Virginia delegates gather to form crippled children society
Representatives from across Virginia prepare for a February 4 meeting at the University of Virginia to form a state society for crippled children. Edmund Fentz and Dr. Graham headline speakers as Rotary Kiwanis and Parent-Teacher groups participate. luncheon planned at 1:30 with aims to organize statewide action.
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Virginia
University of Virginia
Edgar F. Allen
Elyria
Ohio
International Society For Crippled Children
William Tate Graham
Richmond
Allan Fiske Woshell
University of Virginia Hospital
Hattie Belle Gresham
Crippled Childrens’ Hospital
B. G. Willams
State Board of Health
Madison Hall
Charles G. Maphis
Extention
G. Franklin Fentz
Newport News
Rotary Clubs
Kiwanis Clubs
Capitol District
Harry Semonés
Roanoke
Virginia Parent- Teacher Association
Womans’ Club
Lynchburg
Randolph Harrison
Max Guggenheimer
Trinkle Willing to Cut State Funds for Budget Gap
Richmond Virginia January 29 Governor Trinkle issued a statement defending his budget plan for 1924 26 and urging cooperation with the General Assembly He argues the deficit is misrepresented and says revenue increases would only come from taxes if lawmakers demand it He details revenue rises mainly from roads schools and tuberculosis funds and explains the deficit could be covered by reducing departmental appropriations or by bond financing without raising general taxes He notes relations with Senator Byrd remain cordial and says his recommendations aim to preserve state services while addressing the deficit
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Trinkle
Hether
Virginia
Byrd
Joint Finance— ‘Appropriations Committee
General Assembly
Auditor of Public
Matain
Local Market Prices from The Star Wholesale and Retail Sections
Daily market quotes show wholesale prices for Wheat Flour Hogs and Butterfat, plus local retail values for eggs hens ducks and turkeys. The list includes various weights and product names with figures like 6.50 for flour 8s and 14-19 for young chickens, reflecting regional agricultural commerce.
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Cirtinca
T.eiewe
What Does the Doctor Say Liver Berry Remedy Ad
The notice promotes Liver Berry as a natural laxative cure for constipation. It claims most laxatives harm the body, and that Liver Berry relieves abdominal pain and fullness without griping. It urges buying at the drug store and using it nightly for years of relief.
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Pere Bereries
Governor Expresses Budget Hope Tied to Revenue Rise
The governor says the deficit will be absorbed by rising revenue from existing tax sources and expects state revenue to grow as national economic prosperity improves. He adds he will cooperate with the General Assembly to cut the budget where appropriate in the best interests of the state.
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General Assembly
Joint-Base Promises Quick Foot Relief
Ad touts Joint-Base as remedy for aching feet by penetrating foot joints cartilage and ligaments. Claims old methods like powders and baths were misled and urges three days of use, priced at 60 cents a tube, with Franck Baker & Son and Boyd Drug Co. selling it.
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Franck Baker & Son
Boyd Drug Co
Pledge Violated Says Mayor Move to Limit Auto Speed on Highways
Richmond dispatch reports a House committee vote to approve a bill limiting highway speed to 30 miles per hour while naming disputes over Waynesboro-Basie were aired. Debates also touched on prohibition enforcement, a one cent gas tax, and building material dealer liability.
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Richmond
House Committee
Waynesboro-Basic
Waynesboro
John Noble Maxwell
Waynesboro-Basie
Maxwell
Basic
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W. B. Johns
Percy
Loth
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Jordan
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W. H. Hudgins
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E. T. Eakle
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Charles S. Gaw
Guy Brenneman
Barron
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Senate
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Boards of Supervisors
House Committee On ‘Commerce
Hearings on Muscle Shoals lease near closure
Washington reports the House Military Committee closed hearings on Muscle Shoals leases after receiving a new bid. The panel, with four bids before it, resumes discussion tomorrow as Representative Hull advocates accepting a Southern power companies group offer.
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Muscle Shoals
House Military Committee
Jai
Hull
Dow
Henry Ford Refuses Testimony On Water Rights Bid
The article reports Henry Ford declining to appear before a Congressional committee to defend his proposal to transfer a major national resource to a Ford corporation. It notes his refusal to guarantee cheap fertilizer manufacture and alleges misrepresentation by advertising agents regarding his bid and its provisions.
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Henry Ford
Musele Shools
Ford
Committee of Congress
Congress
Publicity Money Repaid Florida With Millions Spent
Florida towns rely on publicity taxes to attract winter visitors and tourism money. Miami earmarks 100000 from taxes for ads and events while budgeting 35000 for Prior's Band and 39000 for newspaper promotions. Chamber funds 45000 for visitor entertainment and outdoor activities. Northern capital pours millions into the state’s publicity driven economy.
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Miami
Fla
Florida
New York
Igni
Axil
Chamber of Commerce
Florida politics to become a battleground with new residents
The text notes increasing migration into the state and advertising growth influencing development and politics. It suggests crackers remain majority but newcomers’ views are gaining weight, predicting Florida could become a political battleground in a few years.
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Florida
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