Tompkins extension rail eyed to speed mine work
Harold P. Tompkins, Charleston Kiwanis president, announced milestones toward mass manufacture of the Tompkins extension rail by Midland Steel Products of Cleveland. The device speeds track laying to the face in coal mines, reduces labor and material costs, and is interchangeable in 40 and 20 foot lengths. Operators including Consolidation Coal and Maryland New River Coal use it, with production planned for the United States Canada and Mexico.
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Harold P. Tompkins
Charleston Kiwanis Club
Kanawha County
Min J and Steel Peoducts Company
Canada
Mexico
Midland Company
Otis Steel Company
Cmpanies
Cleveland
Ohio
West Virginia
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United Stat
Midland Steel Products Company
Cie
Tompking Fuel Company
Cedar Grove
Kanawha
Consolidation Coal Company
New River Company
West Vir~ Rinin Coal and Coke Company
Kingston-Pocahontas Coal Company
Maryland-New River Coal Company
Grauley Mountain Coal Company
McLain Fire Clay Company
Meadow Creek Coal Company
Micajah Pocahontas Coal Company
Crown Rock Asphalt Company
TODAY S CROSSWORD PUZZLE AND ENGLAND REPLANTING THEES
The page lists a large crossword puzzle with many clues across and down. A dateline from London May 2 notes England plans rapid forest restoration after wartime depletion, with the government planting over 50,000 young trees across about 16,000 acres and aiming to double next year.
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England
London
2 SICK WOMEN REGAIN HEALTH
Valdosta Georgia reports women cured by Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound. A customer writes of relief from female weakness back pains and nervous fatigue after one bottle and praises the remedy. Another testimonial from Battle Creek and Cleveland cites rapid improvement and willingness to advise others.
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Valdosta
Georgia
Lydia E. Pinkham
Battle Creek
Mich
Ina
Cleveland
Année Fetters
Mrs. C. "Almer
Champion St
Tattle Creek
Funeral planned for Mrs Woodrum after fatal operation
Mrs. Mary O Woodrum wife of John Woodrum of Chester road died yesterday at a local hospital after an operation on Thursday She was a Brean Memorial Presbyterian church member and taught a girls class in Sunday school She was a past officer of the West Side Women's club Survived by her husband a brother and a sister Funeral services will be held Monday at 2 o'clock from the Chester road home with Rev Frank C Brown of the Brean Memorial church officiating Burial will be in Spring Hill cemetery Burial preparations and church attendance are noted with Rev Brown delayed by general assembly travel
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Mary O. Woodrum
Tohn Woodrum
Chester Road
Sage Weod
Woodrum
Wood- Tum
Kenew
Iiny
Brean Memorial Freshbyterian
Bailey
Dorothy Jane
Genevieve
Delaware Avenue
John Stroud
Oukwod
L. O. Steinback
Pennsylvania Avenue
Misa Myrtia Fetty
Spencer
Charles Harrington
Kenova
J. W. Riley
Wyoming Street
H. J. Kennedy
Clendenin
4. D. Harrah
Columbia Boulevard
Bullivan
Mrs. Harrah
Flora Buredette
New York Called Thirstiest City by ISM Writer
ISM writer suggests New York is the thirstiest city in the world, contrasting it with London. She notes she found New York full of tall stories, and mentions returning from the United States with a confession of affection for the city.
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New York
London
Dia
May Christia
United States
Unclear fragment prompts a question about city charm
Fragmentary text questions which city offers warmth and sunny climate. It contrasts kindness and welcome with New York style work ethic. Missing concrete facts, no identifiable events or entities.
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York
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