Economic outlook and price trends cautioned by authorities
Bank authorities and the Nabonal City Bank of New York warn that permanent price cuts depend on land currency deflation and wage reductions. Francs E. Sion of the Truto company echoes a similar view, predicting prices may stay down if people desire it. Merchants report deliberate price reductions as demand shifts, with the public slow to adjust to broader economic changes. The piece notes the phenomenon as a key, evolving economic story of the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francs E. Sion
Feranty “Truto Company
New York
Economic Club
Russia and Mexico policies spark debate on national aims
The column critiques the Soviet system as failing to convert wealth into living standards and questions American policy toward Mexico under Senator Fall. It argues for patient engagement with Mexico, warns against recognizing the new government under pressure to revise its constitution, and calls for a prudent, assertive approach aligned with American interests. It also notes pay increases for post office clerks and railroad industry tensions, urging clear, efficient funding and open convention procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joint
Congressional Commission
Tanning episode recalls Ed and Heck contest
A humorous snippet recalls a celebrated contest between Ed and Heck, reflecting local humor and political undercurrents. The text hints at past campaigns and public figures tied to state capital politics and southern neighbors, with a wry tone about timing and public reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heck
What People Say Send Side Remarks About Charity
Miss Gladys Winfield a Red Cross nurse in Marion county says money alone is not enough for public causes. She notes some men prioritize drinking over aid and laments the era when people gave time as well as funds. The piece critiques reliance on money and praises civic work by volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Winfield
Marion Cownty
Monty Charlie
Abe Fins
Charlie
Onser
Lieut. Perkins
Fairmont
Fearnui
Salvation Army
Salka
Patrmout
Amy
Marion County
Debate on Women Voting Rights and Primaries
A 1920s era letter argues against blanket claims that women share the same political views as men. It contends women should be allowed to vote in primaries and conventions and challenges the idea women are unfit to select candidates. The writer notes dissatisfaction with current politicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairmont
W. V
Edithor Toe Weal
Virginian
Polles
Worthington Former Pastor Visits Here
Rev W Puller a former pastor of the local Christian church and his wife visited on Saturday and Sunday. He now resides in Traverse City Michigan and preached on Sunday evening on A Wayward Boy from Luke 16 12 15 Rev E T Gordon led the morning service at the Christians sharing a sermon on possessing Christ from Matt 10 27 A musical concert by Mrs Josephine Harmond of Painont will be at the Chris tam church Sunday evening in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Puller
Christian Church
Traverse City
Mich
Gordon
Christ
Josephine Harmond
Painont Wall
Christam Church
One Bottle Nerviax Proves Helpful says Charleston Man
David W. Porter 78, a machinist at Charleston naval ordnance plant, reports Nerviax improved his gas pain, nervousness, sleeplessness, dizziness, and a leg eczema after taking one bottle. He notes the product’s effectiveness and mentions Crano's Drug Store as a point of sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David W. Porter
Fis
Char
Cerema
Nerviaz
David
W. Porter
Kanawha St
Charleston
W.va
Crano’s Drag Store
Election Registrar Sessions Ahead for Unregistered Voters
The article notes upcoming registrar sessions on October 18 and 19 to process voters not yet registered, with a focus on improving health and local observances. It covers various personal notes from the community including visits, illnesses, and a discussion on men of esprit and social chatter.
PESTO MLE 18 GT PESTO at Counter
An ad style notice urges readers to try Asperonal for headaches and colds. It promotes quick relief within two minutes at a drugstore counter with the option to refund if not satisfied. Ends with casual consumer language and endorsement of near instant effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rellet
New Leases Claim by Li Na Residing in Portsmouth
A Portsmouth resident, Martha Dare of 1014 Gay Street, asserts a new lease on health after using Tritona from local druggists. She reports severe coughs, hemorrhages, and long stomach troubles improved since starting the remedy. She credits better sleep, appetite, and strength as signs of recovery.
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Li Na
Portsmouth
Martha Dare
Trutona
Gay Street
Trutonn
Fairmont
W. R. Crane Drug Co
Mannington
N.S. Matthews & Co
Deus
Cameron
Cameron Drug Co
Carriaburg
le Harper Roger's Drug
McCoy's
Gratton Drug
Fairview
Gratton
Chemical Co
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Arontis
AASS
Sam
Rosia
Turkestan
Rusia
Russa
Senator Fall
United States
Mexico
Latin America
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Republic of Cuba
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San Francisco
Wilson
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Pyras
Sgeam
Anrious
Senate
Morico
Poolite
Worthington
Nerviax
Thetehance Weginner
BR. Hayes
Clendenin
J. Paine
Jay V. Ashcraft
Texas
Mises Jane
Qeie Marta
Clarksburg
Thos. Chark
Tunnélion
Ina. B. Fowler
Locust Point
Bingamon
John 8. Harris
Isaac Melntire
A. J. ‘McDaniel
Gatending Masonic Lodge
Fair ‘Mont
von B. Tucker
Ronnie Reamer
Downs Was
Esprit
C. W. Hones
Peoples National Tank
the Peoples National Bank
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Hina
Chesterfield
Courtneys’ Store
Courtneys
Depesdebie Meritaniise
Parl
Dan Connally
Creston
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