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Bible Verse and Quotation of Zschokke
The text cites II Kings 17 17 noting a king's family offerings to fire and rites of divination and magic. It contrasts this with Zschokke saying evil angers God and positions Vil as an antagonist to creation.
Savings Accounts Rise and Fall in 1920s Totals
A Journal report shows U S savings deposits near 24.28 billion held by 44.25 million depositors as of June 30, with 3.93 billion withdrawn in the year. The tally reflects unemployment driving early withdrawals while employed savers increased balances over three years, indicating thriftier behavior and higher deposits per person.
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American Akers' Association
New York
Reently
Eavinga Tina
Sardngs
Alosa
Ibout
Dorma Tluca
American Superiority Reconsidered Amid Unemployment Debate
A reflective opinion piece critiques American claims of superiority across industry wealth and culture, noting a historic arrogance. It cites rising unemployment at 12,000,900 and contrasts with France and England, urging deflating national hubris to improve living standards.
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Jehudad
United States
France
England
THIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY NOTES FROM BLUEFIELD
Thirty years ago today C by Houston of Elkhorn died in a Philadelphia hospital from injuries in a mine accident at Elk Horn. A C Needies became superintendent of the Potahontas division of the Norfolk and Western railroad. The N and W telegraphers general committee met at the Bluefield Inn with C B Laymen presiding.
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C. By Houston
Elkhorn
Philadelphia
A. C. Needies
Potahontas
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Bluefield Inn
C. B
J. EB. Overstreet
Miss Minele
Mary Kahlo
New Hope
J. P. Cameron
Hinole
Washlogton
Lesson from a Deflation of Pride in America
The speaker reflects on three years of decline and rapid descent, noting a difficult path to recovery and the need for thinking and work to regain solid ground. America may lag globally but can profit from the experience and learn the lesson Tematos to improve.
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America
Special Session Looms For Roosevelt In 1933
Democratic leaders in Washington expect a special session of Congress soon after Roosevelt takes office to push emergency legislation. Roosevelt has offered little on policy, hoping Democratic lawmakers can pass measures in a short session. Republicans seek cooperation, but old legislative habits may delay action until March 4, when the current Congress ends.
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Roogavelt
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Themeelved
Restricting teachers sparks union protest in Cincinnati
Florence Curtis Haneau of Chicago, secretary treasurer of the American Federation of Teachers, urged broader liberty for teachers at a union labor convention in Cincinnati. She cited anti smoking rules and dancing bans by boards of education, noting teachers are unfairly treated as if children. A weather forecaster warned of a severe winter, lacking any amateur tricks.
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Florence Curtis Haneau
Chicago
American Federation of Teachers
Union Labor
Cincinnati
Hanson
Man- Ros
Board of Education
Sha
Paderewaski
Larado Taft
Dawes
Boards of Education
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Whit
Dream of the Dark Journey Through a Deathly Plain
A prophetic dream describes traversing a shadowed realm linked to death. The narrator recalls cold winds and eerie whispers as a stark corpse land looms, a fearsome gate that compels passage before waking in horror. The vision ends with a sudden, frightening awakening.
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Steporlala
Opinions of Other Editors Moscow Fears Triamyn
A collage of editorials discusses potential revolutions in Europe, Stalin's aims, and a cautious view of a Lindbergh flying fleet plan. It compares U.S. state reorganizations, cites Seabury hearings, and argues for centralized government control to curb inefficiency, with West Virginia reform highlighted. The Morristown Post notes the need for economy and unified leadership in state and county governments based on New York and Virginia precedents.
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Moscow
New York City
New York State
Duranty Jie
Ger
Europe
New York
Lenin
Russia
Seabury Committee
Stalin
Xnesia
Italy
Duranty
Kremlin
Communist Party
I Thael
Ann Ural
Trotsky
Germany
New York Times
West Virginia
Charleston
Smith
Aid
Seabury
Virginia
Mor Santown Post
Throwing The Harpoon Not All The Santa Letters
Not all Santa Claus letters in this paper ask for treats. many hint at war debt cancellation. Times like these bring one cheer as spouses find unexpected gloves in pockets and feel grateful if they fit. The medical care committees push standard costs through organized physicians.
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Santa Claus
West Virginia Briefs From The Andociated Press
In Masontown Clarksburg a bullet fired by 11 year old Bart Spencer glanced backward and killed his 49 year old father Ieath. In Elkins George A. Mayor, 24, killed himself after leaving a note to police saying this is a suicide case. Carson Tanbert, 25, Bowden, died in a hospital from injuries in an automobile crash. In Plymouth Mrs Fannie Chaiga, 66, died after an open fire incident.
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Kingwood
Bart Spencer
Ieath
Masontown
Clarksburg
George A. Mayor
Elkins
Mre
Fannie Chaiga
Plymouth
Notable New York Week Notes From Clara Bow To Ballyhoo
New York week notes recount Clara Bow arriving in Manhattan in refined attire amid gossip and paparazzi buzz. The piece notes Hollywood echoes at the Metropolitan Opera opening, mentions bodyguards for starlets, and previews Broadway’s evolving nightlife with forecasts of new revues and liquor status affecting tempo. It also lists favored films like Grand Hotel and Shanghai Express as year-end possibilities.
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New York
Clara Bow
Manhattan
Hollywood
Film Daily
Tiger Stark
Washington
Broadway
Earl Carroll
Censon
Roosevelt Secretaries of the Boss Reunite in White House
Washington bystander reports that Louis Howe Marvin MacIntyre and Barry, longtime Roosevelt confidants, are set to form the White House secretariat for Franklin D Roosevelt. The trio, linked to the 1920 vice presidential campaign, would rejoin Roosevelt as president, dubbed the old guard in his inner circle.
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Washington
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Macintyre
Barry
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Roosevelt
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Roosevelt White House
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Old Guard
Franklin Roosevelt
Jon
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Ving
Chickenpox care and contagion guidance from health expert
Dr Morris Fishbein discusses chickenpox infectious period and precautions. Keep away from others until skin lesions heal. Trim fingernails, consider mittens or elbow coverings to prevent scratching and secondary infection. Maintain mild diet and baths, use powders or antiseptics as advised, and wash bedding and room after recovery.
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Morris Fishbein
Radio Program Schedule Across Time Zones
A dense OCR style listing shows NBC WEAF WABC and coast networks with programs, clock times, artists, and station call letters. It reads like a full day’s radio schedule including musicals, operas, talk shows, and orchestral programs across East West and coast zones with varied listings and repeats.
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Mountain
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Koh
Kdyl
Pacific Coast
Skippy
Weat
Dan Lang
V. Kaltenhorn
Sleo
Jack
Rety and Dunne
George Nall
Wille Botts
Nelles
Plain Bill
Plano Pictures
Myrt
Marge
the Fifers
Tink
Buck Rogers
Leon Navara Orch
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Bask O'Hare
Wandering Boy
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Kelvin
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Tiny band leader is girl of ten years
Helena Oklahoma 10 year old Rosa Marie Woods practiced on six instruments and conducts a 16 piece saxophone orchestra at the western Oklahoma home and orphanage. Under mother Ada Woods she learned piano violin saxophone cornet and xylophone while keeping up school work and ballet.
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Rosa Marie
Ada Woods
Western Oklahoma
Smallest Confederate Post Office Preserved in Jurnsville NC
The tiny Yancey county post office, built in 1883, measures about two by three feet and served as the first local post office. Postmaster C L Brown ran the desk shaped facility with mail slots along the top and sides and a drop leaf front door for deliveries. It was built under J L Byatt with appointment by Jefferson Davis as Confederate president.
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Jurnsville
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C. L. Brown
United States
Yancey County
Tettera
J. L. Byatt
Jefferson Davis
France considers reform end a husband's power over wife
A senate bill by Justice Minister Rene Renault aims to emancipate married women by allowing them to own businesses, bank accounts, and travel without their husbands' consent. The measure would end compulsory spousal obedience, though parental authority remains, and would keep marriage as a joint partnership with mutual duties.
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Parla
Napoleon
Senate
Rene Renault
Thia
United States
Lillian Roth Returns to Drama After Vaudeville Run
Lillian Roth, 24, after two years away from pictures, shifts from singing and dancing to a dramatic role in Ladies in Prison. She discusses endowment insurance as a financial plan and notes plans for a torch singer project. a writers' complex is built at Normandy farm for Fox. Police commission sets December 20 hearing on electric rates for River Counties Power and Point Pleasant Water and Light.
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