Teachers Hear Shaw Trend To Nationalization
At the Eastern Commercial Teachers Association convention in Baltimore on April 1 Secretary Leslie M Shaw spoke on government expansion. He argued the federal government increasingly controls interstate commerce, finance and industry, citing anti trust and bank acts, with a trend toward stronger central authority.
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United States
Hamilton
Bonaparte
Teachers’ Association
Haltimore
Eastern Commercial Teachers’ Association
Raine
Iowa
Louisiana
H.H. Norman
Baltimore Business College
Daniel C. Gilman
Eued Habbits
Slekness
the Treasury
Leslie M. Shaw
the Navy
Charles J. Bonaparte
Bon
Shaw
Insurance Central
Old State Sovereignty Party
Left Estate to College: Norfolk Woman's Will Contested
Norfolk widow Mrs. Columbia Rhea left nearly 100000 to Randolph Macon College in her will. The Washington Post reports her relatives challenged probate, seeking a portion of the estate for relatives rather than the college. The court decision favored executor George M Dimard, directing probate to proceed for the college bequest.
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Norfolk
Randolph Macon
Washington Post
Tudges Block
Gaither
Dann
Mont
Columbia ‘Rhea
Tuuyt
Als
Rhea
George M.“Dimard
Abs
Randolph-Macon College
Methodist Episcopal
Hea
Heath
Maris Ridges
Baltimore
Love Letters in Court Defend Will Amid Family Challenge
Washington Fr edmond reports a probate case over the Wallen estate where the widow defends a will challenged by James A. Wallen’s children from prior marriages. Letters from the decedent to his widow reveal affectionate tone and dated references, while the defense argues the will’s validity despite alleged undue influence.
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Washington
Fredmond
James A. Wallen
Court Finds Virginia Club Linked Business Group
In the Local Court here the Virginia Club and the Board ruled that the associate Hnginess Men’s Association operates as a social club and business organization with social fear tares, influencing license tax decisions.
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Ucense Tay
Virginia Club
Hnginess Men's Association
Patterson elects Republican officials in new West Virginia town
In Patterson West Virginia newly chartered, the April 22 election produced Republican victories for mayor W H H Williams recorder Frank Fo Councilmen A Granstann D N Nick Davis and Williams Gandes. A man named Boy Given Twenty Years for Assault in Newport News Virginia. Twenty year sentence for a 18 year old black youth Faithie Walt alleged assault victim.
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Weelal Waar Wasmiimien
Cumberland
Patterson
W. Va
W. H. H. Williams
Frank Fo
A. Granstann
D. N. Nick
Davis
William’ Gandes
Iryety
Washington Post
Newport News
Slas Robinson
Clehteen
York County
Faithie Walt
William Wash
Jason Robinson
Tmi To-Da
Abduction Charge Linked to New York Traveler
A New York traveling salesman was arrested in Norfolk, Washington, and jailed on an abduction charge involving Mrs. H Olive, wife of a Washington hotel keeper. He was sent back to Washington, N. C. for trial after claiming she followed him here and declined to discuss the incident with her husband’s attorney.
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Wile Washington
Norfolk
David Rice
New York
Washington
N. C
H. Olive
Washington, N. C
An - Hee Wee
Sherif Ricks
Olive
Wedded at Midnight in Maryland and West Virginia
William J. Noel of Hancock Maryland, assistant manager of the Pennsylvania Glass Sand Company, married Miss Carleton Hunter daughter of James D. Hunter at Berkeley Springs West Virginia last midnight after a daring ride to Hancock station to elude the bride’s father. Reverend W W Barazs officiated and Clerk John W Young witnessed the ceremony. Neel, son of William Neel superintendent of the sand works at Hancock, was mentioned in the escape.
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Washington Post
Cumberland
William J. Noel
Hancock, Md
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Company
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Aiman
Carleton Hunter
James D. Hunter
John W. Young
Hancock Station
Mr.Neel
Willam Neel
Nancock
Woman Takes Laudanum as Station Transfer Saddens Agent
Miss Hattie Crews a 20 year old Southern Railway agent at Walnut Cove took an overdose of laudanum last night. She had been told she would be transferred from Walnut Cove to Greenville and an auditor had arrived to check her books. The investigation and the transfer left her despondent and there were fears she might die.
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Wealiogton Post
Winston-Salem
N. C
Hattie Crews
Southern Railway
Walnut Cove
Soldier at Fort Howard shoots self at home
Special to The Washington Post Baltimore Maryland April 12 William Womer aged about thirty years formerly of Lewiston Pennsylvania and member of the Coast Artillery at Fort Howard died by his own hand by shooting himself in the right breast at his home He was married last June Womer had served in the Philippines and had a food record in the army Comrade says Womer signified his intention Wednesday of deserting.
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Fort Howard
Washington Post
Baltimore
William Wolper
Lewiston
Coast Artillery
Wie
Womer
Philippines
Comrate
Knocked Down in Fight Shatters Skull in Staunton
Special to The Washington Post Staunton April 12 D M Kyle and William yan quarrelled yesterday Kyle struck Ryan on the head with a pitchfork knocking him down When he fell his head hit a fence Ryan was taken to the hospital where doctors found his skull fractured on both sides Kyle was arrested Also brief items report marriages in Petersburg and Nottoway County and a Philadelphia bride from Winchester dates noted
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Washington Post
Staunton
D. M. Kyle
William Yan
Kyle
Ryan
Ilena
Virginia Obituary Notices Passages From Small Town News
Heathsville April 7 Mrs. M Hudson of Lodge dies from paralysis. Staunton April 12 Mrs. Fleiding Whitmore of Augusta County dies last night aged one year. Survived by husband and daughter. Heathsville April 18 Charlie head aged twenty dies of pneumonia at home near Mila Northumberland County. Chatham April 12 Joseph Harvey Brown of Shackoe Hittsylvania County dies of peritonitis after thirty six hours. He is thirty years old, with mother and two brothers surviving.
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Heathsville
M. Hudson
Lodge
Staunton
Fleiding Whitmore
Auguste County
Charli Head
Mila
Northumberland County
Thomas Dunaway
Chatham
Joseph Harvey Brown
Shackoe
Hittsylvania County
Maryland Obituary Hits Cumberland and Annapolis Notices
Cumberland reports J Mitton Boughner aged seventy of New Maraville Va died April 12 after Civil War service. Annapolis records Elizabeth Spencer Murray widow of Pay Director J D Murray USN died April 12 of bronchitis and heart trouble at Acton home. Winchester notes Bruce Worthington’s petition led Judge Warrington to appoint Robert M Ward receiver for Worthington Pepacco Co assets about 10000 liabilities 6000. Washington Port says Court of Claims allowed Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church Winchester damages for Civil War actions. funds await Congressional appropriation.
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Cumberland
J. Mitton Boughner
New Maraville
Louis H.young
Annapolis
Elizabeth Spencer Murray
J. Db. Murray
USN
Acton
Airs
Murray
Gol. W. Spencer
Richmond
Bruce Worthington
Thomas W. Warrigon
Robert M. Ward
Worthington ‘Pepacco Company
Winchester
Washington
Court of Claims
Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Congress
Fire at Duke Street Grocery Sparks Insurance Loss
A Alexandria grocery owned by R A Sprouse & Sons at 1198 Duke Street burned early Thursday. Fire officials suspect incendiary origin. stock and building damaged by several hundred dollars. Building and stock insured. investigation underway. Rev C D Bulla arrives for new pastorate. real estate sales noted. death of Confederate veteran Charles G Shaffer reported with funeral to be held at 3 PM.
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Washington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
R. A. Sprouse & Sons
Duke Street
Pettey
The
Attorneys named to defend Clements in Alexandria suit for 30000
R Walton Moore of Fairfax and State's Attorney Cran idal Mackey of Alexandra County will appear for the defendant in the case James E Clements versus Frank Lyon demanding 30000 damages for personal injuries from an encounter in the Alexandria County courthouse office about a year ago The Circuit Court for Alexandria County is set to meet April 2 Judge J K M Norton represents Mr Clements in the anticipated early hearing Warfield moves into new store in Alexandria construction by Joseph I Rodgers at King and Pitt streets fronts King street and Pitt street details Heupel Holloran and Winship of Washington lease Union Street building to move their automatic manufacturing plant from Wyton to Alexandria Police Commissioners in session continue investigation with rumored reorganizations possible
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R. Walton Moore
Fairfax
Cranidal Mackey
Alexandra County
James E. Clements Vergus
Frank ‘Lyon
Alexandria County
J. K. M. Norton
Clements
Warfield
Edgar Warfield, Jr
Joseph I. Rodgers
King and
Pitt Streets
Alexandria
King’ Street
Pitt Street
Washington
New Mayor of Charleston Faces Republican Resistance
At a special Charleston city council session on April 12 James A Holley a Democrat was chosen mayor to replace John A Jarrett a Republican The vote shocked Republicans who had controlled city government for years The March election gave Democrats enough ward wins to overturn the council balance Republicans had re elected Jarrett after his resignation before new council members took seats arguing the move illegal
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Washington Fort
Charleston
W. Va
James A. Holley
City of
John A. Jarrett
Jarret Vegas
Jarrett
Surprise witness tests Blackburn case in Greensboro
In Greensboro North Carolina April 2 a surprise occurred in the case against Congressman Blackburn charged with practicing before Washington departments. His private secretary John Crouch was subpoenaed as a witness and is expected to testify about Blackburns correspondence regarding fees paid for appearing before the revenue bureau. Crouch said he knew nothing that would damage Blackburn.
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Washington
Greensboro
N. C
Blackburn
John Crouch
Crouch
Revenue Bureau
Insurance Bills Pass Two Awaiting Action in Albany
Four insurance bills recommended by the special investigating committee passed both houses and head to Gov Higgin's desk for signature. The assembly approved the large general insurance law bill and sent it to the senate for concurrence, while the senate delay set a special order for Monday night on the anti perjury bill. Only two bills remain for action, the general bill in the senate and the amended anti perjury bill returning to the assembly. Additional measures include enforcement provisions on corporate records, political contributions by corporations, and reporting requirements for legislative agents. One mutual company elections measure had already become law.
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New York Senate
Albany
Special Insurance
Higging
Assembly
Senate
Legislative Agen
Secretary of State
a+ stock life insurance company
Mt i Fects
Equitable’ Life Assurance
Velety
Protest Deferred in Elkins Delegates Case Before District Committee
Parkersburg reporters note no action by the Republican Congressional committee on Roane County delegates pledged to Woodyard and Hiking. A remnant convention for a May 22 meeting to nominate a candidate for Congress to succeed Woodyard was ordered, with plans to press the Senatorial committee to address Etains delegates. Also reported, the body of missing man John Sherman was found near Wilmington after he vanished March 30. the body was discovered in woods seven miles from the city, badly decomposed.
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Elkins
Washington Post
Parkersburg
Congress
Harry C. Woodyard
Woodyard
Senatorial Committee
Wilmington
Del
John Sharman
Martinsville Store Robbed in Martinsville
Martinsville store of merchant Heiner was broken into last night, with clothes, hats, and other items stolen after rear window was broken. Petersurg bond bids sought for $75,000 sewer and water bonds by city council finance committee. Doctor A Bruce Eagle and Miss Bessie Harley were married at the bride’s mother’s home in Martinsburg. South Carolina Jamestown Exposition commission selected a site for their state building in Norfolk and was hosted by the exposition company.
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Washington
Danville
Heiner
Martinsville
Martinsville Pollas
Petersburg
Washington Post
Anance
A. B. Eagle
Bessie Harley
Martinsburg
W. Va
A. Bruce
Eagle
Bigie Harley
Torlae
Canter
Delaware
South Caroline” Selecta
Norfolk, Va
South Carolina Jamestown Exposition Commission
Exposition Company
Fire at Crawford Woolen Mills Causes Five Thousand Loss
A fire at the Crawford Woolen Mills in the city last night caused about $5,000 in damage. Sparks from a nail loosened machinery and ignited the oil, starting the blaze.
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Auswegen
Martinsburg
Vac
Grawford Woolen Mills
British Policy Holders Demand Change at Mutual Life
London reports reveal British policy holders of Mutual Life Insurance Company unhappy with Choate's proposals. They call for broader changes including retirement of trustees linked to the McClurdys while noting the need for an actuary to verify reserves. A meeting set for April 12 to review Choate's reply and reforms.
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Mutual Life
Choate
London
The
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Joseph H. Choate
A. D. Suilliard
Mutual
Saya
Trusteag
McClurdys
Roy Killed by Slag Hopper in Bristol Virginia
Luyther Jones, teen son of J F Jones, was run over by a slag hopper at Bristol iron furnace while making a coupling. He died this afternoon from injuries. Abingdon voters approve dispensary system by popular vote, abolishing saloons with planned July inauguration. Also notes a safe cough remedy from Dr King’s New Discovery.
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Roy
Washington Post
Bristol
Luyther Jones
Bristol Iron Furnace
Abingdon
Virginia
Plan Church Merger Between McKendree and Wesley MM E
Pastors of McKendree and Wesley MM E churches approve merging both churches. Wesley Church at Fifth and F streets may be sold while McKendree expands to accommodate a larger congregation. Officials note no formal agreement yet and双方 express cautious interest. Church renovations at McKendree will enlarge seating and support possible consolidation.
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McKendree
Wesley
MM. E
Count de la Vaulx Aerial Trip Plans From Bedford
Count de la Vaulx, the French balloonist, will ascend from Bedford Saturday morning with four companions. He aims to stay in the air about six to seven hours and travel roughly four hundred miles. The Aero Club of America is sending Homer W. Hedges, Augustus Post, and Allen A. Hawley to accompany, while Cortland Mield Bishop denies reports that Mrs Bishop and Aire Newbold were to join.
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Vaulx
Washington
Pittafield
Ofasa
Haltoom
de la Vaulx
Iub
America
Count de la Vaux
Homer” W. Hedges
Aero Chair of America
Augustus' Post
Allen A. Hawley
New York
Long Trip Through Clouds Envisions Chicago Flight
Chicago aeronaut William Wennery, who narrowly escaped death on a recent descent, plans an air voyage from New York to Chicago for a $3,000 prize. Representatives from the New York Club called on him, he signed a contract, and aims to start Wednesday with the race likely beginning the following Sunday.
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Chicago
William Wennery
New York
New” York
Plot to Rob Stirs Church in Iowa City Arrests Made
A church circles sensational plot to rob Pelletier Hill goods store in Iowa City leads to arrests last night and today. J C Wand, a State University graduate and church worker, attempted drowning and is hospitalized. Ringleader J Merrill and clerks J Wy Shield M Bender allegedly aided the thefts totaling 9000 in merchandise.
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Sign’ City
Iowa
Besa
Bereby
Dentes
J.’ Merrill
J. Wy Shield
Bender
Commonwealth says all public funds recovered after bank failures
Harrisburg April 174w0v Pentypacker issued an official statement declaring Pennsylvania has recovered all public funds totaling 1,030,000 on deposit in the Enterprise National Bank of Allegheny at its failure. The governor notes 1,080,000 plus interest 14,343.15 from the Hunterprise National Bank deposit were paid into the state treasury. He thanks the state treasurer for safeguarding and collecting the funds for the people of Pennsylvania.
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Harrisburg
Penty- Packer
Commonwealth, of Pennsylvania
Enterprise National
Bank of Allegheny
Ita
Himterprise National’ Bank
Commonwealth
Pennsylvania
Reception to St Paul’s Bt Church South by congregation
A reception is planned by the members of St. Paul’s Baptist Church in the northwest streets area to honor the pastor revealed as Reve BP. Attendees are urged to attend the evening gathering at the church premises for a welcome event and brief ceremonies.
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St. Paul's Bt
Brokers Seek Day Off As Exchanges Plan Closings
New York April 12 A petition from stock exchange members urged the Board of Governors to close on Good Friday. Many planned vacations, but the board's refusal keeps markets open. The coffee, produce, cotton exchanges and London reports note closings for Friday and Saturday with several exchanges consolidating trading schedules.
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Echainge
Chicago
Board of Trade
Waanington Pomt
New York
The
Stock Exchange
Board of ‘Equerhors
Eno
Abraham Tin
New York -Cotton “Exchange
New Orleans
Liverport
Coffes ‘Exchange
Sparket
To-Morrow Fanty
Wheat and corn prices rise on Chicago market report
An OCR filled with garbled text shows wheat and corn futures advancing. May wheat prices near the highs for May, with deliveries and shipments from Argentina cited. Cash wheat in Minneapolis and Chicago receipts noted. hogs and provisions mixed as live market activity continues.
New York Grain Market Report From The Board
The New York grain market showed mixed results with modest advances in some futures and renewed selling pressure in others. Traders noted higher bids for several commodity contracts while part of the market closed slightly weaker, reflecting cautious sentiment and shifting demand.
London Tin and Metals Market Report Summary
The London tin market rose with spot around £76 s. per unit and futures near £44172, while electrolytic tin priced at 18.50 and casting at 18.00. Copper remained unchanged with spot close to 8 008.75, and lead stayed quiet at 5.04 to 5.45. Local markets showed daily activity in tin and iron, with various regional quotes noted.
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London
Higrmarket
Lando
Engtini
Wit Oundey
Cleveland
Saedy
Bortherson
Ilion Monneri
Lugibssy
Nort Jonetsy
Semas
GOODS FOR THE TROPICS Manufacturers urged to expand trade
Ggear P Austin head of the Bureau of Statistics, Department of Commerce and Labor, returned from New York after delivering lectures on Trade Opportunities the Orient. He argued US factories lack tropical goods, urging makers to study tropical needs and tailor products for warm climates. He urges focusing on temperate-climate goods or adjusted exports.
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Ggear.p. Austin
Burea of
Department of Commerce and Labor
New York
Austin
Orient
Far East
United States
Japan
North
Cotton movement shows smaller crop in sight this year
New Orleans April 12 Secretary Hester reports the seven month cotton movement from September 1 to March 31 shows Texas with India n Territory 152000 bales less than last year while Gulf states Arkansas Louisiana Mississippi Tennessee Missouri and Oklahoma total 959000 bales and Atlantic states North and South Carolina Georgia Florida Alabama Virginia total 481000 bales lower. Net marketed crop down 1232000 bales. Hester notes Atlantic group in sight at 9390988 bales for seven months ending March nine.
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New Orleans
Hester
Texas
Indian Territory
Gulf
Arkansas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Tennessee
Missouri
Okahome
Atlantic States
North
South Carolina
Gabrera
Florida
Alabama
Virginia
Atlantic States ‘For the Seven Months: of the ‘Season, 4, Ea Ebp, Tm. Hight
Texas Prosperous Product Industry Report
Texas shows strong manufacturing growth with a 6 percent rise over prior figures. The total value reaches about 150 million dollars, underscoring the state’s high share of national production and increasing Union involvement.
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Ceteus Hurcay Nas
Texas
New York Produce Market Report Summary
Fragmented OCR notes show wide fluctuation across commodities. Western chickens and turkeys quoted with varied prices. flour receipts and barrels exported noted. Hides, leather, meats, lard, and fats reported firm or steady. Petroleum and oils, coffee and sugar mixed, potatoes Bermuda new crop listed with prices.
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Towle
Nalon
Minnesota
Doj
Yellow, Bros
O ‘Petroleum
Steedy
Segan
Couvnitigal
Mohares
Liverpool
Bermuda
Don
Hiam
Florida
Charleston
Equity Trust Board appoints Hugo Euring trustee
At the Equitable Trust Company in New York the board announced Hugo Euring was elected trustee of the company, succeeding Clarence H. Mackay who resigned. The decision was made today in New York with the office noting the change.
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N' Equitable ‘Trust Board
York
Equitable Trust Company
New York
Hugo
Dismissed Consul Arrives in New York
Alvin Smith of Onis arrives with his family on the Maraval from Trinidad. The Washington announcement states his removal from the United States consul post at Trinidad was due to his failure to render accounts.
Tanner Views Battlefields in Atlanta Visit
Corp James Tanner commander in chief of the Grand Army of the Republic and party toured battlegrounds around Atlanta. He praised Pattersonfeld park plans and pledged aid to support the project with the Woman's Relief Corps and Daughters of the American Revolution in attendance.
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Atlanta
James Tanners
Grand Army
The
Republic
Tanner
John Tweedale
Tweedale
Womah
Corp. Tanner
To-Tay
Atanta. Ue
Confessed Murder Aids Brother Exoneration in Alabama Case
Italian brothers Francisco and Cologne Morelli were captured in Pittsburg after allegations Francisco confessed to the March 2 Oak Park shooting of Filippo Vaunarini. The elder sibling purportedly exonerated his brother, awaiting arrival of an officer from Ulingis. A separate report notes Adeline Lee, a fifty year old Black woman, found dead by her daughter Emma at No 10 Blagden alley northwest. coroner Nevitt cites heart disease.
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Pittsburg
Francisca
Cologne Morelli
Osk Park
Maurder
Ware
Lay
Francisco
Filippo ‘Vaunarini
Oak Park
Ulingis
Adeline Lee
Emma
Blagden.alley
Nevitt
Durlal
Parenting Advice on Child Health and Nutrition
The excerpt emphasizes that a child’s health and happiness come from proper nourishment. It notes that a growing child needs diverse nutrients to build a strong body and system, stressing the impact of food quality on health and vitality.
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Treasury
Roanoke
Rovine
Wasmieston
Inia Bridge and Iron Company
Edward Woodfork
Benjamin Bussard
McGee
Presbytery of
Hampton
General Assembly of
Southern Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church
Regult
Virginia Weddings
Bertha
Calvin
Pe Smarth
Smithfield
RB. B. Begleston
Richard Fingereld Jiarris
Mise Blanche Theo
Nottoway County
J. B. Winn
Methodist Church
Rosalie H. Sivicker
Philadelphia
Edwin “Eh. Cooper
Cheater
Powell
Torch
Richmsnd
Maryland
Winchester Company
Winchester Church
Sprouse
C. D. Bulla
Methodist Episcopal Church South
J.P. Stump
William Buckingham
Tec. Swann
Charles G. Shaffer
Charles’ Go Shaffer
South Henry Street
Mr. Shaffer
Lee Camp
James E. Clements
Frank von
Board of Police Commissioners
Thany
Dem
Gov. Higgins
Nail
Yas Himes Ates Binet
Reform School
Robert Moore
Plan Church
Wesley and
Rob Stirs
Church
Geta
Marine Hospital
Sexy
Public Heat and
Marine Hospital Service
D. Richardson
San Francisco Quarantine
Wertenbaker
Quebec
Canada
Immigration
Rupert’Blue
Reedy Island
Ellis Island
Itp
Giamae Sevand Srms
Lh’ Mecibers
He Tran
Bo-Lay
Activa
Ana Broad
Wtattetiea' Khosdoga
Materiad
Argentina
American Northwest
Alan
Acreport Fru
New’ York
Ehipinant
Minneapolia
Oma
Lollinig
Nebronics
Priess
Hetsiead
Nebelpes
Ivers Ktrong
D.mindtelower
NEW. York Grain
New Yorks
Yorks
Mmiont
Optibas
Buchele
Tropics
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Baltimore ‘Markets
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Aph
Revelpis
Uae
Radiaa
Taney
Ava
Tam
Remington
Remington Typewriter
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Madres Mountains
Central America
German American Coffee Co
Ofew York
Apite
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