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Chamber urges fresh blood on board via new ballots
The chamber of commerce distributes ballots for director nominations. Directors favor electing active, energetic members with time for public Chamber activities. By laws now prevent re election to secure new blood and better results with member cooperation.
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Chamber of Commerce
Board of Directors
Republican platform challenges Houston convention rally
The piece argues the Republican pledge to uphold the constitution and the eighteenth amendment creates pressure on the Democratic convention in Houston. It warns that a dry or wavering Democratic platform would weaken their position and undermine any chance to run a strong campaign.
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Houston
Spirit of Adventure Elevates Women to Transatlantic Flight
An essay recalls women awaiting better weather to join transatlantic fliers and become the first by air, tracing a history from Magellan to Lindbergh and Byrd. It contrasts past explorers with modern aviation daring, noting women’s rise to share the peril and honor of high seas and high skies.
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Fire damages Crockett buildings on Princeton Avenue
The Crockett buildings on Princeton Avenue near Mercer Street were destroyed by fire. Mrs. Mary Cawood Slemp died at her daughter’s home in Stonega, Virginia. Dr. Samuel A. Baer became Graham College president. H. C. Callaway was re-elected mayor of Bluefield Virginia. T. P. Hicks, foreman for Appalachian Electric Power, injured in an accident near Princeton. Miss Helen Ashworth of Matoaka wed Harry Payne of Wide Mouth.
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Samuel A. Baer
Graham College
H. C. Callaway
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T. P. Hicks
Appalachian Electric Power Company
Princeton
Helen Ashworth
Matoaka
Harry Payne
Widemouth
Responsibility to civilization in bold aviation spirit
A reflection on duty to civilization linking exploration to modern flight. The text compares the spirit of Columbus to the courage in piloting transoceanic airplanes, equating contemporary aviation with historical voyaging.
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Spirit of Columbus
Santa Maria
Literary career risks and the editor’s market demand
A 19 year old Greenwich Village poet faced rejection and contemplated death after failed submissions. Editors stress that success depends on talent and market demand, not just training. Writers must view poetry as a product editors may or may not buy, with Jack London cited as an example of sparse sales.
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Greenwich Village
N. Y
Jack London
Washington as Tammany chief hard for editors to swallow
Opinion circles across a dozen newspapers mock Judge Olvany testimony on Tammany Hall. Editors mocked the claim that Washington aided the sachem, with some papers calling the notion legendary or opportunistic while others debate whether Tammany remained political or charitable.
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North Carolina
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New York City
Post Cards From Europe Paris June 14
The writer contrasts European habits with American travel norms. Soap is often missing in hotels, drinking water is scarce for some travelers, and bottled water is preferred in some French eateries. Elevators exist but rarely descend. Tipping is expected, with locals seeking full compensation. Handshakes and hat etiquette are noted in greetings.
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Europe
America
Watching The Parade Amid Shifting Social Winds
Dr. Arthur T. Hadley argues in Yale Review that rapid intellectual progress disrupts social order and tests old beliefs. The essay warns that misguided idealism risks misaligning the new order with enduring happiness and spiritual well being.
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Yale Review
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Rudderlees
Skyscraper churches and changing New York sights
In Manhattan a new trend toward skyscraper churches is noted with the Broadway Temple a symbol of the movement. The cross atop the tower will be visible from shore and from the air. Other cities and hotels are adapting to modern combinations of church and condo like Mizpah Inn in Syracuse and a Grand Avenue temple in Kansas City.
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Kansas City
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Browiway Temple
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West Virginia Editors Debate State Conditions
West Virginia editors discuss public affairs politics industry development and Mountain State life. The column surveys conditions in the state economy governance urban and rural concerns and prospects for progress across sectors.
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West Virginia
Mountain State
Elk River and West Virginia’s Early Hunting, Health in Focus
A historical piece notes West Virginia’s rich early hunting grounds along the Elk River with Indians, settlers, and a push to protect game. It cites rising accident deaths and efforts to reduce highway and mine site dangers while praising disease prevention progress.
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Pocahontas County
Webster, Braxton, Clay
Kanawha
Elk River
Sporsmen
State Health Department
Division of Vital Statistics
United States
Williamson News
Five Simple Rules for a Proper Diet Explained
Health expert Dr. Morris Fishbein outlines five diet rules: balanced nutrients with quality protein, proper proportions, correct caloric value, digestibility and appealing preparation, and tailoring to health, age, occupation, climate, and season. He notes monotony kills appetite and stresses clean mouth before meals to boost intake.
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Morris Fishbein
I. Stewart
Special disposable towels debut after actors ruin many
Gilbert Swan notes that actors mistreated towels, prompting a special disposable brand designed for single use. The move aims to prevent further waste and maintain cleanliness in productions.
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Gilbert Swan
Dated Oddities From Chicago Headlines
A quirky Chicago snapshot mentions six couples dancing for centuries, doctors treating President Kemal of Turkey for a pimple, an heiress marrying a street car conductor, porters deciding not to strike, and Mussolini predicting endurance after his death.
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