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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1924
Page
6
Charleston Gazette item from June 1924 appears as a masthead fragment with attribution lines for The Associated Press, listing offices and contact details. The readable line proclaims a reach to readers with mixed sentiment, describing a general reception rather than a specific news event.
The piece argues Mondell, labeled an enemy of conservation by Theodore Roosevelt, is selected as Cleveland convention chair to please West and reflect the Republican record on public lands. It condemns the Coolidge campaign company and cites Fall Sinclair Denby's reactions, painting Mondell as emblematic of the era’s political network.
A retrospective call for revived Armor Plate Plant in South Charleston as essential to West Virginia steel and shipbuilding, urging Kanawha County support and congressional pressure. The piece condemns lack of representation, defends Congressman Taylor, and stresses confidence and public zeal as keys to securing the plant and economic revival amid fear from a deadly storm incident.
An eclectic column reflects on fear, science, and public mood following a storm near Charleston. It muses on cosmic disturbances, suggests fear is mental, and cites politicians and reporters while noting speculative scenes and personal recollections from the era.
A fragmented, surreal string of words with scattered names and phrases. It presents as disjointed musings or an experimental text with references to Mason Foxbail Jude, Koen, Walter, Cherie Vary, and other unclear entities, interwoven with nonsensical lines about fishing, weather, and fate. The piece reads like a collage rather than a coherent news item.
A rambling reminiscence discusses home made singing schools, community musical life, and old time caregivers. It contrasts past gatherings around the organ with today’s reliance on hired nurses, noting the loss of intimate vocal culture and child instruction in singing. It includes references to General Grant and a long digressive anecdote about music education.
A fragment from Burgess bedtime tales describes Mrs Robin obtaining a stray string from a nest site. The tale follows her struggle as the string winds around twigs and ends up wrapped around her leg, turning into a tense, comic predicament.
A garbled historical fragment recalls ancient cities, monuments, and poetry with stray names and dates. It references Montgomery, Los Angeles to Dover, flappers, tobacco and alcohol anecdotes, a Civil War veteran, and Chicago coal production figures, all mingled in a disjointed, dated voice.
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