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Associated Press
Postage Rates By Mail And Carrier For Subscriptions
Rates shown for advance yearly and short terms by mail and by carrier. Figures include three and six month options with bold emphasis on yearly terms. The text lists price points per period and payment method details for newspaper subscribers.
Virginia Times Dispatch Sees 1924 Progress For Virginia
The Times Dispatch editorial lauds Virginia for memorable progress in 1924. It notes more highways built, greater general business activity, and a spirit of determination marking public life and achievements while urging continued constructive policy into 1926 and beyond.
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Virginia
Dispatch
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Funds Allocation Debate in Virginia Districts Revealed
Letter from Shirley, dated December 29, 1924, claims misallocated funds across Virginia’s First Congressional District. He asserts total allocations reached 149 600 dollars, detailing sums for Newport News, Caroline county, Accomac, Essex, and other counties, plus road projects connecting Fredericksburg to the Rappahannock and Tidewater areas.
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Caroline County
Spottsylvania County
Accomac
Nond
Is Uncle Sam Discriminating In Census Pay
A letter complains that southern Maryland census enumerators earn 35 cents per farm while Virginia workers receive 25 cents per farm. The author notes work is identical in both states and urges congressional action to correct the disparity.
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Maryland
Virginia
Congress
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason about weary clerks at Christmas
A whimsical poem portrays exhausted shop clerks after the holidays. It contrasts bustling shoppers with clerks feet blistered and ankles swollen, noting the strain of late shopping and urging readers to spread out their purchases to ease the burden.
Dear Mother Fannie Fugitt Remembered On Six Year Anniversary
In memory of Fannie V. Fugitt who left us January 4 1919 the family recalls six years without her. They express longing and trust in God, hoping one day to meet again in Heaven and share love. The children say their hearts remain sore and memory stays dear.
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Fannie V. Fugitt
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Explained by Patent Remedy Ads
An old ad explains Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a two part remedy. The external ointment relieves catarrhal inflammation while the internal tonic acts through the blood on mucous surfaces to restore normal conditions. Druggists have carried it for over 40 years by I. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo Ohio.
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I. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Winchester Tire Corporation annual stockholders meeting
The Winchester Tire Corporation will hold its annual meeting on Tuesday January 1925 at 1 o'clock p m on the third floor of the American Legion Building. Directors will be elected and other business may be transacted. C Richard Boyce secretary.
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Winchester Tire’ Corporation
American Legion Building
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C. Richard Boyce
Jud Tunkins Sees Class Mischief at the End of the Line
Judge Jud Tunkins notes several men fool themselves as he once did thinking he led the class, only to realize the teacher counted from the opposite end.
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Jud Tunkins
Mrs Meek Fires Back With Her 38 On Highway Trip
Mrs J Robert Meek recounts a long driving trip from Summit to St. Augustine Florida with a pistol used to deter roughnecks after a low-speed stop near Henderson, North Carolina. She describes weather, lodging, car trouble, and a claim of firing a shot into a rival vehicle’s radiator. The letter ends requesting continued STAR subscription delivery.
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Florida
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Gastonia
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Christmas Gift Distribution for 1925 by Gas Company
The firm offers a Christmas Gift Distribution on December 15 1925 to customers who pay in full each month. It pledges at least 2 percent of 1925 cash revenue as gifts, not less than $600, with 51 gifts and possible extras, and a one in sixteen chance per eligible ticket.
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