Printing rates and delivery terms in old newspaper ad
A fragmentary ad lists subscription rates and delivery options. It references print rates by location and time, including Virginia and West Virginia regions, with terms for advance payments, mail options, and distance-based charges. The legible parts show price amounts and service details in an aged press layout.
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Ant
Pavanis
Seconu
Virginia
Sonea
West Virginia
Fragmentary Bible Verse Refers to Called Believers
The readable text cites a biblical quote about God working all things for good for those who love Him and are called, with garbled trailing phrases suggesting a religious or devotional snippet from a post-Rowan context. The fragment includes references to true love friendship and a stray monetary sign, likely OCR errors.
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Hin
Pats
The Nation’s Wealthy Loosen Courage Under Panic
The piece laments a loss of traditional Yankee spirit amid crisis. It cites Henry Clay Frick, John D. Rockefeller, and Andrew Carnegie as bold figures who navigated past panics, arguing that while opportunities differ, leaders today remain excessively hysterical. It questions who the nation can turn to for land or ship during hard times.
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Henry Clay Frick
Rockefeller
John D
Gleen
busi+ megs
Whdor
Andrew Carnegie
King of
Steel
Frick, Rockefeller
Car- Hegle
Secretary Mills rules out reprisals over debt default
Secretary Mills in Washington stated the United States will not consider reprisals for foreign debt defaults last week. He urged maintaining trade with France, Belgium, Poland and other countries that failed to pay, noting post-revolution repudiations like Soviet debts and implying governments choose to meet obligations or disguise their failure. The French remain bitter toward the Soviets but continue trade with Russia.
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Treasury Mills
Washington
United States
Milla
France
Belgium
Poland
Juno
Mills
Russia
Re. G
Fragmentary note on gasoline production trends
A garbled excerpt discusses gasoline production and declines, hinting at a causal link and the phrase The new. Readable portions suggest a report on output shifts and future expectations without clear specifics. The fragment preserves the core topic of energy production in a historic newspaper context.
Thirty Years Ago Today National and local events noted
The Files Of The Briverfield Daily Telegraph recalls events from 30 20 and 10 years ago. Rufus M Ward 84 of California dies at Captain Baldwin s home in Summers Street Fisher secretary of the railroad YMC A returns from Indianapolis contractors awarded a 150000 improvement on Bluefield yards Mrs J Robert Glover sister of Mrs William Leckie dies in Pottsville Pa E T Spancer elected noble grand of Bluefield lodge IOOF Ten years ago J A Kinninger and Miss Lord Foy Fanning wed in First Presbyterian church Joseph Crockett resigns as assistant US attorney Gilbert Kahle and Miss Macle Harman married. Consumption rises with age. More bus and truck miles run. Auto traffic influenced by mood but still money to enjoy cars. Automobile touring across the country declines yet people keep cars busy.
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Rufus M. Ward
California
D. B. Baldwin
Summera Street
Fisher
Y. MC. A
Indianapolis
Jones and Luck
Bluefield
J. Robert Glover
William Leckie
Welch
Pottsville
E. T. Spancer
Noble
Bluefield Lodge
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Hazel Adkins
Deiorme
W. Va
J. A. Kinninger
Lord Foy Fanning
First Presbyterian Church
Joseph Crockett
United States Court For
Northern District
West Virginia
Gilbert H. Kahle
Macle G. Harman
New Hope
Fewer coins minted as mint faces uneven economy
The Philadelphia mint, responsible for about 8 percent of U S coinage, endures a rare downturn yet reports a surplus of cash as unemployment and weak business slow consumer spending. As Christmas nears, mint output rises with new gold and silver coins and fresh bills from the engraving bureau to meet gift money demand. A note encourages promoting memorial medals and anniversary coins.
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Uncle Sam
Philadelpha
Monay Nill
Laén
Oliver Coine
Bureau of Printing and Engraving
Philadelphia
Japan's Military Control and Imperial Policy Clash
An analysis of Japan's constitutional setup shows the emperor's side can direct war despite government protests. The cabinet and parliament lack unified control over the army, unlike the U S system where the president leads military action with Congress declaring war. The piece notes Germany's pursuit of securities amid markets and national risk.
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Japan
Manchuria
United States
Congress
Death and Hope in Florence Earle Coates Poem
A fragmentary reading presents a poem by Florence Earle Coates about death as a key that opens gates fame and a cloak for shame. It calls death the final goal of every race and a storm that seeds a resting place, a messenger of eternal light, welcomed with grief, and a friend to the isolated. The piece contrasts death with life, dreaming of an unextinguished sun and the hush after strife.
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Fiorence Earle Coates
Debate over West Virginia tax limits and reapportionment
The Wheeling Intelligencer argues existing bonded debt may be exempt from levy limits, while editors question how bond payments fit into total maximum levies. The Morgantown Post and Morgantown Post discuss reapportionment, with criticism of Jackson county representation and calls to defend farming areas. Other papers oppose Hachmann redistricting and a third federal district, urging fiscal prudence and caution on court expansion.
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Wheeling Intelligencer
Atate
Supreme Court
Intelligencer RagiMes
Morgantown
Jackson
Lewin
Greenbrier
Aec
Jackson Herata
Morgantown Post
Hachmann
West Virginia
Switzerland
Parkersburg
Uncle Sam
Sentinel
Charleston
the Mail
Clarkeburg
West Virginia Briefs: Fires and Fatal Car Crash
Martinsburg residents saved from a third floor fire in a business building collapsed. Charleston man Orvin R. Jones, 30, died when his car went over a cliff and onto railroad tracks below. Pineville Callie Stewart, 18, held pending hearing on charges connected to the slaying of Mrs. Kirt Stewart after a dispute over car keys. Charleston court test on a special legislature act on deployment estate appears probable.
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Associated Press
Martinsburg
Bildingich
Charleston
Orvin R. Jones
Pineville
Callie Stewart
Jeasee
Kirt Stewart
Limkeya
Develop Air Field at Hollingfield Under $2 Million Plan
Washington reports about two million dollars are allocated to improve Hollingfield air field. Work underway includes construction of military barracks a quartermaster maintenance building a warehouse an old corn warehouse a firehouse a guardhouse officers quarters and non commissioned officers quarters.
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Air Field
Washington
Hollingfield
Roxy Hall Cats and a Suffrage Woman in New York
A far flung New York tale links Kitty Gordon once seen near the Metropolitan with a Greenwich Village find. The piece also recounts Rockefeller Center’s cat mascot story born amid Roxy music hall lore and notes Dick Seibert, a Bethlehem-born organist, who "crashed the gate" to win a New York audition.
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Kitty Gordon
New York
Metropolitan
Kitty
Greenwich Village
Browing
ROXY
Roxy Music Hall
Martha
John D. Rockefeller Jr
Rockefeller Center
Sixth Avenue
Manhattan Island
Dick Seibert
Ifl Seibert
Bethlehem
Pittsburgh
Washington
Conlidge
Brooklyn
Throwing The Harpoon Analysis and Odd Notes
An eclectic clipping quotes Doak on depressions as civilization’s indictment and recounts quash motions. It satirically recalls Barleycorn’s comeback, Europe trips for taxpayers, Mussolini and whaling jokes, a monument to a 300 ton ship 100 feet high, and a Christmas tree disposal quip with flapper imagery.
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John Barleycorn
Europe
Mugsolini
Ashurst the Senate Showman Delights in Huey Long Tactics
Washington bystander notes Senator Henry Ashurst of Arizona as a master showman who enjoys Senate floor clashes. He watches Huey Long stall and twist debate, grinning at each maneuver while staying in firm opposition, famed for his ready humor and keen political timing.
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Kirke Simpson
Washington
Henry Ashuret
Ashurst
Huey! Long
Louisiana
Long
Franie
Lonk
Senate
Boulder Dam
Hayden
Jea
Heart Disease As Leading Cause Of Death Urged Early Detection
Daily Health Service discusses rising heart disease rates and public plans in 1932 to detect it early. It notes heart function, blood disorders, platelets, and the hereditary link of hemophilia, with emphasis on avoiding strain and recognizing epidemics requiring targeted serums over standard antitoxins.
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Morris Fishbein
United States
Radio Program Listings for Saturday December 24
Central and eastern time schedules list NBC WEAF WIOD and CBS network lines with brief programs, bands, orchestras, and hour-by-hour station maps across regions including East, Midwest, Mountain and Pacific Coast. Notable entries include Kyser's Orchestra, Jane Froman, and R. Richer orchestras, with coast-wide feeds and late-night concerts.
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Associated Press
Nbc-Weaf
Whaq
Wedl Woo
Northwest
Canadien Ertin
Kelp
Klyr
Ckew
SOOTH
Wrva
Wptf
Winx
Wila.waum
Mountain
Koa
Kdy
Kight Pacific Court
Kga Kted
Ktar EU
Kay Kyser
Ay Kyser
Neat
Geo. Olsen
Cbs-Wabc
Rabio -Chain
Wabo
Wade Woko
Weao
Woac
Wer
Wkbw
Wkrt
Whk
Ckok
Wdrc
Weau
Wip-Wtan
Wiaa Wean
Wspd
Ambo
Weco
Wmor
Wpg Woh
Wibs
Wlea
Cihc Dixir
Wget
Wiea
Whro
Wéod
Kwoz Kira Wrec
Wlao
Wdau
Kral
Wrr
Ktrh
Ktaa
Waoc
Krjf
Wgam
Wdbo
Wdee Whig
Wdbj
Wilw
Wwe
Midwest
Whem
Wabdt
Weah
Wmbd
Wtag
Wkbh
Ktab
Wien
Mec
Wibw
Kfb
Wrt
Wnax
Wkbn
Kwor Kis
Kot
Pacific Coast
Khj
Knox Koin
Leo Sima
Orch
Filettle and Hall
Alto Coast
the Buccaneers
Fingers of Harmony
Pickeng Sisters
Lew White
Orgas
Don
Bestov
Grehestra
Mark Flaher
Henry's Widow Produces Novel in Porter's Line
Asheville New York UP reports Mrs. Bara Soteman Porter, widow of O Henry, continues the writing tradition by composing novels in her mountain home near where William Sydney Porter died. She calls herself semi professional, says home work limits writing, and notes a serial she works on faith. She contrasts her style with O Henry’s, recalls his modesty, and mentions her current project Unseen Cables.
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Asheville
N. Y
Bara Soteman Porter
Mya, Porter
Henry
Here
William Sidney Porter
Porter
O. Henry
Farmers Rally with Militants Near Hunger March Echoes
Report from Washington describes marching farmers as a militant group seeking immediate relief and a moratorium on debts taxes mortgages and evictions They align with hunger marchers in rhetoric while remaining property owners and largely non Communist The piece notes their demand for debt relief and potential clashes with existing farm leaders and government processes and traces roots to the Iowa farm strike and a broader working class agenda
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Ashington
Han
National Relief Conferenca
National Farmer Organizationa
Apeak
New Hampshire
Radical Labor Group
Epaakera
Wera Engels Comes to Hollywood in Blond Wig
Hollywood welcomes Vera Engels a brunet newly from Germany with limited English and a string of film contracts. She recalls learning English in China and England, hopes to succeed in Hollywood, and notes the challenge of portraying an aged character in a story opening in 1990. Her past includes marriage and divorce to Charles Lincoln, and she plans a four year commitment.
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Hollywood
Wera
Vera
Engels
Germany
America
Garbe
Dietrich
China
England
France
Ehwis
Falla
Richard Dix
Justike Wera
Charles Lincoln
Mer
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Ihe
Sedsion
Jackson Herald
Jackson ‘Cnuity
William
Duke
Shurst
Huey
Ashuret
Nefitly
Nave
Ashurat
Daily Health Service
Whis Binefeld
Bilent
Frank Dale Blanche
NBC
Wbza
Weky
Kyw
Kfix
Wear
Vwtroj
South
Wrea
Kgo
Rhythm Kings
Dy Ea
Mall Orch
A. Duehin
Baris Orek
Aece
Hyman
Ar Ubnek
Dizie
Jack Miley
Magle
Captiva
Tora
Dixie
Cook Bisters
Cy Hill
Ann Leaf
Iowa
Screen
Life In
Huston
Iain
Walter
Ninetta
Sunderland
Lions
Barrymore
John, Walters
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