Return of the birds signals nature's deepest mystery
Sunday morning reflections marvel at migratory birds returning each spring. The piece honors birds as ancient creatures guiding human wonder, comparing their long, nocturnal, fuelless journeys to modern feats like the encirclement of the world by aviators.
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Manlas
Earth
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North America
Joe
Epecier
Ike
Hummingbirda
Kinglete
Warblows
West Virginia
Wheeling Intelligencer
Bluefield hailed for top WV rating despite flaws
The West Virginia University extension survey rates Bluefield highly for overall progress and civic effort while noting defects. Readers urged to study the report, address shortcomings, and support bond issues and city leadership to keep gains. Local editor commends the findings and calls for continued public service.
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West Virginia University
Bluefield
West Virginia
Hays
Capecaily
Binefield
Ragutt
Daily Telegraph
Pelaala
A& Ally
Twenty years ago today at Pearson’s restaurant and town life notes
The column recalls events from twenty years ago including the purchase of Pearson’s restaurant by Chartley Diamond and Wiliam Klush, Mrs Polly Moore’s death at her daughter’s home in Tazewell, and W.L. Burton being appointed town sergeant of Graham. It also mentions ten years ago today a boxing claim, Tantel Devine’s death, and a Princeton wedding of Gay Batley and Lara Gardner with reflective musings on nature and providence.
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Gay T. Batley
Muelleld
Mieslara Gardner
White Nlphurs Springs
Princeto
Opportunities Abundant for Ambitious Young Men
The piece urges young men to seize chances in America, noting work, education, spiritual uplift, and social advancement as accessible paths. It contrasts those who take opportunities with those who do not, using a stranded quote about a man who never had a chance.
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Puys Tie Pever
St Cama
The Promise of Reunion in a Poem by Kilnkic
The poem envisions heaven as a place where grieving souls reunite, with God restoring spirits and removing pain. It reflects on separation and unity, promising a shared, joyful future where loved ones meet again in a glorified state.
Stability Of Business Promises Prosperous Season Ahead
The country’s business remains healthy with general confidence and a stable trend, avoiding booms and indicating steady improvement. Local trade shows modest gains as coal slackness eases, goal prices rise, and confidence grows, signaling a forthcoming prosperous season.
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Ani Ft Ko Tar
Short Cut s From Exchanges
A compilation of witty quotes from various papers. The Los Angeles Times notes business requires capital and courage, while other lines praise good things that still set records, comment on the theater, and reference April fools and a French chamber of deputies.
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Los Angeles ‘Times
Congress
Chamber of Deputies
Watching The Parade And The Banker's Dream
A quirky reminiscence contrasts a curious banker who adores circuses with a broader call to keep neighborhoods clean. It notes imagination fuels success, warns against trash, and briefly mentions a planned fight to break a British rubber monopoly by growing rubber in America, with potential price implications for tires and goods.
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Wirestone
Edigon
Metamorphosis of Mellon shows a changed secretary
A Washington observer profiles Mellon, four years after his arrival in the capital, noting a softening aloofness and growing public engagement. He now attends dinners, receptions, and public events, even delivering speeches, raising questions about a potential resignation.
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Ashington
Mellon
the Treasury
Washington
Hfe
Mfe
Pittsburg
Ben
Metlon
Melton
Richmond
Closinos Club
National Press Club
Telegraph Ticklers of a Bygone Era in Brief Fragments
A quirky assemblage of odd notes reports mastodon bells found in New York, radio swindles, a Chicago boy in a mill owners' factory, Atlantic City fines for drunken breaths, and a plumber’s moving sighting. It mentions Colorado mountains moving, army tests on shooting at airplanes, farm relief plans, and the idea that farming pays about as well as college for a boy.
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New York
Radio 1G
Inez
Chicago
Atlantic City
Colorado
Ike
Men may soon be the sole cooks in homes
A dated column argues about shifting domestic roles and broader social trends. It discusses more men learning cooking, rising car ownership, immigration enforcement, wartime demographics, and international debt politics. The piece blends forecasts with opinion on policy and global balance of power.
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London
Billboard Rule Clash in Kansas City Showdown
Editorials condemn billboard operators for ignoring city ordinances and building codes in Kansas City. The piece argues enforcement protects public welfare and warns of broader nuisances if exemptions are granted, urging a clear showdown on city rights versus trade interests.
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Kansas City
Score
Alga
Cima
Kansas City Star
Desert island humor and church punchlines
A joke exchange shows a wife noting the congregation’s nodding approval after a sermon. A stranded man fears cannibals on a desert island and prays as he climbs a hill, then boasts of Christian neighbors on the island.
Fellowship of Proper Lent Bible Reading Meditation
A fragment from a Federal Council of Churches leaflet for evangelism outlines a five day Lent meditation series. It discusses the Christian wife concept, missionary work abroad, and the Spirit of Christ guiding believers, ending with a prayer for divine access and straightened paths.
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Federal Council of Churches of Christ
Anerita
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