Debates on currency reveal debtor creditor web of American life
Senator Reed argues against Wheeler and colleagues, noting that fixing the currency affects all, as nearly everyone is both debtor and creditor. He warns wholesale debasement harms the most defenseless and favors shrewd speculators, urging selective readjustment of fixed obligations.
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Reed
Pennsylvania
Wheeler
Long
Connally
United States
Congress
The Danger of Neglect In Adult Life
A dental health bulletin from the Northern Virginia Dental Study Club notes risks of delaying care in adults. Compiled for local study, the issue emphasizes preventive practices and regular checkups to maintain oral health.
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Nern Virginia Dental Study Club
C. Bruce Harlee
Dental Hygiene Bulletin on Brushing for Decay Prevention
Bulletin No. 52 stresses brushing after each meal and before bed to prevent tooth decay. It explains acids from fermented food erode enamel, the protective gel coating, and how friction from brushing and saliva neutralize acids. Night brushing is vital as saliva drops and germs work unimpeded during rest.
Child Society Plans May Fund Drive Dates
Miss Julia E. Hatch reported 1,014 children as wards of the Children's Home Society of Virginia at the Richmond meeting held in St. Paul's parish house. Eight children were placed in free homes and society visits occurred. President Albert Sidney Johnstone presided as the board set dates for the state wide fund campaign May 1 through May 13.
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Julia E. Hatch
Children’s Home Society of Virginia
Board of Is
Short Names in Two French Villages Draw Interest
AVirginia court filing details an extract from a 1933 decree in the case Union Bank vs E L Hook. It orders master commissioner W E Edwards to report on real estate liens, ownership, and value, with notice in Winchester Evening Star and a February 13 1933 execution date for the reference.
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Circuit Court
Frederick County
Virginia
Union Bank
E. L. Hook
W. E. Edwards
BE. L. Hook
Lelia M. Hook
E. L. Hind
Winchester
Evening Star
Commissioner's Office
Court Square
E. Edwards
Chancery
Swanson praised by editor as trusted Virginia leader
A Star article from Winchester Virginia cites editoral praise for Senator Swanson. It notes his long tenure as governor and U.S. senator, crediting Virginia voters for confidence in his leadership and contrasting with radial figures. It mentions Republican success expected in 1934 and 1936 and recalls the 1931 act making The Star Spangled Banner the national anthem.
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the Star
Robert Meade
Times-Dispatch
Senator Swanson
Meade
Swanson
United States
Virginia
Harding
Coolidge
Hoover
Geneva
Republican Party
Can Party
Winchester
The
Act of Confess
Painter and paper hanger Supinger dies after illness
Carroll Supinger of Front Royal died at his home on Cloud Street after a two week illness. He was 52 and born in Front Royal. He leaves a widow Irvie Walton Supinger a daughter Virginia Padgett a granddaughter Ann Padgett two brothers Theodore and Charles and a sister Mrs Charles Edmonds. Funeral was from his home with interment at Prospect Hill Cemetery Front Royal conducted by the Order of Fraternal Americans.
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Carroll Supinger
Cloud Street
Front Royal
Mr. Supinger
On Supinger
Josephine Supinger
Irvie Walton Supinger
Virginia , Padgett
Ann Padgett
Theodore
Charles Supinger
Winchester
Charles Edmonds
Supinger
Prospect Hill Cemetery
Order of Fraternal Americans
Tablets Salve Offer Claims Money Back If Ill
A vintage appeal promises a refund from your druggist if you take 666 Liquod tablets and place 666 Salve in the nostrils each morning until March 1 1933 and you become sick. Readers are urged to send testimonials.
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