Old Fashioned Church Social and Rail Safety Reflections
A fragmented column blends a church social summary with a warning about railroad crossing dangers and a note on finger printing newborns. It recounts a sunset side community event hosted by the Woman’s Aid Society and laments motorists’ unsafe crossings, while touching on Virginia’s new law and the broader need for personal caution. It also shifts to reflections on crime, hospitals, and a literary digest of recent reading, peppered with anecdotes about trains, weathered morals, and public observances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Weir
Virginia
Answers to Questions Answers to Questions
A reader inquiry prompts the Dal Man Information Bureau to offer help for plain questions. The bureau notes it cannot give advice on legal medical or financial matters and will not conduct exhaustive research. Include full name and address with two stamped envelopes. responses are dispatched to the inquirer.
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Dal Man Informationureau
Frederick I. Haakin
Washington,d
Haskin's Letter Uncle Sam's Junk Business
Frederic J. Haskin reports on America's disarmament efforts and the growing junk industry as battleships are dismantled under the treaty. He describes material salvage from ships, including copper brass iron and steel, and notes the high value of original weapons and fittings while junk value is much lower. The piece also touches on other Q and A items about geography, aviation, and Latin America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederic J. Haskin
Washington
America
United States
Eeas
Frea Hes
Tron
Dewers
Maine
Py & Elrela
Streight
What Are You Good For A Newspaper Test on Work and History
Fragmented questions invite self assessment on careers in architecture and ornamental ironwork, plus a mix of trivia about laundries, the Bayard Revolution, Washingtons sobriquet, car costs, and air travel. The piece combines quiz items with stray observations on Sunday observances and decorative homes.
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R. W
Washington
John’,lasurens
South Carolina
Combahee'River
Troy laundries and collar city heritage questioned
The fragment notes Troy New York as the birthplace of the collar shirt industry and suggests the city was a practical hub for laundry or garment work, reflecting on its historical role and identity.
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Troy
D. G
New York
Picking Bargains in the Security Markets
An advisory column discusses shifting securities from speculative to investment class. It warns that high yields often come from embattled firms and emphasizes buying on a stock exchange, diversifying across distant industries, and avoiding overconcentration in troubled companies. It notes inflationary pressures and civilization’s progress.
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Wired Druture
Block
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