Virginia Apples Dominate Liverpool Market Slumps
Prices for most American apples at the Liverpool auction on October 6 were lower than the prior week. Virginia Jonathan/McIntosh varieties led demand with Jonathans and Ben Davis in moderate supply, while boxed Washington Jonathans sold strong at 3.81 to 4.56 per box. light Massachusetts and Grims Golden stocks lowered overall quotations.
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Washington
Liverpool
Edwin Smith
Dent's
Europe
Virginia Jonthans
Virginia
York
Mr. Smith
Massachusetts
Tourist interest shifts to Virginia as Old Dominion rises in notices
Letters to the Virginia State Chamber of Commerce indicate growing tourist interest in Virginia. Special writers and travelers request photographs and descriptions of the Old Dominion’s history, industry, and scenery to illustrate upcoming articles and guides. Mrs. Lorinda Munson Bryant seeks Virginia photographs for a landmark book.
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Richmond
Virginia
Virginia State Chamber of Commerce
United States
Old Dominion
Lorinda Munson Bryant
Market dull as demand slows for apples and exports rise
October 14 reports from Martinsburg to Shenandoah Potomac district show clear cool weather and slow demand. Prices vary by variety and grade with U S No 1 apples around 2 50 to 3 50 per car and export shipments ongoing despite weak domestic demand.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Cumberland- Shenandoah-Potomac
Garloads F. O. B
U. S
Grimes
Jonathans
Rochester
N.Y
R. L. Greenings
R. I
R. I. Greenings
Virginia Medical Society elects new slate at Norfolk meeting
At the annual Medical Society of Virginia session in Norfolk, Dr J Shelton Horsley of Richmond became president succeeding Dr W L Harris of Norfolk. Dr J Warren White of Norfolk is first vice president with L T Royster of the University of Virginia as second vice president and Dr P W Boyd of Winchester as third. Agnes Howards of Richmond was re elected secretary treasurer. Stuart McGuire of Richmond and J W Preston of Roanoke were chosen delegates to the American Medical Association with B C S Taliaferro of Norfolk and BE Williams of Richmond as alternates.
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The
Medical Society of Virginia
Norfolk
J. Shelton Horsley
Rlmond
W. L. Harris
J. Warren White
L. T. Royster
University of Virginia
F of Norfolk
P. W. Boyd
Winchester
Agnes Howards
Richmond
Stuart McGuire
J. W. Preston
Roanoke
American Medical Association
B. C
Taliaferro
BE. G. Williams
Charles Bryant Returns to Sarasota Herald Advertising
The Star notes a former Winchester boy, Charles Bryant, now with the Sarasota Herald advertising department. He helped obtain ads for a special edition and is described as a quiet, unassuming worker who handles the automotive section. Bryant previously served in Winchester Evening Star circulation and was a carrier in his youth.
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the Star
Sarasota
The
Herald
Bryant
Winchester Evening Star
8 8 8. The Blood Detox That Clears Eczema
An old advertisement claims eczema relief with 8 8 8 food supplement. It asserts weak blood and impurities cause skin eruptions and promises dried skin and boils vanish as the product builds red blood cells. It urges readers to buy the larger bottle from druggists.
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Lalisso Goa
Hread-Celle Simu
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