Loved by some, hated by others, ignored by none
A weathered note from the Charleston Gazette dated Saturday Morning August 8 1925 reflects on memory and virtue amid a busy era. It honors those who stayed apart from the world and those who stayed unseen yet cherished by memory as Mrs. Jameson is cited.
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New England Presidents and the Nation's Course
A critique of New England political influence on national policy argues that regional interests hinder nationwide progress. It notes Adams, Pierce, Webster, Sumner, Blaine, and Coolidge, highlighting economic tensions with the South and West, raw material dependence, and calls for bold leadership to avoid prolonged regional bias.
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New England
Adams
Franklin Pierce
Coolidge
John Adams
Jefferson
John Quincy Adams
Monroe
Andrew Jackson
New Hampshire
Webster
Sumner
Blaine
New
New England States
Lincoln
Roosevelt
Wilson
West Virginia
Providence
Byrd aims to cut government jobs despite Virginia politics
The piece questions Candidate Byrd's vow to abolish useless offices and consolidate services, noting Virginia's political system favors job-holders. It cites federal job figures rising from 648,581 to 686,095 and warns political bosses resist reductions, comparing to past promises and outcomes. It ends with a caution about tax-cutting disputes.
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Byrd
Virginia
Bargain Day Promotes Crime Wave Gag in Charleston
A Charleston column jokes about crime and a local sign offering bargains on pistols and blackjack. The piece playfully warns readers to avoid police and notes reports of crime elsewhere while imagining a carefree criminal lifestyle in the capital jetty of West Virginia.
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Charleston
West Virginia
Darrow and social beliefs stir big public debate
The article critiques Clarence Darrow as an agitator opposing Christianity and promoting evolution and nihilism. It warns that a world without faith would lack spiritual life and civilization. It also notes political comment on President Coolidge, the anthracite strike, and calls for tax reform including a surtax cut and inheritance tax abolition, urging clearer income tax laws.
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Darrow
Earth
Robinson
Arkansas
Senate
Congress
Today's Debate on Gorillas and The Greatest Crop
An excerpted critique by Arthur Brisdane mocks popular science claims about evolution and brain size. It cites a long family anecdote, cites public figures, and derides phrenology while arguing against simplistic links between brain size and intellect.
Finance Board to Resume Work Monday
The finance committee met yesterday to resume work on the city budget for the coming year. The membership will reconvene at 9:00 a.m. Monday and aim to have the budget prepared for Tuesday’s council consideration.
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Etter Pabadil
Mysterious Market Trends Stirring Taboos and Fashion
An era of vivid fashion shifts and moral outrage surfaces as readers discuss skirts and stockings while advertisers push provocative shows. Debates swirl about decency, with observers noting rising costs and cultural tensions amid public notices of wealth and scandals.
West Virginia Eqs Discuss Anthracite Coal Conference
A chaotic transcript shows Spinvel Le Warriner stating delays stem from union substitutions at a conference addressing coal supply and prices. Officials urge rapid negotiations as terms expire and public interest grows amid industry tension and proposed government action.
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Waartiner
Spinvel le Warriner
Athntic
Artile
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Agreeaessia
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Amr
Altos
Noueracores
Minera
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Fragmentary poem in a historical newspaper page, reflecting on envy and happiness through a narratorial voice. The readable lines describe Aunt Hittle Curt and a tense memory of joy and cold water, with ages and emotions implied in a compact verse form.
Hobbies and Intimate Glimpses in National Life
A fragmented feature profiles Senator Francis Warren of Wyoming and others, noting Warren’s appetite for government reports, extensive knowledge of the budget, and belief in economizing. includes commentary on Prohibition era issues and a personal crisis of a Virginia lawyer, H. Howard, aged about 70, shot in Lynchburg.
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Warren
Boonomine
Government Bureau
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United States
Sten
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Mighty
Wwe
Hla Cullesques
Danny Meadow Moore's Bold Night Escape Across Laughing Brook
A young fox and friends thread the Green Meadows as Danny Meadow Moore charts a risky return across the Laughing Brook after dark. He dodges dangers from Reddy Fox and Owls, seeks safer paths, and contemplates a long swim toward the Big River. The tale blends animal adventure with a framing note on Senator Warren’s Wyoming life and pursuits.
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Hym
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Spugky
Reddy Fox
Old Man Corde
Aerosa
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