Phantom Riders Track Rustlers In Rain Lows Waterway
In Chapter Twelve of the Phantom Valley tale, Shot Rogers leads eight riders under heavy rain to locate cattle thieves. The group splits to cover terrain and monitor signs near stream beds and Flats, hoping to uncover tracks the Brazee outfit failed to find. Lorena Hamilton interacts with Rogers while romance and danger mingle in the arid Arizona setting.
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Rogers
Wren
Tee
Bhot
George Brazee
George
Shot
Mr. Brazee
Ory
Ain
Lorena Hamilton
Black Midnight
Lorena
Thanksgiving critique and Roosevelt celebration critique
The text comments on Thanksgiving, condemning public spectacle and media hype around Roosevelt's policies. It argues true thanks should focus on Almighty Father for spiritual and temporal blessings, not grandiose political theatrics. It critiques government and doctors in a public debate about national direction and policy experiments.
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Osevelt
Pidin
Roosevelt
America
Costa
Bite
Beyoud
White House
QIFE TAM PING: A THIMBLE-TIP SMOKER'S PROGRESS
The Charleston Gazette reports an inventive method for tamping tobacco using a wife's thimble on the smoker's third finger. This discreet device aims to achieve steady combustion and improve the smoking technique in a humorous yet practical approach.
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Charleston
Doctors Strike Hobbles Free Medical Plan Abroad
Report from Clarksburg Exponent notes doctors in New Zealand resisting a socialist government plan for free medical care. Despite promises of $7500 annual income for general practitioners, only about 22 of 1000 doctors signed on, while doctors deny a tribal alignment and insist they remain committed to medical aid as before. The government reacts angrily and contemplates importing physicians.
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Clarksburg
New Zea
Quiet Lesson in Economics From Daily Congress Wrap
A Philippi Republican piece quotes Representative Woodrum on government spending and pump priming. It highlights the view that Treasury lending is not self liquidating and warns readers against assuming that large loans will pay for themselves.
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Philippi Republican
Congress of the United States
Representative Woodrum
Virginia Democrat
Virginia
Treasury
Imperfect Lesson Looms as Taxes Rise in Unclear Message
A garbled passage hints at tougher taxes and public reaction. The text references Treasury issues and fear of shocks, suggesting a future remembered warning about fiscal policy. Names and clear details are absent, leaving a fragmented summary of economic anxieties.
New Efforts Continue as Sub Sailors Wait
Comptroller general ruled yesterday that submarine ratings stopped at the hour the Squalus entombed crew were trapped in the wreck. The ruling will cost the men an average of about 15 dollars monthly. Survivors remain engaged in salvage efforts and many hope to return to duty aboard the ship once repaired and returned to service.
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Comptroller
Union Battle Over Whitehead Sparks Open Warfare
The dispute pits the American Association of Actors and Artists against the AFA and IATSE in a deep jurisdiction quarrel. Kenneth Thompson of the SAG criticizes Whitehead's return while AFL council rulings favor expulsion of the AFA and challenge IATSE charter actions. AFL chief Willam Green warns of open warfare if talks stall until the Cincinnati convention in October. Whitehead vows to continue with an organized campaign under IATSE guidance.
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AAAAS
Whitehead
Kenneth Thompson
Screen Actors Guild
AAAA
AFL Council
AFA
International Alliance of the
AFL Union
AFL
Willam Green
Green
Cincinnati
Thomson
Stagehands
IATSE
Brucks Win Northern West Virginia Girls Softball Title
Brucks a Monongah team won the second annual Northern West Virginia girls softball championship by defeating the Fairmont Red Tops 6 to 1 in Fairmont on August 19.
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Fairmont
Brucks
Northern West Virginia
Fairmont Red Tops
Citizens warn against new federal credit agency plan
A commentator decries creating another federal corporation to issue obligations for public spending. The proposal, using guaranteed agency debt, aims to mask debt growth and bypass direct Treasury borrowing, risking higher future costs for taxpayers and undermining sound government finance.
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Corporation
Treasury Department
Suca & Corporation
United States
Congress
House of Cards
Jersey
Ape
Brinkman Rise From German Immigrant to Local Builder
Charles Brinkman grew a south Main Street mercantile and bakery, weathering Civil War looting, built many town houses, and helped expand Bluemont cemetery. His sign above the door stood 75 years, reflecting a life of hard work, fair dealing, and community leadership in Grafton and Taylor County.
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George Brinkman
Main Street
Uncle Sam
F. M. Durbin
Bluemont Cemetery
United States
Germany
Baltimore
Grafton House
Baltimore and Ohio
George L. Jalliffe
James D. Holmes
Brinkman
Grafton
Taylor County
Glady Creek
Taylor
Marion
Olther
Bosk
Fragmented society chatter spills from odd phrases
A jumble of quips and snippets touches on weather, unions, marriage, and quirks. The text muses on rain, cherry pie, actors, taxation, and a psychiatrist, mixing humor with surreal lines about a California canary and a cat.
Roosevelt Faces Pressure Over Next Congress
Congressmen discuss possible cooperation to limit the next session to few controversial issues. Some expect both the administration and Democratic foes may seek a brief session, but any move to silence Democratic bargaining would need President Roosevelt's assent. If he attacks opponents, foes could use Congress as a platform for counter moves.
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Roosevelt
Congressional Sounding Board
Control Over Cemine Tram Rage Ge Weapons
In a report the German forces plan autumn maneuvers before August 27, timed with Hitler’s veterans address on the Tannenberg battlefield in East Prussia. Paris officials fear troop concentrations as the Nasi organ Danziger Vorposten notes small unit drills leading to larger maneuvers into September.
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Puchver Hitler
Tennenberg
East Prussia
Paris
Nasi
Free City
Danziger’ Vorposten
Tannenberg
Ee ‘Hungary
Ssaky
Boin
Mussolini Eyes Germany Visit Amid War Nerves
Fragments indicate Mussolini plans a visit to Germany amid a shifting balance on the chessboard of alliances. A foreign office spokesman in Budapest denied certain remarks as Nazi propaganda claims circulate in the Voerkischer Beobachter. A Welsh county sheriff and former resident, Bradley, died in Honaker, Virginia, with friends notified.
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Mier
Mussolini
Intertm
Germany
Cybles
Hungary
Chess Board
Foreign Office
Budapest
Hitler
Voerkischer Beobachter
Britain
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Lorcia
Jerry Dale
Lorene
Mr. Dale
Smother
Russia
Italy
Spain
Australia
Joomes
Harley L. Lutz
Public Finance
Princeton University
Charles Brinkman
Brinkman Moves
New Orleans
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