Growing Fame Of General Lee Cited By Williams
Williams at Richmond memorial service recalls Lee as a noble figure admired by both sides. He cites Lee’s restraint, decision making at Washington and Lee, and Bradford’s praise, calling Lee a symbol of reconciling strength and sweetness.
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Lee
Robert E. Lee
B. Jay Williams
Winchester
Richmond
United Daughters of the Confederacy of
House of Delegates
Mr. Williams
R. B E. Lee
Lexington
National Capitol
Washington
Arlington Hill
Dr. Freeman
America
Benet
John Brown
Bradford
Massachusetts
Richmond A. D
Creomulsion Promises Fast Relief From Coughs
Advertisement touts Creomulsion for chest colds and bronchial irritation. It promotes Beechwood Creosote and natural extracts to loosen phlegm and heal irritated tissues, claiming daily use by adults and children with guaranteed satisfaction and money-back if not satisfied from the first bottle.
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Sion
Kiwanis Pay Tribute To General Lee In Winchester
The Kiwanis Club honored General Robert E Lee with a tribute read by State Senator T Russell Cather from a speech by Dr Douglas Freeman delivered in Richmond. J Howard Wisehaupt spoke on business conditions as a guest of Andrew Bell amid plans for the 1937 budget approval.
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Robert E. Lee
Kiwanis Club
T. Russell Cather
Douglas Freeman
General Assembly
Richmond
Mr. Cather
Philip Williams
J. Howard Wisehaupt
Andrew Bell
The Rose of Lee Forever Blooming in Courage
A tribute to the generation of Lee praising their elevated honor and the women who endured war and reconstruction. The piece lauds the old civilization as dead yet commemorates the rose of Lee’s character that remains radiant and enduring. It challenges derision and asserts lasting admiration for their virtues.
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Lee
Gamaliel Bradford
Bradford
South
Mr. Williams
R. E. Lee
Thomas Nelson Page
Brucetown Church Calls Members for Sunday Conference
Pastor Thomas Morgan requests all Brucetown church members attend Sunday worship and conference after the service. If attendance is impossible, members should send a representative due to important church business.
Plans Conference For Each Charge On Brucetown
The Brucetown charge plans a separate quarterly conference for every church to address how many conferences have been held and to determine which church will have the highest member attendance Percentage of members present is to be evaluated at each meeting.
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Brucetown
Lottery Charged To Candy Concern
The Federal Trade Commission ordered the Voneill- Drayer Company of Baltimore to cease selling candy that is packed and assembled for use in lotteries or gift enterprises. The order also barred distributing candy in packaging that can be used to conduct lottery schemes to wholesalers and jobbers.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Voneill- Drayer Company
Baltimore
Christmas Seal Sales Run Ahead of 1936 Goals
Preliminary reports from fifteen cities and seventy-nine counties to the Virginia Tuberculosis Association show seal sales ahead of last year. Missie Foster reports many counties have surpassed last year’s totals and some cities have exceeded quotas. Officials aim for about 2000 income despite no statewide goal.
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Virginia Tuberculosis Association
Christams Gras
Ie Combs. Foster
Foster
Virginia
Grocery Ad Snippet with Bargains and Prices
A clipped advertisement listing assorted canned goods and staples with varying prices. Items include lard pineapple corn flakes kraut grapefruit and potatoes with multiple price points such as 10c 25c 30c and 15c per can.
Tuberculosis Groups See Growth in Virginia Funds
Total income from the 1935 sales was $78 044. Final reports from the 1936 sales are not expected at the Richmond headquarters until February 1. The bright outlook for added income this year was due to efforts and activity on the part of the local tuberculosis committees in all parts of Virginia.
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Richmond
Foster
Virginia
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Ansel Solenberger
Max Mathews
R. Ed Buncutter
Thomas Morgan
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Cora
Winchester Furniture Co
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Hurlec
Asco Sauer Kraut
Win-Crest
Princess
Glenwood
Florida
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