Postoffice Notice From Lost Fragments
Fragmentary OCR text shows postal and telegraph terms with partial mentions of second class mail and Associated Press style. unclear details but indicates a public or administrative notice related to mail services and business notices.
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The Douglass Cave and Veterans’ Postmaster Fight
Old soldier George B. Douglass, postmaster at Petroleum, is cited in a case highlighting veterans’ rights and government service. Sutherland’s House speech demands fair treatment, exemption from exams for age, and a personal interview with President Wilson to preserve senior veterans’ jobs.
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Huerta Tries Mediation as German Ships Aid Forces
The piece accuses Huerta of outwitting Wilson and Drvan by securing mediation while German steamships Ypiranga and Bavaria land guns and ammo for Huerta's forces at Puerto Mexico. Marines died at Vera Cruz as punitive action, and the report questions if mediation will prevent invasion, labeling policy blunders and German deception as undermining U.S. aims.
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Sutherland Fights for Wounded Soldier in White House Row
An aged postmaster general letter denies extending employment for George Douglass. Tur uly secretary Tumulty forwards the memo to the president, noting Douglass is over 65 and ineligible for retention. Sutherland persists, challenging executive inaction amid perceived injustices to veterans.
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What Other Editors Say on Public Affairs Today
A compilation of editor quotes from various papers criticizing leadership and policy. Notes include Parkersburg Dispatch-News, Huntington Herald-Dispatch, Charleston Mail, Huntington Adver tiser, and Bluefield Telegraph. Items reflect opinions on Huerta, Mexico pacification, booze battles, and wartime sentiment.
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Coming Events in Clarksburg
Upcoming events in Clarksburg include a Thursday Tuned event and a Hoblat Grand beater. An annual meeting of the West Virginia Business Men's Association is set for Tuesday through Thursday, June 9 to 11, featuring a state convention of the organization.
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Wesleyan and Union Bank Host September Weekend Event
Readable fragments show Wesleyan and Union Bank scheduling events on a Saturday in September. Names of venues or partners appear mixed with unclear text, but the core idea points to a community gathering or fair on a late September date with local institutions involved.
The Medicine Man and the Busy Doctor
The story follows Dr Pinchfinger who refuses urgent calls as a dying husband awaits help. He and Mina Stepper improvise a dance lesson with a Maxixe step while patients wait in the reception area. They finally decide to visit the woman’s house to attend to the emergency if needed.
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Beatrice Forbess Roh riko Hale on Woman Suffrage
Mrs Beatrice Forbess Roh riko Hale spoke at the Masonic temple on Monday evening urging woman suffrage as vital to social progress. She praised voting rights for women and criticized militant English tactics while highlighting home interests and civic improvements.
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Eckman's Alterative Promoted for Tuberculosis Recovery
Physicians tout Eckman’s Alterative as a remedy for tuberculosis and related chest infections. The advertisement claims it reduces night sweats and fevers, supports healing, and strengthens the system. It notes the formula contains no narcotics and urges readers to request a recovery booklet.
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Severs Attack of Colio Onred in Virginia Journey
A traveler, E. Crows, grew suddenly ill with colic while touring Virginia and the South. At a store, the merchant recommended Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Two doses cured him. The ad urges travelers to carry a bottle when journeying. available from all dealers.
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New Skirt and Tunic Styles Hit Fashion Market
The latest fashion features skirts in frill and ruffle styles, along with short, medium, and long Russian tunics. Plain tailored models appear in linen ratine and piques, including a vatine plain tailored tunic with patch pockets priced at 5.00 dollars.
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