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Sands elevated to executive role in Wear East Relief
Oliver J. Sands of pmend is elevated to the executive committee of the Near East Relief, at the annual War Board of Trustees meeting in Washington. Dr. James L. of Boston presided as chairman. many nation’s leaders attended. Sands has served the relief effort for six years, with a history tied to the Virginia School of Syracuse. W. Hopper, near East Relief regional vector, coordinates five states from Richmond and praises Sands as an active, efficient officer.
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Prohibition, lax youth control blamed for moral decline
The Bedford Bulletin argues prohibition is not to blame for crime and lawlessness nationwide. It contends lax parental and societal control allows youths too much freedom, leading to moral decay as newspapers and vulgar literature fill daily life with crime and sensationalism.
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Moral hazards of youth drinking and parental guidance
The piece argues that inaccurate life theories mislead youth, asserting that whiskey use and immoral habits are not born at home but arise when youths are allowed too much freedom before reaching discretion. It blames permissive environments for early temptations and lax morals among children, stressing parental protection.
North Carolina Increases Taxes Across Income Strata
The North Carolina House of Delegates passed a revenue bill raising state taxes by 4 million dollars yearly but still short 2 million to cover expenses amid institutional expansion. Individual income rates rise across brackets with stepped percentages and higher increases for top earnings. corporate tax fixed at four percent, up 33 1 3 percent. A statesman favored corporate gains, warning against killing the goose that laid the golden eggs.
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Phony checks haunt a village reformer in old tale
A minstrel recounts past misdeeds of passing phony checks to buy prunes from Grocer Heck. The tale follows a moral arc from petty fraud to public scandal, noting how revived stigmas ruin a later bid for office and haunt the reformer as a warning from history.
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Woodlock Name for I C C May Be Submittal Skipped
President Coolidge faces pressure over re submitting Thomas F Woodlock of New York for the Interstate Commerce Commission. Some advisers argue pressing for his confirmation would be futile, with George B McGinty already serving as secretary to the commission noted as a leading alternative. Also, Mrs William Zirkle of Stephens City visits Washington as a guest of Mrs E Miller Streit on North Main Street.
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Vendor Brings Relief From Dizzy Spells Says Mr Hertzler
Hundreds report relief after treatment by a vendor for dizziness anxiety and related spells. Mr EB B Hertzler of 626 Morland Ave Hagerstown recounts his experience and cites renewed confidence to drive.
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Vendor promises relief from stomach and liver trouble
A testimonial claims after suffering long with dizziness coated tongue foul breath and nervous exhaustion the user bought three bottles of Venuol and recovered fully now sleeping well eating freely and driving again. The ad notes only one drug store per town sells it and names Franck Baker and Sons in Winchester.
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Have Kidney Examin By Your Doctor
A noted authority warns that overdrinking water and high salt intake can injure kidneys. It describes symptoms of sluggish kidneys including dull pain, dizziness, coated tongue, cloudy urine, and nocturnal urges. Recommends four ounces of Jad Salts daily for several days to flush and stimulate kidneys and neutralize acids, and urges annual physician exams.
Fence Ad for Page Fence Co at 401 NY Market St
Standard weight fence offered by Page Fence Co with price comparison. Agents for Oliver Chilled Plows Jenkins and Dunlap promote farm equipment under the slogan Everything for the Farm. Located at 401 Market Street, New York. Advertisement from February 27.
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Dayton Orchestra Plans Two Concerts in Winchester
The Shenandoah College orchestra of Dayton Virginia will travel to Winchester Friday for a recital tour. One program will be at Strasburg Friday morning and two in Winchester Friday afternoon and evening at Handley High School. The twenty member group is led by Prof. W H Roebush with accompanying faculty and a male quartet and readers.
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Sherlock Holmes Returns to The New York Sunday World
Beginning March 8 1925 the New York Sunday World will publish five new Sherlock Holmes stories by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle never before seen in newspapers The first tale The Sussex Vampire promises gripping mystery and a logical twist that will astonish readers as Holmes solves the case.
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For Sale Property Listings on South Main Street and Dox Terrace
Six room dwelling with bath hall porches and wood floors on first story, on a 7500 square foot lot with water and sewer connections. Two double dwellings on a lot, 65 feet on South Main Street, 800 Block, priced at $6,000. Four six room dwellings with cellars water and sewer. three have gas attachments and one electric lights, priced at $7,200. Dox Terrace lots on water and sewer line offered for $100 cash with quarterly payments.
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