Blue Ridge National Park Plan Favored by State
The state endorses a Blue Ridge site as a proposed national park linking Shenandoah Valley routes. Supporters highlight the Grand Trail from Huntington to White Sulphur and connections to Northwestern Turnpike, arguing the region’s scenic value and interstate accessibility justify federal park status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Ridge
National
National Park
Wertham
Benator H. P. Henshaw
Barkley Iy
Shenandoah Valley
West Virginia
Thas
Pawope
Nighwass
Shenandoah
Huntington
White Sal
Hern
Panhandle
Parkersburg
Virginia
Federal Commission
Interest To Women Promotes Bow Known Compound
Lydia M of Lynn Musa originated Bow Vegetable Compound famed for women. The preparation uses roots and herbs steeped on a kitchen stove. It claims to aid stubborn ailments and has a large laboratory with operations across Ryan Mass Cobourg Mexico City and Barcelona Paris.
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Lydia
Dangerous to expectant mothers warned by Malady Seven
An old health promotion blurb claims Malady Seven cures female catarrh and prepares pregnant women for childbirth. It asserts headaches back pain cramps swelling nervousness and mood lows are prevented and says thousands of mothers now use the medicine to improve vitality and fertility before birth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rene
Senate Adopts Smith Hoch Resolution on Rates Readjustment
The Senate adopts the Smith-Hoch resolution on freight rate readjustment and sends it to the President for signature. A proposed Federal Cooperative Marketing Board would guide cooperative development. the report urges nonintrusive federal support and emphasizes leadership to aid farmers while evaluating tariff and marketing policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Commission
Federal Cooperative Marketing Board
Snow Won't Hurt Roads Says Hill
District Engineer George H. Hill of the state road commission said the current snow will not greatly impede traffic on the hard roads in this section. The department expects no need to mobilize to remove snow, ready to act within a few hours if required. Last week eastern portions cleared over 20 miles in 24 hours though snow depth exceeded a foot. Removal is done by road scraper on tractors or trucks, with plows used where drifts are too deep.
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Henshaw
Virginia
Senate
Wreet
House of Delegates
Secretary of the Interior of
The
United State
Congress
West Virginia
Agricultural Department
University of West Virginiay
National Park
Shenandoah Parks
Congress of
United States
Sista
Shenandoah Park
Secretary of State
Secretary of the Interior
State Road Commission
George H. Hill
Trafic
Ttie
Department 44
Pashandle
State Buildings Continued and Legislative Proposals
State lawmakers debated liability limits for crossing accidents and commissions to audit state offices. Proposals included fines for fraudulent medical diplomas, oversight of refunds, and a transfer plan for the Pourll park in Kanawha county. Both chambers adjourned to reconvene for the final day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kidd
Democratic Zone
Kim
Woth
Suddarth
Delegata Holroyd
Sears
Hogus
Billy
Johnson
Mathews
Kanawha
Senate
Rouse
Fo 'Rlock
Penal Inquiry and Proposed Investigations Across Counties
The legislature debated measures on appeals and investigations of applicants and corporations, including Brumage of Marion proposing investigations by a commission and possible cost-shifting to the applicant. Delegates discussed tax and charge proposals, with Brewster and Ring advocating for certain property and income measures, while Ayre and Murri introduced tax ideas affecting personal incomes and major property values.
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Commiastivia
Marion County
Vatticara
Delezaus Bartlett
Marancovin
Dave Striken
Forkotta
Coronieree
Brewster
Lewle
Ring
Marshall
Reynalda Wid Hee
Bing Hue
Murri
Ritchie County
Lincomes
Srst Lpia
Treble Clef Club Debut Concert Draws Warm Reception
The Treble Clef Club of this city held its first concert at the Fleh School auditorium. Miss Divine and Miss Morrey received enthusiastic applause for strong, clear singing of numbers such as Astrellia Trees and En Cuba. The program featured Chopin, Brahms, and Grainger with a large chorus directed by Mrs. Frank Binchelos. Local officials and delegates attended as the audience celebrated the club’s inaugural event and related civic proceedings.
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Janbyt Khl
Thin City
Fleh
Milas
Irae Divine
Picaxe Guprano
Marion Morey
Plantat
Divine
la Forge
Feasbach
Cuba
la Morge
Miss Divine
Miss Morrer
Mins Morrey
Charu Hoa
Clarus
Wojien
Fahey
Vetray
Peank Binchelos
Mila Auth Miler
Alephera
Bose Tengertian
Liel Signer
Novetare Méyerheer
Babrellita
Dun’ Forge
Pandrata
Miks Divine Plas
Hhaneeitle
Nrahms
Snow Shovel Saga Across Snowbound Corners
Fragmented OCR fragment mentions snow shovels at a job site and distant figures from the Hills. Vague imagery shows sounds and movement as night shifts unfold and younger generations emerge, with lines cut mid thought.
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Puge
Tne
Obituary notices for Merk Suxan Andrews and others
Obituary notices report Merk Suxan Andrews of Bedtide Virginia died Sunday morning at her daughter's home. Interment at Lengewood cemetery in Bedford. Survived by four children including Mra Mitchell, Jr Mitchell, and Mrs. Andrews of Norfolk News also notes A.M. Nanley 78 died at home on Campbell's Creek yesterday. Survived by two sons, one daughter. Service details given. David Johnson McCutcheon 43 of 1L7 1-2 Me upland Street died yesterday after two months illness. Survived by wife Mary I McCutcheon, a son, and daughter. Funeral Thursday at Simpson's. Mackus in charge. Mrs. Yeerena Rebinxen colored, funeral Thursday at Campbell chapel.
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Wred Pauhtnor
C.H. Varfan
JA. Stewart
Aira
TL. Bebelies
Howard Shaw
Farker
O. C. McCoy
Ofre Af OM
Wicklin Irs
Hom. Cohan
Charles Grey- Due
Hedimiquet
Ates
Lee Abbott
Vhols
EM. Johnson
WW. Bevepiden
OW. Neale
Herbert
Kyle
Mars Kireiner
Kyu
Romine Brooks
Dayton Vineyard
Jod. Heslop
Puacor Mies
Virginia Wituy
Misa
Helen Talpenty
Martha Tovell
Ates Mine
Gardner
Adele Miller
Iyda Priode
Mira Frances Lege
Mira Marian Ketcham
Ceemperationa
Ediighanton
Otne
Menare
Covgruar Mevaat
Huntington Independent Schant
Rehan
Catya
Teton Bile FG
Mingo
Ela Comunittes
Winse
Hose
Senate
Iloaca
Charten G. Cartman
Win Wennosy
Delewate Davas
Uabell
Howard Mintenna
A.M. Nanley
Bia
Campbell's Creek
Ise
Wil Fot Campbell
David Johnson McCutchenn
David Johnson McCutchson
Upland Strest
Bah V'Eloek
Incal Hospital
Winilies
Bunda
McCulcohnon
Mary I. Mecutcheon
Read A. McGutcheon
Mike Avnn
Flood Impact Hits Coastal Georgia Counties
Flood warnings and relief efforts spread across coastal Georgia as Baker, McIntosh, and Glynn counties faced rising water. American Red Cross and Fort Screven teams delivered food and supplies while trains and services prepared to resume. Inland areas saw over 74 square miles inundated, with thousands affected and several influenza cases reported among relief workers. Snow and cold disrupted travel and schooling, but city services worked to clear streets and maintain gas and power.
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Savannah
Georgia
KteTatosh
Baker and Tong
Tedross
Fort Screven
Lower
Long
MeTntoah
Altamaha
Oronee
Priday
Rodlere
Mclntosh County
Townsend
Safety leaders urged to back life protection efforts
Prevention officials and community authorities are urged to support safety measures for all public spaces including churches schools and meeting venues to ensure life protection and orderly gatherings.
Virginia debt refund topic prompts annual officer election
A legislative item from West Virginia discusses refunding proceeds from a Virginia to Continental congress grant and seeks court action to settle rights. The piece also covers the George Washington Life Insurance Company annual meeting with officers and directors reelected, noting diversifying business and financial figures.
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Johnson
MOVE
George Washington Life Insurance Company
Arrlton B. Smith
Mpany
Charleston
Sun
Harrison
Smith
Albert BR. White
Ernest Milak
Frederick S. Bown
Harrison B. Smith
J. Phill Bowerman
Addison M. Beaty
Charles H. Tiffin
Ho W H. Young
M. D
George Se. Price
Robert HK
Robert HK. 3feCahe, Attorney; Price, Smith and Spilman
Henry Muir
New York
Harrison FB. Stith
Frederick M. Staunton
Eddie A. Barnes
Pred O. Blue
Hen Haer
Benjamin B. Brown
I. M. Smith
Darwin E. Abbott
Ernest
Miair
W. E. Mohler
R. Graves Hubberd
A. W. Reynolds
Charles E. Ward
Braxton PD
Gibson
E. C. Colcord
Addison M. Scott
Robert
Topping Requests Film Legislation
A fragmented notice outlines proposed film legislation introduced before multiple legislatures. It references nitro cellulose regulations and the support of groups including the National Protection Association, the Advertising Association, and the Motion Picture producers and Distributors of America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vikaal Instruction Assortation of America
Productioa and Distributors of America
Giamher of Commerce of America
Atte
McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tonic Ad Claims Rapid Weight Gain
An old promotional piece touts McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tonic as a miracle cure for rapid weight gain and vitality. It alleges 10 pounds gained in 20 days and promises safety for children and adults, urging use in schools, churches, clubs, and homes while warning of hazardous nitro cellulose motion-picture theater restrictions.
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Graneenny
Iowa
Marshall Lapping
Ernie Widnetfon
Leslalitione Eieneral Aden
McCoy's
Indictments Returned By Federal Grand Jury
Parkersburg section reports three indictments from the January term of the United States district court including a Parkersburg woman, Mrs Alice Peters, charged with violating postal laws by opening an unaddressed parcel and taking an address. A garbled note mentions iodine deficiency in food and drink as a claimed cause of goitre by a professor.
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Parkersburg
United States
Federal
Alice Peters
Better Than Whiskey For Colds And Flu Claim Ad
An advertisement touts Axphonat as a superior cold and flu remedy claiming fast relief within two minutes. It targets families, promotes aspirin-like safety, urges immediate purchase at drugstores, and warns against druggists who oppose trying it. It emphasizes household use for children and adults alike.
High School Probation Rules for Three Major Subjects
A new board resolution targets students failing to pass at least three major subjects each semester.probation follows with possible removal from class rolls after warning to guardians. Dropped students cannot rejoin until a semester passes and must regain three passing majors, with ineligibility for extracurriculars during probation.
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Supwire Intendent
Schogle & BE. Weber
Board of Education
Weberfeld
Jean Bee
Leset
Branchuline Emulston Promises Quick Cough Relief
An old fashioned ad touts Branchuline Emulston as a fast cure for stubborn coughs. It claims a few doses stop hacking and can end a two month cough with a half bottle, urging readers to ask a local druggist for a bottle. The ad emphasizes no dope and no chloroform.
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CA. Potterfield
Mrs N C Hostetter Credits Vital Reform For Health
Mrs N C Hostetter of 727 Wine Ave SB Anatiske Va describes a dramatic recovery after taking Dr Pierce's Wonderful Healthful Medicine. She claims it relieved inward trouble strengthened nerves and restored health during a difficult period without further distress.
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Middle Fife
N. G Hostetter
Dr. Pleres
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