Subscription Rates and Morning Edition Shifts Ahead
The Daily Genettc Company announces subscription rates by mail and Sunday editions with different billing periods. The notice includes pricing for one month four-week Sunday and three months, plus a six-week option, effective March. The piece is accompanied by Associated Press notes and a morning quotation from Sydney Smith.
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West Virginia road plan hinges on completion and funding
Taxpayers and officials argue for a comprehensive road program across West Virginia. The proposal emphasizes timely maintenance as roads wear out, seeks state road commission oversight, and warns that delaying completion until winter would push work into another year, risking unfinished main stems across the state.
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Evolution Stalking The World From A Tree
A compact verse recalls Mr Monk happy in a tree while Mr Man wanders earth seeking rights by birth. Evolution returns, describes rocks found, and a strange sense that humanity remains perched above life. The piece frames change as a stalking force across ages.
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Fire alarms and justice echo in historic warning tale
A tale links heat triggered fire safety in a factory to public outrage over unjust juries. It notes how laws reflect normal minds facing temptation and recalls the Boston Tea Party era reform. The piece warns juries and officials can be swayed by power, prompting vigilant community response.
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Public sentiment must guard against corrupt officials
A powerful call to citizens to pressure courts and public servants to uphold justice. The piece warns that betrayals by judges, constables, and regulators endanger the public and warns that passive trust will invite a reckoning when the fire alarm of reform rings. It urges citizens to denounce cowardice and theft in office and to voice dissent early.
Public rights and police limits in West Virginia law
Judge Sharp warns that officers cannot justify shooting a traveler on suspicion during arrests for misdemeanors. He notes widespread fear of police on roads, cites violations of constitutional rights amid prohibition enforcement, and urges reform before tragedy or lawsuits. The piece ends with a reference to Mr Burton in Geneva on disarmament agreements.
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United States
League of Nations defended at Geneva arms conference
Ex Senator Theodore Burton, representing the administration, says the League of Nations is not a scrap of paper and guarantees protections for European nations. The scene, viewed by onlookers, shows the American in world affairs facing scrutiny from those who understand the League. The notice ends with a call to pay the second quarterly income tax and support Union Mission fundraisers.
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Bible Marathon Ends as Readers Stay Awake All Night
An Ethic reading marathon at a First Methodist church concludes after 69 hours of continuous reading starting Saturday. Pastor H. D. Rales led the all-night vigil with readings from Genesis to Job. Amid war rumors, Chinese protests in Shanghai and calls for Japanese and British restraint are noted. The piece discusses aviation and finance figures, with remarks on France’s debt and possible postwar settlements.
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Boxing star Young Stribling draws Washington heat in June
A fragmented Washington dispatch profiles boxer Young Stribling known as the gears prodigy, detailing his family, training, and public image amid a sweltering heat wave and a wartime water shortage. The piece weaves impressions of Stribling with local weather, civic concerns, and other notable figures in the era.
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New York Day by Day Insight on Youth and Society
A 1825 McNabhet syndicate column reflects on New York youth, luxury, and social change. It notes two millionaires living upstairs, gowns and cigars, polo fashion, and the lure of city life while railing at elite behavior. The piece jabs at wealth, education, and moral drift among affluent families.
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Census Caper Reappears in Bug A Boo Style Riff
A quirky satirical piece lampoons census questions and officials, portraying a door to door inquiry scene. It mocks standard forms and hints at bureaucratic absurdity, with disruptive humor about personal questions and census takers' scrutiny.
West Virginia Editors Say What West Virginia Editors Say Went Virginia School
A Kiwanis Club address by Prof. J. A. Jackson, superintendent of Clarksburg Independent Schools, praises Clarksbury education. The program highlights Clarksbury’s strong school plant, up-to-date instruction, equipment, and personnel funded by a stable annual tax rate. It notes WV progress in education and ongoing needs across states.
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Burgess Bedtime Tales and News in One Page
Readable portions recount a tale of white coated animals and a witty Peter Rabbit, contrasting wit and danger in the forest. The text follows a porcupine and white animals debating survival, then shifts to a discussion on literacy rates in West Virginia and education funding, plus a note on Pacific peace efforts and joint maneuvers postwar.
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