Frederick Well Represented at Farmers Institute in Blacksburg
Frederick county will be well represented at the Institute of Rural Affairs in Blacksburg Virginia from July 30 to August 1. Attendees include E M Punk P H Wakeman Mrs P H Wakeman E W Wright Edwin Marker Landon Whitacre R B Anderson P H Gold E W Grant J H Brumback and many others with Mrs Punk chairing the Homemakers Board and Miss Elizabeth Sprouse home agent. Those needing transport should contact Fred Stine by Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Institute of Rural Affairs
Blacksburg
E. M. Punk
P. H. Wakeman
E. W. Wright
Edwin Marker
Landon Whitacre
R. B. Anderson
P. H. Gold
E. W. Grant
J. H. Brumback
Russell Feeley
Annie Lovett
Julian Larrick
Walter Larrick
J Wright
David Muntzini
H. A. Punk
Paul Braithwaite
Our Unyielding Rule: Aid for All Families Regardless of Wealth
A policy statement asserts constant support for every family in need, regardless of financial status, emphasizing equal access to services and resources without discrimination. It reframes assistance as a universal obligation rather than a conditional benefit.
Estate of Mary E Bowman Administrator Notice
All persons having claims against or indebted to the estate of Mary E Bowman deceased please settle with the undersigned W E Edwards Administrator January 23 1925 27 31 Notice of H L Braithwaite deceased please W E Edwards July 23 1925 27 31
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Bowman
W. E. Edwards
H. L. Braithwaite
W.E. Edwards
Five Billion In Gold Being Sent By Mail
The Treasury starts packing about 5 billion dollars in gold at New York for registered mail to Fort Knox Kentucky. An army of guards from postal inspectors secret service and regular army squads will accompany it. Postmaster General Farley will oversee the operation and the gold will be shipped in large trains in undisclosed lots. Fort Knox vaults are largely underground with a 20 ton main door and 25 inch thick casing. Fort Knox will hold about half the nation’s 20.4 billion in gold, about 80 percent of the world’s monetary gold.
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Washington
Treasury
New York
Fort Knox
Secret Service
Bing
Farley
Europe
Army
Mechanized Cavalry Center
Notices Oue Day Before Publication
Announcements for the church column must reach the Star by 4 PM the day before publication. County notices due by Thursday 4 PM and city notices by Friday 4 PM to ensure inclusion with church news.
When to Write a Message on a Visiting Card
The advice favors writing the message on the face of the visiting card to avoid it being overlooked on the back. The guidance suggests placing important notes where they are immediately visible rather than on the reverse side.
Chewing Raw Meat May Grow Extra Teeth
Smithsonian expert Dr. Alex Hrdlicka reports from a study of 5,000 skulls that long chewing of raw meat and blubber in Arctic peoples can cause a bony ridge of front teeth. The ridges do not ulcerate but can impede denture fitting and may represent environmental bone growth rather than a primitive throwback.
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Washington
Alex Hardlicka
Smithsonian Institution
Hrdlicka
Local Market Prices and Brand Names From the Daily
The Star lists wholesale flour prices and mixed feeds, plus various live stock and dairy items with brand notes. It shows short patent Brann and Creamery brands, and includes ranges for hogs, lambs, cows, and cattle categories alongside miscellaneous farm goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
Ceayeswe
Backache and leg pains signal kidney trouble
If backache and leg pains persist they may warn of tired kidneys. Kidneys remove acids and poisons from blood and poor function causes swelling, under eye puffiness, dizziness, and scanty urination. Doan’s Pills have helped millions by aiding kidney flushing and relief.
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Nature
Gifted children later life success study finds high income
In a 15 year study of 1300 gifted children by Dr. Lewis M. Terman, professional life progress is exceptional. Average income at age 30 reaches $3,000 with a dozen earning between $10,000 and 18,000. Senator Robert F. W. arrived in the United States from Germany at age 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis M. Terman
Robert F. Wi
United States
Germany
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Feon
Plymouth
Tudor
Bickers
N. Braddock St
Winchester
Shenandoah Motor Co., Ine
Miles
Goodyear
A. Miller
Goodrich
Cammer Tire CO
Handley School
Cedar Creek
Church Marlboro
Mr. Farley
Pine Motor CO
Braddock & Cecil Sts
Smithsonian
Rte
Revun Nt
Florence Table Top
Florence
Wosseesss
Ipvet Geets
Arto
UPA
GWSC
Illips
Phillips
Nola Brand
Glenwood
Lord Baltimore
N.B.C
Swift
Wilson
California
Rob Roy Cola
Rob Roy
Welch’s
Armour’s Star
Victor
Wisconsin
Alaska
Choice Tomatoes
Robford
Lean
Loudoun Street
Ibs Bsc
Kirkman’s
Dethol
Drano O Saniflus
Pard
Red Heart
Playboy Dog Food
Windex
Calif
Malaga
Tom Watson
U. S
Valencia
Majestic
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