Charleston Gazette Beginnings and Rates for Daily Publication
The Charleston Gazette presents a historic notice detailing daily publication from the Capital City of Went Virginia, includes subscription rates for mail and weekly terms, and a Thought for This Morning with a Helen Rowland quote reflecting marriage and character expectations. The page also notes Associated Press affiliation, postal registration, and staff representatives.
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Daily Gazette Companys
Cltz
Virginia
Betty and
Ruesay
Wees ‘Detsize
caRni
Bnly
Sundey
Associated Press
Nema
David Co., Inc
Keator
Masters
Western
New York
Hartford
Postomice
Charleston
Smith McAdoo feud misnomer in Democratic quarrel
The writer rejects labeling the Smith McAdoo clash a feud. He derides Smith as lacking New York appeal and criticizes the Democratic Party’s drift toward whisky fueled money interests and “favorite sons.” He argues McAdoo deserved nomination and mocks attempts to block Woodrow Wilson’s legacy, noting rail grade crossing claims as a minor aside.
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Adoo
Smith
McAdoo
Coolidge
Tamshary
Wilson
New York
Wall Street
Clem Shaver
Duc
Morgans
Astors
Goulds
Rockefellers
LaFollette
Woodrow Wilson
John Allen
Houw
John W. Davis
Satan
Ananias
Oscar Underswood
Czar
Zenine
Woodrow Wilsa
Churchill's plan to pension England workers described
The speech outlines a broad social pension scheme funded by wage and employer contributions. It envisions every earner over 65 receiving 2.50 weekly, with survivors and orphans supported, and gradual cost growth managed to become self sustaining. The plan aims to reduce poverty and sickness fear among English workers.
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Sé of Commons
Winston Churchill
Churchill
England
Jia
Upshaw Visit and Economic Debate Spark Charleston Interest
The piece lauds Congressman Upshaw after two speeches in Charleston and Montgomery praising new welfare ideas. It also contrasts fire losses and deflation policy, likening national destruction from fires to economic strains under policy shifts. The author notes public interest in the proposed experiment and critiques monetary policy impacts.
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Congressman Upshaw
Charleston
Montgomery
William EB
Malla
Secretary of the Treasury
Logan Road Public Hearing Set for Next Wednesday
The Logan Road debate looms as county court eyes a Marmet connection. Residents demand timely action to avoid further delay and economic setback, amid land-right disputes and public sentiment. Hoover on economic principle cited. Dawes rule change noted.
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Logan
Boone
Kanawha
Ferry
C. and O. Bridge
Marmet
Road Commission
County Court
Humanity in Advertising Fortnightly Review
The magazine argues industrial advertising often lacks human warmth compared with other fields. It notes reasons include hard to imbue mechanical illustrations with interest and lengthy text to explain technical superiority, yet many advertisers especially auto makers inject strong human appeal.
When the Nation Speaks of Peace and Fear
A reflection on the month as music and danger rise with calls to arms. The text contrasts youth’s breath with the threat of police violence and cites Coolidge and Lincoln as moral touchstones. It also notes the League of Nations gaining through eliminating substitutes.
Unclear OCR Fragment on Farming and War News
Fragmentary text describes farming topics such as hen setting and potato shipments, interwoven with distant war imagery including battleships and Pacific theater references. Names and dates are largely garbled, yielding a mosaic of agricultural notes and wartime rhetoric.
Red labor alliances spark debate on cheap work forces
Fragmented report shows references to ties between scarce labor and political groups. It mentions Pravda and a controversial stance on cheap labor, with vague characters and names suggesting a Soviet context. The piece hints at media reaction and societal tensions amid industrial changes.
May 3 1105 Intercepted Message From Mr Witt Powell
A dated message from Mr Witt Powell of Charleston, Virginia, appears in the text with greeting lines and references to a welding ball and scene. The legible portion mentions Watt Riebt and SUNTOrnts with tiles, ending with a sign-off from Powell.
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Dear Watt Riebt
Women and fashion stir debate in wartime era talk
A garbled page discusses women’s dress and gender roles, arguing how changing attire challenges traditions. It notes police frames, suspenders, and men’s robes as potential shifts, framing the debate as a taxpayer concern and social test for the era.
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Willy
Paris Debates Preservation Of Bernhardt House As Museum
Sumers of the late Sarah Bernhardt seek to buy and preserve her Boulevard Perrit residence, once auctioned for 800,000 francs, as a theatrical museum with municipal funds under consideration. Separate items note Briand’s cabinet communications and fashion trends for the upcoming season.
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Associated Preast
Paris
Sarah Bernhardt
Whien
Boulevard Perrite
Equnott
Red Terror in the Green Forest A Burgess Tale
A Burgess tale warns of a Red Terror sparked by a discarded cigarette from an automobile. Jimmy Skunk and Mrs. Jim My frantically guide the children home as a brush fire spreads across the Green Forest causing panic and danger to all creatures nearby. The lesson centers on cigarette care and wildfire risk in the woods.
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Corefeno
Briand
Ati Oh
M. Briand
Oman
Gantaet
Tiana
M. Ferriot
Clemmenuy
Vesulla
Phreto
Green Forest
Geen Meadows
St Carrie
Big Buster
Famar
Jimmy Skunk
Hephouro
Parmer Brown
Bremer Brown
Brown
Mia
Jimmy
Jim My
Twany
Nas
Dean
Jshnmy Kane
Farmer Brown
nKat
Tittle Temple
T W. Burgess
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Charleston Gazette
Helen Rowland
House of Commons
Baltimore
Washington
John Sherman Durst
Board of Control
Logan Road
Hoover
Congress
Humanity IN Advertising
Lincoln
League of Nations
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AMD
Myer
Wwe
Arthuic Hrishane
N.Y. Amertonn
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Lake Okeechobe
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Ctpsenens
Sandy
Emilistan
Ronurth
Ureeniees
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Burcle
Paclia Ocean
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Ria Yeung
Nusbond
Pale Bisse
HUY
Albert
Bonobo
Ile
Patvothy
Eames Aly
Pete Srehenlek
Ecbotiers
Low
Marco
Uimier Otter
Ravi Camplabne
Pravda
Glee
Fran Ter
Anny
Herne
Reinan Wikia
Diay
Shires Greera
Stel United
Pasoanta’ Duaire Lowey
Hloyakla
Mr. Witt Powell
Fkanuehe
Bmmare Purion
Chueleston
Wo Vis
Copsleight
Medah
Ntyre
Samael Peps
Wysett
Tate
Sun Edituc
Migrenece
Tle
Wandivap
Poe
Galen
Erica Hon Wits
Perry
Europe
Pooget
McNaught Syndicate
Serbotis
Onl
Phan the Silt
Bani Te
Baer
Bane
Tim
Hiwiara
Hite
Apleaver
Daily News Letter
Aperial
Mit
Litera
Rhode
Waltaire
Jaye
Jool Jey Morin
Nonewe
Hut
Sheik Clu
Burgess
Thornton W. Burgess
Mra Groure
Tinve Solel
Une Lothar
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Ely Children
Tony
Ferner Proigler
Bernie
Phambee
Dept
Anne Deter
Pelne
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