Lorena's Bold Resolve After Cowboy Raid Night
Lorena debates gender roles and strength as she and Aunt Sally shelter from rain. Jerry returns wounded after an escape from danger, and George Brazee reassures them all, while Midnight Brazee’s story hints at deeper ties on the ranch.
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Lorena
Mrs. 'Brazee
Rod
Ofrs
Brazee
George
Aunt Sally
Sally
Europe
Dad
Mrs. Brazee
Justiy
Jerry
Morrow
Sally Brazee
Black Midnight
Midnight
Blario
Mistah Jerry
Chester Hightower
Midnight ‘Brazee
Crown Valley
Dale
Grimaing
George Brazee
Rogers
Old
Jiv
Escobar
Hin
Lord’s Trust Brings Steadfast Hope Like a River Tree
The verse from Jeremiah 17 7 8 extols Blessed are those who trust in the Lord and place their hope in Him A tree planted by waters spreads roots toward the river remains green in drought and bears fruit despite heat Guardian tone echoes scripture memory with emphasis on steadfast faith.
Joevelt silent trip fuels fear of special session call
The report notes Joevelt may cut short his trip to Washington and push for a special session to act on neutrality legislation. Critics warn against executive arms sales provisions, fearing bias toward one side. The piece argues for strengthening defenses and solidifying ties with Canada and South America to protect the American continent.
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Joevelt
Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Executive
Japan
Germany
Aedium
East
Canada
South Ameri
American
Non aggression treaty sparks mixed European reactions
A Morgantown Post report surveys the looming non aggression treaty involving Germany and Russia. Analysts warn such pacts can mislead, noting past treaties like Germany Poland in 1934 and Hitler’s current moves may alter perceptions without guaranteeing real force.
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Morgantown
Rmany
Russia
Great Britain
Poland
Hitler
Germany
Lance
Beral Tare
Diplomats suspect Russian pact changes European balance
The piece argues Britain and France likely knew of Russo German talks before a signed non aggression pact. It questions officials’ sleep on the job and warns against premature conclusions, noting the volatile European situation and the risk of overreacting to initial reports.
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Great Britain
France
Germany
Russia
Moscow
Berlin
London
Paris
Italy
Bex
Dollar diplomacy and the orient in trade
The piece argues that US and allied nations masked real policy in Asia by pursuing economic leverage. It cites a field study showing Japan’s war effort depended heavily on supplies from the United States Britain France and the Netherlands. US top supplier status appears with shipments of fuel oil copper machinery aircraft parts and other essentials totaling about 164 million in trade last year. The essay notes a curious paradox where frank policy is hidden behind fiscal dealings.
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Japan
China
United To News Recey
United States
Great Britain
France
Netherlands
Germany
Italy
Britain
Sampton
America
Neutral stance on war, trade and Japan in early policy debate
The Intelligencer argues against boycotts while urging a strict cash-and-delivery policy and neutrality in others wars. It critiques democratic oriental policy and notes inconsistencies in aiding China while withholding essential war materials. It emphasizes selling to warring nations only for cash.
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Ernmerit Inan
Japan
Adinistra
Sugesto
Maar
China
United States
Great Britain
Intelligencer
Teaching safety teachers expand highway training nationwide
The nation wide Summer activity of training teachers expands highway safety as a career. The National Institute for Traffic Safety Training at Michigan coordinates two week sessions, with Yale New York University Rutgers and Penn State expanding programs. President Roosevelt praised the effort to reduce accidents alongside driver licensing, traffic engineering, and public education efforts.
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New York Times
National Institute For Trafely
Michigan
Roosevelt
Ruthven
Hert Sthee
Métbr
Adararoe
American Aule, Association
Automobile Safety Foundation
End of the New Deal Declares Its Demise in 1933 Vote
The Clarksburg Telegram comments that the House action signaled the death of the New Deal as a spending policy. It argues the landmark vote marks the execution of the New Deal, condemning endless pump priming and government expansion that began in April 1933.
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Clarksburg
House
Death of Noah Warder in Pruntytown 1880
Noah Warder born 1796 dies January 10 1880 at Pruntytown. A War of 1812 veteran who escaped a British camp and joined Harrison’s forces in the Northwest Territory. His life spans Taylor county history from Methodist divergence to the county courthouse boom and Grafton growth with hotels, the Jarvis family, and noted figures like Miss Anna Jarvis. The narrative links early settlement, families, and civic changes through 1880.
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Noah Warder
Taylor County
Pruntytown
England
William Hull
Michigan
Hull
Detroit
William Henry Harrison
North West Territory
Mary Jones
Samuel Jones
Jones
Mary Jones Warder
General Conference of the
Methodist Church
Stadfa
Printytown
Grafton
West Grafton
Fetterman
Taylor
Heer
Ireland
Germany
Holland
Sweden
Denmark
Kivenae
James Davidson
Taylor County Court House
Michael Boland
West Main Street
Attrrey Z.m. Cochran
Thesield
Prunty
J. Patterson Lily
Leroy Corran
John Flannagan
John M. Rogers
M. H. Dent
Andrew J. Nuzum
Peter Dinkle
Arlington
Blen Avon
George W. Ward
Ward House
Samuel Ashby
Grafton House
Valley House
Ea. Warthen
Commercial House
Moses Robinett
Galloway Named to Top Post at B & O in 1916
The article traces Charlie Galloway’s career from Baltimore division roles to superintendent of transportation, then heavy-traffic Cumberland division, and by 1901 in charge as superintendent. It notes rapid promotions, becoming general manager of stern lines in 1912 and four years later vice-president and general manager of the B&O.
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Ter
Baltimore
Old
Masere Jong
Cumberland
Stern Lines
Galloway
Wabi
Generau
Ae B&o
Galloway family long service to B and O in rail era
Biographical note details B and O railroad leadership. B and O Federal managers and Western lines roles listed with dates from 1919. Galloway served nearly twenty years as vice president of operations and maintenance. Galloway lineage spans four generations since 1829, nephew Wilbur R. Galloway Jr. trains master on Baltimore division. Also brief item: Rabbi Klausner departs Fairmont synagogue to lead Hillel Foundation at University of Alabama.
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B. & O. Western Lines
Dayton and Union Railroad
Dayton Union Railway
B. & O. Eastern Lines
Coal and Coke Railroad
Morgantown and Kingwood
Western Maryland Railway
Cumberland Valley Railroad
Cumberland and Pennsylvania Railroad
Galloway
Wilbur R. Galloway, Jr
Baltimore
Fairmont
Bertram Klausner
Hillel Foundation
B'Nai B'Rith
University of Alabama
Two Alleged Drunks Arrested By City Police
Two alleged drunks were arrested by city police last night. They appeared before Mayor P in municipal court today facing jail and work order sentences. Both pleaded guilty to the charges.
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Tunioy
Capilla Se
Wood
Miracle Escape of One Year Old From Timber Incident
Roseann and Vi Jad recount a timber accident where a loaded sawdust timber toppled. A hospital crew reports the young child escaped serious injury after being passed over by wheels but sustained only multiple bruises.
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Peter Bonik
Roseann
Fragmented Factographs Chronicle Odd London Notes
Fragmented OCR yields stray phrases about London busmen, drink quantities, and archaic items. It mentions 1835 figures, a farm with five tons of something, and a 16th century custom involving gold and an engraved device. The text is garbled but hints at historical metrics and local lore.
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James FP. Holt
John
P. HJ. Gatrell
Latrobe Street
W. Va
Grafton Printing Co
Atx
Postoffice
Associated Presd
National Advertising
al Bidlayden Inc
New York
Lexington Avenue
Chii
North
Michigan Avenue
Charles’ Brinkman
Death of
Lincoln
Robinett
Virginia
Union
Granville ’. Jarvis
Webster
Jarvis
Anna Jarvis
Grafton Sentinel
Howard H. Holt
James Jennings
Mechanics Hall
Annie Burns
Burns House
James Coogle
Hereford House
Mary Wilcox
Utah House
Elmira Sandsbury
Virginia House
Edward Rowe and Son
Ubmost
George Brinkman
Brinkman
Theatre lWag
Baltimore and Ohio
Parkersburg
John L. Gibson
Benjaminagh
William ‘Bryan
James Felton
James Laymen
John McGovern
Ross Winans
Samuel Hayes
Bryan
Patrick Flannere
Charlie Galloway
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