Late Clemenceau Revealed As Great Newspaper Writer
Georges Clemenceau, famed French statesman and wartime leader, was also a prolific journalist. The article recounts his career from 1855, his editorships at Justice and L Aurore, his defense of Dreyfus, and his late handwritten final work The Grandeur and Sorrows of a Victory, written at night as he faced his tomb.
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Clemenceau
Georges Clemenceau
Georges Chanenoeu
Amara
Ca” Ips
Paris
General Grant
The
Temps
Teal Post Aa
Montmartre
Pariament
L'Aurore
Dreyfus
Prence
Blus
Lhomie Enchetne
RSW. T
Marshal Ferdinand Foch
Writer’s Calling and the Bitter Mind
A quotation from Clemenceau emphasizes that a writer is born to it and can do more good and enjoy life by writing rather than practicing other trades. He warns that policies make men bitter and that an author should avoid a bitter pen or mindset.
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Clemenceau
Beckley Hospital Capital Raised and Bank Stock Cut
Beckley General hospital in Beckley was authorized by Secretary George W. Sharp to raise Fe capital stock from 50,000 to 100,000 dollars. The Wayne County Bank was authorized to decrease its capital stock from 650,000 to 25,000 dollars. A notary public commission was issued to C Blair Canterberry of Prenter. A life size portrait made from poetry stamps, exhibited by a painter in France, used 60,000 stamps from many countries and 3,000 hours of work.
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Beckley General Hospital
Beckley
George W. Sharp
Wayne County Bank of
Wayne
Sharp
C. Blair Canterberry
Prenter
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