Administration Leaders To Lead Heavy Congress Return
Congress returns with a heavy agenda and hopes to adjourn quickly. Senate and House faces re elections later this year. Leaders Harrison and Doughton steer budget, tax and monetary debates with Reed, La Follette, and Rainey allied figures in a wide clash over sound money and NRA recovery policies.
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Washington
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House
Capitol
Garner
Rainey
Harrison
Mississippi
Finance Committee
Doughton
North Carolina
Ways and Means
Hoys
David Reed
Pennsylvania
Ciuzens
Michigan
o _ably
Young Bob" LaFollettte
Man Doughton
Hun Ot ‘Washingtington
McCormick
Massachusetts
Treadway
Bacharach
New Jersey
Thomas
Oklahoma
Carter Glass
Virginia
NRA
Lawmaker Proposals Highlight Banking, Veterans Pay, and Food Reform
The text notes Senator Glass leading against federal deposit guarantees and banking legislation. It mentions restoring pay cuts for federal workers and liberalizing veterans’ compensation. It also discusses removing tax exemptions from municipal, state, and federal bonds with Ashurst to speak, Copeland pushing a pure food and drugs law, and Norris seeking a Missouri valley project after Tennessee Valley efforts.
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Senator Glass
Ashurst
Arizona
Senator Copeland
New York
Norris
Nebraska
Tennessee Valley
Missouri Valley
Punch Recipes From Mr Alexander Table Annex
A fragment lists punch recipes and serving ideas for New Year gatherings. It covers cider punch serving 18 with various fruit juices and sugars, a grape and pineapple blend, and a dairy spiked version with egg yolks and alcohol. It notes serving in bowls or glasses and emphasizes chill time and gentle stirring before serving.
Society News Highlights From West Virginia Events
Coral Parrish Montgomery reports on a Christmas gathering hosted by Harold Cole of Grand Street with C Bd Club members and Ada Gall at her home. The event featured gift exchanges with marshmallow Santas and a festive refreshment spread. Also covered are the New Years Eve dance at Moose Home ballroom with Goldberg's Orchestra and a Quota Club party hosted by Mrs. Earl D. Wilkinson with bridge and refreshments.
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Womans Club
Moose Home
Goldberg
Orchestra of
Elkins
Sec
Tion
West Virginia
Quota Club
Earl D. Wilkinson
The
Grafton
Quota Cut
Bluemont Street
Genevieve Jackson
Twin girls born to Love family in Huston Texas
Mr and Mrs James Love of Huston Texas announce the birth of twin girls on Thursday December 26. The babies are unnamed. Mrs Love is Virginia Atha daughter of Mr and Mrs L V Atha of the city. Mr Love works for Shell Refining Company.
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James Love
Huston
Texas
Love
Virginia Atha
L. V. Atha
Mr. Love
Shell Refining Company
Taylor County Magic Lure Earns Wahl of Guy G Means
The communication shows Taylor county appoints Guy G Means to lead tourism efforts. It praises his versatility and enthusiasm in presenting natural scenic beauty and historic points to attract visitors from beyond the region to enjoy local grandeur.
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West Virginia
Guy G. Means
Taylor County
Fashion Notes on Paris Liberties in Dress Details
Paris embraces liberty in personal choice of fashion this season with varied necklines sleeves and silhouettes. Small square necks contrast wrapped high styles while sleeves diverge into long plain versus loose wide forms. A Maggy Rouff dress features wide sleeves and twisted neckline with crinkly blue gray wool crepe. Vibrant colors appear in violet tones including bishop’s purple magenta plum fuscia and cerise. gray dominates wool blends though not crepe day wear.
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Paris
Taylor County History and Local Heritage Prospects
The text urges Taylor county residents to provide historical and scenic material for a West Virginia history project. It highlights old Northwestern Turnpike memories, Bailey Brown’s Civil War memorials, Valley Falls, emerald farms, and sunset vistas as tourist draws. It invites local civic and church groups to share data to enrich a committee’s work.
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Howard
West Virginia Farm Bureau
West Virginia
Taylor County
Keyser
America
Amies Wall
John Barton Payne
Anna Jarvis
Bailey Brown
Old Furnace
Irondale
Grafton
Fetterman
Union
Guy G, Means
Means
Northwestern
National
Republic
Egypt
Israel
Hig Committee
Birth of Eight Pound Son to Walthams of Rosemont
Mr and Mrs Oscar Waltham of Rosemont announce the birth of a son weighing eight pounds born Monday at their home. The mother is formerly Miss Brady of this city. Father employed by Reppert Opal Company.
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Oscar Waltham
Rosemont
Howard Lee
Miss the Brady
Reppert Opal Company
Mrs Switz Calm In Contrast To Husband Nervous At Search
Paris dispatch reports Mrs. Switz remained calm during a hotel search for Robert Switz and his wife of East Orange New Jersey, amid their alleged spy plot arrest. The couple, held on charges of complicity, argued at the time that documents found were planted, while defense sought to suppress the search as illegal.
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Mrs. Switz
Husband
Paris
Preach
Cesret
Robert Swits
East Orange
N. J
Reopy
Switzes
Mag
Switz
Correction issued for Pitner wedding notice in Sentinel
The Sentinel corrects an earlier marriage announcement for C Z Pitner, a local resident, and a Millwood Virginia woman, stating the prior notice was erroneous and was published in good faith. The paper agrees to publish the correction in full and notes the change.
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The
Sentinel
C. Z. Pitner
Millwood
Presbyterian Church
Virginia City
Carders retire. visits Ohio relatives and old friends
Mr. and Mrs. William Carder and son Billy retired from Columbus and visited Carder’s brother John and wife, formerly Mollie Newbrough of this city. En route home they called on Rev. and Mrs. A. M. Barlow in Moundsville, formerly of Grafton. Attorney Miss Anthonette Heckmer of Washington spent Christmas with her parents Attorney and Mrs. J. L. Heckmer of East Main Street.
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William Carder
Billy
Columbus
Ohio
Local Schools Restart After Christmas Break Tuesday
Superintendent Lloyd Shriver announced that Taylor county schools will resume classes on Tuesday January 2 after Christmas holidays. Funding assurances from the state department of schools prompted return to books, following Rotary Club Ladies Night at the Grafton Hotel with 71 attendees and notable musical readings.
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Rotary A
Lloyd Shriver
State Department of Schools
Taylor County
W. W. Trent
Rotary Club
Grafton Hotel
Charles E. Burke
My Beauty Hine Polly Walters Stage Actress
A fragmentary portrait of Polly Walters, a stage actress, notes a blond complexion and subtle makeup, avoiding excess rouge and mascara, with light eye shadow to offset glare from stage lights. It mentions Ida Kellogg and the Coeur d Alene area about mining depths and the Bunker Hill mine in 1877.
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Polly Walters
Kellogg
Ida
Te Coeur d’Alphe
Bunker Hill
Seana
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