Charleston Gazette Subscription Rates and Morning Thought
Advertisement lists daily, Sunday, and weekly subscription prices for West Virginia readers. It includes mail, delivery outside West Virginia, and rates for daily and Sunday editions, with weekly and semiweekly options. A morning quotation from John Lubbock encourages facing reality and using blessings to feel life is a glorious inheritance.
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Suainy
Munthe
Mosday
Outehiee
West Virginia
Rer Carriexn
John Lubbock
Vision and plan urged for Charleston city and county
An editorial argues Charleston needs decisive civic vision to replace aging infrastructure. It calls for a new bridge across the Kanawha River from Virginia Street to the C and O station, evaluating options from arc to draw and urging timely action to ease downtown traffic and freeway-era congestion. It warns that delays risk unflattering impressions on visitors and cites a potential bond issue or tax levy to fund the project.
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Charleston
Capitol Street
Kanawha
Kanawha River
Virginia Street
C. and O
War Department
State Road Commission
O. Railroad
Coal industry mood and regional union trends in the United States
The Saturday Evening Post notes a global downturn in coal, detailing a regional split within the United States. The Central field covering Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana and Illinois shows strong unionization under strict wage agreements, while the Southern field including Virginia, West Virginia, Tennessee and Kentucky remains largely...
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Saturday Evening Post
Pennsylvania
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Indiana
Ilinois
Virginia
West Virginia
Tennessee
Kentucky
West Virginia Coal War Urges Statewide Effort
The writer argues West Virginia coal is cheaper and higher quality than Central fields but blocked by Pennsylvania influence and discriminatory freight rates. He urges every Virginian to push for policy changes, unite miners, reduce overhead, and expand markets to become the top US coal producer.
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West
South Charleston
Vast
New England
West Virginia
United States
Matty Mathewson Fights for Life Amid Tuberculosis Adversity
Christy Mathewson, longtime baseball icon, lies in a Lake Saranac sanitarium hospital cot facing a grim battle with tuberculosis contracted last spring with the Boston Braves. Despite doctors discouraged outlook, public hope remains high for the man who once steered the Giants to pennants and earned global respect for his sportsmanship.
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Matty
Christy Mathewson
Lake Saranac Sanitarium
Boston Braves
Mathewson
America
McGraw
Grim Reaper
Saranac
Lake
The Anthracite Strike Essay and Its Recommendations
An essay reviews the anthracite coal strike and the 25 000 word US Coal Commission report. It lists five recommendations: publish operating and financial reports. presidential power to run the industry during disputes. voluntary royalty reductions. reexamine freight rates. and prevent shortages to curb prices. The piece notes Congress and industry ignored them and critiques crisis-driven public attention.
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United States Coal Commission
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Fragmented Ideologies Echo Across Turbulent Times
A garbled mosaic covers religious fever, air photo references, and public unrest. Mentions include Dayton trials, Darwin, astronomy debates, and a wave of missing persons amid storms. The text weaves satire, prophetic warnings, and political critique with scattered names and anonymous voices.
Day in Washington reveals shifting finance and policy
Henry Ward explained to finance by cable and made a bid for 200 Shipping Board vessels. A new wave of prohibition policy emerged from capital and transit sectors. The Romanian minister was recalled to discuss debt to the United States amid unsettled tensions.
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China
Ilenry Ward
Caplel
Transary
United States
United States Public Health Department
New York Nightlife Portraits and City Hustle
An OCR fragment surveys New York streets and theater life with vivid, if jumbled, scenes. It mentions Broadway crowds, posters, a hotel, and various characters, including writers and performers, blending city bustle with street observations and anecdotal vignettes.
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New York
Vaudeyibe
Amaaveau
Liteeniissben
Anil
Penny Lee
Unitad
Nissan Oy
Broad Way
Pines Crerk Aia Sane Dels
Marquis
Celesmith
Eis
Bryany
Mark Willl
James
Park Avenue
Jaks
Winnie Shanhan
Menten Path
Saugie Quech
Bug A Boo s Y By Bugs Baer in Dayton
A box car load of educated livestock arrived in town. It consisted of herds of fairly bred scientists who have won many prizes at country fairs.
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Dayton
Tenny Tuiy
Washington City Faces Shakeup as Officials Consider Resignations
The Washington city scene buzzes with talk of resignations and replacements. Mrs Choldee and Mr Cook are named in duties at the state department as rumors swirl about possible leadership changes and the weather shifts to a favorable period for such transitions.
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Washington
Reagan
Charleston
White House
Choldee
Lauri Fievhen
Jus- Con
Marka
Supreme County
Mise
Marina
Ben
Ower
Mattes
Georga Cook
Ook
Verona
Mevents
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Bivac
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Cyok
Vague Remarks and Names In Fragmented Report
A garbled account mentions Herbert Pfahler BIN and local officials, with distorted references to state departments and historical figures. It cites names like Dr. Moscow and Professor Elmne Jorefogie, hints at legal and safety topics, and notes a wartime style critique of institutions and education.
Bits of State History Flawed Conference Report Protest
A fragments filled notice recounts 1864 Fairmont meeting of the Methodist Protectant Conference. It notes rebel opposition to a union with the woeck land west and reports two major discussions including Mayland conference ties and a proposed northern west union. A Morgantown editor attended and the session was described as pleasant and instructive.
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Woeck Land
Morgantown
Mayland
Daytons
Cen
Knouskuli ɢ Depared
Shawkey to Speak at School Here
Dr A A Shawkey president of Maretili college will address an audience at the high school this morning at 9 46 o clock Rev P Frown of Bream Memorial will lead devotional exercises Merritt Boulth will sing and talk. The piece includes mentions of Bryan and Darrow in a garbled account of remarks and local figures.
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A. A. Shawkey
Maretili College
Marapeil
P. Frown
Bream Memorial
Wisso
Bummister
Pogo University
Yale
Bryan
Africa
Darrow
Nebraska
Pian
Monkern
Dayton
Just Folks by Edgar A Guest
A 1938 poem fragment showing a speaker reflecting on care and duty as a mother pleads for relief and a child endures hardship. The text hints at struggle, weariness, and endurance within a family scene. The speaker queries why hardships persist and who bears the rent while a mother watches over a sick child.
Grubby Gopher Faces Trolls In Quiet Tale
Thornton W Burgos presents a story about Grubby Gopher, hated by many for his mischief. Digger and Peter Rabbit discuss his temper, misdeeds, and lonely life, noting his jailerlike night presence and clashes with the Owl Hooty.
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Digser
Pater
Peter Rabobit
Jeane
Digger
Niorso
Miner
Fes
Srs
Ilean
Gopher
Chige Thunk
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