Beav er High Bond Election Ties To Week-From-Tuesday Date
The article discusses church architecture and beauty in American sacred buildings, noting Bishop Berry’s critique of modern Methodist design as lacking ecclesiastical character. It shifts to a Beaver High bond election slated a week from Tuesday, tied to an educational bond issue identified by the school board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berry
Methodist Episcopal Church
America
Uing
Beaver High
Twenty Years Ago In Pocahontas Local Notes
The Pocahontas Daily Telegraph recalls events from twenty years past including the deaths of D J Staples and Major James Ti Sublett, a 191? automobile link between Bluefield and Winton, and community debates on Beaver High School location and bonds. It mentions a rescue of Floyd Collins, a Paris Paris report on a rich American bride to a French count, and President Coolidge noting fashion economy with gingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocahontas
Binefield Daily Telegraph
D. J. Staples
Pocahontan
Pocahontas Congsordate Collieries Company
James Ti. Sublett
Wytheville
Penelope Johnson
Grahan
Bae
Davy
Bluefield
Winton
Frank Hynes
Frank Lesler
Coolidge
Editorial on Kansas arbitration and moral lessons
Selected opinions argue the U S Supreme Court struck down Kansas compulsory arbitration as unconstitutional. The piece criticizes sensational hero worship of crime figures like Gerald Chapman, contrasts past and present journalism, and urges readers to view media evolution and advertising standards with caution, noting shifts in topics covered and public taste.
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Kansas Court of Industrial Relations
Supreme Court of the United States
State of Kansas
Industrial Court
Court of Industrial Re Jations
Kansan
Etate of
Charleston
Trertford
Couo
Gerald Chapman
Milion Dolar
Robin Hood
James Boys
Missouri
James
New Britain
Chapman
Minneapolis Journal
Watching The Parade: X rays, Europe crisis, and US growth
A column notes rapid telephoned images like X-ray pictures, highlights Europe’s French crisis and Bulgaria king, asserts American stability, growth, and immigration trends. It cites US population projected at 113 million by July, up about eight million in five years, with ample resources and land to support growth.
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Chicago
New York
Europe
France
Republilc
Boris
Bulgaria
Black Hand
America
Washington
United States
Avan
Retirement Dream From Daily Labor Ends in Wealth
A man who began work at age ten rose at 4:30 every morning and dreamed of telling his boss to go to hell. He finally retired at seventy and supported himself by hiring a weekly servant to wake him at 4:20 each day, marking his path to financial independence.
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Baily Telegraph
T. Mughike
Eiter
Orererap, Printing CO
Bluefield
W. Va
Cori
Postoffice
Rivefield
Associated Press Ia
West Virginia
Virginia
Raita
Brawning
Floyd Collins
Kentucky
Collins
Opinton
Crossword puzzle woes drive marriages and hearts astray
A quirky report notes in the past year many spouses separated or divorced over puzzles. 689 husbands left wives over crossword neglect, 798 wives left husbands for not complimenting appearances, 487 women and 678 men doubted romance due to puzzle focus, 675 men sought warmth in words, and 126 children suffered as mothers obsessed over crosswords.
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Han
Short Cuts from Exchanges a collage of quips
A collection of humorous one liners from various papers. Quotes cover marriage dynamics politics and travel with wry takes on society and public figures. Notable lines include jabs about husbands staying home a remark on Coolidge and a poke at cabinet appointments.
Prohibition and Education Discussed by Officials
The piece cites John G. Sargent on prohibition and arrests in Washington March, and notes remarks by unnamed officials on enforcement and the fate of prohibition. It also quotes discussions by a Methodist bishop's son on education and public schooling, plus statements by Lincoln C. Andrews on enforcement plans and a fate for prohibition.
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Charles P. Stewart Ashington
United States
John G. Sargent
District of Columbia Police Court
Federal Supreme Bench
Sargent
Clarence Darrow
American Mercury
Chicagoan
Darrow
Tts
Telegraph Ticklers From Detroit to Washington
A cobbled collection notes a flivver striking a street car in Detroit and a New York man shooting himself over no beer. The spoof ends with a boy waiting to see Coolidge faint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
New York
The
Washington News
Coolidge
Australia must have listened to stories
The piece compares Australian views on prohibition and German political change after World War I, noting differing truths from popular tales and the drift toward democracy. It discusses American justice versus practical efficiency, urging reform of legislative methods and the judicial system as outdated processes strain under modern needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Jr
Rowell
West Australia
America
California
Tate
Bose
Fables on Health and Water Intake Guidance
Health notes discuss daily water needs, suggesting three quarts for adults and noting body losses through skin and kidneys. It mentions salt intake, softened hard water, and cautions about meat consumption and alcohol use. The era voice weaves in humorous asides and unrelated vignettes about language, crime, and common sayings.
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Coolidge
Cleverness at the salon in a clipped dialogue
A fragmentary humorous exchange unfolds with quick banter about a creature’s face and hair, a man lost for bearings, and a demand for the finest imported local anesthetic, framed in a playful, clipped tone.
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Beaver High Ia
Assumance
Meaver High School
Aglaeed
Os A
Ramsey Street
North Side
Board of Education & Little Study
Parle
Thea
Coubt
Georgia
Uly
Ceysinns
Parkersburg
la Crosse
Ford
Florida
Canton Daily News
Binghamton
Russia
Okmulgee Daily Democrat
Cal
Cincinnati
Lot
Little Rock Arkansas
Fen Way Age
Aes & Canadians Rem
Lincoln C. Andrews
the Treasury
Olimia
Jesus Educaion
Education
Tom Sims
Australia
By Chester EF. Rowell
Udendorff
Hindenburg
Germany
San Francisco
Alabama
Orded
Ifi Marshal
Vancouver
B.C
Skene Teesengrepeheever
Bournemouth
Grand Ace
Atlantic Ocean
Une Machine Atom
Marshall
Stromberg-Carlson
Saomberg-Carlson
West
Virginia Armature Company Distributors
Vai
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