Quebec Wet System Shows Promise in Latin Tolerance
The piece discusses Quebec’s liquor control and compares British and French views, noting farmers in Quebec are French and follow a mixed drinking pattern at meals. It mentions Ontario’s referendum outcome, the lack of a written constitution, and hints provinces may shift toward government operation of liquor laws amid ongoing experiments.
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Quebec
Astor
Ontario
Staine
Portland
Hankcor
Rockland
Fragmented Economic Notes Across Provinces
The text discusses conservative attitudes and economic decline in three provinces, noting interconnected impacts across civilization. It questions separate comparisons, cites Nauor studies, and mentions French and English attitudes toward governance, taxation, and reform, suggesting a broader causal web rather than isolated factors.
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Hugh
New Thought leader warns of doom without evolution
At a New Thought conference in New York city Richard Lynch, Albert G. Geter, Stmns AC Edgerton and others urged spiritual development and mental healing. They argued humanity faces collapse as the brain strains under current conditions and proposed a new direction rooted in spiritual growth.
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New York
Jone
Trchard Lynch
Uastey Society of Th
International New Thought
Albert G. Geter
Church of the Truth
Luther
Jesus
Reforming Faith Emphasizes Spiritual Healing in Ministry
A note on renewing Christian ministry highlights spiritual healing as a core feature, signaling a return to pledged church aims and reformation of practice within the ministry.
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Christ
Kentucky Leads In Coal Production Amid National Output Rise
Kentucky remains far ahead of Illinois and West Virginia in coal output as the year’s early weeks show Kentucky producing about 1,039,000 tons while West Virginia mined 240,000 tons and Illinois 200,000 tons. Officials from the state and federal mines bureaus spoke at Brentford about rising production and national totals reaching roughly 2.87 million tons in the first two weeks of the period, with 43,044,000 net tons for the year to date across U S bituminous mines.
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West Virginia
U. S
wetNbar
United States Bureau of Mines
Kentucky
Betha
Robert
Lamble
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Forbes
Wyantington
Engaineer
Walter London
Welch
Coal Silver Collieries Company
Brentur
Ituna County
United States Bureau of Niives
Rural School Conference Plan Drawn Across State
Sectional conferences to plan the coming school year are arranged by J. T. Tustin rural supervisor of the state department of education. Meetings will involve county councils of education and county superintendents in several West Virginia counties with sessions in Barbearaville Mullens Monceverte and other communities in July and later.
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Edion- Man
Uentinnal Frresa
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Heone
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Ayette
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Pocahontes
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Monror
Mt Monceverte
Trier
Plenennta
Wood
Ritchie
Local teams set matchups at Gassaway and Harboursville
Wirt, Jackson, Toote and Calhoun duel July ath ay Brayton Gilmer Webster and Nichols at Gassaway on July 24. Cabell Mason Putnam Wayne Lincoln Katiawha Boone and Minky meet at Harboursville on July 1.
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Calhoun
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Wayne
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Boone
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Yale Tale Banner praised by Yale professor and editor
Charlestonian editor W Vaughan Spencer of Charleston edits Yale’s Tale Banner and Vet Pourri for 1920. William Lyon Phelps lauds the volume as the most beautiful and complete Yale ever produced, with Archibald MacLeish’s preface and essays by Yale leaders. It honors Sean Jones’s upcoming service and emphasizes Yale’s traditions in professional schools, athletics, commencements, and student life.
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Charleston
Yale University
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Spencer
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Lampann
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Yale Maxonie Club
Phelpa
Sean Jones
Archibald MacLeish
Rail ties replaced with cement to modernize tracks
Railway maintenance crews begin replacing wooden ties with cement ones to improve durability and longevity. The project aims to reduce replacement frequency and enhance line stability across routes. Local managers confirm schedule and safety measures will be in place during transitions.
Henry L Doherty Seeks Talks With Mexican Officials
Henry L Doherty, New York financier, arrived in Mexico City at the government’s invitation for talks on oil exploitation theory. He plans a week of conferences with Commerce and Industry Department officials and President Calles.
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Henry Tel Doherty
New York
Oll Tun
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Oll
Calles
Department of Commerce and Industry
Silent street brawl ends with policeman beaten in Worcester
In Worcester a drunken man fought a silent officer on Vernom Street. Witnesses heard taunts and screams as bystanders fled. The fray ended with both men on the ground as police arrived to secure the scene. The unidentified assailant and the officer were taken for treatment.
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Beaton
Franklin Park
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Nena
Nouru
Fragmentary OCR Capture Of A 19th Century Report
A garbled excerpt describes an officer commenting on a stranger being subdued and restrained. The text shows distorted words and unclear attribution, reflecting OCR errors rather than a clear, reportable event.
Prisoner Heh and Bail in Chicago Beatdown Case
James Kellar was arrested in Chicago for beating his wit and refused bail, saying he would be ashamed for his neighbors to see him.
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Chicago
James Kellar
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