Daily Telegraph amid Taedine topics and Wilson policy critique
The piece critiques Wilson's Mexican policy as defunct, calling the epitaph “The Mexican Failure.” It notes an election in which J. J. Crews won county clerk by four votes, skeptical about Democratic gains. It cites Fairmont press on bipartisan fares and local government, reflecting postwar political tensions.
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J. J. Crews
Fairmont West
Charlanguas
Washington
Te Porte
Department of State
United States
Thin
Bo Wade
Hatfield program set for state legislation push
A fragmented, typed article outlines Governor Hatfield's push to translate his platform into statutory action. It cites efforts to advance constructive legislation, resist partisan squabbles, and use Senate and House backing to pass reforms. It notes opposition from various interests but emphasizes fiscal relief for small property owners and modernization of state institutions.
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Lear
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Virginia
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Governor Hatfield Plans Thorough State Institution Review
The governor intends a direct inspection program to assess all state institutions personally rather than rely on hearsay. He aims to inform legislative discussions before sessions begin and ensure funds are used effectively for improvements rather than waste.
Christmas gift plan to ease giving and receiving
A New Albany writer imagines a Christmas gifting system to match wants and needs, removing guesswork. A circular letter proposes a November 10 mailing with a form listing “Things Wanted” and approximate prices to guide recipients in selecting suitable gifts for friends and family.
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New York
Lima
What Other Editors Say What Other Editors Say
A collage of editorial excerpts from multiple papers reflects mixed reactions to political nominations and international issues. Editors speculate on postmaster delays, Mexican politics, Christmas hiring, and the broader European war, with varied opinions on Congress and leadership.
The Dimple of the Universe and the Poet in a Post Office
A letter from a Boston woman seeking the town of the poet known as The Dimple of the Universe leads to a Mississippi town modelled after Kentuckworth. The tale links Gideon Welles diary mentions, Mark Twain, and Joe the huth with a post office deciphering cryphon disguises and a poet named John Trotwood Moore in Columbia Tennessee.
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Gideon Welles
Dincoln
Dal Scott
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Kentlworth
Andy Gray
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Iis Homie
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Washington
John
Trotwood Moore
Columbia
Many County
Tennessee
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Walter Scott
Mangne
Ciel
Radiators Without Furnaces Promised by New Invention
In News from the Pier a report touts a compact radiator that draws heat from a home supply without a furnace. It uses electric power, converts water through a copper coil, and delivers heat quickly with a light, portable unit priced around thirty pounds.
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Rellar
Gil
Caesar and Bumbo Duel In Alley Puns End In Execution
A chaotic tale recounts Caesar Ratmorone annoyed after a defeat and a jest about a punishing war humor. General Bumbo pressed for a quick laugh or sunrise arrows, andHumbo’s quip led to his execution. the joke lingered only after Caesar’s death in almanacs.
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Vatair
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Junree
The Dimple of the Universe Fragment on Rural Pride
A poetical critique contrasts country living with urban artifice. It reflects on rural heritage and pride, recalling childhood instruction and the lure of romantic seafaring myths, while questioning the impact of chivalric ideals on historical politics.
Coming Events in Clarksburg
Clarksburg listings announce a Christmas bazaar by the Ladies Aid Society of First Methodist Church on Thursday December 3 in church social rooms. The Barrett players present The Jask of Roses at the Palace theater December 10, Neil OGrien's Minstrels at Robinson Grand on December 12, The Quaker Gla? at Robinson Grand Friday December 25 The Foul There Was at Robinson Grand theater.
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Ladies Aid Society
First Methodist
Barrett Players
Palace Theater
Neil O'Grien
Minstrels
Robinson Grandhomes
Robinsom Grand Theater
Robinson Grand Theater
Poisoned kidneys warned by quack remedy ad
A dated advertisement touts Rheuma as a safe cure for kidney disease rheumatism and related ailments. It claims the product purifies blood cleanses organs and removes pain swiftly while warning other remedies weaken the heart. The copy promotes buying Rheuma from health companies for 50 cents.
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Walla
Welle- Haymeker Company
Investigation into North Carolina school attendance patterns
The report shows attendance in sotten mill communities higher than in rural or mountain districts, highlighting disparities between regions. It notes that attendance in urbanized areas remains a concern while rural districts face greater challenges in keeping students in school.
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North Carolina
Sotten Mill
Alwayeower
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