Traffic law violators fined on Graham-Tazewell highway
Twenty drivers were fined on the Graham-Tazewell highway for failing to stop at railroad crossings under Virginia’s new traffic law. The minimum $5.25 fine applied to those who did not stop look and listen. J D Peery attended the St Clair crossing as county officials push enforcement. For sale the last Graham raspberry farm at 1500 dollars half cash balance on easy terms.
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Virginia
Graham-Tazewell
E Graham Daily News
St. Clairs
J. D. Peery
North Tazewell
Board of Supervisors
Eney
Mattie Linkous
Peanut growers' vote for Davis in Virginia primary
Dr. C. D. Townes of Waverly reports the Senate primary between ex Governor Westmoreland Davis and a Republican opponent. Townes says Sussex county leans to Davis and peanut growers support him due to Senator Swanson's tariff vote. He believes farm voters favor Davis, boosting nomination chances, as growers seek peanut protection.
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C. D. Townes
Waverly
Westmorelan Davis
Virginia
Townes
Davis
Sussex County
Mr. Davis
Swanson
Davie
Townes Proposal Inspires Pro Tariff Talk At Club Meeting
Townes advocates a reasonable protective tariff as the topic for tonight's business men’s club gathering at 8 p m in the mayor’s office. By laws for a proposed chamber of commerce will be debated along with other important matters and a large attendance is urged. Red Cross Social Earns Near Forty Dollars From Ice Cream Sale The Red Cross ladies report a successful ice cream supper netting about 40 dollars. Red Cross rooms remain open for first aid needs.
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Business Men’s Club
Chamber of Commerce
Red Cross
Brother Becomes Blood Donor At Bluefield Hospital
Be. L. Whitehead of Bluestone Junction donated a pint of his blood to his brother Caid Whitehead at the Bluefield Sanitarium. Caid, a patient for weeks with an ulcerated stomach, grew weak, and the transfusion was arranged. E. J. Whitehead, a Norfolk and Western railway telegrapher, reported no major aftereffects.
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Bluestone Junction
Caid Whitehead
Bluefield Sanitarium
Whitehead
Bekman
Harry Jarvis
Fairview Street
Graham
E. J. Whitehead
Norfolk and Western Railway
Red Sox eye Princeton clash after strong win
The Graham Red Sox, recovered from Saturday’s win over Pocahontas, seek a Saturday game with Princeton. Sexton nurses a finger blister as Graham prepares for July 4 game at Dante. Attendance rose over prior home games.
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Pocahontas
Sexton
Graham
Dante
Wade
Princeton
New Prohibition Law Tightens LSD Offenses
Advance copies of the new prohibition law tighten penalties for violations. A second offense carries a felony with at least six months in jail and a fine. First offenses face ninety days in jail and a fine. Towns with applicable ordinances may try cases locally at the next regular meeting. Also noted are outdoor church services at Graham Presbyterian and visits from Dr. and Mrs. S. C. Warden of Norfolk.
Tanlac helps Parkersburg farmer regain appetite and strength
J H Smith of Parkersburg says Tanlac boosted his appetite, added fifteen pounds, and eased stomach bloating and night pains after years of rheumatism and fatigue. He claims he now feels well and confident in Tanlac, sold by reputable druggists.
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J. H. Smith
Tanlac
J. H Smith
R. F. D No
Parkersburg
W. Va
Where Fatness is Beauty Monrovia France Sudan tribe
A newly discovered tribe in the French Sudan esteems fat girls as beauties while thin girls are neglected. The present tribal standard prizes weight and is said to include individuals weighing nearly 400 pounds.
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Monrovia
French Sudan
Two Cent Stamps Reach Global Sites Through Postal Union
A Washington bulletin from the National Geographic Society notes the broadening reach of two cent stamps. It describes routes from North America to Europe and Asia, including Bermuda and Haiti, under the Universal Postal Union and historic precedents dating to 1850.
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Haiti
Bermuda
Washington, D. C
Theational Geographic Society
Equator
Andes
Tierra del Fuego
Cape Columbia
Grant Land
Canada
Patagonia
Strait of Magellan
Cape Horn
Chile
New Zealand
Samoa
U.S
Shanghai
China
U. S. Naval Hospital
Yokohama
Japan
North America
Central America
West Indies
Venezuela
Paraguay
Uruguay
Dutch
French Guiana
Europe
England
Ireland
Scotland
Wales
Asia
Cook Islands
Hatt
Alaska
What Can Be Grown In The Philippines
Manila date June 26 Wheat can be grown in the Philippines and meet local demand with proper cultivation. A Cavite field planted in December and harvested in March yielded a satisfactory return. The bureau of agriculture plans a comprehensive feasibility study of wheat cultivation across multiple localities.
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Manila
P. IL
Philipne Islands
Bureau of Riculture
Cavite
Philippines
Wheat Consumption Rise Hinted If Local Crop Enters Market
A bureau statement notes the islands currently consume about 79 million pounds of wheat annually. It argues that this figure would likely rise substantially if more home grown wheat were available in the market, especially in Cavite and the mountain provinces.
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Cavite
Zemo Promises Clear Skin With Simple Application
Don’t worry about eczema or skin troubles. Zemo, sold at drug stores, claims to remove pimples blackheads blotches eczema and ringworm. The antiseptic liquid is easy to apply and inexpensive, with a large bottle priced at $1.00.
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Zemo
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