What Is a Lobby and Who Is a Lobbyist
The article explains the lobbyist as someone who seeks to influence legislative action for compensation and argues that presenting facts to lawmakers is essential. It acknowledges corruption risks, especially at municipal levels, while noting not all lobbying is inherently bad and that organized groups often press various voter interests.
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Sricine
House of Allves
Senate
Peta
N A
General Assembly
Gush’s Best Seller Sparks Public Furore in Town
In a noisy whirl of gossip and clamor, readers, clerks, and club members rail at and defend a new work by Gush. The town debates taste and culture as the book rocks shelves and stalls, then vanishes from the chatter as another title seizes the spotlight.
Local Armell Briefs Appear in June News
In Armell Virginia on June 13 Mrs Wil lam Kent of Baltimore visits her sister Mrs Samuel Haymaker. Arthur Buckley and family spend time with sister M A Armel. G D Gray tours across Prince William and surrounding counties. Mrs Gusan Price of Ridgeway visits with her sons Charles and Martin Price. Mrs Melton Cornwell comes from Winchester for a day, C B Pifer and family visit their mother near Canterbury on Sunday.
Local Visitors Return Home From Carper Family Gathering
Carpers from Palmyre Pennsylvania Martinsburg West Virginia and Winchester Virginia all returned to their homes after spending several days at the home of Mr and Mrs Edgar W Carper. Other residents noted include Herman Reid a business visitor and Lucy Carper who visited N Hawkins in Boyce. Mrs McCarty continues to improve and Clinton McCarty remains sick.
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Caripers Valley
H. Newguard
Palmyre
H. Kuher
Martinsburg
W. Va
Luther Carper
Edgar W. Carper
Herman Reid
Near Boyce
Lucy _ Carper
James Bacher
Frank Clark
Isaac Carper
Winchester
Grover Carper
Clinton McCarty
Isick
Local visitors and social notes from Stephens City area
Mrs Frank Trenary and Miss Maggie Sargent from near Stephens City visited J A Sargent on Sunday. J P Reardon and son from Winchester spent Sunday at Rose Hill. W H Hoover from Washington visits parents Mr and Mrs Jesse Armel this week. John Gardner finished a bank barn after lightning burned the old one last summer. The M W A of this place to hold a yard party Saturday night June 14. Emmett Brown and family from Milldale spent Sunday with Charles Armel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Trenary
Maggie Sargent
Stephens City
Kathryma
Myrtle Sargent
Savage, Md
J. A. Sargent
J .P. Reardon
Winchester
Rose Hill
John Gardner
Emmett Brown
Milldale
Charles Armel
Local Social Notes Mention Visits and Returns
Mrs Evelyn Byrd and Miss Mary Garvin return from Baltimore after Hannah More Academy commencement. Mr John Woolfork visits his mother. Miss Dorothy Gilpin hosts luncheon for Miss Nelson. Mr Alexander Neville and Miss Nora Neville in Winchester. Mr Archie Holland visits his brother J W Holland. Mr Hicks McKay returns from Alexandria. Mr Preston Marks and family visit Mr R H Ritter in Berryville.
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Garvin
Baltimore
Hannah More Academy
Nelson
Alexander Neville
Nora Neville
Winchester
Archie Holland
J. W. Holland
Hicks McKay
Saxo Salve Proclaims Cure for Eczema in Children
Keller Drug Co. of Winchester Virginia promotes Saxo Salve as a remedy for eczema and itching in children and adults. The ad claims the product stops itching and burns, heals at the source, and guarantees satisfaction with money-back if not effective. It also advertises Vinci as an auxiliary blood-builder for children.
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Keller Drug Co
Winchester
P. S
Vinci
Sunday School to Observe Children's Day Service
The First Baptist Church Sunday school plans a children's day program Sunday evening at o'clock with a notable program prepared and an invitation extended to all to attend.
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First Baptist Church
Depew Backs Two Battleships a Year Plan for Peace
New York on June 13 former U S Senator Chauncey M Depew said he favors a plan to build two battleships per year as a way to strengthen national defenses and keep pace with other powers. He warned that world peace is an iridescent dream and urged government action before his summer vacation abroad.
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New York
United States
Chauncey M. Depew
Millwood Brevities Include Tea Honoring Miss Nelson
Millwood Virginia notes report Mrs BE Jacobs and Miss Marguerite Burwell hosted a Monday evening tea for Miss Nannie Nelson. Miss Mary Lee visits sister Mrs Woodfork. Miss Pleasant of Baltimore visits Mrs George Burwell at Mt Airy while Miss Mary Byrd attends school at Reisterstown.
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Millwood
Be, B. Jacobs
Marguerite Burwell
Nannie Nelson
Mary Lee
Woodfork
Miss Pleasant
Baltimore
George Burwell
Mt. Airy
Mary Byrd
Reisterstown
Mr and Mrs Russell Entertain at Grand View
Mr and Mrs F J Russell of Gift Hill were hosted Sunday at Grand View the home of Mr and Mrs L P Boyd. They enjoyed refreshments on the veranda overlooking landscape that inspired the home name Grand View.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Russell
Gift Hill
Grand View
L. P. Boyd
Mr. Boyd
South Main Merchant Confined by Severe Rheumatism
Mr. Thomas House, a South Main street merchant, has been confined to his home for several weeks due to a severe rheumatic attack.
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Mr. Thomas House
South Main Street
Mrs William Calvert Returns to Woodstock
An advertising notice notes the return of Mrs William Calvert to Woodstock and urges readers to place advertisements now.
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William*Calvert
Woodstock
Baseball Scores From Major Leagues Today
In the American League the Athletics defeated Cleveland 6 to 1, Washington beat Chicago 5 to 4, New York 2 and Detroit 1, Boston 3 over St. Louis 2. In the National League Philadelphia 7 over St. Louis 5, Chicago 6 over Brooklyn 1, New York 6 tied Pittsburgh 6, Boston 7 over Cincinnati 3. International League Jersey City 7 over Baltimore 2, Newark 11 over Providence 4, Montreal 8 over Toronto 7, Buffalo 3 over Rochester 2. Virginia League Petersburg 1 over Newport News 0, Norfolk-Roanoke 1, Portsmouth 8 over Richmond 2.
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Washington
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Jersey City
Baltimore
Newark
Providence
Montreal
Toronto
Buffalo
Rochester
Virginia League
Petersburg
Newport News
Norfolk-Roanoke
Iain
Portsmouth
Richmond
Dellingers Return Home After Stay in Dodson
Mr. L. K. Dellinger returns to his home in Dodson Maryland after visiting Miss Mame Steele. Mrs. Dellinger formerly Miss Katheryn Steele will spend time with her sister.
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L. K. Dellinger
Dodson
Mame Steele
Pie Hites Chapel Sets Children's Day Service
Pie Hites Chapel Sunday school will hold their children's day service on June 22 at 3 p m instead of the 15th as previously announced.
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Pie Hites Chapel
Student Harlee Returns Home For Summer Vacation
Mr Harlee has returned to his home in this city to spend the summer vacation before resuming his studies at the University College of Medicine in Richmond Virginia where he is a student.
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Harlee
University Collegenot Medicine
Richmond
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Postoffice Inter
Taramones
Walt Mason
ARMEL
Martin Price
Gandy
C. B
Pifer
Canterbury
Sun- Bay
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H. & W. Seabright
North Main St. Winche
Markell & Yeakley
Greenwood Church
Senseney Road
Benefit of the
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Harry R. Bryant
Bell Phone
Haddox Lodge No. 331
Rest
Ladies of Greenway
Double Tollgate
Meadowbrook
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
D. M. Long
N. Main St
E. W. Miller
of the Star
Geo. P. Kern
Carpers Valley
Baltimore and
Ohio
W. H. Hoover
Jesse Armel
John Woolfork
Dorothy Gilpin
Alexandria
Preston Marks and Family
Berryville
R. H. Ritter
Bry
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Leaarget
Washington, DC
Hotel Powhatan
Pennsylvania Ave
White House
Clifford M. Lewis
Mgr
M’cormick
Anded
I. Brumback
Winchester, Va
Joseph Wright
Shenandoah Collegiate Institute
Cerita
Depew
Boyd's
Athletics
Cleveland
S.C
Care Star Office
Centcal
RAGE
H. B. Sell
P. Oy
Graddock
Peess
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Red Bud
Jas. W. Taylor, Jr
Minnie H. Taylor
W. Cecil St
Shenandoah Valley Eet Society
Chas. R. Baer
Mary Schlacki
Cecelia Dawn
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