Coal supply crisis urged centralized car control in Virginia
Virginia fuel official warns of tight coal supplies amid export incentives and misallocation. He advocates a single official to coordinate car movement across coal fields, pressuring increased production to meet domestic needs and curb wasteful shipments, while warning of halted industries and job losses if Virginia bears an inequitable share.
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Virginia
Byrd
National Tiel Administration
New River
Pocahontas
Dr. Garfield
du Pont Powder Company
New England
Garfield
Union
South Atlantic
Look and Feel Fresh with Morning Hot Water and Phosphate
Start every day by drinking a glass of very hot water with a teaspoonful of limestone phosphate to flush the stomach liver kidneys and bowels remove indigestible waste sour bile and toxins and improve appetite. The drink stimulates cleansing of internal organs and may help dullness headaches and skin tone with minimal cost from the local store.
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Sagunas Se
Red Cross Parades Highlight War Relief Efforts and Donations
The article recounts Red Cross relief work and allied groups aiding soldiers and families, noting Y M C A and Y W C A hubs, hostels in France, and the Knights of Columbus and Jewish relief efforts. It praises community appeal and recalls a parade drive aiming to raise funds, including a $500 contribution in a small town.
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Red Cross
Home Service Section
France
Bue
Knights of Columbus
Winchester
Red Cross Committee
The Truth About Eczema And Piles
Advert over claims Peterson s Ointment cures eczema and piles with a 25 cent box. Testimonies from Mrs Mary Hill Pittsburgh and A B Ruger Racine praise relief and a rash free head and skin improvements. Ends noting availability and timing after December 1st.
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Peterson
Mary Hill
Third Avenue
Pittsburgh
A. B. Ruger
Washington Avenue
Racine
Wis
Wisefing at Old Home Involving Thompson Family Trip
Mrs James Thomson of New Orleans joined her husband on Friday and they traveled to Summit Point West Virginia to visit their son Chamip Clark Thomson who has been with his paternal grandparents Mrs Speaker Clark. Mrs Thomson plans to take an apartment and stay through the summer while J Wood Glass of Nowata Oklahoma leaves Washington after visiting his mother Mrs Nannie R Glass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Thomson
New Orleans
Thomson
Summit Point
W. Va
Chamip Clark Thom
J. Wood Glass
Nowata, Okio
Nannie R. Glass
Washington
Mrs White Returns to Catonsville After Visit
Mrs Charles R White returns to Catonsville Maryland after visiting at her mother Mrs Marshall Willis home on Washington street.
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Miss Kremer
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Plymouth Rocks
Bird Bros
Partridge Rocks
D. J. Bush
Charles Town
Belk
Hayfield
Slonaker’s
Kesmodel’s Kutlery
Baltimore
Opequon
N. W. Solenberger
M. K
Sandy
Stephens City
Camp Meeting Woods
Youu Graham Conner
Bell Phone
Macadam Road
Hodgson & Brown Jewelers
West Water St
Florsheims
Huntsberry
AMOND
Chichester
Canada
Mexico
Cuba
United States
Cozy
Cottie Wyndham
Boyce, Va
Mildred Russell
Loudoun County
Waynesboro
S. H. Miller
G. M. Hanstbrough
Eczema
Piles
Hudson
Athens
Wallace
Denny-Clowe CO. Ince
Neel Motor Company
Union Bank of Winchester
Ragine Tires
Goodyear Tires
John M. Miller
Ft People’s Bargain Store
Osborne
Binders Tedders Osborne
R. M. Swimley
Kaber
Braddback Street
Neel Motor Co
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