Debates Over Tariffs and Revenue Dominate Echoes of 1916
In December 1916, a Washington Post analysis critiques Democratic tariff policies and wartime revenue tactics. It examines revenue shortfalls, bond funding vs current taxes, and proposed levies on gasoline and living costs, arguing that burdens fall on the poor while the rich dodge taxes. It cites figures on canal funding and calls for restraint and bond financing for defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Panama Canal
Democrats
Public Utility Rates and Commission Deliberations Reported
A public inquiry discusses the Clarkshore Light and Heat Company rate requests, stressing fair compensation for service and investment while guarding consumer interests. The debate questions transparency, profits, and the need for full disclosure before a final decision.
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Pru Tothe
Vary Botta
Virginia Press
Mhbuld
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Thatch Commission
Pasable Pafeguird
Inter Gaia
Tts
Beware Promoters and Prosperity Illusions
A banker warns against schemes promising high returns and prosperity without work. The tale recalls a bank failure tied to a promoter who offered six percent and stock luck, advising readers to consult bankers, avoid risks, and consider sober finance through steady earning and prudent saving. The narrative underscores long term gain from cautious planning over flashy schemes.
Breastfeeding and saving baby lives in early growth period
A fragmented editorial promotes breastfed infancy as vital, urging mothers to bolster milk supply and early nutrition. It warns that about 200000 babies die before their first birthday and stresses sustained effort, prudent planning, and steady growth without chasing risky schemes or unsound investments.
Fragmentary note on vows and rival in old notice
Snippet reads about a person accepting vows and later a rival. Vague lines mention a year and a plan to avoid daily purchases, with a misleadingly transcribed phrase about boarding and a humble fund. The text is incomplete and unclear.
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Tyor Ittaky
Toilet Requisites in Gift Packages for Holidays
Holiday gift guide notes practical toilet requisites from Hudol's Yau tine's and Coleate's. Includes waters perfumes complexion powders and travel kits with men and women friendly options.
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Hudol's
Yautine's
Coleate’s
Kinia
Oleate
New Handbags Display Featuring Feathers and Frames
Handbags of finest feathers shown in numerous new styles with plain and ornamental frames. Includes fancy linings metal tungs mirrors purses and manicuring articles. Prices range from 1.00 to 5.00.
The Moundaville Police Chief’s Strange Conversion Tale
A fragmented tale recounts a former Moundaville police chief who endured a year of frugal living, abandoned vodka for prune water, and sought passage via a perilous journey. After a near-fatal boating incident, a voice urged him to pray and follow faith, leading him to join the Methodist church and reshape his life. The narrative location and dates are unclear, but it centers on his religious transformation and civic role.
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Xatrolina
Katrolinit Booborovan
Ivor
Ivor Titeky
Captain Israel Answers Taps at Moundsville
Captain Israel, also known as Jacob Wu Teruel, died aged 92 at his home in Moundville after a long illness. He lived in Clarksbury and Moundsville, worked in brickmaking and contracting, and was noted for hunter skills and leadership in Company M, First Regiment. His obituary notes a large family, including ten children and many grandchildren, and mentions a long life filled with observant, adaptable service to community.
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Jacob Wu Teruel
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Moundeville
Doith
Aze
Israel
Sina
Larag
Ano
Larnel
Tan Brent
Mitel
Clarksburg
StrValenting
Aven Childred
Jenne
Clarkshare
Tia
Mollndsville
Tyrash
Catyre
Taylor
Moundsville
Umbrona
Ohio
Moundsyitle
Moundsvilla
Wheelie
Washington
Suffraget Miss Lavina Haglé to Speak in Wiltonblrs Friday
Miss Lavina Haglé eld secretary for the National Suffrage Association will tour Hatriéon county for a few days and speak at Wiltonblrs Methodist Episcopal church Friday evening at seven. She will also address a meeting in Simnastén Saturday afternoon. The speaker is described as a charming, well educated woman who is deeply informed on the questions of the day.
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Lavina Haglé
National Suffrage Association
Hatriéon County
Wiltonblrs
Methodiat Menacopal Church
Ae Sge
Simnastén
Duialler
Fragmentary Civil War Era Prison Guard Report
Fragmentary OCR text describes a guard captain at Moundsville prison, mentioning DB Tuttle and Captain of the guard. It references Clarksville, Moundville, and names Mids Mattide V Parriott, with uncertain dates around 1850. Details are garbled, but indicate a historical prison guard context and a married captain.
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Mate Prison
St Moundsville
Aty
James D
Tsrzet
Narastes Derael
DB Tuttle
Ots
Erin
Clarkvbures
Mounteville
Clarkebire
Mids Mattide
V. Parriott
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