A Thought For The Morning Psalm Reflection
A morning meditation begins with a verse from Psalm 5 asking who may dwell in the holy hill. It declares that upright living and speaking truth to one’s neighbor define the righteous.
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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1925
Page
4
Fragmented Late 1919 News Letter Notes World Events
A scrambled 1919 appears to mix science talk on souls with labor strikes coal supply and finance. It mentions Ghirley Herl a French mathematician, Horace Lambreda, and references to the Thaw case, Brooklyn telephone growth, Middle East conflicts, Syrian airwarfare, bandits, and Cardinal Dougherty on a Holy Land journey.
Coolidge faces debt talks amid Churchill Caillaux plan
A London backed scheme to fund France’s debt to England at 2 percent could draw the United States into a linked settlement. President Coolidge and his debt commission may be pressured to accept 2 percent terms, risking public and banker opposition, while third-term debates swirl around Coolidge’s future in 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
United States
England
M. Caillaux
Coolidge
Great Britain
New York
Debt Funding Commission
Winston Churchill
Calvin
Grant
Roosevelt and the third term question in 1912
The article reviews Theodore Roosevelts stance on a third term during the 1912 presidential race. It recounts his previous pledge after McKinleys death, the Washington two-term tradition, and Roosevelts claim that a third consecutive term should be avoided while noting his greater electoral and popular vote in 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Washington
Grant
Roosevelt
Literary Digest
Mr. Coolidge
McKinley
Mr. Taft
Good dancers make adept car drivers and dance instructors
A humorous local note suggests skilled dancers become safe drivers, while those poor at driving can still teach walking pedestrians. The line plays on contrasts and everyday skills. It reflects light social wit from the era without naming people or places.
Beware of stock scams and promoters in everyday investments
The piece echoes Barnum’s line that a fool and his money are soon parted, urging cautious investment and advising readers to consult their banker before buying stocks or bonds. It notes billions lost to fraudulent schemes, hints at West Virginia’s squandered funds, and warns that smooth salesmen lure victims with rosy promises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnum
Tyne
Ponzi
Boston
West Virginia
West Virginia coal must seize eastern markets now
A call to action urging West Virginia to capitalize on a newly open path to eastern coal markets. The piece champions strong leadership, condemns past transportation barriers, and argues for fair competition to reclaim what has been deprived, asserting the opportunity will restore economic value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Captain Ames Hammer Civil War Officer Portrait
Captain Ames B Hammer, born September 2, 187%, inMonungelln county Virginia, held common school education and worked as a machinist for the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. He joined Company 4 of the modern forest organized at Gratton, served as sergeant, then promoted to first lieutenant by General Murey. In June 1863 he became captain and led his company until mustered out at Wheeling in 1864, later settling in Christian County, Tibial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames B. Hammer
Monungelln
Virginia
Grafton Ap
Baltimores and Ohio Railroad
Ile
Gratton
Murey
Wheeling
Cheistlsn
Tibial
Message Fragments Fromcharleston Chamber Letter
Intercepted note dated August 30 192K shows cryptic trade ex tension remarks about a show for the main attraction and mentions items like blan ritbon harag mow pitcher crap abroters and expert whittless. Signatures include Tames BH Madlen president and Charteston charter chamber in Charleston West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharleston
Whittless
New York Day by Day A Slice of 1925 Midtown Life
A fragmented New York Day by Day column recalls August 20 1925 with scenes from a city stroll. It notes fashionable crowds at hotels and theatres, travel chatter, office boy missteps, a bankrupt real estate case and portraits of city life including Arnold Bennett and Jay Kaufman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mont
Cranipavel
Linera
Caria
Lindos Hotels
Bue Regean
Strelc
Luewl de Salere
Thava
Smipplahnesa
New York
Feuer
Iosings
Vohanker
Airar
Jay Kaufman
Arnold Bennett
Bug a Boos and the American Mind in 1925
A clipped, satirical piece from the New York American mocks anti immigrant and domestic anxieties of the era. It parodies fear and prejudice toward European and Indian communities, contrasting them with supposed American traditions and urban life in Detroit.
Buggy cars and national pride mix in curious prose
The fragment extols American car quality and national spirit, framing cars as brightened by a bregh cant of ust and likening progress to historic conflict. It alludes to Napolean, Europe, and claims of supremacy while describing vast scale and energy, amid garbled OCR phrasing.
Just Folks Tale From 1823 Diary Echoes Family Struggles
An OCR fragment resembles a 19th century narrative about family strain and neighborly judgment. It describes a mother and child, a painful divergence over marriage, and the fear of social reproach within a close community. The text hints at conflict arising from a couple's union and parental concerns.
Day Stories Break Day Tales by THGENTON W BURGESS
Mont people will revel with me. We must believe the things we see. Peter Rabbit doubts Jenny Wren and Mr Wren are harmless. Jenny Wren disappears. Mr Wren sings as Peter searches near Farmer Brown. Tommy Tit and Chickadee distract. A bizarre tangent describes tiny motorized bug cars and odd car culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mont
Petce Rebbe
Jennys
Noelehhoes
Jenny Wren
Peter
Mr. Wren
Wren
Farmer Brown
Tommy
Chickadee
Why
Tommy Tit
Peter Ann
Tim Alent
Brother Eee
Mr Wren
Lyme
Veter
Jenny
T. W. Burcene
German interests in Morocco fade after Tangier turmoil
A historical overview traces the Mannesmann empire in Morocco, its rise under Reinhard Mannesmann, and the shift of influence to France and Britain after World War I. It notes German attempts to dominate the Mediterranean coast, the Tangier crisis of 1906, and the eventual relocation of German commercial efforts to the Balkans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Aue
Cecil Rhodes
Engand
Kateer Wilhelm II
Mediterranean
Tangier
Algeciran
Morocco
Tanelor
Mannesmann
Alhucemashey
Reinhard Mapsenmann
Four Sone
Balkans
Czechoseovakia
Levant
Far East
Badrend-Din
Ahmaljeh
Great Britain
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Née
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Lowrunro V. Phew
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Neta
Brodkklyn
Dgueens
Grooklyn
Tang Teland
Syria
Enat
Pekyu
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Dougherty
Philadelphia
Holy Land
Acadia
Holy
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Sore
Bur
Yan
Tve
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Quarrier Street
COAL
Tames
Madlen
Charterton Chamber Ag Dome Force
Charteston
W. Vu
Mi N&uehe Syndicate
O. McIntyre
York
Samuel Papys
George Gerstwin
Achmad Abdulla
Sin- Pinky Lewky
Adolph Zuker
John Eiverton
New
New York American
Europe
Americus
Way
Detroit
Telit
Bugs" Baer
Napoleon
Waterlas
Jo Tory
Karnes
Hngar A
Atrabean
Powak Turton
Tathiren
Betina
By Thgenton W. Burgess
Peter Rabbit
Carol the
Meadow Lark
Wrens
Am Erkimo
Aled
Vince
Bux Cara
Hape
Ana
Hamburg
Amaterdam
Hayreuth
Gemany
Teirut
Asia Minor
Erranaoua Tas
Bayreuth
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Aligemeens Handelablad
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Bayravih
Jenny Wren Tee
Fonda
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