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Advertising rates set at 71 cents per square for the first insertion, 37 4 cents for each subsequent insertion, or 60 cents when inserted every other day. Contractors may not exceed space or advertise nonbusiness items unless paying the specified rate. Notices cost 20 cents per line for the first insertion and 12 or 16 cents for subsequent insertions depending on schedule. New York office contact Ralph Neebe, Room 47, Bimes Building, New York City. The Virginian not liable for return of rejected communications or manuscripts.
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Ever York
Ralph Neebe
Greeks revive classical dress in Athens amid patriotism
A survey of 1925 era news notes shows Greek women in Athens reviving the old class pie costume, alongside scattered global mentions. The piece references U.S. gold exports vs imports, proposed beer tax, tariff debates, and various international events touching Greece, Turkey, and Spain.
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Athens
Norfolk Should Host the State Democratic Convention
A Norfolk pitch argues the city deserves and is best prepared to host the next State Democratic convention. It touts accessible lodging and a top hall, cites nearby attractions, shipyards, and river views to entice delegates, and urges the City Executive Committee to secure the state event.
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Democratic Party
Norfolk
Commonwealth
Queetiom
Port Comfort
Virsa Beach
Lambert's Point
Mlizabeth
Cteam
Scattered Nation Greek Diaspora and Migration Trends
A regional note cites Chicago Herald figures showing Greece as a scattered nation with about 2.2 million in Greece and 6.4 million in surrounding regions. It notes one quarter of Greeks live abroad, high Turkish Greek presence, and potential emigration if Turkey wins the current war.
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Met
Turkey
Cireeee
Greece
Dndeurope
Asia Minor
Crete
Cyprus
Chicago Herald
Burdon of Taxation Darkens Outlook for Kingdom
A fragment notes that taxation burdens must follow and that the overall outlook for the people of the small kingdom is dark. The terse line implies hardship ahead under fiscal pressures and governance. No specific names, dates, or places are provided in the readable text.
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Ascape
Little Kingdom
Patronage Dispute Over Federal Appointments and Tariff
A commentary argues that patronage will be delayed until after tariff votes, accusing the administration of trading offices for support. Senators and Congressmen are blamed for shaping patronage while party lines blur to push tariff amendments. The piece warns of consequences for President Abknsey and the political system.
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McKinney
Abknsey
Heranay
What Meg Have Lapped By Great Powers in Grecian Fate
The Philadelphia Times argues about alternate Greek victory if a commander had been at Milonia instead of Revent. It claims great powers blocked Greek gains by penalizing key ports and fleets at Salonen Smyrna and Gallipoli. The piece defends the Greek cause versus sustained Hellenic losses and assigns responsibility to the major powers.
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Honger Miny
Creece
Philadelphia Times
Simo-neuski
Milonia
Sialonica
Salonen
Smyrna
Gallipoli
Paterna
Notes and Opinions on Charity Funds and British Soldiers
A muddled item notes the fund for Lisbon Weller the blind girl reaching 20,000 and mentions various misprints. It cites parliamentary papers showing nine boarding schools with no religious instruction and lists dates and birthdays of individuals, including Judy Godse and Drew.
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Pwlenn Weller
Ann
Formeorne
Maveshundl
Amd
Wales
Whoarding
York
Tate
Dsi
Dremeriher
TSG
Aenel Apel
PERSONAL notices and military awards in a muddled 19th century style
A garbled compile cites Colonel I. 8 and other figures with mentions of Okbvieai, Tet, Dor Mdworund Bealeston, and Paris. It notes Thelen Wt and Gy Nira in salons, plus Crpiiin flemry Rotiekn tried by court martial, and Captain Thomeyni's amedat WHS for gallantry in action against Noe Terese Indians at the Taw qnountain, Montana, in September.
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Breker
Okbvieai
Bealeston
Malbor
Paris
Athumta
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Thomeyni
Ie Taw Qnountain
Montana
Septemer
Magnitude of Advancement Boosts Store Growth and Service
Magnitude means mastery under right general conditions and continuous advancement. The store grows greater with no lag, serving the masses and offering reliable apparel at bed rock wholesale cash prices. Direct maker contact, no middlemen margins, and wider tailoring options are emphasized.
Massive Bargains Loom in Men and Boys Suits Sale
A sweeping sale highlights heavy discounts across men and boys suits. The store touts factory-direct purchasing power, offering One Ninety-Eight, Three Ninety-Eight and Ninety-Seven price points on full suits, plus numerous ranges for young customers. Strong emphasis on fabric quality, tailored fit, and extensive stock with limited reorders.
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Uae
Carge Oeds
Nati Deere Cs
Burk & Co
Senevieey
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