Imper Echoes of Youth Shape Lifelong Paths
A reflective note argues childhood and adolescence largely mold life patterns, yet people often fail to notice when those formative years end until opportunities to change have passed. The piece ponders timing, growth, and the subtle shifts that define later years.
The Crow Repairs Willy Nillys Car And A Swim Outing
Mary Graham Bonner tells how Christopher Columbus Crow seeks forgiveness after hiding a paper, plans to fix Willy Nillys horn, and leads the group toward a Blue Lake swimming trip with the animal friends including Mrs Quacko Duck and Rip the dog, amid playful mischief and worry.
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Christopher Columbus Crow
Willy Nilly
Christopher
Rip
New Hat Styles Feature High Back Shapes and Cut Outs
The piece describes fall hats with high back silhouettes, stitched crowns and brims, and crepe drape on spectator models. Felt velvet and fabrics are used. backs are fitted, crowns manipulated, and stitching a key feature. Also notes a brown suede oxford with a cut out front and a high cut model with a decorative band and a Spanish Louis heel for a slender line.
P. T. A. Congress Set for Logan November Meeting
The West Virginia Parent-Teachers Congress plans its annual session in Logan on November 2 3 and 4 with the theme The Child and His Community Mrs W F Beatty of Parkersburg is named president of the association.
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Logan
West Virginia
Parent-Teachers Congress
W. F. Beatty
Parkersburg
Grain Submits Code Aimed at Stabilizing Prices
Washington August 8 grain exchanges told farm administrators they will submit a code of exchange practices to stabilize prices after the mid July collapse. George N Peek warned the administration would prescribe a code if they did not reform. Investigators in Chicago study the price collapse to see if speculation played a role. Administrators seek to slow rapid price swings and plan to include the code in a master set with other industry codes.
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Washington
George N. Peek
Srain Futures Administration
Chicago
Farm Women Camp Opens at Jackson's Mill in West Virginia
About 285 farm women gathered at Jackson's Mill to open the twelfth annual Farm Women's camp directed by Miss Gertrude Humphreys of Morgantown. Activities include cheese making taught by J. J. Betler of Helvetia and classes in religion, music, costume making, pageantry, nature study, recreation, block printing, hat making, clothes remodeling, food preservation, health and swimming.
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Jackson's Mill
West Virginia
Gertrude Humphreys
Morgantown
Switzerland of America
J. J. Betler
Helvetia
Helvetians
Virginia Senior Golf Tourneys Open August 14
The fifth annual Virginia Senior golf tournaments begin August 14 on the Old White course and run three days. Dr. N L Rea of Charlottesville is defending champion and also won in 1930. Medal play determines the individual champion, followed by a Virginia versus West Virginia seniors team match on the final day. J Hawkins of Huntington is New Dominion captain, W S Battle Jr of Roanoke heads the Virginians, who seek a fourth straight victory. Driving, approach, and putting contests are included.
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White” Course
N. L. Rea
Charlottesville
Virginia
West Virginia
J. Marshall Hawkins
Huntington
New Dominion
W. S. Battle, Jr
Roanoke
Seven Arrests In Truck Robbery Ring In Beckley
Beckley authorities report seven youths aged 16 to 22 were arrested after a year long series of truck robberies in the Sand Lick area. More than $3,000 in goods were stolen as robbers boarded slow moving trucks, climbed hills, loaded merchandise, and jumped off.
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Beckley
Sand Lick
Tate Farm Women Will Hold Camp Import Milk to Forestall Shortage
Albany report notes state health commissioner granted city health officers permission to import milk from outside the commonwealth to forestall a shortage caused by a seven day strike of independent milk producers. Governor Lehman discussed potential National Guard involvement as violence flared, with troopers sent to hospitals.
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Tate Farm
Albany
New York State
Commonwealth
Thomas Parran, Jr
State Milk Control Board
Herbert H. Lehman
Upstate
National Guard
John Dozen
Balancing Vacation Hours By Brooke Peters Church
The piece argues for a balanced summer schedule for children, avoiding overemphasis on reading or sports. It urges parents to mix physical outlets with mental or social activities, noting life’s continuous progression and the danger of narrowing a child’s interests to a single pursuit.
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Brooke Peters
Daily Crossword Puzzle Clue Fragments From Yesterday
Puzzle text presents scattered across clues including bone dry hints like cereal grass and Greek letter. Entries reference various puzzles terms and stray words such as parrot species and poetic roles. The readable items resemble a jumbled crossword with multiple numbered hints and stray phrases.
City official urges sheriffs to quell strike disturbances
A city leader refused a broader compromise and wired sheriffs in fifty seven counties outside New York City urging deployment of as many deputies as needed to restore order. He stressed that law abiding citizens must be protected as they conduct their business.
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New York City
State Direct Levy On Property Remains 19 Cents
Charleston August 8 The 19 cent state direct levy on property remains for this year totaling ten cents for the school fund five cents for the capitol building fund and four cents for Virginia debt This action by the present board of public works affirms a levy laid last January as a formality The 19 cent levy is the last under the current constitution amendment limiting state levy to one cent after 1933 except for existing indebtedness Also the five cent period for the capitol building fund ends this year as authorized by the legislature
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Charleston
State Board of Public Works
Capitol
Virginia
Board of Public Works
Capitol Building
Haiti To Be Freed Of U S Marines
The United States agreed to withdraw the Marines from Haiti after Norman Armour, American minister of Haiti, signed the agreement with the Haitian government. The pact includes Haitianization of the local constabulary and steps to service the island’s bonds.
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Haiti
U.S
Washington
United States
State Department
Norman Armour
Republic
World’s Fair memories wake Puffy and Fluffy
Puffy and Fluffy return from the World’s Fair to the long dusty road and drift deeply asleep in a freshly sown field after enjoying many kinds of fun and spectacle at the exposition.
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Puffy
Fluffy
For Rent Notices Collection From a 10s Era
Multiple rental notices listed include furnished housekeeping rooms in a young couple setting at 612 Maple Avenue with phone 680 J, a six room house in Woodford Addition with city water gas and electricity at $15 per month, and various six to eight room dwellings on Warder Avenue Main Street and West Washington Street with contact numbers. Also listed is a sale or rent option for a six room house with central location, new paint and Parrish Agency contact 701.
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Maple Avenue
Woodford Addition
iGares A. Snider
Richwood
W.etce
East Main Street
West Washington Street
Washington Street
Cail Parrish Agency, Inc
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Associated Press
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