John W. Davis modeled as a standard for American boys
Washington correspondent outlines John W. Davis’s background in Clarksburg and his evolution from a disciplined student taught by his mother to a lawyer who rose to national prominence under Wilson. The profile contrasts him with his rival, notes family history, early teaching work in Kentucky and West Virginia, and argues Davis embodies steady, restrained public service.
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Wool prices hold firm in steady market report
Boston Aug 15 The Commercial Bulletin reports a firm wool market with mills buying aggressively and strong demand for domestic lines. Quoted prices cover Ohio Pennsylvania Wisconsin New England blood and carded wools with scoured and combing values. Also noted are marriage licenses for Les J Bross and Ethel Kreps and for Sam Clutton and Gladys Griffin both couples from different towns.
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