Obscure Daily Telegraph Adabyline and Rates Notice
The fragment shows a newspaper masthead style with names like DAILY SHLEGRAPH PRINTING CO and Bluefield West Virginia. It includes subscription rates for various periods and regions, mentions Associated Press republication, and parcel routing language. The readable portions point to a classed ad or rate card for circulation and delivery. It references prices such as 6.50 for six months and 3.25 for three months, plus details on territorial coverage and carriage.
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Virginia
West Virginia
Popahla
God's Moment
Fragmentary lines from a lyric or verse present a quotation about knavish apeeth and a foolish car. Names, dates, or clear events are not identifiable. The remaining readable text hints at literary wordplay rather than a complete news item.
Women Leaders Urge Peace Through National Defense Insight
A wartime study by the War Department highlights women’s power and the idea that preparedness supports peace. In a Washington conference, delegates from fifteen national groups argued that women may feel the call to safeguard national rights and defend the nation if needed.
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Aris
Washington
Aciflam
Jyomen
United Statines
Defangaates
D. Oliphant
Bluefield
Abe
Ehe
Oliphant
Eho
Hergelf
Eee Bhe
We Were Doing WHNTY YDARS AGO
Seven people were killed by an explosion at the Grapevine works of the United States Coal and Coke Company in Wilene. Colonel George V. Miles, a Virginian figure, was buried at Maton, Virginia. Hal M. Crockett died at his mother’s home in this city. A Fiat Top National Bank branch opened at the corner of Federal and Raleigh streets. The Roanoke College Glee Club Bank in Bluefield and Flynn and Greear opened a new drug store at Princeton Avenue and Tazewell Streets.
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George V. Miles
Maton
Hal M. Crockett
Tnited States Coal and Coke Company
Wilene
Tan
Fiat Top National Bank
Federal and
Raleigh Streets
Roanoke College Glee Club Bank
Bluefield
Flynn and Greear
Princeton Avenue
Tazewell Streets
Memorial bridge linking Lincoln Memorial to Arlington cemetery
National sentiment supports congressional authorization of a Potomac River bridge to connect Washington and Virginia. The proposed span would symbolize closer North South union and tie the Lincoln Memorial to Arlington National Cemetery and Robert E. Lee’s home, with expansive approaches enhancing the link.
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Washington
Virginia
Potomac
North
Potomac River
Lincoln Memorial
Arlington National Cemetery
Robert. BO. Lea
Virginie
There Is a Better Way There Is a Better Way
A poem urges citizens to serve the country by living righteously and truthfully. It declares the best service comes from a pure life and steadfast conduct, empowering the nation and leaving a lasting, upright legacy for future generations.
Bridge to honor unknown soldier links to Lee Highway
The proposed monument would terminate the Lee highway through the South and place a bridge on the Washington site harmoniously with the tomb of the unknown soldier. It aims to dignify a previously offensive, sludgy area by beautifying approaches from several directions and creating a national development of the surroundings.
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Washington
Editorial on Coolidge veto of congressional pay rise
The Springfield Republican notes President Coolidge’s veto of a congressional pay raise and cabinet increases, citing his warning that state costs and taxes must be justified by public benefit. It recalls his veto message stressing careful scrutiny of expenditures and wartime tax burdens. The piece cites Massachusetts Governor Coolidge and the Roanoke Times.
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Springfield
Coolidge
Congress
Republican _rocalla
Fachusott
Calvin Goulidge
Commonwealth
Massachusetts
Roanoke
Automatic Crossing Control Plan Proposed by Adler Jr
Charles Adler Jr of Baltimore proposes an automatic grade crossing control system to reduce fatalities. The plan uses electric devices to enforce 15 mph at danger points, with warning signs and power cut for noncompliant motorists, aided by state road commissions and potential vehicle equipment laws.
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Haltimore
Charlea Adtor, Jr
Interstate Commerce Commission
Adler
Polate
Crossoads
Adier
Dros
Pee
Uta Tor
Spee
Fitean
Mallea
Las Relay
Deida
Warnings Prompt Use At Grade Crossings Scrutiny
The text notes rising grade crossings and motor fatalities, urging practical age-related warning usage and broader adoption, with a tone suitable for a local telegram digest. It proposes implementing warnings broadly to improve safety across crossings and reduce accidents.
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Clarkeburg Telegram
Snort Cuts From Exchanges
A collage of quips and aphorisms from various papers includes sharp lines on fame, politics, and war. Notable remarks reference a counterrevolutionist arrest risk and a critic’s view of naval priorities with a nod to a playful railroad safety idea.
Fables on Health for Mothers and Children
Health advice warns mothers against giving babies snacks between meals and drinking coffee with or near meals. It says children need three meals daily with a plain milk and bread or crackers lunch, not flavored drinks, to maintain appetite and nutrition.
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Nisalutie
Inaugural History Shows Simplicity and Flair
Last Night's Mail examines U S presidential inaugurations from Washington to Coolidge. It notes Washington's elaborate 1789 trip through New York with escorts and banquets, Roosevelt's 500000-visitor parade, Jefferson's and Monroe era outdoor or indoor oath-taking, and Jackson's post inauguration mob scene, contrasting simplicity with pomp across eras.
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Harry B. Hunt
Ashington
Coolidge
George Washington
Theodore Roosevelt
Washington
New York
Mt. Vernon
Roosevelt
Jefferson
Tom
Capital
Jeffer Kson
Capitol
Andy Jackson
White House
Jackson
Parade shows air travel proof of safety speed and comfort
The account praises the dirigible Los Angeles trip to Bermuda as demonstrating air travel’s safety and comfort. It argues there is little reason to delay passenger airships and planes becoming regularly operated. Demonstrations show air travel as a practical transport, reflecting the nation’s leading role in aviation progress.
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Los Angeles
Bermuda
Illusions of Modern America and a Hoover-Led Future
A reflective critique argues against liberal fantasies of social reform and free government, condemns gun violence blame, defends jazz variety, and warns majorities are intolerant. It asserts Hoover should lead agricultural policy, stressing practical business leadership amid farm crises and farm bureau concerns.
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California
Greece
Brazil
Legislative Committee
The
American Farm Bureau
Hoover
Americas
Helium used to aid divers and tunnel workers
The Department of Interior has tested helium oxygen mixes to create breathable air and reduce caisson disease in divers and compressed air workers. The notes reveal debates on modern education, citizenship, and the shifting role of visual education, with social quips and anecdotes mixed in.
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Department of Interior
Reading and meditation on the Holy Spirit in Lent
A Lenten reading from the Fellowship of Sraper outlines Jesus reliance on the Holy Spirit for power and spiritual health. It urges believers to seek Spirit filled lives, describing the Spirit as a wind and fire that renews growth, combats evil, and enkindles holy love. Prayer asks the Holy Spirit to mature noble impulses and express divine beauty in the soul.
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Jesus
Lves
Crete
Hfo
Fragmentary overheard chatter about a missing watch
A garbled OCR fragment shows a person misplacing a watch at home and anxiously pondering what to do next. The text includes quotes about a beeping device and a hurried search, reflecting a casual, disjointed exchange with no clear event or names.
Good habits and faith in daily life face sharp moral tests
The article critiques domestic life and character, warning that trivial faults like poorly cooked meals breed larger social faults. It contrasts Sunday virtue with weekday behavior, noting hypocritical religious patriotism and calls for consistency between private conduct and public ideals.
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Commission On Evangelium
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