The Hopeful View Amid Turbulent Times
A reflective column laments widespread trouble and crime while urging patience and resilience. It recalls past eras of hardship, notes political passivity, and expects societal healing with time as the dove of peace returns.
Senator Trinkle Reflects on Prosperity Under Democracy
Senator Trinkle speaks on Virginia’s progress and democratic strength, praising the state’s resilience and prosperity as part of a continued political vision. The article notes pride in regional development and governance under democratic leadership.
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Suburban Real Estate Bargains and Lots for Sale
Suburban home listing offering a six room limestone dwelling with electric lights and city water along with several building lots. Prices range from 1800 to 8900 dollars with terms. Also listing a five thousand dollar dwelling on NRA tidnal Ave and a six room house on Kent Street.
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Virginia Agriculture Funding and State Corporation Commission Record
Colonel Anderson criticizes 1920 spending on agriculture totaling 672,894.38 with state and federal funds, notes 1921 and 1922 totals, and highlights Virginia’s farmer tenancy, public utilities solvency, and blue sky act safeguards. The Virginia State Corporation Commission is praised for public service oversight and bank protections.
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Demand for Virginia constitutional revision and ratification
A speaker argues for removing the current constitution as repressive and fraudulent, calling for a revised, simple, efficient government. They insist the constitution stifles political and economic life and must be submitted to the people for ratification or rejection.
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Fair Tax on Mineral Lands Ends Unequal Burden
The text notes the measure places a fair burden on owners of mineral lands without antagonism or unjust assessment, correcting prior tax exemptions and ensuring mineral wealth is taxed like other resources. The emphasis is on equity and proper taxation of natural assets.
Baptist Church Sunday Services
Sunday school at 9.45 with classes for all ages and the pastor teaching the Men's Bible Class. Divine worship at 11 with a sermon on The Ideal Christian Life. At 6.30 the young people's union discusses Survey of Our Missionary Progress Through the 75 Million. Evening service at 7.30 on The Cross, the Unconquerable Witness to God's Love For Man. Charles Adey, Pastor.
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Christian Church Service Schedule for Sunday
Sunday morning at 9 45 the Sunday school will meet in usual session. Adult classes discuss How Can We Apply the Golden Rule Today The 1 o clock devotions and worship feature Prophecy and Its Truth The World’s Temperance Sunday is at 6 50 Y Pes C BE The 7 30 evening service presents The Antidote for the Worldliness And Indifference of the Church in These Days All invited Pastor C McDaniel confirms.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad Claims Cold Prevention
An advertisement describes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as an internal remedy that builds the system and cleanses the blood to reduce repeated nasal catarrh attacks. It asserts effectiveness against acute and chronic catarrh and invites readers to obtain circulars from I J Cheney & Co in Toledo Ohio.
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Church of Christ Services Sunday
Church of Christ in Odd Fellows hall next Lord's day with Bible school at 10 am on Strong Drink In a Nation's Life. Morning sermon at 11 on No Peace to the Wicked. Evening CE at 6 30 on How Can We Apply the Golden Rule Today and sermon at 7 30 Speaking Where the Bible Speaks. Mid week prayer at 414 Fairmont Avenue 7 45 Wednesday. Everyone invited.
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Frederick County Tax Notice 1921 Payment Deadline
Taxpayers are informed that 1921 taxes for all districts are ready for payment. An 8 percent penalty, equivalent to 10 percent per annum, will be added on December 1. R. Smith is treasurer of Frederick County.
Building Material Prices Fall Making Construction Cheaper
Building material costs have declined from peak levels, with lumber returning to a normal basis. A local supplier assures complete stock and ready help in planning and supplying suitable materials at affordable prices for frames, barns, and other buildings.
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