Virginia Industrial Growth Boom Promises $1 Billion Output
Governor Byrd orders release of John Hopkins Jr. report detailing 1928 Virginia industrial expansion. Construction under way totals $275 million with output rising over $100 million annually, projecting manufactured output near $1 billion as new plants come online. Diverse industries include tobacco, iron, shipbuilding, textiles, autos, paper, chemicals, and rail projects across Richmond Norfolk Roanoke and other cities.
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Richmond
Byrd
Virginia
John Hopkins
aJl, Jr
Williamsburg
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Ricghmond
Otcer
John Marshall
Grace Arcade
Dooley Children's Hospital
DuPont Bayon
Stauffer Chemical Company
Richmond Car
CC. & GO
Eastern Steamship Company
James
Norfolk
Pennsylvania Railroad
Virginia Beach
Ocean View
Old Point Comfort
Portsmouth
Navy Yard
Viscose Co
Roanoke
tThe Viscose Corporation of Virginia
Johnson-Carper Furniture Company
Virginia Bridge and Iron Company
Virginian Railway
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Pptersburg
Corporation Commission
America
Hopewell
Atmospheric Nitrogen Corporation
Fredericksburg
Virginia Central Railroad Company
Orange
Neck
Southern
Pope's Creek Granch
Charlottesville
Frank II & Sons
University of Virginia
Waynesboro
DuPont
W. J. Loth Stove Company
National Fruit Products Company
Lynchburg
Bedford-Johnson Company
Buena Vista
Buena Vista Textile Corporation
Silk Manufacturing Corporation
Martinsville
Martinsville Artificial Silk Corporation
Virginia Underwear Corporation
Rayon Underwear
Scottsville
Scottsville Braiding Company
Blackstone
Farmville
Farmville Furniture and Cabinet Company
Clifton Forge
Covington
Industrial Rayon Corporation
Strasburg
Cedar Creek
Lexington
U. S. Manganese Company
Danville
Chatham Hall
Blacksburg
Southwest Virginia
Abingdon
Rural Retreat
Pet Milk Company
Arrington
Pulaski
Central Atlantic Service Corporation
Appalachia
Norton
Methodist Church
South Boston
Radford
James Madison
Nassawadox
Northhampton
Accomac Memorial Hospital
Bristol and
Inent Company
Stone & Webster Company
C. & P. Telephone Company
Newport News
Tidewater
Report On Boulder Dam Project Soon To Be Formulated
Secretary West of the Interior arrives at Cedar Island Lodge in Superior for a routine call on President Coolidge. The meeting centers on the pending board report assessing Boulder Dam technical aspects and its influence on the president’s next Congress recommendations.
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Boulder Dam
Associated Press
Superior
Wis
West
Interior Department
President Coolidge
Cedar Island Lodge
Coolidge
Congress
Absent-Minded Naturalist Reflects on Clubs and Plans
A speaker half jokingly debates whether to gather collecting gear or golf clubs, revealing a lighthearted inner monologue about priorities during a day’s outing. The quip hints at a thoughtful, distracted observer choosing between hobbies and outdoor recreation.
Nervous Woman Finds Relief in Vege table Compound
GoLoms McFappren of Rose Kansas reports relief from weakness and nervous fatigue after trying Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says she felt better after the first dose and credits the product with improving her strength and recommending it along with Lydia E Pinkham's Pills for Constipation.
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Rose
Kansas
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia EB. Pinkham
GoLoms McFappren
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