Cummins Backs Blue Ridge Site for National Park in Virginia
United States Senator Albert B. Cummins of Iowa says the Blue Ridge section of Northern Virginia offers the most accessible national park site for the eastern population. He notes he won’t name a preferred site, believing all proposed areas will become parks, and adds he is not deeply familiar with either option.
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Albert B. Cummins
Iowa
Senate
Blue’ Ridge
Virginia
Benetor Cummins
Staunton
Ho’ Springs
Washington
Hollis Rawson
Mins
Blue Ridge Mountains
Washington widow Mrs Rahome dies after operation
Mrs Rahome of Winchester, Va., prominent in local circles, died the day after surgery for a blood clot. Her passing follows a period of illness as family and friends prepare for a funeral to be held in Winchester.
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Beverley Family Attends Funeral for Mrs Ramey
The Beverley relatives Capt J Brad Beverley and the Misses Beverley, and Mrs William Beverley with her son William Beverley Jr, depart this afternoon to attend the funeral. Mrs Ramey, about 40, leaves a husband and three children. She was formerly Mrs Janie Mason, daughter of Eliza Beverley Mason and the late John Stephenson Mason.
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Beverley
William Beverley
William Beverley, Jr
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Young Republicans Band Against Foes Form National Banner
Three million young republicans in Germany organize as the Federal Banner Black Red and Gold to counter monarchistic and anti republican groups. They mark the federation's first anniversary and aim to promote republican values nationwide.
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Associated’ Press
Madeburg
Germany
Lloyd George Improves After Bed Rest in Birmingham
Former British prime minister Lloyd George, who arrived in Birmingham to speak, spent a comfortable night as doctors report his temperature near normal. He will be unable to travel for several days due to a sore throat and illness.
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Associated Press
Birmingham
Lloyd George
New Discovery Kills Germs Of Catarrh
A novel antiseptic Kojene promises to end catarrh by nasal spray or throat gargle. Marketed as four times stronger than carbolic, it claims nonpoisonous, nonirritating effects and even allows drinking. Priced at 60 cents with money-back guarantee if catarrh persists after a week. Franck Baker and Son and other druggists supply nationwide.
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Franck Baker and Son
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