Flood Story Among North American Indians and the Ark Legend
The Los Angeles Times recounts a Native American flood myth in which the earth is tipped by a vast deluge. A mysterious ark appears and rests on Avee-Hellah and Avee-qua-lul as survivors enter and depart, leaving a sacred log at Qual-jo-para.
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America
Avee-qua-lul
Mountain Peak
Pilot Knob
Mexico
Avee-heilah
Los Angeles Times
Sauer’s Flavoring Extracts Dominate U.S. Market
The text touts Sauer's as the standard flavoring extracts with over twenty years of use and promotes their leading position as the largest selling brand in the United States.
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United States
Jenkin Jones Hosts Welsh Day Celebrations in Scranton
Welsh day in Scranton drawing about 30 000 Welsh residents from Wyoming and Lackawanna counties featured Jenkin Jones of the Pocahontas coal regions with English and Welsh addresses. He announced plans for the Royal Welsh Ladies Chorus to perform near Freeman West Virginia funded by Jones, open to the public with free admission.
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Scranton
Wyoming
Lackawana
Jenkin Jones
Pocahontas
Wales
D. C. Hugues
D. D
New York
WR. A. Phillip
Ripple
de Lacey
Rey
Tasker
Reading Coal & Iron Company
Mr. Jones
South Wales
John W. Guffeth
D. C. Hughes
Jones
Royal Welsh Ladies’ Chorus
J. M. Lloyd
Wilkesbarre
Royal Welsh Ladies Chorus
Freeman
West Virginia
Columbus
Ohio
Weather notes autumn coming as summer fades
A local weather note observes the heat breaking and cooler temperatures settling in the area. The piece remarks that Webster defines summer as ending around September 22 but stresses seasons shift gradually rather than abruptly.
September Promises Change Across Fields and Schools
The passage reflects on September as the sign of seasonal shifts from August heat to fall. It notes vegetables ripening, late fruits arriving, and oysters returning after a long absence. It contrasts adult appreciation with children’s dread of returning to school as autumn approaches.
Cleaning and Dyeing Offered by J B Williams at Higginbotham Ave
J B Williams announces five years of steady business in cleaning pressing altering and repairing. He offers dyeing services and trades for worn hats and shoes at reasonable prices and invites customers to visit at No 20 Higginbotham Avenue with phone 232.
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J. B. Williams
Higginbotham Avenue
Graham College Faculty Form for Upcoming Session
Graham College completes its faculty for the coming session with a four page president’s circular outlining department work and courses by year. Notables include Samuel A Baer in pedagogy English and history and H P Brumfield joining from Glen Alum to Bluefield team. Local notices cover faculty, students, and visitors with several regional names and towns.
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Graham College
Samuel A. Baer
Franklin and Marshall College
Ursinus College
W. Moore
Mill Creek Coal and Coke Co tohold stockholders meeting
The annual meeting of stockholders of the Mill Creek Coal and Coke Company will be held at 10 o clock a m at their office in Coopers West Virginia on Wednesday September 9 1908 for the election of officers and to transact other proper business. T H Cooper president D H Thomas secretary.
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Mill Creek Coal
Coke Company
Coopers
W. Va
T. H. Cooper
D. H. Thomas
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Bluefield, W. Va
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Chosen Few
Royal Welch Ladies’ Choir
Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
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Little Brum
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Ing Ball
J. B. Greever
Meadow View
Mark Greever
Ola Burton
Peterstown
I. R. Dodd
Pearisburg
J. B. Seacat
Lebanon
Mr. Royall
Royall and Gordon
Goldsboro
N. C
Graham Co
H. Fisher
Cove
J. R. Anderson
Chicago
Carl Greever
Tazewell
B. Kuppenheimer &Co
M. Stein & Co
S. Ginsberg & Co
Hae Koppenheime