Everest Climbers Find Butterflies at High Altitude
London reports Major Hingston of the Me rest expedition describes hardy spiders and even butterflies living on the Tibetan plateau’s barren 21 408 feet. He details broken rock islands amid perpetual snow, drought, and animal alliances enabling survival with specialized feeding and hoarding strategies.
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London
Everest
Jieyat Geographical Society
HK. W. G. Hingston
Mr. Rest
Hingston
Tibetan
State Police Monthly Report Details February Arrests
State Police report for February shows 169 arrests in prohibition cases, 41 stills seized and 204 gallons of moonshine. Company A led by Captain Hobart A. Brown recorded the most arrests and fines, with emphasis on curbing industrial trouble and dynamite discoveries. Superintendent H. B. O'Connor noted improved police work and closer law and order cooperation despite neutrality in labor matters.
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Junius
H. BH. O'Connor
Graham
Company A
Hobart A. Brown
Marin
Alen
Fashionable hats and flower trims described in detail
A fragmented elegy on cloche hats and floral trims discusses straw and green crepe fabrics, ribbon work, and dew drop embellishments. It notes hat shapes, wide brims, and ornamental embroidery with references to prices, fines, and legal mentions amid scattered fashion imagery.
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Linnney
Rev Payne Reported Very Seriously Ill in St Louis
American consul to the Virgin Islands and former member of the West Virginia legislature is reported seriously ill in St Louis. His recovery is hopeless, as stated by his physician. His daughter Mollie Payne of Brown has been summoned to his bedside. Doctor Payne was sent to St Thomas as American consul by President Roosevelt. Importation of pianos into Austria is prohibited.
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Tes CW Basne
Virgin Islands
West Virgin
2 Board of Regents
Monroe Ehanty
West Virginia
St. Louis
Virgil Islands
Miks Mollie Payne
Bintan
Payne
St. Thomas
Roosevelt
Ministers to Hear Talk on Week Day
Religious school ministers are set to hear a talk on weekday religion education. The meeting, arranged by the Christian ministerial association, will be held Wednesday afternoon at tear ovelaek in the high school auditorium. Local educational leaders, church schools, and interested persons are invited to attend and learn about the new religious education program.
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Kobe Grestdang
Ehvrer
Tenehurs Povineipels Gael Faris
Setacds
Young + sharee
Amdly
Chiclesten
Idle farms and farming reform urged at West Virginia meet
The article reports widespread farm idleness in counties, with 50 percent idle in many areas. Speakers including John W. Smith and state officials discuss improving farm labor, irrigation, and machinery, stressing agriculture as the backbone of the state’s industry. The luncheon featured remarks on better working conditions, opportunities, and the need to promote agricultural progress alongside coal, gas, and other industries.
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Vlaarlesten
Assusi
Corny
Agricul
John W. Smith
John J. Thomd
Smith Wats
Charles TH. Krehan
Neil French
Mr. Siniv
Niger
West Virgin
Unis
Maeddea
United States
Iment
Viking the Mariner
Svark
Ruta
Ambitious plan outlined for expanding farm product markets
A fragmented excerpt outlines a state led effort to boost farm product sales through improved management and strategic marketing. It references profits, pricing, and the role of university and engineering support, noting a drive toward efficiency and regional expansion with mentions of specific towns and figures.
Winding Gulf district reports productive work period
The Winding Gulf district notes strong production due to a determined effort by workers. Despite harsh conditions, efforts aimed at completing tasks led to substantial output in ore or fuel products. The report highlights steady progress and sustained cooperation among staff and management.
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Brckley
Gulf District
Open Baptist Training School At Calvary Church Today
A Baptist training school begins this afternoon at Calvary church with speakers including Withers and Brockway. The program covers beginner methods, geography of the title leads, and church administration. Philadelphia participants and West Virginia council members are listed among the contributors.
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Wells
Poubinston
Dro Roberts
Warn
Calvary
Neipinad
Miss Johnson
Madadelphia
Chaerlestan
Rabeerty
Vicentien
Young
Philadelphia
West Virginia Council
Viaseus Larneation Weiliacht Vla Eliwin
Parents Are Fined In Truancy Cases
A court session yesterday fined several parents for truancy and ordered fines paid to local authorities. Defendants listed include Mrs Lilly Rather of 420 Hess Streets, Burgess at 15 Vourt Street, Richard Stolen on Clendenin Street, and Ais Bain Mulling at 50 Reynolds Street.
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Esterday
Court of Dustive
J. Arthur Tiere Sul
Lilly Rather
Iess
Woo Burgess
Vaurt
Richard Stolen
Fat Clendenin
Ais Bain Mulling
Reynolds Street
Marsh Back From School Session Prompts Teacher Equity Debate
A conference featured prominent speakers from Muskingum College and West Virginia universities as educators discussed equitable school funding and increased salaries. Sectional meetings covered elementary and high school groups with many teachers in attendance at events in New Marlinsville and Wert Fairwin.
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J. J. Monsikomery
Muskingum College
J. B. Hil
West Virginia Universit Pref
Lars C. Bowman
West Jianerts
Rachael H. Colds
Svgll
West Virginia, University
Gdeahbor
Frost New Marlinsville
Dive Arnold
Northwestern
Wearners
Assorkuion
Wert Vairwin
Aret
Ratelin West
Marstanger
Ahie
Tae
Ollivars
Ike Tor
Plan Special Services for Glenwood Church
Auxiliary of Glenwood church led by Mrs W H Owyer plans special services at 5 oclock Sunday with Miss Iva Smith and Freda herald assisting. Wilbur Aggel O J Wert fall and Russell Frepklin provide music and Mr Startueh will lead the evening service.
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Glenwood Church
W. Howyer
Wilbur Aggel
J. Wertfall
Iva Smith
Freda Herald
Russell Frepklin
Mr. Startueh
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Spelman
Urtington
Westing
George
Second View
Witienad
Daybir
Winding Gulf
Baptist Training School
Calgary
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Withers
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Eehick
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Felda
Arthur A. Suith
Williamspart
Justice de Gruyter
Marsh
State Board of Education
Northwestern Teachers’ Association
Glenwood
P. C. Morgan
Will
Vested Choir
Frank R. Hurlbutt
Charleston
Cablish Brothers
Capitol Street
Washington Street
Kourey Bros. Sweet Shop
Wagner
Quarrier Street
CDC
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Charleston Dairy Company
Summers and
Dryden Streets
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