Roosevelt on public utilities and private ownership
The author argues that the electric power industry faces a choice like railroads did, between private control and public regulation. It endorses Governor Roosevelt’s plan for greater publicity and limited public operation, with valuation based on prudent investment to protect investors amid falling prices.
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Large Prize List For Fall Festival At Berryville Announced
Clarke County Virginia announces prizes for the Fall Festival October 27 and 28 including farm garden and household exhibits. Highlights include dog calling contest prize of 100 pounds middlings and a grand parade featuring Virginia National Guard units and Handley High School Cadet Band. Multiple prize classes cover corn wheat apples tomatoes pumpkins quilts and baked goods with cash and flour-based awards.
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Hafnium Named After Copenhagen Linked to Research
A student notes that Americans no longer whistle popular tunes, blaming postwar focus on money. Hafnium, element 72, derives its name from Hafniae Latin for Copenhagen, where Cosser and Hevesy conducted discovery research.
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Social notes from Berryville garden club and regional guests
Miss Rose MacDonald hosted the Berryville County Garden Club with attendees from Winchester and Clarke county. Visitors included Maj. Charles Ellett Cabell in Alexandria, Miss Gretchen Thomson in New Orleans, and ambassadors and guests from New York and Mississippi.
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Fried peaches as a simple dessert or side dish
A kitchen tip describes frying peaches cut in half with butter. Cook cut side down until soft, baste, turn to fry the other side, then sprinkle sugar to melt. Serve with cold meat or as a dessert.
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