Morning News Weekly Star Publishing Notes Tariff Debate
Fragmentary text from Star Publishing Co data in Virginia mentions Morning News Weekly News and Weekly Mirror with references to a tariff act. The legible items include discussion of clothing art, tariff taxes, and distributing burden between classes, amid scattered phrases about votes and benefactors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanday Re Star Publishing Co
Satar
Virginia
Weekly Mirror
New York
Arthur Wheelock
Uxbridge
More Power to Nancy's Elbow in British Parliament
A fragment describes British MPs known for heckling and brick-throwing from time immemorial. It recalls an exchange where someone suggests locking a speaker with a dull wife, and notes Lady Astor and Nancy as symbols of reform and resilience.
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Parliata
Fragmentary note on political inquiry and ailing memory
The damaged text mentions Joe Cannon, a burning issue debated by a committee, and questions about investigation into war policy. It references Aly palsy and a failing memory, with partisan tension described as the 66th Congress nears January. The fragment hints at Republican dominance and attempts to discredit wartime efforts.
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Joe
Cannon
Dawes
Rena Yene
Republicans and Democrats Clash Over War Expenditure Panel
The article discusses the committee led by Williams Graham and its report defending the War Department’s expenditures. It notes a sub committee of two Republicans and one Democrat, Henry D. Flood of Virginia, who exposed flaws in Republican investigators' critique and challenged General Dawes’ harsh rhetoric.
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Can
Williams Graham
Tuinois
War Department
Henry D. Flood
Virginia
General Dawes
America
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason in Motivational Verse
An excerpt of Walt Mason’s poem urges perseverance and self belief against skeptics who doubt a young man’s prospects. It contrasts critics who demand practical work with the narrator’s message to pursue ideas and endure hardship for future success.
Bloom News Notes Local Social Shifts in Oct Event
Bloom Virginia notes the Haloween social at Friendly Grove postponed to Saturday evening due to political events. Local households share weekend visits among Ambrose Miller Cammer Cooper Tulver Williams Flowers Jantz Teets and others with relatives and friends from Star Tannery Aurora Middletown and Winchester.
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Bloom
Mount Wyliams
Haly
Friendly Grove
Elmer’ Ambrose
Ruth
Jean Miller
Claute Cammer
Nother
Freddie’ Caimmer
A. Richard
Tomas
Cooper
John Y, Fimelright
Star Tannery
George A. Tulver
Harvey Flowers
Bartonsille
Ref Teets
John Jantz
Aurora
N. B
Wiliams
Fladlys
Ruben Wong
Udell
Roy. Crabill
Thelma Richard
Agriculural School
Middletown
Gerardttlefield
New
York
Hheir
Paullynn
Daisy Williams
Mae Stabill
Winchester
Brucetown Tidbits and Local Socials
Brucetown notes Sunday visits at the home of Mr John. The Friendship Prive Class will hold a chicken supper in the town hall Friday night October 31 from 6 to 9 pm. Miss Louise Imly left Monday to enter Buncombe Hill high school for 1924 1926 session. Mr and Mrs H B Boden and daughter Maryie and Mr and Mrs J S OConnell spent Sunday with Mrs Charles Birr near Martinsburg. Mr and Mrs Charles Thorpe of Pittsburgh Pa were guests of Miss Carrie Swimley Friday.
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John. Ee
Louise iml@y
Bunker Hill
B. Boden
Maryie
J. S. O’conell
Charles ‘Birr
Martinsburg
Charles Thorpe
Pittsburgh
Jad Salts Kidney Flush Ad Cites Health Claims
An old promotional piece extols Jad Salts as a kidney cleanse. It claims sluggish kidneys cause headaches and bladder issues and urges daily use with water before breakfast to flush and stimulate kidneys, add that it neutralizes acids and prevents kidney complications.
Easy to Darken Your Gray Hair
Darken gray hair at home using Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound. Damp a sponge or soft brush and apply through a small strand. by morning gray hair vanishes. One or two subsequent applications deepen shade to a darker, glossy, youthful look.
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Wyeth
To issue a quotation from forty years past by a Toledo firm
A fragmented item notes a quotation attributed to a Toledo, Ohio firm over forty years old. The readable fragment mentions A Eney & Co and a quotation, with unclear date and full details.
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Auchesstal
a = eney & Co
Toledo
Ohta
St Jacobs Oil Promises Rheumatism Relief
An old time liniment touts St Jacobs Oil as a remedy for rheumatic pain from aching joints muscles and bones. It claims to relieve soreness stiffness sciatic backache and neuritis without internal treatment and urges readers to try a small bottle.
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St. Jacobs Oil
Jacobs
St. Jacobs
Mother of Twelve Praises Vendol Remedy
Mrs Charles Strick of Stuart's Draft Virginia says Vendol improved her health after years of dizziness headaches and female weaknesses. She notes morning tongue coating and pale complexion improved and her family sees her better. She recommends Vendol to others based on her personal relief.
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Charles ‘Strickis
Stuarts
Woodan
Steve
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