Subscription Rates and Morning Thought Column 1925
Subscription rates by carrier and mail are listed for Sunday and daily editions. The column includes a morning reflection on individualism, Hoover’s American Individualism quoted, and notes on farming prospects in Argentina and Europe, suggesting potential good prices for a year. It ends recalling a child leader.
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Chiption
MAIL
Semday
Virginia
Benday
Russia
Europe
Rumor Mongers and Business Soundness Contrasted
The Gazette rebuts street rumors about local firms, citing past assurances that businesses are sound backed by capital and honesty. It notes 1924 sales matched 1923 for one firm and promises to name others only if wise, while warning readers not to spread unverified claims amid a wider crime wave discussion. It also mentions political notes on Alderson and a recommendation for Warren for general.
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Gazette
Lip
Maton
Charleston
Vol
Laws, Laws, Laws Echo in Public Debate
A column cites growing protest against excessive laws and government expansion. Former Senator Albert J. Beveridge warns that even lawyers cannot know all statutes, as new bureaus and jobs inflate payrolls. The piece argues lawmakers multiply laws while reducing accountability.
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Albert J. Ge
Lawyers’ Club York
Beveridge
Congress
Comon
Underwood's Muscle Shoals bill debate and powers
The Muscle Shoals bill arouses division as it would entrust the president with power via the war department to produce 40,000 tons of nitrates annually and supply fertilizer. Surplus power questions arise, and the bill contemplates leasing surplus power for up to fifty years. The piece emphasizes government ownership, financing by the public, and cautious leasing versus direct operation.
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Underwood
Muscle Shoals
War Department
Senate
Musiie Shoals
Prayer Opens House Session With Thanksgiving Plea
The house met at noon and chaplain Rev James Shera Montgomery delivered a prayer expressing gratitude and reliance on divine guidance for the nation. He asked for strength at weak points and for leaders and citizens to act unselfishly in service to homeland.
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James Shera Montgomery
Mexico Border Diary Observes Cuving Border Life
In Villa Acuna Mexico the writer describes crossing the Rio Grande and entering a desert border town. The piece contrasts harsh life with Mexican street scenes, customs pensively noted, and glimpses of fugitives, traders, and a curious public watching daily activity. The author plans further dispatches from the desert voyage toward New York.
Weeklong weather forecast features rains and snows across regions
The forecast outlines periods of rain or snow across the midweek for West Virginia and the Northeast while the South Atlantic and Gulf states expect near normal temperatures with a midweek cool spell. Rest of the nation anticipates varying cold and moderating temperatures with midweek precipitation and a noted building description of a Rome area structure.
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West Virginia
North
Middle Atlantic
Conia
South Atlantic
Enet Gulf States
West Gulf States
Niddie
Olle Valley
Tennessee
Reston
Great Lakes
Mississippi
Missouri
Worthern
Rocky Mountin
Plateau
Richest Bachelor Prince Ambassdor for Arabia in America
Prince Habib Latfallah, elder son of Arabian rulers and diplomat with a vast estate in Arabia, arrived in New York with American and British officials for a staged social reception. He advocates a Semite union spanning Arabs, Egyptians, and neighboring peoples, aiming for cultural progress and a new civilizational bloc. He plans to travel to Canada after a brief U.S. stay.
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New York
Iiturops
Atar Pololphayer
United States
Habib Latfallah
Arabia
Europe
Antioch
Gheziren
Unira
Alexander Moore
Spaim
Washington
Lotfallah
Neta
Nie Hee
Orient
Egypt
London
Paris
Madrid
Hig
Pourveyor
Iran
Tilbex
Puat
Trince Lottallah
Confessions We Never Hear by 8, B. River A.
A rough verse piece describes straphanging as a satire on stockholders and social indifference. The speaker claims inventing a brutal method to illustrate public apathy and the potential harm of crowding. It critiques elites and the theater of public approval.
Burgess Bedtime Story of Peter and Mrs Grouse
In a woodland tale Peter Relott and Mrs Grouse plot a escape from danger. Reddy Fox stalks the bramble hideout as Mrs Grouse and Peter move to outfox the fox and ensure her safety. The suspense centers on the hemlock lair and a tense chase through the woods.
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Hee
Rene
Tate
Meg
Reddy
Groune
Petey
Bry
Peter
Mrs. Grouse
Mrs. Grouge
Mrs.Konan
Reddy Fox
Reddy Pax
Not a Shot Fired as Rangers Quit
An aging chronicle of Texas Rangers reveals famed courage and strict law enforcement ethos. Captain McDonald stands out for near-mythic feats defending towns, confronting Matthews and rival outlaws, and maintaining order across Texas while training under the mounted police tradition.
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Rangers
George Buchanan
Texas
Imhan
Texas Rangers
Rangera
Austin
Ranger
Wes
Donald
Matthews
McDonald
Ranner
McDonald's
Rilo Grande City
Bero
Whent
Henry
Canadian Mounted
John R. Hughes
Hla
West Texas
Panhandle
New Mexico
Sliver City
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