Subscription Rates and Carrier Prices From The Charleston Paper
The notice lists subscription and carrier rates, effective March 1, for Daily and Sunday options with various terms. Includes a masthead fragment, Associated Press credit, and a regional press office contact, dated Wednesday Morning July 22, 1995.
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Dally Sunde
Mbally
Sendsy
Datty and Sundsy
Associated Press
GEO. B. David CO
Krator
Pasterm Representatier
New York
Hartford
Haame
Postores
Charleston
Monkey Trial Ends and Circus Leaves town
The piece reflects on the Scopes trial verdict of a fine for teaching evolution in Dayton Tennessee, notes disappointment in civic turnout, and mocks the proceedings with letters between Bryan Darrow Malone and Scopes. It condemns lynchpin attitudes and condemns convict camp whipping in southern states as barbarous relics.
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John T. Scopes
Dayton
Tenn
Dayton Chamber of Commerce
Bryan
Dudley Field Malone
Tennessee
The Immigration Law One Year In Review
The piece praises the immigration law after a year, noting reduced intake to about half of prior levels and the value of examining prospective immigrants in their homeland. It cautions that its rigidity should soften to allow discretion in special cases while avoiding the cruelty of strict rule following.
Immigration quota debate and wage cuts hit industry
The piece cites Theodore Ward on 1921 and 1924 quota acts showing southern and eastern Europe bearing most of the immigration burden, while opposition to family reunification is noted. It also reports the day after the president’s optimism, American Woolen and Arlington Mills cut wages for about 40,000 workers by ten percent.
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Ellis Island
Italy
Europe
Scientific Monthly
Robert de C. Ward
Harvard
United States
Turkey
Palestine
Near Asia
Ward
Western
Asia
American Woolen Company
Arlington Mills
Atory
India
John Keay
White House
Arberc
Cama
Rapital Aja
Arr
Cnodeo
Washington
Adi
Inertia and Intolerance in Charleston’s Progress Struggles
A editorial lament on local division and intolerance hindering Charleston’s development. It questions origins of quarrel, urges tolerance, and cites examples from library projects to bridge schemes. Also critiques media claims on buying power, shipping board mishandling, and historical depictions of Jesse James.
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Charleston
Tower of Babel
Beyond Sight and Hearing in a Billion Year World Tale
A garbled excerpt sketches cosmic time scales and life emergence on a vast Earth history canvas. It mentions ages billions of years, planetary scales, and speculative geology alongside scattered, unclear references to roads, seas, and global events without coherent narrative or names to anchor specifics.
New York Day by Day Briefs From City Desk
City desk reports quick notes on local events including a charity sale, a council memo, and a school event. Names, dates, and places are highlighted to guide readers through the latest happenings in New York.
Harlem Street Truths On Caswell And Broadway Echoes
The article recounts Danny Caswell's dramatic Broadway decline and public notoriety amid a Harlem fortune teller tale. It notes Caswell’s troubled era, family ties, and odd vignettes of Broadway life, including a sensational wedding swindle and police actions.
Fragmented old theater notes and urban nostalgia
Incoherent recollections describe a city theater scene with failed plays, a looming price for meals, and crowd fatigue. References to diners, a Shijeke restaurant, and oriental road diagrams appear amid disjointed observations of performances, hunger, and public disappointment.
Fragmented poem fragment about a house and wine
A distorted text fragment describes a house and wine with references to annual interest, trees, peonies, and beauty. The prose is broken and unclear, weaving in lines about bankers and rules, with hints of personal sentiment and a house being central to the scene.
Hobbies and Private Life of President in Day Book
The piece profiles President Calvin Coolidge, detailing his private interests and habits. It notes his political service and public duties, and discusses his marriage history, personal remedies, and a parlor view of his daily routines. The article mentions Mrs. Coolidge, public image, and his summer retreat and domestic life. It also comments on social changes and cultural shifts during his era.
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Putin
Ang
Calvin
Mos
Washington
Jwhite
Ufo
White House
Botte
Utidyn
Pontsaedum Place
Cviot- Inge
Bits of Stave History by WBe Meredith
A fragmented historical sketch recounts a Civil War era scene with General Welley and Captain Ley detailing patrols along a river near a railroad. Prisoner captures and home guard actions are described, along with later anecdotes about President Taft’s horseback riding and public life.
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Wbe
Meredith
Fairment
Marlon Conunty
F. Welley
Barker
Ley
Sergeinia
Cine
Howe
Asherarte
Alma Jl
Kaufman
Nikhter
Wong
Home
J. OY
Showalter
Co A
Sisih
Virginia Infantry
University leader to confer with state officials today
Tamoreon Charles GU Dawes and Dr. Trotter Fawlng along with Mr Frank B. Trotter, president of West Virginia University, are expected today from Worgente to discuss with the Department of Education and Board of Control. Attorney General Het Torney Cader and Mrs. Jue arrived from Verte to Blue Teia after a three week vacation.
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Trotter Fawlng
Frank B. Trotter
West Virginia University
Worgente
Dar
Department of Education and Board of Control
Hettorney Cader
Grandfather Frog Leads Smiling Pool Chorus in Story
In a 1926 Burgess Bedtime tale, Grandfather Frog leads a lively chorus as Peter and Jerry Muskrat explore a pond. Peter contemplates Jerry’s mysterious water work while awaiting answers and a possible tunnel. The scene captures character dynamics and playful dialogue that drive the chummy woodland tale.
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Peter
Pont
Kerer
Paoli
Petar
Jerry Muskrat
Atvil
Derey
Hole
Jerry Pater
Harry
Jerry
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Aspeey
A Pub, Co
Dudley Malone
William Jennings Bryan
Darrow
Yours
Raulston
Scopes
Plesse
Miami
the Immigration Law
Lady Astor
Jack Jones
House of Commons
Braddstreet's
Chicago
War Department
Lake Michigan
Shipping Board
Ford
P. T. Barnum
Brigham Young
Middle West
Jesse James
James Boys
Warfield Road
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Comeelehe
Troy
Cefrue
Tavides
Terestary
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Peiars
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California
Santa Be
Uno Pacific
Hallvonda
Hal Oper
TATE
Jens
Pern
Oly Evens
Fife
Sture
Arden Dagen
Velie
Teanesen Strow
Odestee
Lee
Erturntlan
Jones
Mifhend
Ene
Kone
Pathe
Cee Ton Hiorers
Connlien
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Polina
Chief Jutis Urlloa
Muntelpat Building
Charlescen, W. Ya
McNnight Synatenta
GO. McKintyrd
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Endet
Broadway
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Danny Motis
Ieee Weilho
Lufash
Sears
Caswell Ie
al- Ohrid
Tellina
Judy Seer
Harlem
Wien
National Theatre
Samloor
Ely Netorious
Joel
Bell Persicall
Tory
Emerson
Eneh Performanes
By Herbert Pfahler
Srma Company
Charleston Te Noble Mare’ Sophlati
Ivan
Weller
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Autrans
Wiliaw BK. Hutchinson
John Cuntdee
Ana
Aallora
Rwampucett
Tifa
Eugene Tield
Tamoreon
Charles GU. Dawes
Burgess
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Burorsdee
Rammend
Mosher
Dio
Deery Mwaskerat
Mater
Terry
Teery
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Pete
Drery
Jerry Mustrat
Enan
Jerey
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