Charleston Gazette 1925 May 10 Thought For Morning
The Charleston Gazette dated May 10, 1925 presents a daily paper format with subscription details, masthead, and a morning thought. It notes the paper's association with the Associated Press and lists staff and offices. The morning reflection cites Ecclesiastes 12 13 urging reverence for God and obedience to commandments as humanity's duty.
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Chicago
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God
Mother heart of America urged to curb crime
A loaded exhortation speaks of America’s past via the nation’s heart rather than statutes. It argues mothers hold moral power to curb crime, urging mothers to reclaim influence to save the country and its youth, contrasting with political scandals and legal actions in Washington.
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America
Supreme Court
Faith
Earth
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Iime
Nad. Ruabinie
Erica
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Wheeler Siege Backlash Boosts Prestige Amid Attacks
A political storm surrounds Senator Wheeler as critics press attacks for alleged payoffs in land grants. Supporters cite the senate committee and Montana jury exonerations, while the Justice Department weighs whether to proceed, fearing further acquittals could impugn the entire process. The piece notes Republican leaders face fallout. Dean Inge chides America, mockingly labeled a rave.
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Everett Scott’s 1307 Game Streak Ends in Major League Baseball
A historic run of 1307 consecutive games by Everett Scott ended when his name was missing from a New York Yankees lineup. The long streak began June 20, 1946, with Scott’s durability and skill at shortstop noted amid praise for his steady offense and elite defense. The piece reflects on the toll of such a record and Scott’s likely decline, concluding his legacy in baseball history.
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New York
Scott
Boston
Mass politics and the Massachusetts gamble in 1926
A writer argues Massachusetts should not be courted by the Democratic Party, likening its political fates to dangerous gambles. He recalls Ben Butler and George Floyd quotes, urges humane treatment for the state, and questions the party’s ability to win Massachusetts or New York. The piece ends with a remark on Bryan after viewing a missing link cartoon.
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George R. C. Floyd
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Wilson
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Bryan
Hancock
Seymour
South Ca
Georgia
When You See a Man Elbow Broadway In New York
Archival profile of vaudeville and Broadway culture in New York from 1925. Mentions Arifels and McIntyre, famous performers, moving pictures, and public manners. Notes on Mac Murray divorce gossip and the rise of stage stars in Harlem era entertainment. Includes reflections on New York society and the mediated fame of performers.
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Beau Hreadway
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Celegranh
Broadway
C. McIntyre
Urs
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Sugar Tariff Debate Dulls Hope for Farm Aid in 1920s WV Press
West Virginia editorials critique a proposed sugar tariff cut, arguing it would lower prices but harm consumers and farm revenue. They criticize policymakers and the Commerce Commission for delaying relief, noting agricultural legislation and government opposition to sugar rate reductions, while urging protection of local producers.
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Intercepted Messages Reveal May Meeting Details
Fragmentary notes indicate a May meeting among department officials in Charleston. The text references interns, a reading, and unspecified plans or actions, but most specifics are unclear due to damaged OCR. The fragment suggests coordination or inspection across departments with potential aims unknown.
Unclear text fragment from Virginia item
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a building and a Virginia location with scant readable words. No identifiable people, organizations, dates, or events are discernible to form a fact-based summary.
The Changing Stores and Public Life in Town
A satirical survey laments changes in shops and streets with mounting nostalgia. The author mocks modern habits, noting barber shops, bakeries, and drugstores selling odd items and touting new comforts while public life and traditional trades vanish.
Corrections on May 7 Charleston Gadgets letter
A reader from Charleston Wisconsin writes to correct a May 7 article on tax measures. The letter argues the finance committee did not propose a gross sales tax and urges accurate reporting of who proposed the revenue increase.
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Fragmentary ode and Virginia biography excerpt
A garbled verse forms a motherly apostrophe ending with a brief note about Eugene Bielow and Meredith Francia Warrison Pierpont, governor of Virginia, described as pivotal to West Virginia's birth and anti-slavery sentiment. mentions a writer from a historical Virginia period.
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Missing text from a mother and child note to Anne Tayler
A fragmentary note from a mother addressed to Anne Tayler, expressing a plea for help and mentioning a place called Winke. The legible words suggest concern for a child and seeking aid or guidance from the recipient. The rest of the message is unclear due to garbled OCR.
Destruction of Hay and Adams Homes in Washington
Historic Washington residences on Sixteenth Street near Lafayette Square, including the John Hay and Adams houses, are being demolished for new office and embassy use. The Wadworths and other notable owners have relocated, with interiors praised as among the city’s finest, while neighboring structures like the Corcoran and Warder houses also face removal for modern commerce.
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The Falls Poem Fragment and Ancient News Reel
A fragmentary poem evokes Drogheda like Falls and Erie currents with frantic imagery of rocks and water. The piece credits Garnett Laidlaw and appears in Central Magazine. An unrelated note mentions a Virginia convict and an ancient inscription from Mesopotamia.
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