Daily Telegraph Printing Co Notice Sample Card
The fragment appears to be a newspaper notice from the Daily Telegraph Printing Co listing administering details, pricing and notices to readers. It mentions subscription rates by mail across zones in West Virginia and surrounding regions and includes a quoted Bible verse about charity.
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Dimen
Menting
Apacial Mattinga
Entertainmante Tay
Bazagra
Falta
Nalen
Thinka
Phitharias
DAILY
Thuegrafh Printing CO
Bluedeld
Thefield
WL Va
Tha
Associi
Fresa
Wna
Virginia
West Virginia
NRA Fades After Supreme Court Rules It Unconstitutional
A historical notice explains the end of the National Industrial Recovery Act after the Supreme Court ruled it illegal. The blue eagle symbolism vanished as enforcement stopped, with limited stopgap provisions remaining to guide fair competition and preserve some government business patronage.
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United States Supreme Court
Congress
High Court
House
Senate
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
NRA
United States Chamber of Commerce
United
Federal Trade Commission
Ana
Relief and Migration Trends in 1934 Farm Population
A report from the bureau of agricultural economies links relief payments to urban morale and migration. It notes migration to farms slowed in 1934, births outpaced deaths by 481,000, and net rural population rose despite urban pull.
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Bureau of Agricultural Economies
Faon
Rurel
Tis
Dole Culture Erodes Morale and Increases Public Debt
The piece argues that lengthy unemployment and reliance on federal aid have lowered urban morale, with many choosing to stay in the cities rather than move for work. It warns of two evils: higher public debt and widespread indifference to civic duties, during hard times.
Touring Season Prompts Caution On Crowded Highways
As millions travel by car this touring season the article warns of frequent fatal traffic accidents. It urges careful driving to save lives and notes alcohol is a dangerous accompaniment for motor trips, advising travelers to leave whisky at home.
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Middle West
Daily Press
Global Powers Guarding Plans Stir World Alarm
The piece denounces Japan and Italy as pursuing aggressive designs in Asia and Africa. It accuses Tokyo of puppet rule in Manchukuo and seeks expansion into Mongolia while Mussolini seeks dominion in Abyssinia. It condemns Western acquiescence and protective aims over Abyssinia.
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Japan
Far East
China
Tokyo
Africa
Abyssinia
Henry Puyi
Iu-yi
Manchuria
Mongolia
Puyi
Italy
Mussolini
Judaea
Greater Armaments Policy From Britain Under Baldwin
The Baldwin government in Britain advocates heavier armaments to ensure international tranquility and parity in pacts. Observers note nations have violated covenants when convenient, so Britain seeks military strength to enforce any agreement. The broader trend shows major powers arming on land sea and air, risking a new global conflict.
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Stanley Baldwin
Great Britain
Baldwin Pan
Shore
Baldigin
It Was The Time Of Roses It Was Not In The Winter
Fragmented verse recalls a springtime scene of roses and a lovers parting. The text blends archaic phrasing with garbled names and lines about time, love, and a crowning moment. The readable parts point to a poem or lyric reflection by Thomas Howd- with floral imagery.
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Ronea
U. S. Normandie
Atlantic
Cod
Trust busting talk and reform plans swirl in Washington
Washington notes amid debates on enforcing anti trust laws and NRA unwind. Officials hint new deeds will tighten enforcement, while general optimism grows over recovery as stock markets hold firm despite adverse data. Swanson letter sparks controversy over Stirling article and Communist sensitivities. Roosevelt expected to press reform agenda before Congress adjourns, shaping next year’s election.
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Justice Department
NICA
Ruby
Montia
American Column and Lumber Company
NRA
NIIA
Buch
Cain
Attitrust Law
Adminiatraon Funder Nra
Eix
Hoover Administration
Cummings
New Deal
Jury finds Jacob Gable guilty in aged woman's murder
Johnstown jury blames 2d year old Jacob Gable for the killing of 79 year old Harriet Goldstein on Hamilton terrace. The coroner recommends Gable be tried immediately after his murder plea and praises Edward Foster and Michael Horyak for uncovering evidence.
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Johnstown
Jacob Gable
Harriet Goldstein
Hamilton Terrace
Ottakirte
Gable
Ebeanaburg
Edward Cecil Foster
Michael Horyak
Harry Kink
Foster
Boryak
Amonate Man Injured In Motorcycle Wreck
Cecil Stanley, 20, of Amonate, Va, suffered a fractured collarbone and lacerations when his motorcycle wrecked en route to Welch. The Bliefeld hospital reported the rear tire blowout caused the accident about five miles from Amonate. Stanley was employed by the Pocahontas Fuel Company.
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Cecil Stanley
Auanato
Bigs
Graduation Days and Oddities in The Once Over
A buoyant college graduation spoof mixes verse about caps gowns and future plans with a satirical wrap of current events. It riffs on speeches, urged virtues, and campus rites while weaving in newsy quips about politics and society. The piece blends playful verse with garbled notices of national topics and cultural references.
Enchanted Acre and The Garden Grows Book Finds
Bruce Catton reviews The Enchanted Acre by Grove Hambidge and The Garden Grows by John F. Leeming. Each work offers a different U S or English view on building a small estate with garden and rustic life scenes.
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Grove Hambidge
John F. Leeming
United States
England
Leeming
Pambidge
What Today Means to You on June 21 Birthday
June 21 birthdays carry traits of Cancer with a focus on listening over talking and discretion. The piece lists luck and danger periods, suggested careers, personal attributes, and notable figures such as Henry Carleton and Daniel Beard, linking personality to gifts and prophecies.
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Henry Guy Carleton
Daniel C. Beard
Timothy A. Conrad
Yoxghert Benson
Carlos T. Jackson
Henry Holden Huss
Garden wisdom from a backyard farmer in Time to Grow
A memoir describes experiences developing a backyard farm and offers practical advice on the garden trees farm animals outdoors and even insects. It discusses two titles The Garden Grown and Euphanted Acres with published prices and publishers noted.
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Tryside
Mothaw-Hill
Harcourt, Brace
Harpoon and Court Signals In A City Dispatch
New York police say they can identify fingerprints on items. The text mocks youthful thefts and notes public interest may shift after the Supreme Court adjourns. A one way ocean phone lets one party talk while the other cannot respond.
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New York
Eaath
Supreme Court
Will Rogers recalls Buck McKee and Teddy in Hollywood tale
Will Rogers relives old vaudeville days with Buck McKee who now runs a riding academy near Roseville California. He credits McKee for shaping his start and recalls stage moments with the horse Teddy and a rope trick that drew laughs.
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Hollywood
Will Rogers
Buck McKee
Buck
Teddy
Will Rogers and Company
Will
Sacramento River
McKee
Roseville
Cali
Wat
Hanmerster's
New York
Europe
Rogers
Buel
Rerich Fire Department
South America
Race track follower charged with murder in Maryland case
John Francis Reda Burke, a 27 year old race track follower from Philadelphia, was committed to jail without bond after arraignment on murder charges. Prosecutors allege Burke killed 80 year old David Buchanan at a Hagerstown rooming house on June 1, with a bloodstained shirt entered as evidence.
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Hagerstown
John Francis Reda Burke
Philadelphia
David Jh
Huke Burke
Buchanan
Martinsburg
W. Va
Burke
Marilngburg House
Police arrest two in Pennsylvan ia commencement incident
At the University of Pennsylvania commencement two New York men, David Dobrowsky and Joseph Cohen, were identified by detective Thomas Doyle. Doyle said they were ritually congratulating graduates with one hand while rifling pockets with the other.
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Alma Mammy
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylania
David Dobrowsky
Joseph Cohen
New York
Thomas Doyle
Pocketa
THIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY REMEMBERED EVENTS AND MARRIAGES
Highlights from the Bluefield Daily Telegraph files recall three decades ago with obituaries and marriages. William Meadows dies in Pontotac Texas while J Frank Maynard and Miss Sara Singleton wed in Lynchburg. Mrs Fannie Patrick injured in a fall near her home.
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William Meadows
Alex Meadows
Peterstown
Pontotac
Texas
J. Frank Maynard
Bluefield
Sara Singleton
Lynchburg
Mra
Fannie Patrick
West Graham
Washington Bystander Signals 1936 GOP Prospects
Washington observers assess the Springfield grass roots gathering and Chicago Clinton talks for clues to the 1936 Republican nomination. Rumors center on Col. Frank Knox and possible fusion moves with Liberty League activity, as party realignments unfold in Illinois Indiana and New York.
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Washington. C
Wadsworth
New York
Roosevelt
Liberty League Advisory Committee
Smith and Wadsworth
Jouett Shouse
Ths
League
Chicago
Washington
Lowden
Jim Watson
Indiana
Hington
Springfield
Prairie States
Col
Frank Knox
Knox
South
Passage aboard the Normandie stirs warship plans in peacetime
Aboard the Normandie in June 1960, Paul Harrison muses on ocean liners as self contained worlds with libraries, theaters, and hospitals, noting the ship’s design and potential wartime conversion. He contrasts luxury with speed myths of rival liners and hints at impending militarization of merchant fleets.
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Normandie
Thugh
Rene Pugnet
Fime
Bremen
Europa
Rex
Sel
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