Crusader with Convictions Stirs Debate at Christ Church
The article profiles Robert B. Nelson, known as Bob Nelson, a Christ Church Episcopal lay leader and veteran. It notes his college days at the University of Virginia, his WWI service, and his strong stance against modern dancing and gambling, arguing morality and recreation must align with faith. Nelson’s actions are described as bold, reflecting his belief in reform and moral discipline amid broader social concerns.
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Old Fashioned Values Return in American Social Scene
A defense of traditional morals arguing that gambling and drinking cannot be eradicated but that society will swing back to conservative norms. The piece laments modern culture and predicts a revival of old regime standards, favoring refined dances over jazz and a revival of chivalry and reverence for womanhood.
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Hospital Will Not Be Moved
Richmond officials and Charlottesville advocates agree on keeping the University Hospital in Charlottesville. Col. Julian H Hill refutes claims to move the hospital and affirms the commission’s broad support for the hospital, noting a state subsidy will likely be granted regardless of the medical college’s location.
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Reliance News Notes Highlights Local Visits and Travels
Miss Ida May Dinges visited friends in Reliance over the weekend. Several residents and visitors from Middletown Washington Berryville and Sperryville were noted in gatherings and talks. Widdoes missionaries in the Philippines spent Saturday night in Reliance and spoke at the United Brethren Church.
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Lydia Pinkham Remedy Praised By Columbus Mother
A testimonial from Mrs. Thomas L. Curisty of Columbus Ohio lauds Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for relief from female ailments and claims she bore two children while using the medicine The letter urges others to write Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Mass for health guidance and mentions referred restoration to normal health and strength
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Winchester and Potomac Railroad Company Annual Meeting
The Winchester and Potomac Railroad Company calls a stockholders meeting in Winchester Virginia on September 2 1921 at 12 15 p m at the office of R Gray Williams counsel to elect a president and board of directors and to transact other business.
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Gruvers Return From Midwest Visit and Washington Trip
Sunday note: Mr and Mrs D N Gruver and their young son returned from a visit to Floyd Gruver and his wife at Flatriver Missouri. Miss Bertha Gruver also came back from an extended visit with relatives in Washington.
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Home Influences Make the Man and the Home
A vintage home planning notice argues that stable, owner occupied houses form character and national security. It promotes permanent homes and pride of ownership, offering planning expertise, guidance, and materials from Building Material Home Merchants.
Sale of Main Street dwelling and multiple properties
Advertisement lists a 6 room dwelling on Main Street for 1500 dollars, a 53 acre limestone farm on the pike offered as a bargain, an 110 acre farm near White Hall with a special selling reason, and Haddox Terrace lots 650 by 150 feet at 350 dollars on easy terms from R00D and Company.
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Winchester and Western Rates Effective Tuesday 1921
Train schedule lists westbound and eastbound stops from Wardensville to Junction. Times shown for Memorial Farms Intermont Capon Springs Shiloh Larrick Rock Bridge Poole Ford Cornwell Gainesboro Indian Hollow Hogue Creek McGuire Chambersville Hill Crest and Was. Rail line details include daily service changes and connections with the Winchester and Western Railway.
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