Hyde says American farmer keeps pace with progress
Atlanta July 5 The Secretary of Agriculture Hyde told the National Educational Association that farmers have kept up with industry progress in production but agriculture lags in organization. He urged marketing control standardization and waste elimination and warned against flimsy relief plans.
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Atlanta
Agricu Hyde
Arthur Moss
National Educational Association
Hyde
Seventy-First Congress
Dr Brown Plans To Start Campaigning In August
Richmond July 5 Dr William Moseley Brown coalition nominee for governor will not begin his active speaking campaign until after the Democratic primary in August. An Anti Smith Democrats meeting at Murphy's Hotel announced the plan and that Culpeper attorney dae Johnson will head the state headquarters. Brown will launch a personal campaign across the state visiting sections and meeting Anti Smith leaders. The committee did not endorse Russell county Republican nominee for lieutenant governor R Walter Dickenson and did not indicate any opposition.
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Associated Press
Richmond
William Moseley Brown
Coalition
Murphy’s Hotel
Dae Johnson
Culpeper
Roanoke
Dr. Brown
R. Walter Dickenson
Russell County
Aged Woman Lizgie Largent Dies After Fall
Miss Lizgie Largent 95 longtime resident of Paw Paw West Virginia died at her home after a brief illness. The final sickness was aggravated by a fall sustained at her home several days earlier. She left several nieces and nephews as survivors and remained active in mind until death.
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Paw Paw
W. Va
Lizgie Largent
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Health Claim Summary
An old advertisement claims Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic improves health by increasing red blood cells and boosting vigor. It touts benefits for adults including brighter minds and better complexions and emphasizes strengthening blood and overall vitality.
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Grove
Wondrous Psalm Offers Assurance to Righteous
A devotional piece by Nannie R. Glass reflects on Psalm 34, urging the righteous to rejoice in the Lord and trust in his mercy. It quotes selections calling for praise, righteousness, divine protection, and steadfast hope in God.
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Nannie R. Glass
Walton Leagues Form State Society Conference Planned
Conservationists from across Virginia gather in Gordonsville on Friday July 12 for a conference on forming a state Izzaak Walton League of America chapter association. Edgar Bradley of Chicago leads plans while Major A Willis Robertson and Governor Byrd signal attendance at a 6 30 p m banquet.
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Virginia
Gordonsville
Izffiaak Walton League of America
Edgar 8. Bradley
Chicago
A. Willis Robertson
Virginia Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries
Izaak Walton League
Robertson
Byrd
Memorial Hall
Bradley
M. B. Mount
Lynchburg
League
Shipments Begin at Orange Silk Plant Unit One in Operation
ORANGE Va July 8 The first unit of the silk throwing plant subsidiary of American Silk Mills Patterson N J is in active operation with three spool silk shipments since opening. About 80 operators are employed in the day and night setup as the second unit is started and more help is sought through the local Chamber of Commerce headed by Col Daniel L Porter president and Joseph M Samuels secretary.
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Patterson
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Col
Daniel L. Porter
Madison Counties
Joseph M. Samuels
Doubt Cast On Bishop Cannon Ethics In Paper Blaze
The New York World reports a study into a bucket shop case linked to James Cannon Jr of Virginia and a Methodist bishops' trading. The Northwestern Christian Advocate defends bishops trading but questions moral and religious implications of the affair and its impact on Christian life and leadership.
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New York World
Kable and Company
Witie James Cannon, Jr
Virginia
Bish
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Edward Benoit
Among Jones
Harry L. Goldhurst
Northwestern Christian Advocate
Chicago
Wall Street
The More Liberal Vacation Spending Brings Tight Return
A quote from the Atchison Globe notes that a man who is liberal with vacation spending tends to tighten his purse when he returns home. The remark satirizes spending habits and home budgeting after travel.
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Atchison Globe
Mello-Glo Face Powder Promises Lasting Shine Free Skin
Beauty ad promotes MELLO-GLO Face Powder as the first requisite for lovely women. It claims a French process helps it stay on longer and banish shiny noses while preventing pastiness flaking irritation and large pores. Sold by Baker's Drug Store. lady
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Baker’s Drug Store
I,ady
Canadian liquor flow to U S cut as border patrol expands
Detroit reports show March 297047 gallons, April 178560, May 172472 moved from Canadian ports to the United States. E R Norwood coordinates a three-pronged push with 150 customs staff, 20 fast boats, stronger prohibition teams and armed coast guard craft to blockade rum runners on the Detroit river and nearby shores.
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Canada
Customs Border Patrol
Detroit
Customs Service
Associated Press
Mich
Detroit River
E. R. Norwood
Prohibition
Coast Guard
Aanl
Border Patrol
Port Huron
Lake Erie
Lake St. Clair
Sandwich
Windsor
Walkerville
Sombra
Sarnia
Federal Farm Board to Meet July 15 in Washington
The Federal Farm Board, created to stabilize agriculture, is called by President Hoover to hold its first meeting on July 15. Six of nine members announced. rest to be named, possibly including dairying wheat banking. Senate confirmation pending. may begin work by mid month under recess appointments.
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Associated Press
Washington
Federal Farm Board
Congress
Hoover
Virginia
White House
Baltimore
Farm Board
Senate
L. W. Baldwin
Missouri, Pacific Railroa
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Local Market Report Shows Diverse Wholesale Price Quotes
The Star lists daily corrected wholesale prices for Middlings Hens light and heavy Butter fat Cows and heifers Lambs Pigs with figures. Local retail prices include Flour Middlings Mixed Feed and Creamery butter with daily closing adjustments noted.
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Star
Ccceesse
Winchester voter appeal for Clerk of Cortion Court
A candidate urges Winchester voters to support them in the August Primary for the Office Clerk position. They pledge diligent service and close attention to court business. The text also contains garbled remnants of an older era.
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Cortion Court
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