Stubborn mind and sudden destruction warned in proverb
A compact fragment cites a Bible verse from Proverbs warning that a stubborn mind hardens its neck and leads to sudden ruin, with a note on moral admonition and a cryptic trailing phrase.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1925
Page
3
Record of Rev Hugh Wart and a court case bias
A splended record honors Rev Hugh Wart of Vine Street Church of Christ Mount Vernon Ohio for 25 years of preaching with many conversions. The text critiques a federal political court action against Albert B Fall and others, questioning justice and interim legal maneuvers without asserting guilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Wart
Vine Street Church of Christ
Mount Verney
Ohio
West
Debate Over Crime News Departments in Newspapers
Des Moines papers resist a special crime department arguing it would glorify criminals and violence. They say crime reporting informs enforcement, warns the public, and discourages wrongdoing, while sensationalism and bias should be avoided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Mhy
Arresia
Beneft
Lnes
Ile
What We Were Doing Twenty Years Ago Today
Ten years ago today reports note J W Hendricks death by accident of his brother H W Hendricks at Cereso, and B A Davidson with Miss M ingster Dunnopp wed. Other items list William J Glasscock appointed collector at internal revenue Morgan town and marriages in Lynchburg and Pringeton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Glasscock
Morgantown
Internal Revenue
John J. Giles
Rinefield
Lynchburg
Misa Claire T. Dursley
J. K. McClure
Welch
Burna
J. W. Hendricks
Graham
H. Wd.Hendricks
Cereso
B. A. Davidson
Mlngster Dunnopp
Frank Shafer
Pringeton
Jury verdicts and trials urged for beat case
Indictment stigma should be lifted only by vindication or trial. The grant jury found evidence warranting trial though guilt not established. For the beat interests of all, including courts, it is hoped trials will soon be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowrt
Albert B. Fall
the Treasury
FL Sivelatr
Edward L. Doheny
Edward J. Doheny, Jr
Inw
Dustloe McCoy
Wwe
Ran
McCoy
Aan Agalstaat
Jyae
Sperkal Gomneel
Gyi
Nur
Tor
Hloquenca
New York
Melba
Fellowship of Prayer Hymn of Faith Meditation Prayer
A devotional prayer text urging unity in Christ and daily dedication to service. It reflects a 19th century style asking readers to choose between love of God and worldly paths, ending with an Amen and attribution to Lo Fagley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cour
Lo Fagley
Roosevelt era party reform and radio influence
The piece analyzes both parties needing fresh principles and leadership, noting Roosevelt aims for unity across factions while Republicans split among conservatives liberals and progressives. It discusses immigration, regional shifts, deprovin cialization, labor unions, and the rising influence of radio and concise, intelligent oratory over grandiloquence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Democratic Party
Boutham
Franklin D
Republican Party
Mark Hanna
Theodore
Telegraph Ticklers From Spring Mirth and Wit
A playful collection of quips and witticisms about spring moods and social foibles. The bits touch on affection, vanity, work, danger of overconfidence, and everyday humor with a mix of clever one liners and light satire.
Wheeler Indicted Vice President Candidate Heads to Trial
Senator Button K. Wheeler, progressive vice presidential hopeful, faces double indictments over an alleged Montana land scheme as his trial date looms in Great Falls. Meanwhile, Wheeler's foes claim persecution. his wife may soon deliver a child in Washington adding personal stakes to the timing. The capital braces for literary gatherings and a spring of prohibition enforcement as agents ramp up activity along the borders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
Hunt
Ashington
Button K. Wheeler
Havin
Montana
Washington
Wheeler
Doga
Great Falls
Mont
Mia
Sam
Acrong
New
Engjland
New York
Haynes
Jeg
Fragmented Hints of Daily Life in a Witty Column
A quirky, disjointed reflection on common foibles and social norms. The narrator jokes about disappointment timing seeds clothing fashion and marriage prospects, twisting phrases into playful observations. The piece ends with a light jab at bill collectors and a tease of near future mild weather.
Editorial on fear, recovery, and human physiology in old Southern tales
The Nashville Banner discusses a Southern seminar on a paralytic man who chased a possum that turned out to be a wildcat and a hospital case of homicidal mania. It reflects on fear’s effects, a crippled patient walking after panic, and links to World War era psychology, noting such recoveries spark fiction and speculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father
New York
Cald
Snd
truth—Nashville Banner
Tedlane
Lappen
Howe
Boen
Beon
Henry
The Coal Strike Sees West Virginia's Turbulent Labor Strife
The New York Evening Post weighs West Virginia coalfield clashes with union vs non union pits, noting a three year truce extending wartime wage scales to 1927. It calls the Jacksonville agreement crucial, warns of a potential industry reshaping showdown, and suggests striking the balance between labor and public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Evening Post
West
Thinery
Minners
Lewis
Mentenrmis
Locomotive Brotherhood
Jacksonville
West Virginia
Casa
Dispatches
Calim
Wairmont
Olways
Jackysongilia
Wheeling Belligenver
Fables on Health and Parental Influence
Mrs Mann argues children naturally seek excuses to avoid disagreeable tasks. If parents allow this into adulthood, harm to the child and community follows. Many avoid responsibility by vague physical complaints, yet thorough exams find no cause. Parents should act to stop such habits before they shape their children’s lives.
Parable on Economy and Lottery Losses in Early Opinion
The piece critiques American lotteries and consumer folly. It notes Osborn Wool’s arrival and quotes him admitting self doubt. It argues that lotteries mislead investors, rarely paying out, while comparing long term savings and insurance against prize returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sucker
Shy ry cuts from exchanges
Fragmented clippings show varied quotes and fragments from papers including Lafayette Journal and Courier Worcester Post Chicago Daily News Columbia Record and Ohio State Journal. The jumbled text references spring signs and social scenes with disconnected phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette Journal and Courier
Worcester Post
Chicago Daily News
Cleverness at the local store and a sleepy traveler
A jumble of quips shows clerks and customers in comic exchanges about style, sleepwalking, marriages, and a restless husband. The dialogue threads through mistaken identities, a wife recalling a crumbling joke, and a frazzled man insisting his wife’s needs define fashion.
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