Charleston Gazette Preserves West Virginia Heritage Motto
Fractured OCR text presents publisher and ad office details for The Charleston Gazette Carre Bate, claiming exclusive entitlement and advertising representation. It references editorial offices at 119 Best Gea Street and 1000 Wrigir Baiting, with a slogan First in West Virginia, indicating a historical branding line amid missing content.
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Charisstes
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Thought For Today on Tiny Tongues and Walking Feet
A Friday morning reflection praising a baby named Brown with wondrous looks and gentle charm. The piece notes the weight of life’s alarms and the author’s gratitude for the child’s presence and cheerful coos and smiles.
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Pauls
Resubmission plank dominates convention rhetoric and party divides
The article criticizes the administrations resubmission plank at the Republican National Convention as a strategic straddle. It argues the measure is vague and late, threatening 13th amendment repeal timelines. It highlights southern support for Bowvar and GOP weakness in key states like Massachusetts and New York, risking candidates next fall.
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Michigan
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Senator exposes fake news reel of president speech
Senator Pat Harrison denounces a movie reel alleging the president spoke to the senate about the tax bill. He says no such senate chamber recording exists and the film misleads audiences by showing a false scene, urging the public to know the truth behind the staged image.
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United States
Senate Chamber
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President Public Speech Sparks Senate Shocked Reaction
The passage condemns a presidential broadcast as hypocrisy and pretension. Senator Harrison notes the scene shows the president speaking loudly, unlike in the senate chamber, and jokes that in moving picture theaters his words are heard clearly. He calls it a spectacle and questions the president’s dignity.
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United States
Harrison
The Ring Octopus The House Built on Sand
The piece rails against political bosses in Kanawha county, arguing the Republican party is corrupted by racketeers and underworld tactics. It decries primary manipulation, calls for independence, and urges honest politics to restore voter trust and party strength.
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Today By Arthur Brisbane on Prohibition and War Debates
Chicago dispatch discusses house vote on cash payment of veterans bonus, the gold standard, prohibition plank, and radical political imagery. It notes debates over states rights, liquor laws, Lenin imagery, and concerns about preserving freedom amid economic strain. Also mentions a boy earning a pilot license, Native American pueblo study, and Independence Oregon camping ban.
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Intercepted Message Delivers Questionable Report
Intercepted message dated June 16, 1082 from Charleston West Virginia questions purse snatching rumors. It asks whether the claim of the purse thief being broken up and Mr. Citizens purse safety is true and mentions Tours Polios Department in Charleston.
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Prospect and Central Park South through Brooklyn’s eyes
In a brooklyn to new york voice the writer muses on Prospect, the esplanade from Prospect to the Champs Elysees mislaid, comparing it with Manhattan’s charms. He wanders past Central Park South scenes, Reisenweber’s past social heat and a parade of faces, flavors, and era figures as he contemplates urban drift and memory. The piece blends whimsy with social observation of a city scene.
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Questions and Answers from the Washington Bureau
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Senators fete Hoover trip as unity marks budget vote
Washington observers describe Hoover’s senate visit as a unifying moment amid the Smoot era budget debate. James Watson and Pat Harrison praise cooperation while Hoover is credited with shaping headlines, though some doubt the partisan impact on the revenue bill.
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The Idle Talker on Trains and Buses
The piece laments the chatterbox fellow travelers who interrupt thought on long trips. It argues such talk yields little substance and defeats reading or quiet reflection, noting many prefer to think or read rather than engage in pointless conversation.
Color Perception Reexamined Through Twin Studies
A discussion on how identical twins perceive color and dress, exploring whether sensory worlds are personally unique or shared. Observations describe twins selecting similar gray suits and maroon ties, and note that upbringing can influence appearance while testing results remain artificial and inconclusive.
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Herve Flbereoo
New York
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Nathanial Firach
Harvard University
Prejudice and perception in daily life observations
A verbose meditation on prejudice, hypocrisy, and human blindness. The speaker notes how people deny their own biases while actively clinging to them, and how prejudice distorts views of others. An anecdote about discovering a hidden prejudice follows, ending with a brief, humorous film scene and a jammed Post Office safe.
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