Simplifying Names for New Europe Czecho Slovakia and Yugoslavia
The passage argues to rename the new states Bohemia and Serbia to form Czecho Slovakia and Jugo Serbia, noting Bohemia’s dominance and historic independence. It suggests Prague as capital of Czecho Slovakia and Belgrade as seat of government for Jugo Slavia, emphasizing ease of pronunciation and familiarity.
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Serbia
Austria-Hungary
Prague
Czecho-Slovakia
Belgrade
Jugo-Slavia
Bohemia
Czecho Slovakia
Builders Needed to Shape a New American Era
The article argues that the nation needs builders to reform politics and economy after despotism. It calls for constructing better conditions and institutions in France, Belgium, and the United States, rebuilding industries, transportation, and national citizenship with a focus on American principles and opportunity.
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New World
France
Belgium
America
Mmust
Real Estate Boom Urges Housing Construction in City
The article notes unprecedented real estate activity with rising prices and warns the city’s housing shortage. It argues for building many new houses to meet demand, reduce crowding, and provide profits to owners while urging public spirit to aid the remedy.
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Rea Estate
Wilson finally backs women’s citizen rights in suffrage move
President Wilson congratulates Mrs. Catt and acknowledges women as citizens. He delayed support, joining the suffrage procession only after recognizing equal suffrage was inevitable, showing measured political tact.
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Wilson
Mrs. Catt
Equal Suffrage Movement
Mr. Wilson
Rapid shifts in public mood frame a world of change
The piece surveys rapid changes in ideas among the populace, notes the remarriage of John Jacob Astor’s first wife to a wealthy English lord, and comments on Austrian population, Archduke assassination reverberations, Whitman’s centenary, and a Ta Manapolis auto speed contest where Wilcox won 20 000 and the author 30 000. It also mentions Huntington’s Democratic mayoral win and other political currents.
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Sam
Ta- Manapolis
Wilcox
Fires, debts, and preventable losses in 1918 Omaha Bee view
The Omaha Bee notes 1918 fire losses in the United States totaling 20 million dollars, second only to 1906 San Francisco, condemning carelessness and preventable blazes. It cites 441 arson convictions across 42 states, including 172 fraud or pyromania cases, urging vigilant prevention.
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United States
San Francisco
America
Omaha
Omaha Bee
Four World Records Shattered at Meadowbrook Games
Philadelphia reports four world records were broken today at Meadowbrook games on Franklin field by University of Pennsylvania athletes four times surpassing previous marks with strong performances across multiple events.
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Philadelphia
Meadowbrook
Franklyn Field
University of Penn
Why Do Women Suffer Mishawaka Ad Promotes Pinkham Remedy
Mishawaka reader Mrs. Sud a Oldfather describes relief from a severe female weakness after three months of illness and trying Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad urges others with similar ailments to seek this root and herb remedy and notes the company offers guidance based on 400 years of experience.
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Mishawaka
Ind
Aeries
Lydia E. Pinkham
Suda Oldfather
West Second Street
Michigan dominates Western Intercollegiate meet led by Johnson
Michigan won the Western Intercollegiate Conference meet with 44.5 points, Chicago 34, Notre Dame 21, while C Johnson starred by sweeping four events and breaking conference records in high and broad jumps. Pennsylvania sprinters lowered relay marks in several events and W C Haymond led the 1880-yard race victory for Pennsylvania.
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Michigan
Sylvania
W. C. Haymond
F. H. Davis
Sherman Sanders
W. Stith
Pennsylvania
Chicago
University of Michigan
University of Chicago
Finois
Notre Dame University
C. Johnson
Whooping cough relief with Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy
Mrs. P. H. Martin of Peru Indiana reports giving Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to her two daughters with whooping cough. She says it worked like a charm and kept the cough loose and easy to expectorate.
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Chamberlain
P. H. Martin
Peru
Ind
Chamerlain
Secret Societies Meeting Notices
Onward Court No 66 Tribe of Ben Hur meets second and fourth Wednesday nights at eight in Moose hall Princeton Ave Valting Sons and Daughters of Hur welcome Pinefield Lodge No 153 Knights of Pythias meets Tuesday nights at eight in Moose Hall near Passenger Station Visiting Knights invited to attend
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Moose Hall
Princeton Ave
Pinefield Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Bluefield
Bluefield Avenue
Modorn Woodmen OF America
Beechwood Woodmen of the World
Princeton Avenue
Central Labor Union of
Moose
Bluefeld Council
Knights of Columbus
Eagles’ Hall
Bluefield Aenue
Order of Eagles
Poca
Kantas
Scott Street
Bluefield Lodge
Masonic Temple
Odd Fellows
Beaver Lodge
Red Men's Hall
Thomas Street
Pythians
Summit City Lodge
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
B. of L. KR
Rewtnd
Loyal Order of Moose
the Royal Cate
Andrew F. Leckie
G. L. Straub
Newport News
Welch
St. Luke's Chapel
Graham Sale
Evelyn and
Graham, Jr
Lynchburg
Paris Beavers
Eloise
Cincinnati
Mary Jean Godfrey
Pinefield
A. E. Logan
Frances Logan
R. L. Page
Berwind National Bank
Storm Tests Elizabeth and Kenneth on a Lake
In a sudden squall Elizabeth and Kenneth clash over who guides their canoe. A wrecked paddle and a dangerous lake lead her to seek his help, he arranges rescue, and she admits reluctance, then fears subside as they survive and reconcile. An ending note mentions Rhodesia chrome ore and an Italian study on petroleum laws.
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Elizabeth
Kenneth Rice
Betty
Kenneth
Rocky Point
Ken
McClure
Welch Wins Bond Vote For City Hall And Bridge
A special Welch election carried a 75000 bond issue to fund a city hall, fire headquarters, and a concrete bridge over Kik horn river on McDowell street. Voters favored the measure with strong support on the high school side and business district, while Hemphill saw no ballots cast.
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Kikhorn River
McDowell Street
Hemphill
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Daily Telegraph Printing CO
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Messengers of Prayer
Alice Cary
John Jacob Astor
Vincent Astor
Republic of Austria
State of
New York
Vienna
Sarajevo
Walt Whitman
Boston
Williamson
Huntington
Luxemburg
LaFayette
A. M
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K. T
Mane Bluefield Commandery
Biks
Raleigh Street
Summit
Fraternal Order of Stars
Red Men's
T. C. Tanner
North Mercer Street
W. Va
Rhodesia
South Africa
Italy
Mexico
Welch News
Welch Cash Grocery Company
Havace
G. D. Thomas
Welch Hospital
Thomas Joe Lawrence
Thomas
Maybeurge
Roy Eisel
Virginia League
Pil Johnson
Holston
R. E. Greer
Chaminade Club
W. W. Hughes
Nirah Wester
East Radford
Bristol
Roanoke
East
Norfolk
Broiler
Hagerstown
Phiadelphia
Shenandoah
Kenova
Portsmouth
U. S
Columbus
Charleston
Jaeger
Gary
Kfor
Norton
Bevill
W. C. Saunders
Sass
Traf
Pennagrade Oil and Gas Company
West Virginia
Bramwell
Mercer County
Pennagrade O'L & Gas CO
Burgh, Browax
Smith
Brown
Tod
First National Bank
DR. J
Compton
Ever
Daily Telegraph
THE
Bluefield National Bank
Bland and
Raleigh Streets
Bluefield, Wa
Jamee Ellwood Jones
Myr. aamieBride
Silas der
F. Farrel
R. Hawthorne
Secrecas
Pocahontas Fuel Company
Pocahontas
Tidewater A
Tal
Eahontas Fuel Company Inco
Ted
Feld
Great Lakes
PRG
Pocahontas Fuel Company, Incorporated
Pocahontas Coal
Broadway
Mass
Board of Cincinnati Ohio
Pocahonts Wharf
New England Coal & Coke Co
Devonshire Street
Tidewater
Lambert's Point
Sewall
Genova
Pocahontas Fuel Co., Inc
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