Education balance guards young talents in early schooling
A former educator argues that children should receive a balanced education beyond narrow skill training. He warns against letting intense interests like music or dance consume time needed for Latin and Spanish, stressing broad cultural exposure while still nurturing strong talents.
Increased Duties on Autos to Be Protested
Parla is the scene as the American embassy plans to urge the French post office and government to reject proposed higher duties on automobiles and parts. The move could curtail the American automobile business in France and provoke diplomatic representations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parla
Forbk
Propos i
France
Early History of Grafton and Its Pioneers
A reminiscence on Grafton’s origins recalling neighbors sharing tips, old timers named in memory, and judges paying tribute to pioneer citizens who founded the town. It reflects on community effort, the town’s growth on hillside slopes, and the lasting monuments left by early residents.
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Sampson
Hurkey
Skillet
Spider
Shorty
Fatty
Spreader
Spooner
Davey
Bobby
Smiler
Blinkey Blackjack
Buck
Petey
Abe
Dick Deadeye
Old Grattan
Sentinel
Harry C. Compton
Rotary
Grafton
Main
Latrobe Street
Thoxine Quick Sore Throat Relief Offered at Gist Drugstores
An ad promotes Thoxine as a fast relief for sore throats and coughs with instant effectiveness and safe, pleasant taste. It lists prices 35¢ 60¢ and $1.00, sold by all druggists.
Tierney arrest and Goodwin held on slavery charge
Tom Tierney and companions were arrested near the Salem railway depot. John Tierney may be linked to an escape attempt involving a girl. Tom Tierney faces charges of disturbing public worship. Tom Goodwin, evading officers since the arrest, was arrested Monday and arraigned in federal court on a white slave case tied to Gail Henderson’s disappearance. A parole was granted on good behavior with a condition of marriage. Bananas join milk and cereals as infant food per the Canadian Medical Association guidance for three to six month olds.
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Tierneys
Salem
John
C. W. Chipps
Flemington
State Police
Tom Tierney
Goodwin
Seargeant
Gail Henderson
Canadian Medical Association
W. S. Johnson
David M. Weir
Weirton Steel Company
W. Va. Msgrs
Asco
Steubenville
Solons
Charleston
Moundsville
Sende
Continental Coal Co
Rivesville
Virginia Ayers
Edward Price
Wheeling
West Virginia University
Pitt
Pittsburgh
M. S. Bias
Cohen Arnold
Qugkhannon
B. Hutchinson
Fairmont
Clarksburg
Edward Wagner
Panhandle
Kingston
Matherly Parley
Benjamin Caudell
Beckley
House of Delegates
Furtheft
Bugehe Geet
Morgantown
Peter Sines
Buckhannon
W. Va
Senate
Wright Huzus
A. V. Rush
People’s Bank of West Virginia
Welch
Kanawha County
State Road Commission
Game and Fish Commission
Thomas J. Heflin
Alabama
Leroy Clemans
Carl Bachman
West Virginia
Winchester
Mary Jo Mathews
Mannington
Conley
Clyde Beale
Terra Alta
William G. Conley
Martinsburg
Ohio Valley
Poiht Pleasant
West Virginia Academy of Science
Baptist Young People's Union
Clarkshoro
Mat Miser
James ‘T. Hughes
Huntington
Ray W. Hunsaker
A. H. Moore
Upshur County
State Public Service
Commission
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
West Virginia Federation of ‘Temple
Charles Cohen
Chittleston
West ‘Virginia
Mingo County
Sequor
Knights of Columbue’ of
Grant P. Hall
T. C. Townsend
Knights ‘Templar
Grafton
Julian G. Hearne
Federation of Women’s Clubs
J. D. Sullivan
Charleston High School
Morgatown
Schiffler
West Virginia Medical Association
Ashville
N. C
First National Bank
Associated Press
New River
Légion
Follansbee
White Sulphur Springs
Road Commission
Copley
Sequences Review Of 1929 West Virginia News
A year’s slice of West Virginia events from 1929 covers Gov Gore actions, legislative moves, mine disasters, political shifts, arrests, weather upheavals and social events. Reports list key figures like R. E. O Connor, William G Conley, Joe L Smith, and many mine incidents, floods, fires, and public notices across Charleston Wheeling and Morgantown.
Baby New Year Adopts Adventures In A Year
A playful tale traces the Baby New Year starting travels as December ends and January, Wednesday, and the Month cycle carry him into a year of adventures. The scene shifts to a list of West Virginia college and state events, including fires, appointments, and public notices, ending with a note that two brothers were killed in an incident, continues on Page Four.
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Rush Hélt
West Virginia Athletic Conference
Marshall College
Wheeling
Harold S. Newins
Penn State College
West Virginia
Game Fish and Forestry Commission
West Virginia University
Morgantown
Odd Fellows of State
Cameron
Millard
Morrison
Walter Willmot
Elizabeth
Conley
Ivestock
Mt. Vernon Farm
Pt. Pleasant
John
Peggy
W. HS. White
Shepherd College
West Virginia Association ‘of Colleges At
Charleston
Winfield
Harry
Woodyard
Spencer
James,Conley
Supreme Court
John ST
Legg
Logan
Isaac N. Smith
Kanawha Banking and Trust Company
State Water Commission
H. N. Bradley
Jefferson County
State Board of Contral
Terra Altai
Virginia
New Cumberland
Lott Gosney
Huntington
Clitizen
Water Commission
Casey
U. S
Cornwell
Parkersburg
H. D. Everett
Charles‘ton
White Sulphur Springs
Elias Pe
Marvin Costello
Martinsburg
White Salt Springs
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Cohen
Alice Judson Peale
Farias
Seiaryone
Home Circle
Gentlewoman Magazine
Farm Journal
Alabama Times
Beven
Eee
Bareain
Tom Goodwin
Aimee
Hauser
Barrett Street
East
Washington St
Call
Grafton Hotel
Moss
Moss Iron Works
Sheng Fellonies
Miller
Silas Davis
Helmick
Etking
William,g. Conley
Fairfax Stuart Landstreet,Jr
Landstreet Downey Coal Co
Cincinnati
State Schools Board
State Administrative School Board
B. Bunker Reynolds
Diineral County
Kanawha
Joint Legislative Committee
State Penitentiary
Mounds Vile
James H. Stewart
Agricultre
Yoho
Martinsville
Virgina
State Capitol
William Page
Donald Long
Fred Edwards
Milionaire Mattress
House
Cabie Pucket
J. F. Bradford
George Lambert
St. Louis
Senate Finance Committee
Tary
Levisa Hatfield
Anse Hatfield
Wheeling Bay
J. F Bradford
Joe L. Smith
Congress
B. ‘T. England
West
Calvert L. Estill
Wheeling Intelligencer
Ogden
J. Frank Marsh
State Board of Education
Concord State Normal School
Athens
George W. Diehl
John Couzens
Raleigh County
Bankera of State
Theodore D. Carr
Popenhomtes County
State Prison
Locke Sharp
Murthusburg
James Booth
R. Moore Doddrill
Mary Graham