Byrd Warns Democrats of Bolter Purge in Virginia
Richmond reports Harry Flood Byrd states party bolters in the fall election will lose their Democratic status. He outlines a vigilance campaign to challenge La Follette and Coolidge supporters, with primary managers enforcing loyalty under the new 1925 law applicable January 1.
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Richmond
Harry Flood Byrd
Winchester
Democratic State Central Committee
Virginia
la Follette
Coolidge
General Assembly
House of Representatives
House of Delegates
Byrd
State Senate
Fairfax LaFollette-ites
LafFollette
Fairfax County
Democratic LaFollette Club of
LaFollette
Akman
Market Report reflects mixed wholesale and retail prices
The Star presents local wholesale and retail market prices including flour spring chickens country butter corn meal hay and other staples with scattered figures such as spring chickens 0.25 per pound and country butter 0.40 per pound amid typographical noise and incomplete entries.
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Star
Peikos
Coon i
Eciai
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound Promises Dark Hair
Advert reads a remedy for gray hair claiming to restore natural dark color and shine. It cites a grandmother's mixture of sage and sulfur and promotes Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound as a modern improved version to darken hair, restore gloss, and conceal gray roots.
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Wyeth
Missed chances linger as chances pass continually
Observes that opportunities rarely wait and slip by quickly. The author emphasizes the pattern of opportunities arising often and the need to act promptly to secure a better outcome. The message underscores timely decision making as crucial in seize opportunities.
Boyce News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Ills
In Boyce Virginia on July 30 Misses Ruth Royston Louise and Virginia Baker attend Charlottesville summer school then spend weekends at home. Several residents undertake home improvements and travel to Charlottesville Luray Baltimore and Washington for visits medical care or relaxation. Local horses suffer colic and blood poisoning while others receive treatment or return from trips to Stephens City Harrisonburg and Tacoma Park Hospital.
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J. L. Carper
Charlie Stinson
Pennsylvania
Katherine Jolliffe
Charlottesville
Sam Garven
Charles Town
Elizabeth Houghman
Baltimore
J. S. Garver
Paul Weaver
Leslie Snapp
Harrisonburg
E. F. Barr
Stephens City
Alex Jolliffe
George Garvin
Tacoma Park Hospital
G. L. Jones
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