RBOYS WEEK FINE MOVE Promotes Religious School Renewal
International Boys Week starts Sunday with Boys Day in churches to address lack of religious teaching among West Virginia youths. In Bluefield many boys drop out of school. advocates urge church attendance and stronger education to equip tomorrow's leaders. Authorities cite statistics showing higher chances of distinguished service with higher schooling and urge parental support for continued education and religious instruction.
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Union
Bluefield
Eerse
Taratah
Twenty Years Ago and School Bond Issue Call
A Bluefield newspaper recalls events from twenty and ten years ago including Tipton's death, Oliver's Europe trip, coalfield reporter Logan’s resignation, and a call for a school bond issue to fund improvements. It urges parental involvement and citizen voting for better schools and character building through churches, Sunday schools, and public schools.
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Oliver
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Rine- Bald
California
R. M. Garrett
Beaver High
Bluefield
Board of Education
Ghort Cuts From Exchanges
A collage of clipped quips and jokes from various papers. Snippets reference marriages, aging, juries, royalty, salaries, grade crossings, and weather. Despite varied humor, the collection highlights social commentary and light satire from multiple sources.
Remedies for bunions and corns in tight shoes
In Fables on Health Spring 8, readers learn that tight new shoes cause bunions and corns. It recommends Glyterine, carbolic acid, tincture of iodine, and hot foot baths, plus removing pressure by loosening or cutting shoe leather. Also lists iodine, aconite mixtures and bandages, noting many remedies advertise for corns.
Coolidge's clearance plan eyed as cost savings rise
Editorial praises President Coolidge for sweeping government房reforms aimed at dissolving about forty bureaus and cutting payrolls. It notes 2,318 clerks dismissed in a month, questions tax-relief timing, and Editorial urges prudent consolidation of railroads Norfolk and Western with the Virginian to boost West Virginia commerce and rates.
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Virginia
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Telegraph Ticklers and Notable Snippets From Abroad
A collection of quirky notes and oddities includes G B Shaw on soul, a jewelry store robbery in New York, a songwriter's marriage rumor, a silk shirt theft in Caldwell New Jersey, a quip about Cigar use and health, Coolidge firing 2318 clerks, and a San Francisco judge ruling an engagement ring need not be returned as spring begins.
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Paris
Washington as America's show town and its fading charm
Charles P. Stewart argues Washington is a capital first and a city of beauty second. He praises its open spaces and trees, notes fine older public buildings, but warns modernization driven by automobiles threatens to strip Washington of its distinctive charm and utility-focused rebuilds.
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Bar Association Convention Proposed Near Waikiki Beach
Honolulu lawyers push to bring the American Bar Association 1926 convention to a Waikiki area site near the famed beach. A casual chat interjects a playful birthday gift question, reflecting local chatter amid campaign coverage.
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American Bar Association
Waikiki
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Dimmie
Romance and politics in modern times
A reflective essay mix of science romance and world affairs. It muses on exploration and radio orbits and the pope's temporal sovereignty. It critiques slogans and autocratic trends in business and government while praising individual citizenship and the humaneness of dogs.
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America
Will Rogers
Will
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Elnoh
Irreverent Tales From a Bygone Kentucky Store
A curio of early commerce shows a Kentucky merchant distributing buggy harness through a yearly paid ledger, a clerk failing to charge a patron and the boss advising a universal charge. The misdeed reveals a ledger of 180 names and a learning moment about honesty, while a teacher’sHippo tale and a playful courtroom of Jimmie’s breakfast eyes add humor. A San Francisco Chinese truckman’s odd billing note ends the vignette.
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