Hobbies Of The Great And Near Great
Senator Carter Glass of Virginia pursues two main hobbies, dairy farming and newspaper publishing. On a Lynchburg area dairy farm he raises wine-blended registered Jerseys, while his career spans printer’s devil to publisher. His milking contest pledge twice shaped his political path and his move from Congress to the Senate.
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Carter Glass
Lynchburg
Carlo
Glass
Charles B. Warren
Reyburn
North Carolina
Senate
Warren
Dawes
Congress
Lemon Juice Skin Whitener Claims Pure Whitening Mix
An advertisement touts a skin whitening mixture made from lemon juice, two lemons plus Orchard White, three ounces, shaken into a quarter pint. It promises a harmless, fragrant lotion to whiten, soften, and beautify skin on face and arms, used by stage beauties for a clear complexion.
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Algo
Senator Glass of Virginia and His Mint Lozenges
The editor describes Senator Glass of Virginia as a self educated man with a strong editorial voice for local policy. It notes his friendships with Woodrow Wilson and his two secret weaknesses a fondness for crusts of bread and a bag of mint lozenges used as relief during debates. Tomorrow Senator David A Reed.
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Lynchburg
Senate
Virginia
Woodrow Wilson
David A. Reed
Letter Written By Washington To Be Auctioned
International News Service reports a signed George Washington letter to Arthur Young showing a plan of the future federal city. Dated Philadelphia March 20 1793 the note discusses the permanent seat of government and the layout of the anticipated city.
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Washington
International News Service
London
George Washington
Arthur Young
City of Washington
Philadelphia
Congress
United States
Religious Conference Opens in Stockholm Aug 19 20
International news reports that representatives from many nations will gather in Stockholm for the Universal Conference of Christian Life and Work from August 19 to 20. About 150 delegates from the United States are expected, including Bishop Charles H. Brent and Bishop Luther B. Wilson, with religious leaders from England Germany and Sweden to preach.
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S International
Stockholm
Universal Conference of Christian Life and Work
United States
Charles H. Brent
Episcopal Church
Luther B. Wilson
Methodist Episcopal Church
E. Tallmadge Root
Boston
M. G. Scherer
United Lutheran Church of New York
Fletcher Homan
Buifain
Savings accounts aid early career opportunities
The passage argues that young men living on next month’s pay face odds, but those with a savings account ready to use when opportunities arise tend to fare better. It notes that many prosperous men began with immediate access to capital, suggesting prudent saving as a foundation for future success.
Make Faces To Be Beautiful Says Chicago Expert
Chicago beauty expert Emily Lloyd says facial exercises are a key beauty aid. She advises making faces at oneself in a mirror to erase lines from nose to mouth and brighten eye expression, and claims standing on the head refreshes facial muscles and reduces weariness.
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International News Service
Chicago
Bearn
Emily Lloyd
Miss Lloyd
A&a
Pennsylvania Ranks Third In Export Trade
Washington report shows Pennsylvania exports in the first three months of 1925 valued at 81,278,304, ranking third among states. The figure reflects an increase of about 7 million from 1924’s comparable period, when exports totaled 74,747,650, with New Jersey and California following in importance.
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Washington
New Castle News
Washington, D. C
Pennsylvania
States of the Union
Department of Commerce
New Jersey
California
Keystone exports show coal and petroleum lead in quarter
Exports of coal valued at 12 861 679 and petroleum at 11 255 487 led the quarter’s shipment totals. Wheat exports reached 10 446 272, with iron and steel products shipped abroad in large quantities. Leading states by export value were Texas, New York, Pennsy, Louisiana, New Jersey, California, Illinois, Michigan, Ohio and Virginia. US total exports across territories stood at 2 250 768 090, up from 1924. The source notes the data may not perfectly reflect state origins. Blowing your own horn a little is all right, but never heat the hand. The most attractive filling station ever built is the dining room.
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Texas
New York
Pennsy
Louisiana
New Jersey
California
Illinois
Michigan
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