03 Mar 1925
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Newspaper
Harrisonburg Daily News Record
Location
Harrisonburg, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1925
Page
1
Virginia hosts thirty two candy manufacturers with most plants in Richmond and Norfolk. Seventeen fish related facilities produce oil and guano, six of which operate in Reedville. Tim boxes and cans are produced at four sites including Richmond and Bedford.
The fragment describes a Saltville lime operation causing widespread soil and water damage along the Holston River and its tributaries. It notes deaths at an alkali works, long transport distances, and devastation to fish populations and water plants. It mentions former Lt. Gov. Bianan of Marion promoting lime as a soil sweetener and fertilizer. The account hints at long-term agricultural consequences.
A chaotic OCR fragment notes police and service members gathering at a hall for an address by Millerand amid controversy. It mentions criticism of financial matters and a disputed stance affecting relations. Names such as Margaret Vance and Weyers appear in partial context.
Virginia hosts ten glass plants and four stove factories with three in Richmond and one in Waynesboro. Pendleton and Mineral supply gold and two mines. Pyrites mined at Richmond and Mineral. Nine plants produce sulphur cider and pickles, mostly in apple regions except two in Richmond and one in Norfolk. Washington moves to curb alcohol during the inauguration with strict policing and possible precinct shakeups.
A large assortment of fabrics 36 inches wide including Radium Silk Pure Silk Plaids Crene de Chine Silk Poplin and Printed Silks and Cotton Crepe. Covers shades from genuine Pussy Willow Silks to sport silk and cotton suiting with checks and stripes from Paris. Large inventory available.
Printed silk and cotton crepe in fancy checks and broken patterns offered. Georgette crepe priced at $1.19 per yard. Wide selection in fifty colors advertised for shoppers.
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