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Costly Government Spurs Calls for Reform
John Q. Tilson, House majority leader, warns in the August Review of Reviews that state and local government costs have surged since 1913, with 1925 payrolls and public expenditures rising sharply. He notes a growing share of private wages diverted to public support and urges restraint and efficiency in both personal and governmental finances. Virginia adopts economy measures, while the federal budget continues to expand each year.
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Slacker Citizens and Corruption in Canton Mellett Case
Washington Star dispatches from Canton discuss local apathy in municipal elections, noting only about one-fifth turnout. The piece connects voter complacency to crime and corruption, citing the Mellett murder as a current spotlight on neglected civic duty and weak oversight.
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Mellett
Ben McKelway
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Rings for Engaged Men Stirring Yet Silly Proposal
Richmond Times Dispatch notes members of the American National Retail Jewelers Association propose men wear engagement rings. The idea is dismissed as a commercial scheme by critics and likened to postwar debates on funerary customs.
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Richmond ‘Times-Dispatch
American National Retail Jewelers’ Association
America
Engagement Rings for Men Debated in Practical Terms
The piece traces engagement rings to the wedding ring tradition and argues against men wearing such rings. It notes historical shifts from visible status symbols to ornaments, and contends men would wear rings only on the left hand ring finger with restrictions on stones and cost.
Officials Confer Over New Park Plans At Romney
State and federal officials gather this afternoon at the New Century Hotel Romney to discuss the Seneca Park project. Representatives from civic and Turat organizations of the Branch Valley will attend to plan a fall meeting along the Northwestern Turnpike to advance the park proposal.
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New Century Hotel
Romney
Seneca Park
Branch Valley
Northwestern Turnpike
Winchester Clubs Represented at Romney Meeting
The Romney afternoon meeting will discuss organizing communities in both states to advertise the Northwestern Grade. Associations already exist in counties west of the Allerhany mountains, and a new one is proposed.
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Winchester
Romney
Allerhany Mountains
West Virginia Extension Head to Address East of Alleghenies Gathering
Nat G. Frame director of the University of West Virginia extension division was expected to address the gathering with focus on the matter. Winchester was well represented at the meeting with Ibert S. Larrick Brown Lovett William Herrell Joseph B. Newlin Andrew Bell J. M. Orndoff Philip Williams A.G. Sloanoker W. W. Glass R. S. Lolliffe from local clubs.
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Alleghanies
Nat G. Frame
University of West Virginia
Winchester
Ibert S. Larrick
Brown Lovett
William Herrell
Joseph B. Newlin
Lions Club
Andrew Bell
Chamber of Commerce
J. M. Orndoff
Philip Wiliams
Kiwanis Club
A.G. Sloanoker
W. W. Glass
R. S.loliffe
Rotary Club
How To Help Your Sickly Children
A vintage ad promises McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets will strengthen thin weak children in 30 days or money back. It claims 60 tablets cost 60 cents at Baker's Drug Store and that the vitamin mix improves health for any weak man or woman.
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America
Peaches for sale along Paper Mill Road
Two miles from town on Paper Mill Road sellers offer peaches at 75 cents per bushel. W. P. Anderson promotes the orchard sale.
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Paper Mill
W. P. Anderson
Monticello Dedication Noted as National Shrine
The Associated Press reports Monticello near Charlottesville Virginia was dedicated July 5 as a national shrine. Jefferson oversaw the mansion’s building and planted the grounds with trees. visitors view the Piedmont Valley and the university he founded.
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Monticello
Thomas Jefferson
Little Mountain
Charlottesville
Jefferson
University
Piedmont Valley
Tarleton
Statute of Virginia
University of Virginia
Yard Party at ONeal’s Lawn Vaucluse by Cedar Cliff Girls
A yard party is scheduled for Thursday August 26 at W B Oneal’s lawn in Vaucluse hosted by the Cedar Cliff Girls Circle. The notice appears in the August 23 1921 edition.
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W. B. O’neal
Vaucluse
Cedar Cliff
Thurs
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