Fragmentary Reflection on Truth and Time
A terse meditation on truth and goodness enduring beyond human life. The speaker notes the past eludes, yet true values persist beyond death, while change and memory shape enduring meaning in human existence.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1912
Page
4
A terse meditation on truth and goodness enduring beyond human life. The speaker notes the past eludes, yet true values persist beyond death, while change and memory shape enduring meaning in human existence.
The piece notes divisions within the Republican Party as Taft leads Roosevelt by a small margin in delegate support. It urges delegates to set aside personal preference to secure peace and allow Taft to be elected, hoping lawmakers act conservatively and free of self interest.
The country press runs strongly against Theodore Roosevelt and his policies as newspapers across Philadelphia and other cities resist supporting his aspirations. Editorially the press stands antagonistic, recalling how popular opinion shifted against Bryan in prior campaigns and wondering what fate awaits Roosevelt now.
Fragmented commentary notes Republican papers in various cities show mixed support for Taft and Roosevelt. Observers claim some outlets favor Roosevelt while others criticize Taft, yet all acknowledge a difficult election landscape and internal party divisions.
Reading dispatches from Cleveland, editors debate how reforms should proceed through proper channels. Critics warn against hasty measures that could harm needed changes, while voices urge orderly, decent action without overreaching.
Reports estimate convention expenses for the Republican and Democratic parties, noting funds from donors and the use of leftover money for campaigns. The Baltimore Democratic event may be hosted at the Fifth Regiment Armory with seating for about 20 000, while Chicago plans a large arena with substantial capacity and nearby funding for lights and decorations.
The article discusses party conventions emphasizing experienced leaders and compares Republican and Democratic officials like William F. Stone and John J. Martin. It satirically notes civic ordinances and mock proposals, referencing unity, term limits, and a critique of political flavoring and public concerns.
The Parkerburg Dispatch News notes editors weigh remarks on the governor and a jesting remark about Bill Flinn. The brief item hints at political commentary and media response without further detail.
The McDowell County board of education invites bids to erect a new school building at Welch West Virginia. Specifications are at Luther Anderson architect firm in Bramwell. All bids due by 10 30 am Monday June 17 1912.
A collage of warped clippings cites satire on national committees and Roosevelts candidates, jokes about taxing German women, a Kentucky pensioner starting school late, and a quip about Carnegie era media. The tone is pithy and opinionated, typical of late 19th or early 20th century column snips from Indiana and Cleveland papers.
The text explains that tetanus relatives live in dirty water and soil. It warns about a bacteria causing inflammation and possible gangrene when wounds are exposed to dirt and emphasizes protecting wounds from contamination. It notes several dangerous bacteria survive in soil and the need for wound care.
A fragmented report outlines proposed changes to court and police procedures. It discusses extending summons validity, issuing identification cards, and allowing summonses without arrests. It also notes a deputy district attorney’s resignation and concerns over corruption in past practices.
Fragmentary OCR notes from a Chicago convention entry listing figures such as Biaine Maine Logan Illinois Garfield Roosevelt and McKinley. Mentions dates around 1893 to 1896 with references to James S. Sherman, William H. Taft, and Garf ield era figures. Conveys a chaotic retrospective on party figures and the event location.
Mise Eva Moore of Northfork was in the city yesterday. Wyndham Stokes of Welch visited the cit yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. White left last night for Charleston to visit relatives. Miss Mamie Anderson returned home from Roanoke. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Benls plan an extended trip to Great Lakes cities. Jack Bailey in Vivian spends Sunday with parents on Ramney Street. Stuart M. Buck of Bremwell and H. W. Raweon of McDowell joined others in the city yesterday. Roy Mastin of Landraft left for Roanoke to visit his parents. Mrs. J. D. Long and Miss Pauling Woolwine returned from Bell Spring. Prominent visitors from Piatrwell gameday included Magre Morton Bryant Finnigan and John Hiwood. Mrs. C. D. Glendy and Karl of Dublin visited Mrs. J. L. Neel on South Bland Street and planned a Ports mouth trip. Miss Hallie Bailey returned from Lynchburg. Dan Evans accompanied her to visit his uncle. Mind Dora Pruet, vacationing with home folks at Shawver Mills, returned to Lynchburg. Mrs. Paul Adking, mother of Mrs. d ees in Portsmouth, Ohio, returned last night with Mrs. Black as guest for several days.
The article lauds the enduring drive to explore and conquer, comparing early polar quests to Drake and Raleigh era feats. It notes rapid modern progress from vast deserts to railroad networks like Cape to Cairo and Trans Andean, highlighting Siberia and South America’s rail growth and a revived, bold spirit of exploration.
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