Daily Telegraph Printing Co. address and masthead notice
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Quotation on Charity and Self Exceeding Faith
A religious reflection contrasts caring for kin with denying faith, citing 1 Tim 5:8 about helping one's household. Lavater is quoted remarking that external esteem from friends should not define a person’s worth.
Victory for Justice in Taft’s Supreme Court Tribute
Charles Michelson notes Chief Justice Taft’s measured praise of the Supreme Court’s record. The piece argues the court has erred yet endured, reflecting civil liberty guarantees and Westminster humility in President Harding, seen as a rare example of restraint in power.
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William Howard Taft
United States Supreme Court
America
Taft
Supreme Court
Republic
Supreme Bench
Justice Taft
Supreme Court of the United States
Mr. Taft
Twenty years ago today events in Tazewell and Bramwell
A nineteenth or early twentieth century note recalls Austin Mullens dying in front of his home in Tazewell and Mrs. Percey Berrill dying at Bramwell. Rt Rev P J Donohue Wheeling bishop visited the city. William Nicholson resigned as mine inspector. Henry Rodgin left for Baltimore to marry. W A Harris Confederate veteran died at home.
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Austin Mullens
Tazewell
Percey Berrill
Bramwell
P. J. Donohue
Wheeling
William Nicholson
Henry Rodgin
Baltimore
W. A. Harris
Straw voting and political feints amid a curious mix of tales
A review of straw vote manipulation notes Hoover and Hughes in close counts while Ford dominates headlines. It raises questions on state and federal law defiance and records road work plans between Princeton and Beckley. The piece also follows a Kansas City bridegroom’s frivolous finance, Count Boldour’s Monte Carlo misadventures, and his career path on a French liner.
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Princeton
Beckley
State Medical Association
Georges Boldour
Roumaaia
Monte Carlo
Our Daily Poem Companions
A poem praises friends who fill life with tales of wonder and romance. The speaker thanks these companions as sources of courage and imagination, guiding journeys and comforting through both bright and dark days, finally blessing them as beloved books.
Selected Editorial Opinions from The Argonaut and Time
An old cartoonish anecdote about paying a newspaper with a receipt leads into a broader critique of superstition and understanding. The piece cites Houdini and the New York American, then lampoons naming overparenting and social perceptions, with references to classic names and civic judgment.
Notable Historic Figures in Early 20th Century Misconduct
A fragmented report notes George Wheshington shot during a street car quarrel in East St. Louis on Memorial Day. John Adams jailed in Omaha on a swindling charge. A Lincoln arrested by Chicago police for intoxicated driving. U. S. Grant is mentioned in incomplete context.
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George Wheshington
East St. Louis
John Adams
Omaha
Neb
A. Lincoln
Chicago
U. 8
Grant
Summer Heat and Domestic Strains Highlight Page Debates
The text notes a man improving through work, contrasting his gambling past with better progress as a worker. It then shifts to a New York divorce suit where a wife accuses her husband of cruel treatment for forcing her to wear isle instead of silk hose, illustrating severities of domestic life.
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New York
Diet of coarse bread and ale may extend life to 152 years
Dr. Josiah Oldfield in London claims a man could reach 152 by a diet of coarse bread porridge buttermilk vegetables butter cheese and home brewed ale. He adds life is more than merely existing and urges living for others as well as oneself.
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Josiah Oldfield
London
Dr. Oldfield
Earth
Buffalo Express
Goes Crazy After Dancing Marathon
Fragmentary OCR text discusses a dancing marathon and an unclear phrase about going crazy after a star. No verifiable names, dates, or places are readable to confirm a full event or report.
Child Sets Bourgat Village Ablaze Near Budapest
A child playing with matches caused a fire that destroyed Bourgat, a village about 100 miles from Budapest. In Prague two German aviators were arrested and escorted to the border for flying over Czechoslovak territory.
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Budapest
Bourgat
Prague
Wit and Wisdom Snippets From a Telegraph Page
A collection of quirky aphorisms and humorous lines about vacation plans, dating, crime, fashion, and daily life. The snippets poke fun at speakbeforethinking, marital woes, bootlegging officials, and aging, with light moral overtones and playful wordplay.
Clever Humorous Vignettes From a Local Assembly
A clipped collection of tongue twisters and jokes from a small town scene. A nameless man tests his wit on his wife with a quip about being a mule. An earnest revivalist meets a rough character after a late night. A beaver and a man with a run dry car supply comic mishaps. A physician offers a cure for money with a sharp reply about pricing. The humor shifts to a vaudeville style about musical comedy and a widow’s spending.
Short Cuts From Exchanges
Quick pulls from papers note parenting, self harm headlines, world court critiques, naval neglect, Russia reforms, and cheap advice trends crossing Atlantic. Headlines reflect varied editorials and social observations from multiple papers.
Ontario Prohibition Loopholes Stir Bootlegger Talk
A reader notes Ontario enforces liquor export as a loophole to dodge prohibition. The piece discusses motor truck exports, court rulings, and how technicalities in law can be exploited or closed by straightforward enforcement and common sense.
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Ontario
United States
Canada
Intario
I Ll Tell The World Liebe Braunstein Story Of A Life
A serialized reminiscence notes Leon Trotzky born October 26 and his radical youth in Russia with five prison years and a passport forged name. It recalls his influence on Bolshevism and a reflective moral about leaders, plus a sidetrack on Dr Frank McGowan repairing an arm in an ambulance.
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Liebe Braunstein
Leon Trotzky
Trotzky
Dynamo
Lenin
Frank McGowan
New York
McGowan
Selected Homes Offer On Poplar and Nearby Streets
Six room bungalow on Poplar Street with heat hardwood floors and conveniences priced at 6200 on terms. Five room heated home on Third Street in good condition priced at 6000 on terms. Seven room home on South Mercer Street with hot water heat on paved street priced at 6000 on terms 7000 on terms for Hale Addition new eight room home with heat priced at 7000 on
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Third Street
South Mercer Street
Paved
Hale Addition
Giles Street
Raleigh Terrace
North Side
Reese Street
South Byefield
Washington Street
Preston Street
Union Street
Memorial Avenue
Bluefield
Woodland
Woodland Avenue
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