 0.6136, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 14, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#4/source/BLOCK20", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#4", "pageIndex": 3, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK20", "order": 19, "text": "Multiple births are very mr.\namong cows.", "confidence": 0.545, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 2, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#4/source/BLOCK21", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#4", "pageIndex": 3, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK21", "order": 20, "text": "Welcome Dollar Day Shoppers |", "confidence": 0.9528, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 1, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#4/source/BLOCK22", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#4", "pageIndex": 3, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK22", "order": 21, "text": "9.6 cu. ft. capacity\nSPECIAL MODEL DF-960\nGenuine Deepfreeze\nFreezer Compartment.\nHeavy-duty bright rust\nresistant shelves. Twin\nhigh-humidity crispers.\nAutomatic ligh*.", "confidence": 0.7075, "fontSize": 8, "maxFontSize": 14, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 8, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#4/source/BLOCK23", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#4", "pageIndex": 3, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK23", "order": 22, "text": "IN the ALL NEW\nApex WASHAMATIO\nWITH THE AMAZING", "confidence": 0.8632, "fontSize": 12, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 3, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#4/source/BLOCK24", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#4", "pageIndex": 3, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK24", "order": 23, "text": "AGlTATOR\nThis new kind of agitator yive« ;.on tin*\nworlds most economical washings. It\nsjvcS clothes . . . hot water . detergent\n. . . electricity and curs down on servic\ning costs. See for \\outsell bov. the* all\nnew Apex W AMI*\\*M VI K impo \\ • on all\nother automatic v\\ asherv See it in action at", "confidence": 0.5249, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 12, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 8, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#4/source/BLOCK25", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#4", "pageIndex": 3, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK25", "order": 24, "text": "Prince Edward Utility Company\nH . /•;. CHOXTOX. Manager\n1 !0 N. Main Street Phone St.\u0027S Farmville, Virginia", "confidence": 0.665, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 3, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#4/source/BLOCK26", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#4", "pageIndex": 3, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK26", "order": 25, "text": "iaior GENERAL MOTORS $194,000 BETTER HIGHWAYS CONTEST\nSee Your Buick Dealer for contest hfant and full information", "confidence": 0.6594, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 2, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#4/source/BLOCK27", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#4", "pageIndex": 3, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK27", "order": 26, "text": "Hu\u0027s you will discover:\nA o other car gets away from a standing\nstart with the cowhined quickness, quiet\nand smoothness of a 19,5,1 Buick with\ntwin-Turbine Dynaflow Drive.*\n\\\\ ith two turbines instead of one—and\nwith engineering advances all through\nthis miracle automatic transmission—\nyou can get from zero to .10 mph before\nyou take two breaths—and with wore\nsilence and efficiency than ever hejore.\nBeyond this, there’s new power that\nmakes the entire range of performance\n»\nmore electrify ing.\nIn every 1953 Hoick Sri’ER and\nKoaDMASTEK you’ll find the world’s\nmost advanced \\\u0027\u003CS 1‘ngine — the first\nfireball Y8. 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Februaiy 18th\n/\nSale Features for Wednesday\nVALUES * BARGAINS • SAVINGS\nSa vc 5(h« By Reading Every Item on This Rage . . . Items We\nHave Hoarded for Months for FarmviUp ’$ BIG DOLLAR DAY\nShop From 9:00 to 5:30 Wednesday... 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I\n1 I\nI", "confidence": 0.5622, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 14, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 7, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#5/source/BLOCK16", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#5", "pageIndex": 4, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK16", "order": 15, "text": "SPORTSWEAR\nr roup of odds and\nend • ol bettor sports\nv. \u003C .1 ?• . one day\n. learanee only . . .\nbelow usual whole\nsale.", "confidence": 0.5973, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 14, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 7, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#5/source/BLOCK17", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#5", "pageIndex": 4, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK17", "order": 16, "text": "JEWELRY\nLarge group of better\nj e u elry featuring\npearls rhinestones,\n■ anil others . , . big\nassortment\n2L f\u003C\u003Er", "confidence": 0.5817, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 7, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#5/source/BLOCK18", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#5", "pageIndex": 4, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK18", "order": 17, "text": "UNDERWEAR TABLE\nOdds and ends of Choice I\ntatter underwear\nfirst come first serv- ^B\ned . values to SS.35 B\non some items B", "confidence": 0.5222, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 14, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 6, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#5/source/BLOCK19", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#5", "pageIndex": 4, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK19", "order": 18, "text": "HANDY SLEEVE BOARD", "confidence": 0.9877, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 1, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#5/source/BLOCK20", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#5", "pageIndex": 4, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK20", "order": 19, "text": "Fasy way to iron those\n\u0022hard to set to places\u0022\n. . . specially priced for\nWednesday\n$1.00", "confidence": 0.6937, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 5, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#5/source/BLOCK21", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#5", "pageIndex": 4, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK21", "order": 20, "text": "MEN\u0027S HANKS\n. . . 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DOL\nLAR D\\Y only", "confidence": 0.7429, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 6, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#5/source/BLOCK31", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#5", "pageIndex": 4, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK31", "order": 30, "text": "GARMENT BAGS\nJuruho plastic gar\nment storage bigs\n. . . reg. value SI.7ft\n. . buy non far\nsummer storage .\namt save", "confidence": 0.6173, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 7, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#5/source/BLOCK32", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#5", "pageIndex": 4, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK32", "order": 31, "text": "FANCY LINENS\nLarge it\u0027-st. all kinds\nof linens . . values\nup to S3 . . good\ngift items", "confidence": 0.6298, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 14, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 5, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#5/source/BLOCK33", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#5", "pageIndex": 4, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK33", "order": 32, "text": "100% NYLON BRAS\n-j Complete sell out in\n\u0027 two hours last time . .\nA A B eup . . save\n50\u0027, on Dollar I)a\\\n2 for $1-00", "confidence": 0.6671, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 6, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#5/source/BLOCK34", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#5", "pageIndex": 4, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK34", "order": 33, "text": "LAUNDRY BAGS\nLarge si/r rottnn\nlaundry bag v\u003Ei(h\ndraw string .\nextra value lor Wed", "confidence": 0.6216, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 14, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 5, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#5/source/BLOCK35", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#5", "pageIndex": 4, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK35", "order": 34, "text": "RUBBER DOOR MATS", "confidence": 0.895, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 1, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#5/source/BLOCK36", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#5", "pageIndex": 4, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK36", "order": 35, "text": "Made from old\nfires . . . sell for\nSI.\u00279 everywhere . .\nbuy on sale\n$1.00", "confidence": 0.7771, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 5, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#5/source/BLOCK37", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#5", "pageIndex": 4, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK37", "order": 36, "text": "STAIR TREADS\nSlip proof rubber 8 for\nstair treads . . .\neight in set . . 2ft B\neasy to install ■", "confidence": 0.7392, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 5, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#5/source/BLOCK38", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#5", "pageIndex": 4, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK38", "order": 37, "text": "GREASE SETS\nFamous r. piece al\numinum (trease sets\n... a sell out each ,\ntime we ean net\nthem . . a must for j\nrvct . itchen", "confidence": 0.6887, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 7, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#5/source/BLOCK39", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#5", "pageIndex": 4, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK39", "order": 38, "text": "7-Pc. FIRE KING\nOvemvare set\nconsist of \u0027\n1—(}t- Casserole\ni—Cover\nI—ft\u0022 Pie Plate\ni—Coz. Desert ( ups\nKeg. Si.PH", "confidence": 0.5533, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 14, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 8, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#5/source/BLOCK40", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#5", "pageIndex": 4, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK40", "order": 39, "text": "CARVING SET\nStainless steel earv*\ning set . . . large\nknife anrl fork . . .\nK?g. value SI.79", "confidence": 0.7411, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 14, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 5, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#5/source/BLOCK41", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#5", "pageIndex": 4, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK41", "order": 40, "text": "QUALITY NAPKINS\nCotton anil rayon 3 for I\nnapkins to match\nthe next Item . . .\nat a special price", "confidence": 0.7077, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 5, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#5/source/BLOCK42", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#5", "pageIndex": 4, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK42", "order": 41, "text": "PLASTIC TABLE MATS", "confidence": 0.923, "fontSize": 14, "maxFontSize": 14, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 1, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#5/source/BLOCK43", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#5", "pageIndex": 4, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK43", "order": 42, "text": "Beautiful linen finish\nplastic from cur resu- 4\nlar tifV stock . . all J\nshades and the\u003E match 4\nthe napkins\n2L for $1.00", "confidence": 0.5923, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 6, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#5/source/BLOCK44", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#5", "pageIndex": 4, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK44", "order": 43, "text": "Sorry, No Mail or Phone Orders, No Dealers\nLOOK FOR THE BIG DOLLAR BILL\nIN OUR WINDOW AND ON EACH SALES CLERK", "confidence": 0.922, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 3, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#5/source/BLOCK45", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#5", "pageIndex": 4, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK45", "order": 44, "text": "ALL ITEMS SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE AFTER 9 A. M. WED.", "confidence": 0.7747, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 1, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#6/source/BLOCK1", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#6", "pageIndex": 5, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK1", "order": 0, "text": "Social s^ctiviheS\n_ Events way be called in to Herald Orncc, Phone 48", "confidence": 0.6014, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 2, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#6/source/BLOCK2", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#6", "pageIndex": 5, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK2", "order": 1, "text": "Junior Woman’s\nClub Enjoys Guest\nMusical Program\nMiss Martha Showalter, ac\ncompanied by Miss Ethel Gordon,\nboth of the Lynchburg Junior\nWoman\u0027s Club entertained with a\nmusical program at tne February\nmeeting, of the Farmville Junior\nWoman\u0027s Club on Wednesday af\nternoon of last week. Miss Sho\nwalter song \u0022Ave Miria and \u0027\u0027On\nRichmond Hill\u0022, among her selec\ntions.\nMrs. Wallace LaPrade was wel\ncomed into the club at this meet\ning Mrs. LaPrade is a transfer\nfrom the James River Junior\nWoman\u0027s Club in Richmond.\nMrs. S. W. Putney. Jr., gave\nthe program for ti.e club banquet\nto be held at Longwood House on\nSaturday. February 21. at which\ntime the Juniors will have their\nhusbands as guests.\nThe March .eeting of the\nFai n ville Junior Woman\u0027s Club\nwill be a luncheon at which time.\nMrs. Hardy W Carson. Jr., of\nPulaski. State Junior Vice-Presi\ndent will be guest speaker.\nChairman Issues\nFinal MJrch Dimes\nAppeal; $3,938.87 In\nE E. Ccok. March of Limes\ncampaign chairman, today re\nminded citizens that it is not too\nlate to contribute. The campaign\norganizations is continuing its\nfund raising effort and gifts may\nbe taken to the fund treasurer,\nH L Newbill. Jr. at Farmville\nFurniture Co . or mailed to March\nof Dimes. Farmville. Va.\nMr. Cook today urged workers\nto complete solicitation lists and\nmake final ports of funds. Trea\nsurer Newbill has r reived $3,938 -\n87 in the current campaign.\n\u0022Workers, the treasurer\u0027s office,\nand county polio chapter officers\nare hopeful of obtaining more\nfunds.\u0022 Mr. Cook said \u0022I hope all\nthose who were missed during the\nactive campaign will now offer to\nshare in this splendid cause, with\nsuch a heavy need.", "confidence": 0.635, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 12, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 57, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#6/source/BLOCK3", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#6", "pageIndex": 5, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK3", "order": 2, "text": "Dinner Follows\nBentlev-Hanes\nRehearsal Friday\nThe Bentley - Hanes wedding\nparty and intimate friends were\nentertained Friday night at Ijong\nv ood House, follow me the w ed\nding rehearsal.\nHostesses were Misses Anne C.\nOrgain and Anne W Charlton of\nRichmond, bridesmaids, and Miss\nHanes’ mother. Mrs. J Garland\nHanes\nPlace\u0027 were set for i seven\no’clock bridal dinner In places of\nhonor were Miss Eloise I! ines anr:\nthe Rev Bentley, who were united\nin marriage the follmvms day at\nJohns Memorial Episcopal\nChurch.\nMiss Gentry’s\nEngagement Told\nMr. and Mrs. Joseph As Gentry,\nof Shelby. Va . have announced\nthe engagement of their daughter\nBarbara I.ee. to Samuel Ross San\nford. son of Mrs. H. E. Sanford,\nof Rapidan, and the late Mr. San\nford\nMiss Gentry attended Mary\nWashington College and the Uni\nversity of Virginia. She is the\ncousin of Mrs. Walter Edwards, of\nFarmville.\nThe wedding will take place\nFebruary 28\nASA Alumnae\nPlan Spring Events\nThe Farmville Alumnae Chap\nter of Alpha Sigma Alpha of\nLongwood College, un i at 7:30 p\nm. on Tuesday. Fob. o. with Miss\nKatherine Watkins to discuss\nplans for the Sitting semester.", "confidence": 0.5667, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 10, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 44, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#6/source/BLOCK4", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#6", "pageIndex": 5, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK4", "order": 3, "text": "Jack YenaMe.\nFiancee I lonored\nMrs V. I) Venablt entertained\ninformally Saturday evening.\nFebruary 14. in honor of her son.\n.tack Venable, and his fiancee.\nMiss Anne Thornton Phillips, of\nLynchburg.\nBirth Announced\nMr. and Mrs. C L. Tench an\nnounce the birth ol a daughter.\nCarolyn Wilson, on Wednesday.\nFeb. 11. at the Petersburg. Va..\nGeneral Hospital.\nBirth Announced\nMr. and Mr Albert M Gre\ngory. rf St Petersburg. Fla., an\nnounce the birth ol a soil. Wil\nliam Albert, on Friday. Feb. 13.\nMrs. Gregory is the daughter of\nMr. and Mrs. William F Wtkins.\nof Farntvillo.\nMiss Frances Elizabeth Armi\nMead. Mrs. Mary Scott Harwood,\nMrs. Kathryn Newman Bageant.\nand Mrs. Billie Stebbms Hubard.\nof Farmville. have r. gistcred for\nthe second semester .u Longwood\nCollege. Mrs. Hubard. Mrs. Har\nwood, and Mr* Hr* .ant arc art\nHJudeai#", "confidence": 0.5521, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 10, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 31, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#6/source/BLOCK5", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#6", "pageIndex": 5, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK5", "order": 4, "text": "Club Calendar\nMission Study Class. Farmville\nMethodist Church, Tuesday, Feb\n17. at 8 p. m . Junior Room of\nChurch Dr Charles Lane will\n: discuss \u0022Africa.\u0022\n• # *\nNora Lancaster Garden Club\nTuesday. Feb. 17. at 3:30 p. m.\nwith Mrs. Bruce Spencer, Hamp\nden-Sydney Road. Mrs. C. Willard\nHart, guest speaker.\n• • *\nAltar Society of Johns Me\nmorial Church will hold its busi\nness meeting 3:30 p. in.. Tuesday,\nat the home of Mrs. J. A Vache,\n402 High St.\n• • •\nAmerican Legion Auxiliary—\nTuesday. Feb. 17, at 8 p. m.. in\nthe home of Mrs. S W. Putney.\nCo-hostesses will be Mrs. Edwin\nT. Anderson and Miss Anna Dick\nhoff, and program leader will be\nMrs. T. A. McCorkle. Americanism\nchairman.\n» • •\nJudith Randolph Chapter, D.\nA. R.. Patriotic dinner Longwood\nHouse. Thursday. Feb. 19, 6:45\nP. M. Col. D. W. Paulette, speaker\nMrs. James M. Battle, of Ra\nleigh. N. C. was the week end\nguest of Mr. and Mrs. j B. Wall\nMrs. Battle is the former Miss\nElizabeth Lewis, of Farmville.\n• • •\nMrs. Virginia Dealing and\ndaughter. Jo. have returned after\nvisiting Mrs. Dearing\u0027s sister.\nMrs. Ben Judy and Dr. Judy in\nClarksville. Va.\n• • •\nMiss Mildred Lancsater. of\nRichmond, spent the week end\nhere with her mother, Mrs. J. P\nLancaster.\n• • •\nRalph Wilson, a freshman stu\ndent at VPI. spent several days\nbetween sessions here with his\nparents. Mr. and Mrs. It. D. Wil\nson.", "confidence": 0.6429, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 12, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 54, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#6/source/BLOCK6", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#6", "pageIndex": 5, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK6", "order": 5, "text": "Berkley Smith, a student at\nRandolph-Macon Academy, spent\nthe week end here with his par\nents. Dr. and Mrs. W. E. Smith\nAcademy students were given a\nweek end holiday between aca\ndemic sessions\n• • •\nDr. J. Weldon Smith, of Rich\nmond. will arrive litre Tuesday\nfor an extended visit witli his son\nand daughter-in-law. Dr. and\nMrs. W Edward Smith.\n• • •\nMr. and Mrs. Julian Fowlkes\nspent the week end m Arlington.\nVa.. with Mr. FowlkcV uncle and\naunt. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Soyars\nMr. and Mrs. Beit Timberlake\nhave moved into thc.r new home\non Garland street\n• • •\nMr. and Mrs. Winston ©. Noel\nwere week end guests of Mr and\nMrs. J. A. Armistead. Jr., at South\nHill. Va.\n• • •\nMiss Minnie Rodgeis spent the\nweek end with Mr. and Mrs. B F.\nCanfield, in Lynchburg.\nMr. and Mrs. Peter Sardo. for\nmerly faculty members at Farm\nville Elementary School, now\nteaching in the public school sys\ntem at Westminister. Mri . were\nweek end guests ot Dr. and Mrs.\nCharles Lane. Both Mr. and Mrs.\nSardo are teaching .it present.\nSuperintendent of Schools T. J. :\nMcllwame left Friday to attend\nsessions of the American Asso\nciation of Sch-ol Administration,\nat. Atlantic City. N. J. Supt. Mc\nIlwaine will return to his office\nhere Thursday.\n• •\nHarry Pcarloic has returned to\nFarmville after a week\u0027s visit with\nhis sister, Mrs. Hyman Fisher, at\nCharleston. W. Va.", "confidence": 0.6091, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 50, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#6/source/BLOCK7", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#6", "pageIndex": 5, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK7", "order": 6, "text": "Miss Eloise Hanes\nRev. Mr. Henley\nWed Saturday\nThe marriage of Miss Annie\nEloise Hanes, daughter of Mrs 1\nJames Garland Hanes, or Farm\nvillp. and the late Mr Hanes, to\nthe Rev George Gray Henlev. son\nof the R,ev. and Mrs. Earle Erwin\nHenley, of Madison, took place at\n4 30 p m., Saturday. Feb. 14, in\nJohns Memorial Episcopal\nChurch. The Rev. Jean A Vache\npastor, officiated, and the Rev\nEarle Erwin Henley, father of the\ngroom, assisted.\nDavid Crute sang \u0022O Perfect\nLove.\u0022 preceding the ceremony.\nGiven in marriage by her bro\nther. James Garland Hanes, of\nRichmond, the bride wore a dress\nof ivory satin fashioned with a\nbodice cf Chantilly lace and seed\npearls. The full skirt had a wide\ncircular train. Her veil of import\ned illusion was caught, by a clothe\nof satin and pearls, and she car\nried a prayer book with white or\nchids and lily of the valley.\nMiss Martha Louise Scott, of i\nMartinsburg. W. Va.. was the maid\nof honor. Other attendants were\nMrs James Garland Hanes, sister\nin-law of the bride. Miss Anne\nCrllier Orgain and Miss Anne\nWingfield Charlton, all of Rich\nmond\nThe attendants woie emerald\ngreen dresses and carried yellow .\njonquils and tulips.\nThe Rev. John Anson Mote, of\nWashington. D. C.. was the best j\nman. Groomsmen were Earle Er- i\nwin Henley, Jr., of Waynesboro;!\nRobert Orgain Henley, of Madi- \\\nson. brothers of the groom: the\nRev. William Wesley Laughlm.\nJr., of Alexandria, and the Rev\nReginald Harrell Potts, III. of\nNewport News.\nAfter a reception at Longwood :\nHouse, the couple left for a\nSouthern wedding trip. They will\nmake their home in Alexandria.", "confidence": 0.6545, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 12, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 54, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#6/source/BLOCK8", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#6", "pageIndex": 5, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK8", "order": 7, "text": "-—\nMrs. Vernon Chambers return\ned to her home at Riee Friday\nafter spending several weeks with\nher daughter. Mrs. Maurice R. I\nLarge, and Mr. Large.\n• • •\nMrs. M R Large and Mrs I,. K\nAndrews will accompany their\nhusbands to Roanoke Wednesday\nto attend sessions of tlie Virginia\nBuilding Material Association at\nHotel Roanoke.\nDr. A. M. DoMuth. James Boyce\nClark and L. S. Bailey. Farmville\nMasons, attended sessions of the\n175th annual convention of the\nVirginia Grand Lodge of Masons\nFebruary 10 and 11. at Roanoke\nKoine 700 Virginia Masons and of\nficers of Grand Lodges in 16 states\nattended.\nBilly Newman. Joe Garland and\nBerryman Green. Jr., students at\nSt. Christopher\u0027s School. Rich\nmond spent the week end here\nwith their families. Mr and Mrs.\nWilliam Newman. Mr. and Mrs.\nR K. Garland and Berryman\nGreen.\n• * *\nFrank Blanton, an intern :n sur\ngery at Johns Hopkins University\nHe spital, is spending a two-week\nvacation here with his mother,\nMrs. F. S. Blanton.\nCoach and Mis. R C Gilmer\nspent the week end with Mrs. Gil- -\nmcr\u0027s parent..-. Mr and Mrs. Har\nold Rutter, in Lynchburg.\nMr and Mr-. Sydnor C. New\nman returned to Farmville Sun\nday after a three-week vacation :\nvisit at West Palm Beach. Fla.", "confidence": 0.5814, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 44, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#6/source/BLOCK9", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#6", "pageIndex": 5, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK9", "order": 8, "text": "Wlcn J,c “iJL iL worU\u0022\nwi iL your diamond. . .\n*1 he first thing she\u0027ll Jo with the\ndiamond you give her is to show it\nto her friends. Will you he wondering\nthen if it is ’getting by*? I he time to\nthink about quality is before you buy.\nv You can be sure of quality as well as\ngood value if yon choose your\ndiamond from our large selection of\ngenuine Orange Blossom rings\nFARMVILLE. VIRGINIA", "confidence": 0.5451, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 12, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#6/source/BLOCK10", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#6", "pageIndex": 5, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK10", "order": 9, "text": "MRS. GEORGE G. HENLEY", "confidence": 0.5925, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 1, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#6/source/BLOCK11", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#6", "pageIndex": 5, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK11", "order": 10, "text": "Edgar Brooks, a student at St.\nChristophers School. Richmond,\nspent the week end with his par\nents. Mr and Mrs. K D Brooks.\n• • •\nMiss Sally Evahs. of Lynchburg,\nwas the week end guest of Miss\nAnn Paige Jones.\nBilly Grigg, a student -ftt Emory\nand Henry College, visited Mr.\nand Mrs. S. C. Newman hero Sun\nday.\u0027\n• • •\nRonald Coleman and Elliott\nBooker III. students at V.W1. spent\nthe week end here with Ronald\u0027s\nparents. Mr. and Mrs. R E Cole\nman.\n• • •\nMrs. R. J Woodburn and her\nmother. Mrs. \\V R. Belcher, of\nMan. W. Ya . were week end\nguests of Mrs. Ruby Woodburn\n•\nGuests of Mr and Mrs, J. H\nYoung are Mrs. \\V. J. C’ulross. of\nWilliamson. W Ya . Mr and Mrs.\nW I-’ strong, of Silver Springs.\nMd,\n• * •\nMrs. Grady Wright will leave\nTuesday to join her moth\u003C: . Mrs\nE. I, Andrew-, m Philadelphia,\nand they expert to leave by plane\nWednesday from New York for\nPuerta Rico where they will be\nguests of Mrs. Andrews\u0027 daugh\nter. Mrs. Henry Clay Boyd and\nfamily for the next two weeks\nMr and Mrs John Graff and\nfive months old son. Danny, are\noccupying an apartment in the\nhome of Mrs W 11 Baldwin on\nBuffalo street Mr. Graff has re\nturned to the Distn. t Forest of\nfice here as District Fire. Chief,\nafter serving as district forester\nfor some time at Tappahannock\nMrs. Graff is the former Vaughn\nAtchley, of Farmville.", "confidence": 0.539, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 50, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#6/source/BLOCK12", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#6", "pageIndex": 5, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK12", "order": 11, "text": "Rev. Mr. Yaclie Lists\nLenten Services\nLenten services a I Johns Me\nmorial Episcopal Church will be\ngin Ash Wednesday, reb 18. with\nHoly Communion at 7; 1 ,r\u003E a. ill.\nThe same day services will be held\nat 11 a. m.. with communion, and\nat 8 p. m.. with a Lenten address\nThroughout the in nod of Lent,\nthe Rev. Jean A V\u0027aclie. rector,\nwill have services each Monday at\n8 p. m.. in a series on The Wor\nship of the Church \u0027; each Wed\n■\nEnd?. Today (Tuesday)\ni\ni\nI\nI\nAnd Thursday\n*Bf mu Dt iouf win swiwa\nERI. AM) SAT.\n••AIV\\\u003CHi; AVAR NMOKI\n— AM) —\n\u0022TROPICAI, HEAT \\\\ AVE\u0022", "confidence": 0.5914, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 10, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 26, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#6/source/BLOCK13", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#6", "pageIndex": 5, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK13", "order": 12, "text": "nesday, at 7:15 a. in. for com\nmunion at the Parish House, and\nm the church sanctuary at 8 p.\nin. and each Thursday, with\ncommunion at 11 a. in., the\nYouth Confirmation Class at 3:15\np. m.. and the Adult Confirmation\nClass at 8 p. m . all m the Parish\nHouse.", "confidence": 0.6604, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 9, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#6/source/BLOCK14", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#6", "pageIndex": 5, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK14", "order": 13, "text": "Can ::\u003Cm\\v\nXii/lit Phone 2U09M\nFOR FLOWERS\n• Funeral Designs\n• Sprays\n• \u003C lit Flowers\n• Corsages\nWi Deliver Try Our Service\nYou Will Save Money\nWEBB, FLORIST\nMile I ist. On Route GliS\nI\u0027arinville, Ya.", "confidence": 0.5972, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 12, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 12, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#6/source/BLOCK15", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#6", "pageIndex": 5, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK15", "order": 14, "text": "—\ni\ni !\n\u0027 _ \u003C\nI ntis Today (Tuesday)\nI I\ni\ni\nI\nTOMOKROIV — THURSDAY\n* THE CAVALCADE *\nOF THE TWO-GUN\nt CAVALIERS!\n...CMNEl ... 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E. Carwile en\ntertained last Sunday at a lunch\neon in honor of their son. A-Cl\nPrank Herbert Carwile. who has\nbeen home on 30-days furlough\nfrom Holloman Air Force Base.\nMew Mexico, where he has been\nstationed two and one-half years.\nSeated with Mr and Mrs. Car\nwile and Frank were Mr. and\nMrs. Claude Morris, their son-in\nlaw and daughter, of Anderson\nville, Mrs, C. J. Welch and daugh\nters, Wendy and Kay, and Mr\nand Mrs. H. E Carwile Jr., son\nand daughter-in-law with their", "confidence": 0.6832, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 12, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 19, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#6/source/BLOCK18", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#6", "pageIndex": 5, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK18", "order": 17, "text": "children. Bobby Edna, Jerry and\nStevie, of the Route.\nA-Cl Carwile is leavine for\nCamp Stoneman. Calif He will\nbe sent to an overseas replace\nment Far East Air Force Base for\nMarch Rotation.\nOrthopedic Clinic\nSet February 19\nThe regular Orthopedic Clinic,\nwith Dr. C E. Keefer, clinician,\nwill be held at Southside Com\nmunity Hospital on Thursday.\nFebruary 19 at 9 a m Private\npatients will be seen after the\nclinic.\nPyrophobia is a fear of fire.", "confidence": 0.6176, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 12, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 17, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#6/source/BLOCK19", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#6", "pageIndex": 5, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK19", "order": 18, "text": "Hamilton P-TA\nObserves Founder’s\nDay February 10\nThe H milton P-TA celebrated\nFounder\u0027s Day in the school lunch\nroom on Tuesday. Feb 10, at 3 ?0\np. m. An excellent program was\nplanned for the occasion by the\nprogram committee.\nThose taking part were Mrs C\nB. Dowdy Mrs. Morris Keller.\nMrs Frank Baber. Mrs. Ft W.\nDillard and Mrs Edward Robert\nson.\nAt the conclusion of the meet\ning. the hospitality committee\nserved birthday cake and coffee\nA free will offering was made lor\nthe benefit of State and National\nP-TA work.", "confidence": 0.5726, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 12, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 20, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#6/source/BLOCK20", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#6", "pageIndex": 5, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK20", "order": 19, "text": "It Takes a Lot of Living to Make a House a Home", "confidence": 0.952, "fontSize": 12, "maxFontSize": 12, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 1, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#6/source/BLOCK21", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#6", "pageIndex": 5, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK21", "order": 20, "text": "ADD COMFORT WITH 1\nEASY TO INSTALL\nFLOOR COVERING", "confidence": 0.9279, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 3, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#6/source/BLOCK22", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#6", "pageIndex": 5, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK22", "order": 21, "text": "ARMSTRONGS\nM-67 MONOWALL\nTubAlcoveUnit", "confidence": 0.951, "fontSize": 14, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 3, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#6/source/BLOCK23", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#6", "pageIndex": 5, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK23", "order": 22, "text": "SAVE by\ninstalling it yourself\nHere’s the new way to re\nmodel the walls of your tub\nalcove. In one package you\nget three pre-cut panels of\nArmstrong\u0027* MonowallV with\nthe tough M-67 plastic finish.\nMetal trim channels, acces\nsories, and cemc.it spreader\nincluded, packaged unit plus\none gal.on panelboard ce\nment .\n• Fits standard 5-foot", "confidence": 0.5949, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 14, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 14, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#6/source/BLOCK24", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#6", "pageIndex": 5, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK24", "order": 23, "text": ".... n»w *tyt« liodtr in\nARMSTRONG’S\nLINOLEUM\nArmstrong** Spatter is\nsetting the pace as a\nbrand-new linoleum\nstyle. Its distinctive rich\ncolon blended with\nbright spatter accents\nwill make any room look\nfresh and new. 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We\ngive you complete instruc\ntions and equip you with\nthe necessary cements at\nlowest cost.", "confidence": 0.6073, "fontSize": 8, "maxFontSize": 12, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 13, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#6/source/BLOCK26", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#6", "pageIndex": 5, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK26", "order": 25, "text": "ARMSTRONG’S\nASPHALT TILE", "confidence": 0.973, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 2, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#6/source/BLOCK27", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#6", "pageIndex": 5, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK27", "order": 26, "text": "As Low As 8c Per 9x9” Tj|0\nOr 12c Per So.Ft.\n* *", "confidence": 0.6446, "fontSize": 10, "maxFontSize": 10, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 3, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#6/source/BLOCK28", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#6", "pageIndex": 5, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK28", "order": 27, "text": "your\nkitchen walls\nwill gleam\nlike new\nwith", "confidence": 0.8176, "fontSize": 14, "maxFontSize": 14, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 5, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#6/source/BLOCK29", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#6", "pageIndex": 5, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK29", "order": 28, "text": "- — i g\nCOtfGOWAU applied by I\nMart ®\nPicture your kitchen, bath, any room with bright new walls\nthat look and feel like expensive tile! Thrifty CONGOWALL’s\nbaked-on enamel is so smooth it cleans in a jiffy —so heavy\nit never needs refinishing! Flexible CONGOWALL is so easy to\nhandle that you\u0027ll enjoy applying it yourself. You\u0027ll also enjoy\nthe lovely new colors and the low, low price.\n,. ...... ONLY Sq. Ft.\nconvenient 54 inch height. 1", "confidence": 0.7975, "fontSize": 8, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 11, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#6/source/BLOCK30", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#6", "pageIndex": 5, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK30", "order": 29, "text": "Farmville Mfg. 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Cemetery.\nMr Dudley died Saturday\nafternoon !’■., It. at the South\nside \u003C m»-• un*:v Hospital alter a\nlillperii\u0027i, ilha ■\n’t he : •rtia-r M; - Mabel Perkins.\n• sin* was the dailyhtir of Annie\nGrey and Daniel Henry Perkins\nShe born Dei n, 1898. in\nPitI. ; hania i mintv\n. 11, ,a ■ lie!\u0027 man i.tye to 1 )r\nHairy G, Dudley \u0027lie made her\nInane in Danville and l’armville\nSite attended Black-buie College\nMi -. Dudley .served as a ho tes.\nat J.ongwood College and O trout/\nbuiioi Coll,\u0022 e m Pennsyhania\nBefore her illness. »he wa.\u003C a re\ncep! oni-t at the South* i le Com\nmunity Hospital\n, Sin* is sun .red by three dauy.h\ni ter . Mi - T \\V Brook; Jr\u0027.. Mrs.\nMore Or Smith. Jr., and Miss\nPatiT.ua Ann Dudley, all of Farm\nville; a on James H Dudley , of\nRichmond: a brother. Frank Per\nkin.-. of Chester Pa . and four\nri andehildren.\nFarmville Students\nRepresent Church\nTwo Farmville students attend\ned the Diocesan Convemion oi\nthe F How-hip of Yount: Chur,\u0027li\nman ol the Diocese of Southern\nVir iiua at Roslyn. near Rich\nmond. last week end They were\nVirginia Moss, seventh crude stu\ndent of Farmville Momentary\n- III! I limni i HIM HUM—", "confidence": 0.4838, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 47, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#7/source/BLOCK4", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#7", "pageIndex": 6, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK4", "order": 3, "text": "mw Cough Help\nfOR LITTLE CHILDREN\nI . : coughs and acute bronchitis due Jo\nv. \u0027 js i,ni cm now get (\u0027reomulsion\npcci.tib. pi. r\u003E.:\u003Eedt\u0027or( hi Id ten in .1 new\n; mb and bbv passage and be sure:\nt I \u003C \u00271 our chiKI u ill 1:1 e i 1.\n* 21 It contains link safe, prosen\niaeledients.\n( ;) It contains no narcotics to dis\nturb nature\u0027s processes.\n( 4 1 I: uill aid nature to soothe and\nheal raw. tender, inflamed throat and\nbronchi .1 membranes, thus relies me\nthe couch and promoting test and\n-■ep. A k tor (\u0027reomulsion for (ha\nO-eij in the pmk and blue package.\nCREGMULSI0N\nFOR CHILDREN\nrelieves Coughs, Chest Colds. Acute Bronchitis\n■ ■■", "confidence": 0.5018, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 21, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#7/source/BLOCK5", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#7", "pageIndex": 6, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK5", "order": 4, "text": "! School and Patsy Abernathy\nLong wood College freshman iron\nVirginia Beach.\nAirs. O. R. Sweeney,\n!■Mirim ille Resident.\nDies \\\u003C Her Home\n\\ inneral service for Mr dam\nMan i.. Sweeney. C4. was held at\n3 JO p m.. Sunday, at Doyne Fun\nera! Horne ln’ermeni took place\nin West-view Cemetery\nMrs Sweeney died Friday after -\n( noon. Feb. 13. at net Farmvillt\nresident\u0027. She had been dl foi\nabout five weeks.\nThe former Miss Clara Frances\nMorns, she was the daughter of\nMr. and Mr W Morris She\nwas born July 13. 188(1. m Appo\nmattox county\nSin1 was thi\u003E willow of O. R\nSweeney, whom she married May\n1011. m Lynchburg Mr and Mrs\nSweeney lived in Appomattox\ncounty for 14 years after their\nmarriage They had made their\nhome in Prince Edward county\nfor the past 38 years\nMrs Sweeney was a member of\nthe Appomattox Baptist Church\nshe is sunned by a daughter.\nMrs. Nellie Sweeney Kidwell. o:\nFarmville: three sisters and four\nbrothers. Mrs. Lucy Stevens, of\nLynchburg. Mrs. Edward May\nberry. of Appomattox. Mrs. Mat\nlie Coleman, ot Washington. D.\nC. Witt. Charlie and A. T. Mor\nris all of Lynchburg, and Luther\nMorn . of Appomattox.", "confidence": 0.5073, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 10, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 40, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#7/source/BLOCK6", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#7", "pageIndex": 6, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK6", "order": 5, "text": "Stokeley I). Booth,\nFarmville Youth,\nDies At Duke\nA funeral service for Stokeley\nDenison Booth, one-year-old son\nof Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Booth. of\nFarmville. was held Saturday\nafternoon at Coilnis Funeral\nHome Burial took place m Abi\nlene Methodist Church Cemetery.\nThe child died Thursday. Feb.\n12. in Duke University Hospital.\nBeside:; ... parents, lie »s sur\nvived by one sistei. Selester\nBooth.", "confidence": 0.5649, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 12, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 15, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#7/source/BLOCK7", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#7", "pageIndex": 6, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK7", "order": 6, "text": "Mrs. Fanny Ii. Card.\nNewport News Dies\nA funeral service lor Mrs. Fan\nny 1! Card. 8j, of Newport News,\nwas held Sunday afternoon at\nAppomattox Presbyterian Church\nin Prince Edward county. Inter\nment took place in the church\ncemetei y.\nMrs. Card dice. Thursday,\nFeb Ilf at Newport News\nShe is survived by three sons.\nCarl. Kahl. and Earl Card, all of\nNewport News, and three grand\nchildren.", "confidence": 0.5945, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 10, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 15, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#7/source/BLOCK8", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#7", "pageIndex": 6, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK8", "order": 7, "text": "y\u0026wt j/O\u0026cnttfot\nW MflconyO G\u0026OJ\u0026/1,\nW FOR FREE FOLDER WRITE TO CALGON, INC.\nW HAGAN BUILDING, PITTSBURGH 30, PENNSYLVANIA", "confidence": 0.6603, "fontSize": 10, "maxFontSize": 10, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 4, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#7/source/BLOCK9", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#7", "pageIndex": 6, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK9", "order": 8, "text": "• 1 ! :\nS\u0027* - --", "confidence": 0.3807, "fontSize": null, "maxFontSize": null, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 2, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#7/source/BLOCK10", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#7", "pageIndex": 6, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK10", "order": 9, "text": "supreme Lee Lream", "confidence": 0.54, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 1, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#7/source/BLOCK11", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#7", "pageIndex": 6, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK11", "order": 10, "text": "A \u003E\u0027d\nONE POEM)\nof\nAPPOMATTOX\nBRAND BETTER", "confidence": 0.519, "fontSize": 12, "maxFontSize": 12, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 5, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#7/source/BLOCK12", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#7", "pageIndex": 6, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK12", "order": 11, "text": "I\u0027M 1 in! lar Pay\nI )r.ly\niarmville Creamery\n,, J\n1’iKini\u0027 Faumvilkv Ya.", "confidence": 0.5784, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 5, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#7/source/BLOCK13", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#7", "pageIndex": 6, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK13", "order": 12, "text": "AUCTION SALES\nFARM IMPLEMENTS at Mr\nForest Stout\u0027s farm. Cartersviu--.\nVa . three miles from CartersviUi.\non Saturday. February 21 al 2 ;\u003E\ntit. Oliver combine, vast! torn\npicket international disc plow.\nOliver disc harrow, small trade,\ntrailer, self line feedet, hanmu ■\nmill, corn sheller. wood saw tra; ■\ntor. attachable: Farmail M trac\ntor. hay, i j\\\\ and call, five p.x .\nhorse plow, wood saw belt, ham\n, mer mill^ht ’,1. two ; i actor ti •\u003C\nand rims 11-38. inu im roof me\nt Virginia O stout Admx D. 1’.,\nStout, administr. to;. Auction- •\nM. E. Blanton 2-13-2)1\nWANTED\nVENEER LOGS - Poplar and\nsweetguin. -1 miles east of Appo\nmattox. Virginia on 4tit) for pi a ,\nand specifications see Walker at\nyard Tuesday lhro\u0022-’h Friday\nFernun Veneer Corp. 1-‘2-1 flip\nDOGWOOD i.40, 1 GO eu. ft de\nlivered Nev. Canton. Va. Wr t\u003E\nfor .specification l.unde Gr-n\u003C\u0022-.\nStore. New Canton. Va 9-9-t*\nGOOD FARM i-.IIS to - vow pickle\nfor Lung. Sec Fai n.- r.s coop.-, li\nthe. Farmviiie. W. 1;. Stonne’l.\nCumberland H N Ewing, Mar..\nMeherrin. Va 3-6-2t’-p\nRABBITS Wanted to buy lai\nbaby rabbits. Contact 2 J. No,\nherrv Co.. Farmviiie. Va. 2-10-8!\nT\u003C)WN Farniv file ba.i opening in\nWater department, steady em\njploymen. good war.- Apply T -wn\nManager\u0027s office 2-6-.VI\nGROCERY CLERK - wanted in\nl arinville. Please state salaty ex\npected Experienced. \u0027I Box M\nFarmviiie Herald. F a r lit v i 11 e\n2-13-lip", "confidence": 0.5457, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 12, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 46, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#7/source/BLOCK14", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#7", "pageIndex": 6, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK14", "order": 13, "text": "MAN-We have an oppeninys f •\n, inbitious men with car.--, who\nare interested in stead: work and\nhisth income Past exps leace ill\u0027\nsales work, service work and col\nlecune.s would lie helpful, lint not\nnecessary Reply io Box ML. ’\nHerald. Furmville when you and\nvour wile an home lor an inter\nview. - 2-13-21\n\\V OMAN Dependable win’ ■\nwoman io care for two small chil\ndren and hylit housework Ail\nmodern conveniences. Room,\nboard and salary Write Mr\nReed Miller Dillwyn, Va. 2-l3-2tp\nMAN for 46 cow dairy barn, aid\nalso experienced to opera! lam\nmachinery Reliable \u0027■ W Poe\nall, Jr., Jetersville, Va 2-17-lp\nM AN-—six da\u0022 • a week, to help at\nService Station Lon. wood Berv.ce\nStation, Hirh sin . FawuviUe\n2-17-r\nMISCE’I LANLOIJS two 1 rt{.\u003C i\nGuernsey heiL-v- Alfalfa and le.- -\npedeza liny (r-on.-e R Sim:h B\u0027*v\n35. Rice. Va 2-17-41", "confidence": 0.5046, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 28, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#7/source/BLOCK15", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#7", "pageIndex": 6, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK15", "order": 14, "text": "1)0!.!.All DAY\nSPECIALS\nLA\u00261I !• P l‘i l,\nSHOES\n$1.00 Pr.\nBI I T . (ill!:? \\ A M\\K 1\n1 TAP*I.: I Mil\nSHOES\n$100 Pr\nMI. K1N HS\nLad ins\u0027 Hose\n2-TV Si.no\nLOVKLAC It\nSHOE SHOP\n13? N Alain S* K.irr villi\u0027 Vn i", "confidence": 0.531, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 15, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#7/source/BLOCK16", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#7", "pageIndex": 6, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK16", "order": 15, "text": "LEGAL NOTICES\nTlie undersigned. Planters Bank\nand This: Company of Farmvi\u0027le.\nFarmvillt . Virginia, oy virtue of\n■Ji\u0027rl i n of tlie Code of Vir\n■ ini.i. 1 ?•\u0022»(» as amended. hereby\n■mes -pullin\u0027 not ice ul its intention\nto Irausti\u0022 to Georgia Railroad\nBank and l list Company of An\nnua (\u0027n rcia, permanent ad\nl,i.na.l U\u0027tr 1 of tlie eft ate of A C.\nGi. j.- who wa.i one and the\name pi\u0027i.on as Augustus C.\nR of Augusta. Georgia, the\n, uni of 945.65. representing a\ncheckin\u0022 account ni the amount\nf $110.06 and a savings account\nn il l amount of $3,334.59 which\nthe salt! A C Griggs had with the\nundersigned bank at the time of\nhis death.\nBud bank, pursuant to the\nu honty above cited, further\nivv. notice of iis ,ntention to\ni \u0022.insfi\u0027i to said administrator,\nihe controls of a safe deposit box\noi s.i.il hank rented ill the name\nj\u003Ef tin!\u0027 said A C. Griggs.\nPI.ANTERB BANK AND TRUST\nCOMPANY OF FARMVILI.E.\nVIRGINIA\nBY C W HART. 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Avail\nnt)li Feb. \u0022ary 21. 502 First Ave.\n2-13-2p\nHOUSE 3 rooms with bath.\ns\u0027\\v!.v painted inside and out.\nAupiy Oral Vs Store 2-13-4p\n\u0027OFFICES for rent. Main street.\nmi h\u003C • . newly painted. Apply\nF;ck Pearlme Rhone 356. Farni\n. he. Va. 2-17-lOp\n,-a. iai—a.tiaraE3PM——an——", "confidence": 0.5825, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 12, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 25, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#7/source/BLOCK18", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#7", "pageIndex": 6, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK18", "order": 17, "text": "Experienced\nStockmen Feed\nr_j\nMinRaltone\nfor DIRECT FEEDING\nWhen Stock is\n\u0022On Pasture”\n. . . because livestock needs the\nprotect ion of M inRaltone’s m ult i\nminerais and Vitamin Dos.. \u0027 \u003Elp\nto keep them healthy, avob, .in\nexplained breakdowns and pro\nduction slumps, and niairpnin\nrapid growth It\u0027s always easier\nto keet\u003E stock healthy than to\nmake them well!\nEven the greenest pastures may\nbe lacking in one or more of the\nminerals essential for good health.\nSo, take no chances with their\nhealth and your profits. (let\nMinRaltone for Direct Feeding.\nRecommended and Sold by\nUEMWAL\nKM SI PPLY\nn Kuule \u003E.a ib twcen Cumberland\ni ml 1’owhatan\n!\u003E. O \\ddrosv Bajllsville, Va.\n; \\cs Hi the Best; Barks to the\nRest\u0022", "confidence": 0.6121, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 30, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#7/source/BLOCK19", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#7", "pageIndex": 6, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK19", "order": 18, "text": "I\n|| \u0022 j • j\ncustom-made all- fy/emmm.\nVenetian blinds\nrr^rrm", "confidence": 0.5477, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 5, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#7/source/BLOCK20", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#7", "pageIndex": 6, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK20", "order": 19, "text": "non-porous plastic tapes\nwipe clean . . . spring\ntempered aluminum slats\nsnap bark to shape, won’t\nrust .. . easy to operate ...\nnew slim plastic cords\nand noiseless,\nunbreakable tassels I\nNews! 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I \\\ns ^ ft aim* Jja ■\n^aa—mb i t", "confidence": 0.472, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 18, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#7/source/BLOCK28", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#7", "pageIndex": 6, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK28", "order": 27, "text": "Ladies\u0027 Cotton\nSLIPS\nWith uidt* embroidered bottom.\nWillies\n$1.00\nKILL\nDOUBLE BED\nSIZE\nSHEETS\n2 fOT S3\nSI: Autoinutir I’np Out\nALUMINUM\nICE TRAYS\nUse In\nAny $1\nRefrigerator JL\nMEN’S HANDKERCHIEFS\n12 tor $1.00\nMEN’S $1\nTIES 3\n2 for X", "confidence": 0.6548, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 21, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#7/source/BLOCK29", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#7", "pageIndex": 6, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK29", "order": 28, "text": "I.adies’ SI A S3\nPOCKET 1\nBOOKS 1\nPins Tax\nCriss (Toss\nCURTAINS 1\nAll 59c \u0026 69c\nITEMS\n2 lor $1.00", "confidence": 0.6965, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 9, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#7/source/BLOCK30", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#7", "pageIndex": 6, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK30", "order": 29, "text": "LADIES\n$3 COTTON\nDresses\ni... %A\n■\n^B\n^B\n■\n■\noniv SH\nCusiomer |H", "confidence": 0.437, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 11, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#7/source/BLOCK31", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#7", "pageIndex": 6, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK31", "order": 30, "text": "Men s M* \u0022h“‘lu\nSHIRTS \u0026\nSHORT*\ntor", "confidence": 0.4514, "fontSize": 12, "maxFontSize": 12, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 4, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#7/source/BLOCK32", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#7", "pageIndex": 6, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK32", "order": 31, "text": "Look What i\ni\nr\ni\n5 lb, Sujrar\nX t\n»\n: \u003EBoxesoi\nIlir.so All (or", "confidence": 0.4032, "fontSize": 12, "maxFontSize": 12, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 9, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#7/source/BLOCK33", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#7", "pageIndex": 6, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK33", "order": 32, "text": "WATER SET", "confidence": 0.7185, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 1, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#7/source/BLOCK34", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#7", "pageIndex": 6, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK34", "order": 33, "text": "PITCHKIl \u0026\n18 CLASSES\nSet\nof\n19 Pcs. |\n$1.00\n\\\\ hi!e The\u0027 I.a*t", "confidence": 0.6056, "fontSize": 12, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 7, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#7/source/BLOCK35", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#7", "pageIndex": 6, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK35", "order": 34, "text": "I\n$5 Living Room\nLAMP\nWith g^\nBrass\nBase Limit vB\nPretty One B\nI.ar«e Turkish\nTOWELS\n50c Values\n3 for $1.00\nMen’s $2\nWORK SHIRTS\n2 Pockets S1.001", "confidence": 0.7155, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 14, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#7/source/BLOCK36", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#7", "pageIndex": 6, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK36", "order": 35, "text": "SHEETING\nl.l. Quality |\n7 yds. $1. j\nPlastic DRAPES ,\nAll Colors. SI.00 Values *\n2 prs. $1. S j\n-- —\n—I II U.JuUagrr *.\nBroadcloth \u003C?r\nMATERIAL $l| ■\n4 rds- j j\nReceiving tfts\nBlankets $1\n3 for i", "confidence": 0.5513, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 14, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#7/source/BLOCK37", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#7", "pageIndex": 6, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK37", "order": 36, "text": "Plastic (’hair\nCushions\nN9c Value\n2 for", "confidence": 0.6056, "fontSize": 10, "maxFontSize": 12, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 4, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#8/source/BLOCK1", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#8", "pageIndex": 7, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK1", "order": 0, "text": "CLASSIFIEDS!", "confidence": 0.861, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 1, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#8/source/BLOCK2", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#8", "pageIndex": 7, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK2", "order": 1, "text": "FOR SALF\nINSURANCE—new disability and\nincome policy, special polio policy.\nHospitalization and polio policy\ncombined For details phone 468\noi\u0027 write Box 402. Annie V. Put\nney, Farmville. Va. 2-10-1 lp\nSPENCER Individual measure\nmeins for surgical and formfitting\ngarments. Also post me correcting.\nConsult Mrs. Annie V. Putney.\nBox 402. Phone 468. Farmville. Va.\n2-10-1lp\nHEED roclouned lespedeza seed.\n20e pound. F. M. In mg. Pamplin,\nVirginia. 2-10-61\n1 FSPEDEZA Cleaned lespedeza\nseed. No. 1 seed 22e No 1 hulled\nseed 25c. Eric E Robinson. R. 1.\nFarmville. Ya. 2-10-3tp\nFARM 70 acres. 7 dark: .6\nbright allotment, new tobacco\nb;n n: 20 acres open u.nd on river\nroad. 3 miles from Farmville. Call\nFarmville 550R or wiitc Alvin C\nMott’.cy, R l.iiVctoiia. 2-10-4t|\u003E\nPOUEAN ciuun saws. VHP. Bows\navailable. Call Carl Heifner. 693.\nFarmville. Va. 11-18-11\nWOOD mixed hardwood, stove\nlength. R10 load in laige pick-up\nbody, delivered Call Joe Wrick.\nj3. or Jimmy Watkins, 247. 1-9-tf\nJ’lTAN chain saws. 4 to 12HP .\n$225 oo up Bows available. Call\nCall Heifner, 693, Farmwlle, Ya.\n11-18-tf\n1 a \u0027MBARD one man chain saws.\n£268.00 up. Bows available. Call\nCal! Heifner. 692, Farmville, Va.\n11-18-tf\nFLOUR: Satisfaction Guaranteed.\n100 lbs. SO.95. Osborn Brothers.\n.. 2-17-2p\n1 IGS Nice Poland china Berk\n. line. 8 weeks old. Albert Gee.\nR E Ric. Virginia. 2-17-2p\nBOXWOOD tree pushes. Geo\nPonick. Mrs. Mai;. Swope. R. 1\nFarmville. 2-17-2p\nHA A bilk\u0027d lespedeza hay W R\nHeit cy Farm, New Canton. Va.\n2-17-41", "confidence": 0.5449, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 12, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 53, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#8/source/BLOCK3", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#8", "pageIndex": 7, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK3", "order": 2, "text": "SION!- Let us fix your roads\nami driveways, we deliver any\nhuantity over 5 tuns. We also do\ne nip truck hauling of all kinds.\nPhone \u003E32. Reid\u0027s Esso Servi\ntcn.n-r. Past Third Street. Farm*\nville, Va. l-23-10p\n\u003C HEVHOLET 1951 ;-oweVaIido.\nlike new 8000 mile ■ All extras,\nfiider mini: Call til.;, or 657-M.\n2-10-tf\nHAY mixed S40.00 ton Alfalfa\nS50.00 per ton. R C. Gooriwyn\nPlaning Mill. Powhatan, Virginia.\n2-10-41\n1\u0027lssTON chain saws, 3\u0027 . to 12\nHP, $349.75 up Bows available.\n1 a!i Carl Heifner. 057. I\u0027armvil.\u0027c.\nVa- 11-118 tf\nSKRVK’ES.\n1 fall—.»/c( •(/i,,(-h—//\nPOWER CHAIN SAWS\nSalt s anti St n ice\nPalis Par- ; . 7 tm-kc\np.KK \u0027m .v s n: \\ i j o\\\n■sal1\u0027 ami Sen ic\nI\u0027. W . Shana herder\n\u0026 Sons\n“lie Mile Past o! a.mnville \u003Cm\nRt 480 J.,«,k . s; lls\nPhene M17-U Night MIS-.I\nI\u0027HADPS - i IA. •. PAYMENTS", "confidence": 0.5387, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 14, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 32, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#8/source/BLOCK4", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#8", "pageIndex": 7, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK4", "order": 3, "text": "nr:\u0027\\\u003C,\n.MIESt iiP riONS\nI (I\nSOI THSIDE\ni»kt \u003C; - n »i{i\n* o r* ’i‘; \\ ( ninpopixlrd\n^ ; ffir;iMm;i I * if* l*ricrs\n1 \u0027 1 * i I \\ ?’ i (*\\ l I*Ii.h i, 1.{( »s\u003C\nSE!n V( ES\nI \u003E1T\u003C \u0022HI N\u0027t i ]■ Us die \\our\ni. t\u0027 !ii: . *.tall!-. ( I.\u0027, by ma\n, ■ .,!•• .especially (jo r. nod for that\ntea po \u003C ft ip a I solicited\nPutta\\ I’lmnbiiic. and Heating.\n1 ..“tic iK.t. Ka: invilhi. Ya. 4-Ul-tf\nH\u0027ilGGS «t SIRAI\u0027ON\u0027. Cl .1 lion\nI’.\u0027.ut Products. Ryoj Raw on and\n\u0027al ntenta 1 enuilics (\u0027all Carl\nlb liner, iIG.\u0027i, I ,ii im tile. Ya\n11 18-1 f\n1 \\\\VM M( i\\YKK -.1 peiiiiv: Pick\nt, ■ and delivery set , |\u003C c Call Carl\n1 Icil jut, tilkl. Kittiuf tile. Ya.\n11-18-U\n\u0022Surt in\u0022\nSEAT\nCOYERS\n\u0027 \u0027 \u0027 1 akes And Modi 1 II:\u0027\n,i. a.\u0022 Plii-.i c With liiiyon I; im\n(‘\u003Em i»11• 11 Sol\n$19.95\n\u0022 ■“ 1 Door Sec Them\nI Oil.!\u0027\nM o \u0027!■!! Hit\u0027 I i a I I a, ,\\mi\n1\u0027niei\nMW MW\nCHEVROLET\nSALES CO.\nSill ONI) A SOI I II s I Ki l l s\nl’HOM hit I \\KMVII.I I V \\\nVa T).-Ur ! V . t i", "confidence": 0.5466, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 41, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#8/source/BLOCK5", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#8", "pageIndex": 7, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK5", "order": 4, "text": "FOR SALE\nUSED RANGE: Clone table mod\nel. good condition. R. E. Potts.\nPhone 503 or 597M. 2-13-2p\nHAY—mixed ladino clover, or\nchard grass and lespedeza $25.00\nto $35.00 a ton. Win. J. Hurt.\nBallsville. Va. 3-13-3p\nSEED- Lespedeza seed, cleaned.\nH. E. Stockton, near Five Forks,\nR 2, Pamphn. Va. 2-13-2tp\nOI{ LEASE Arndt\u0027s Service Sta\ntion and restaurant on route 60,\nbuilding 26 x 70 ft. Cleanest .sta\ntion on the line. Write Mr. Arndt.\nGuinea Mills. Va. 2-13-2p\nU s. No. 1 Potatoes. 100 lbs.\n$3.90. Osborn Bros. 2-17-2p\nH.1RNI 11 RE - 3 piece bedroom\n-•suite, single bed. porch swing.\nMrs. Lewis Morton. Phone 140 J.\n2-13-2t\nHAY—Good clean baled lespedeza\nand soy bean. Albert Johnson.\nPhone 98. 2-13-2p\nPURE BRED Abeuleen Angus\nbulls and heifers. One to two\nyears old. W. B. Clark. New Can- ;\nton. Va. l-27-8p\nSAL\u0027i : 100 lbs. 99c. Osborn Bros.\n2-17-2p !\nFORRENT\nHOUSE — 9 rooms. 3 baths, 2\nlarge screened porches, oil fur- 1\nrace heat, hot and cold water,\ntelephone and electric lights. ,\nEdgewood Estate, one mile from\nfarmville. Will rent entire house\nor as two apartments. Reasonable j\nrent. Apply C. J. Cox, Farmville 1\nMotor Company. 1-9-tf\nOFFICES for rent. Main street, j\nsteam heat, newly painted. Apply\nJack Pearlove. Phone 356, Farm- :\nQUe. Va.^ 1-16-lOp j\nAPARTMENT—living room, bed- 1\nroom, kitchen and bath, electric\nl efrigerator. and stove, heat and\n\u0022“tor furnished. 607 Second Are..\nKmght Apartments. Cal! 482. i\n_ 2-3-t f\n9 ACRE dark tobacco allotment, j\nOi.i Penick. •; Mrs. Mary Swope.!\nR 1 Farmville. 2-17-2p\nAPARTMENT three rooms, fur-i\nlushed. Phone 413. 2-17-2 !", "confidence": 0.6367, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 12, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 56, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#8/source/BLOCK6", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#8", "pageIndex": 7, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK6", "order": 5, "text": "entertainment\u0022\nSkate-Skate-Skate\nscheihle\nMonday Thru Saturday\nT:l \u003E p. m to 11:00 p. m.\nFriday\n■•nil) to 5:.\u0027!0 p. m lor children\nStl\u0027tlill.W !\nHi to 1 1 tor Tiny Tots\n- lo :00 p. in for Teen Agcrs\nSI NI)AV\nI :0(l to a:(10 p. ni.\n1 i\u0027ii. amrs, Good .Slacks jxt\ni:n\u0022\u003CK! Monday night, Tuesday\ni i lit and .Saturday afternoons\n(INLY.\nMIMIsslON ,\u0027,0e itav inel.) jj\nllitor I’ri/es l iery Thursday\ns \\VI 5 01 R I f( Kil l s\nt.i\u0027.ui with 1 er\\ Night Adiu\n•\nMILE TOP ROLLER\nRINK\nI. It ROSTOV I’roprietor\nOn Route 460 Past\nI \\i.M\\TPPP, \\ A.\n\\gehls lor ttie !amine, Chicago\nBoot Skates $17.95 .V S 19.95", "confidence": 0.5905, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 14, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 28, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#8/source/BLOCK7", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#8", "pageIndex": 7, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK7", "order": 6, "text": "Our iJest Values\nIN\nUSED CARS\nIn Ten Years\nlO.Y\u0027 Siudebakei Yf! (\u0027ointnandei\nd.M\u0022 Sedan with overdrive\nlieaier and radio.\nCeiimi Fr c.e $2060.00\nS\u003C’ihnr Price 1550.00\n10.\u00270 Clh \\ rolei. Bohtir vv.th 1\npo i i eat covers\nradio and heater I xtra clean\n• nli Ji.\u0027.v mileuee and in\n\u0027■ veil in i iMwiilimi Well b\u003C\n■ Olftlin :\nSelling Price 1550 00.\n■91\u0022 5|. mu; l-oool black\n■edan\nCeilm I’m 11:18.00\nS\u0027 d.nb Pi lie 1005.00;\n1018 P nil .ie Slai.o;; Wayon\n| Price 795.00\n1018 Fraser 4-door . edan with\nradio nb heater. Low miieauc\nSeDinj; Price 595.00 S\n1947 (\u0022my-der Windsor 4-U\n1 edan, In excellent condition.\nLook: and rules like mw.\nScllinr Price 1095.00\n1048 iH.vniouth Special 4-1.)\n(dan v.Kb radio heater.\n( lean a nd n \u0027:ood ( ondil ion\nSelling price 895.00 j\n1946 plviiioulh Jan\nNee. Paint .\u0027 new ■ jt rovers\n•\u0027■ellili}; Price 75a.00\ni 9al Di\u0027dae \u0027 Ton i rnck wit It\nPike body \u0026 hcaicr. Very low\nmileage.\nSelling Price About W new price, j\nFarmviile Motor Co.\nPhone 295 Karinvillc, Va.\nVirJuU Stahl: Lisr-C ho. 186 !", "confidence": 0.4797, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 43, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#8/source/BLOCK8", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#8", "pageIndex": 7, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK8", "order": 7, "text": "?1\ni±± wbks *j*", "confidence": 0.4813, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 2, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#8/source/BLOCK9", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#8", "pageIndex": 7, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK9", "order": 8, "text": "END\nTABLES\nWell made of select materia!.\nBeautiful mahogany finish. j\nl sc as end tables at your\nstudio couch or can be used i\nmany other ways.\nDollar Day Only\n$*1.00", "confidence": 0.6021, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 9, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#8/source/BLOCK10", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#8", "pageIndex": 7, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK10", "order": 9, "text": "LADIES SWEATERS\nSlipovers and eardijraii styles. Short and lone\nsleeves. All si.., s and a wide variety of colors.\nDollar Day Special $1.00\nLADIES SHOES\nNovelties, vvedjfes and ballerinas in a wide as\nsortment oi materia Is and colors. In our Bargain\nBasement while the.v hist.\nOnly 00 pair", "confidence": 0.642, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 9, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#8/source/BLOCK11", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#8", "pageIndex": 7, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK11", "order": 10, "text": "BBBHBMnniHBnatunnnBi\nLADIES*\nNYLON\nHOSE\nA new shipment just arrived\nfor dollar day. Inal! t he new\nest shades. Sizes S\u0027 - to 11.\nSlight imperfects of regular\n$1.35 hose.\nDollar Day Special\n2 Prs. $1-00", "confidence": 0.5783, "fontSize": 8, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 11, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#8/source/BLOCK12", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#8", "pageIndex": 7, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK12", "order": 11, "text": "LADIES\u0027 DRESSES\nAND UNIFORMS\nA close-out group of odds and ,ends\nslightlv soiled garments\nCHOICE\n$1.00 each", "confidence": 0.7383, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 6, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#8/source/BLOCK13", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#8", "pageIndex": 7, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK13", "order": 12, "text": "Flannelette Gowns\nAM) I\u0027AJA.MAS\nFor women and children. Actual values to\n$2.1\u003ES. While they last\n$1.00", "confidence": 0.6317, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 5, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#8/source/BLOCK14", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#8", "pageIndex": 7, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK14", "order": 13, "text": "LADIES HATS\nComo in and take your choice of our en\ntire stock in the basemeht.\n2, FOR .00", "confidence": 0.625, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 4, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#8/source/BLOCK15", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#8", "pageIndex": 7, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK15", "order": 14, "text": "LADIES\u0027 PANTIES\n\\\\ lutes, junk and blues, lace trimmed\nand elastic waist.\nPrs. $|.00", "confidence": 0.5813, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 4, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#8/source/BLOCK16", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#8", "pageIndex": 7, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK16", "order": 15, "text": "YARD\nGOODS\nOne lot of percales, plisses.\nbroadcloths and sheers in\nour bargain basement, for\nDollar Day Only.\n3 Yds. $1-00\nWOOLENS\nt lose-out of all our Kail j\nwoolens, Actual values to\n•\u0027f-btlS pel’ yard. Your choice\nof entire lot.\n$1 .00 yd", "confidence": 0.5766, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 13, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#8/source/BLOCK17", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#8", "pageIndex": 7, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK17", "order": 16, "text": "PFAID\nOUTING\n:!(\u003E and .\u002715) inches wide. A\nvide variety of patlorns.\nThis is a one day special.\n3 Yds. $1-00\nPin-Up Lamps\nA \\ariel\u003E of colors, com\nplete u it h shade and cord..\nA value you can\u0027t a f t \u003Cn il t\u003C\u003E\nmiss. W hile thev last.\n$1.00 „", "confidence": 0.5956, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 12, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#8/source/BLOCK18", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#8", "pageIndex": 7, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK18", "order": 17, "text": "ENAMEL\nPOTS AND PANS\nW e need this space So. f.ir Dollar Day\n\u003E oar cliojcc ol the cutire lot -\n^ FOR .00\n* ”! tet pots, anct pans, pudding pans,\nv.a h has,!is and other odds and ends to\nnumerous p, mention. Actual values to\n■i 1. IS i itch.", "confidence": 0.5289, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 9, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#8/source/BLOCK19", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#8", "pageIndex": 7, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK19", "order": 18, "text": "1 MEN\u0027S PLASTIC\nRAIN\nCOATS\nGuaranteed first quality.\nAvailable in small, med\nium. and large sizes.\nDollar Day Only\n$*( .00 ec\nHOYS’ CORDUROY\nOVERALLS\n.lust 20 pairs of these, sizes\nup t\u003C\u003E 12. Regular $2.98\nvalues.\n.00 pr.", "confidence": 0.6913, "fontSize": 8, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 14, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#8/source/BLOCK20", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#8", "pageIndex": 7, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK20", "order": 19, "text": "BOYS\u0027\nSHIRTS\n* hambray and denim.\nSport or work styles, long\n- leeves. Si/.t s 1 to It). While\nthey last.\n3 for $| .00\nhoys’\nUnionsuits\nshort sleev\u003C“ and short legs\nor long - eves and long\nlegs. 1 foliar Uav Only.\n$1.00 pr.", "confidence": 0.6164, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 13, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#8/source/BLOCK21", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#8", "pageIndex": 7, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK21", "order": 20, "text": "(.I VNT Sl/i:\nSuper Suds\nUojru lai* (ilk* Sc!lor\nDOLLAR DAY ONLY\nBoxes $*| -00\ni------ -", "confidence": 0.5565, "fontSize": 12, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 6, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#8/source/BLOCK22", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#8", "pageIndex": 7, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK22", "order": 21, "text": "SOFA PILLOWS\nIn a wide variety of colors and patterns, includim: taffetas.\nA REAL DOLLAR DAY SPECIAL\nOnly $1 00", "confidence": 0.6319, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 4, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#8/source/BLOCK23", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#8", "pageIndex": 7, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK23", "order": 22, "text": "LACE CURTAINS\nYes. genuine Scranton lace\nCurtains. 78 inches lony. Need\nwe say more.\nDOLLAR DAY SPECIAL\n$1.00 p«ir", "confidence": 0.5843, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 6, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#8/source/BLOCK24", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#8", "pageIndex": 7, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK24", "order": 23, "text": "rnu: aumimm\nPOTS and\nPANS\n(luaranteed pure alumi\nnum liy nationally adver\nt is- 11 i lilif). ! i: st quality\ntea kett les. percolators,\ndouble bi oilers. S lb. roast\ner- . cake pans( in in.deep)\ncoiubination b-in- 1 sauce\npans, dish pans, step-on\ncans, etc.\nFOR\nDOLL \\R DAY\nONLY\n$|.00\nK A I\u0027ll", "confidence": 0.5531, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 17, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#8/source/BLOCK25", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#8", "pageIndex": 7, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK25", "order": 24, "text": "ilK.VS MI.I\u0027K Cl I AMUR AY\nWork Shirts\nFull cut, sanforized and fast\ncolor. Sizes 1 1 through IT.\nONE DAY ONLY\n$1-00 each", "confidence": 0.5906, "fontSize": 8, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 6, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#8/source/BLOCK26", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#8", "pageIndex": 7, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK26", "order": 25, "text": "RUBBER DOOR MATS\nGenuine link and link a ^\nRubber tire doer mats. ^B OlJ\nFull 1 1x28 inch si/e. gj * 6vl«", "confidence": 0.6692, "fontSize": 8, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 4, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#8/source/BLOCK27", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#8", "pageIndex": 7, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK27", "order": 26, "text": "KITCHEN\nSTOOLS\nAll stool white enamel kitchen\nstools. 21 inches tall with ir\u0027idor\ntipped lops. Strongly reinforced.\nOnly do of these — So. shop early.\n$1 00 Each", "confidence": 0.524, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 7, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#8/source/BLOCK28", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#8", "pageIndex": 7, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK28", "order": 27, "text": "CANNON\nTOWELS\n\u0027i es. tor Hollar Hay \u003C\u003Enly.\nThe 20x10 Hath Size Cannon\nTowels m Our Basement at —\n3 for $1.00", "confidence": 0.5432, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 6, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#8/source/BLOCK29", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-17-ed-1#8", "pageIndex": 7, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK29", "order": 28, "text": "MEN’S\nSHIRTS \u0026 SHORTS\n,\\I hI*\u0027! ic I y pe shirt . lull etiI,\nSi. i v .\u0022.1 t\u003C\u003E 16.\nMhietie type shorts, lull ml,\nSmall, medium a.id large sizes.\n3 for $|.00", "confidence": 0.5931, "fontSize": 8, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 7, "type": "paragraph" } ], "contentHash": "b45498e35d2c37da062e1ec449791940479e1597ed660b50feb3c81ed344ceb2" }