Thought for this Morning from Edward Bok
A 1920s Charleston West Virginia newspaper item quotes Edward Bok on psychology and learning. It opens with publishing details and rates, then presents a morning reflection: no one wants to be told they know less, and leadership comes from understanding this dynamic.
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Daily Gazette Company
West Virginia
Warly
Guintee
West Virgin Carmier
Associated Press
Associated Prone
Piberwine
David Co, Inc
AL Ft
Chicare
Charleston
W. Vn
Edward Bok
West Virginia Coal Seeks Footing in New England Markets
Governor Fuller of Massachusetts ordered a thousand tons of West Virginia bituminous coal to be tested in state institutions, marking a pivotal move to introduce WV coal to New England. The piece urges expert guidance at the furnace door to ensure a fair trial and promote broader adoption if successful.
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West Virginia
Fuller
Massachusetts
Bay State
New England
Pennsylvania
New
West
United States
Sleepy marine guards at Swampscott Summer White House
The article laments two guards nodding off on duty at the President’s Swampscott summer home, urging a fair inquiry and measured punishment. It notes wartime discipline, warns against drastic actions, and whimsically cites New England woods and President Coolidge’s dental visit as context.
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Marine Guard
White House
Swampscott
Manual of Arms
New England
Swampyscott
Spectator sues after foul ball hits him in St Louis stand
A legal suit in St Louis seeks damages for injuries from a batted ball hitting a spectator in the grandstand. The piece mocks the lawyer’s phrasing, notes public reaction, and ponders effects on the game, fans, and ballpark conduct. It mentions sugar consumption statistics and irony ofTariff rhetoric.
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St. Louis
Fhe
Bab Ruth
Ken Wlliams
Roger Hornsby
Memorial to Bryan urged by Philadelphia Record
The Philadelphia Record urges a Bryan Memorial committee led by ex Secretary Josephus Daniels to honor William Jennings Bryan with a nonpartisan tribute. It extols Bryan as militant Christian, peerless orator, exemplary citizen, and American commoner worthy of remembrance.
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Philadelphia Record
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Josephus Daniels
Christian
Pryan
Today they Didn't Stick Em Up Airplane Work
A garbled OCR page mentions air travel, aviation work, and political references. It discusses wages, plant protection with propeller use, and mentions Mount Vornan and various names in a confused, period-tinged voice. The excerpt blends economic and wartime era imagery with scattered names and places.
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Caotidge
Italy
AN TRA Cervo or WASHINGTON
A garbled OCR style fragment from Bugs Baer titled AN TRA Cervo or WASHINGTON features jagged text with scattered proper nouns, names, and references to Washington, Mayer, Patton, and Abbott. The snippet hints at political or media satire with fragmented phrases about Washington, observers, and bystander commentary.
New York Day by Day on Gleason and stage life in 1926
The column notes theatre writer Janes Gleason as a key figure in the New Fork scene. It sketches Gleason’s persona, detailing his appearance and career and reflecting on fame, satire, and the theatre world. It references other performers and critics, including comparisons to Charlie Chaplin and public curiosity about stage life.
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New York
Sew Fork Theatre
Janes Gleason
Olaganih
Vrory
Oeil
Olivery
Bork Snow
Beavis
Gleason Hut
Tausen
Bney Tousen
Ewesth
Rink Bavon
Elise
Gleason
Siu
Yseming
Charlie Aplin
Buss
Baer
Genine Gasfaret
Mark Lenecher
Gmuch Big
Pim
Miehr
Wid
Arsfite
Hobbying Senators Farm and Furniture in Public Life
A feature profiles Liam K Hutchinsod Hemiters and Senator T H W Caraway, tracing their hobbies of shade-tree farming, old furniture collecting, and rural perusal. Caraway, Arkansas Democrat, shows a farm love while debating power, hunting, and fishing with a practical, wary eye on public life.
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T. H W. Caraway
Inston
Thieddens H. Caraway
Arid
Senate
Oman
Maryland
Arkansas Hills
Potomac
Washington
Tate
Arkangwa Albe
Five Years Ago Today A Snapshot of Old Times
A fragmented reminiscence recalls August 1420 and a broad parade of names, places, and events. The piece mentions J Byron Nivigersen, American Legion in Parkersburg, and a convention with speakers, dances, and plans for a future Edginwood clay. It mixes local figures, settings, and social life with oblique references to Washington and national topics.
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Paken
Canery
J. Byron Nivigersen
Wheeling
Phigen
le Wert Virginie American Legion
Parkersburg
Wiewling
Hesta
Don
Ube
Pychiad Sivrere
Mary
Callerige Gasnern
Misa
Coahara
Vamp Blue Knob
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