Debate on College of Law deanship and thrift ethics
The Evening Echo quotes debates on West Virginia University College of Law leadership and a call to appoint a dean comparable to Hoge. It argues for restraint in spending, praises saving, and links thrift to moral strength, urging individuals to avoid extravagance and pursue prudent finances to boost character and welfare.
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College of Law
West Virginia University
Hoge
Hugh McCullouch
A. T. Hadley
Yale
Wisdom in Household Economics for Prosperity and Peace
The text argues women should share domestic budgeting, urging prudent spending and denying indulgence. It contrasts wise expenditures with wasteful amusements, cigarettes, drink, and fashion. It calls for self denial, joint planning, and redirecting funds to productive needs to reduce poverty and uplift family welfare.
Political Tangles and Local Scandals Across Newspapers
A jumble of clipped clippings from varied papers discusses ambassadors to Mexico and political shifts. Henry Lane Wilson’s fate in Mexico City is debated while factions call for his removal. Virginia turf licensing looms large, threatening West Virginia’s licensing status. The Grundy arrest of a man for carrying excess moonshine reflects local law enforcement urgency.
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Henry Lane Wilson
Mexico City
Wheeling Register
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