Graham Offers Fire Inspection
Graham of the city fire department promotes a free inspection service to cut fire losses by encouraging property owners to follow firefighter advice. Inspectors assess homes and commercial buildings, noting risks from leaks, gas, clutter, and electrical hazards while urging proper maintenance and sprinkler adoption to reduce insurance costs and save apparatus wear.
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Chie W. W. Graham
City Fire Department
Ife
Graham
Rishore
Fire Department
Graham Saye
Jong Run
Rainy weather aids rail traffic recovery
Weather delays ease as rainy season returns. rail workers note river water becomes murkier and more suitable for steam, allowing boilers to use less water and produce more force. In Norway, the Sogne glacier slips 100 feet, threatening nearby slopes.
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Kent
Oslo
Norway
Sopheilr
Sogne Mountain
Woman Afraid To Eat Her Meals Ad Sclaims Relief From Digestive Distress
An advertisement presents a woman fearing meals due to stomach discomfort and nervous symptoms. It promotes Adlerika as a quick relief for digestive issues, claiming removal of “noitional polsomina matter” and resulting improvements in appetite sleep and energy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adierika
Adlerika
Joe Adlerika
Ady
Like a Flapper Fanny Ward Shines On Stage
A fragment hints at Fanny Ward, the veteran stage and screen actress, portrayed with youthfulness and vivacity. The piece compares her to a modern flapper, noting audience reaction and a playful, effervescent image.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanny Ward
Fanny
Cabin Creek Votes On Kanawha River Bridge Bond
A petition circulated in Cabin Creek district seeks a 188,000 bond for a Kanawha river bridge at Cabin Creek junction plus bridges on Catda and Paint creeks and several roads. If enough signatures are gathered the matter goes to Kanawha county court for a new bond election.
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Kanawha
Cabin Creek
Kanawha River
Catda
Paint Creeks
Cpe
Nanawha
Percy 3. Crousey
Akely Te Suile
Cabin Creek Junction
Wanawha River
Chesapeake
Winifrede
Freshmen Given Faculty Advice at Washington and Lee
Washington and Lee University will have faculty members meet with the freshman class throughout its first year to aid assimilation and campus life. President Henry Louis Smith announced the plan, appointing professors Latture, Tucker, Hale Houston, Brown, Wooten, and Morten to guide new students and present best practices for campus conduct.
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Selecteyi
Washington and Lee
Lexington
Washington and Lee University
Henry Louis Smith
S University
Beat Guides
Ql-Ainers
Ron. Latture
I. H. Tucker
Hale Houston
W. M. Brown
B. H. Wooten
Wlw. Morten
Day in Washington reflects varied federal actions
Dwight F. Davie was appointed secretary of war. The federal gate presented its fuse to the President's air board. Labor officials indicated no action in the case of Mexican minister Pant. The naval court inquiry into the Shenandoah disaster heard further expert tests.
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Dwight F. Davie
Wry
Federal Gate
Naval Court
Shenandoah
Cross-Word Puzzle Mine Puzzler From Obscure Clues
A scrambled fireworks of cryptic cues and misordered terms presents a cross word puzzle fragment. It lists vague definitions and scattered clues spanning equipment, places, animals, and abstract ideas with corrupted spellings and jumbled references.
Praynor, fittinghuegh lead Senators rival ahead in campaign
A 1925 era wire service piece discusses Traynor and Willege of the Senators in a looming campaign clash. It praises Traynor as a gifted hitter and base runner and notes Waugner as among the top third basemen, comparing him to Joe Dugan of the Yankees.
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NY AL Dawaree
Praynor
Will
Gutileld
Ute
Willege
Senators
Traynor
Wraugner
Joe Dugan
The
Yankee
CopsTight
Dl Torg
Duc
Capitol Street Paving Debate Delays Renovation Plans
Old Kanawha to State Street route known for arrests faces renewed talks on resurfacing. Proposals weigh asphalt overhauls with sewer tunneling as budget and traffic disruption are debated. Some favor full reconstruction to better drain the lower sections.
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Capitol Street
Kanawha
State
Uat
Virginia
Eliy
Niay TE Ie
Quarter
Stata
Local confusion over a winding outfit and a running cult
A fragmentary report hints at a group described as a winding outfit near semi-tropical beaches. The text mentions Mah and Joned Tike in a running cult context, but details are unclear.
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Mose
Os Wenrer
Batatus
Quile
Negro freed after murder sentence in Mercer county case
Payne Hood, kin of Norfolk, regained freedom after murder charges were dismissed in Cabell County court. The long case tied to the killing of Hares Cook in Mercer and involving Clarence Boyd spanned multiple trials, with new evidence showing Boyd served in the army during the crime.
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Memtington
MsArter
Wenitontians
Payne Hood
Nekin
Norfolk
Todey
Cabell
Noite Brosse
Hares Cook
Justice of the Peace
Ameer Grinte Af Payny Boyd
Hertilen
Ruse
Wassington
Judd Whenor Cleveland Bord
Wook
Death by Own Action Reported in Hammond Party Case
In Hammond Indiana Vera Rovin aged 18 faced an incident at a party described as a kiss protest. She returned home and died by her own action. Authorities note no other parties were involved.
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Hammond
Ind
Agjuster
Mixe
Vera Rovin
New violator of traffic found by police
Police traced a street offender who left yellow parking cards on seat backs. Officers linked the scheme to a driver who parked too long and departed, leaving the card behind. Municipal Judge C B Babbick sentenced him after eight charges were filed.
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John Britton
Notiea
Jt Sland
D Fern Particu Chromite
Cornerfett Yellow Card Inc
C. B. Babbick
Municipal Court
St Albans Social Roundup Notes Residents Homeward
Mrs. M C McKeny returns from Pittsburgh visit with her son Sharlen W Meeny. Mrs Morrison chairs St Mark's Episcopal Guild meeting Thursday afternoon. Mr and Mrs L Bailey of Charleston back from visit with Mr and Mrs B L Foley. Mayor F D Burgess returns from Montgomery West Virginia visiting his brother. Mrs Guy Priestley guest of Mrs J S Nurnberger returns to Priestly West Virginia. Eastern Star rehearsal at J K P hall Wednesday afternoon October 14 at 2 30 for initiation next week. Dennis Pudding and family guests of Mr and Mrs George Brace Sr return home. Dr Inekvenbour visits then returns to Niagara. Mrs T M Maxwell of College Hill home from Charleston hospital much improved. Mr Wranit Smith of Prince Mahon and McClure Charleston WV a business visitor yesterday. Mr B L Poley on business trip in Staunton and Harrisonburg. Mrs Russell Ja very oil at home of daughter Mrs Charles Coney. Mrs Elizabeth Maxwell leaving Friday for Mentor Kansas.
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M.C. McKeny
Pittshurch
Sharlen W. Meeny
Guild of St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Morrison
L . Bailey
Charleston
BL. Foley
F. DL. Burgess
Montgomery
W. Va
Afr
Umes Burgess
Guy Priestly
Dennis
Logan
Mero
George Brace, Sr
Inekvenbour
Niwera Walls
TM. Maxwell
College Hill
Wranit Smith
Prince, Mahon and McClure
BL. Poley
Staunton
Itarrison
Bar
Russell
Charles Coney
College EI
Elizabeth Maxwell
Mentor
Kan
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