Fire safety and steel industry notes headline Clarkaburg advance
The Clarkaburg fire escape program is praised as modern and essential while steel and iron demand trends worsen. Reports from Farrell and Farrell region mills show lower activity and prices, with foreign pig iron imports rising and wages cut. The West Virginia Education Association plans a Morgantown meeting June 17 18 featuring national experts and an exhibit at the West Virginia University armory.
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Poont
Pittgbups Dlatriet
New York Sun Gov
United States
Steal Corporation Mills
Farrell
John A. Penton
Cleveland
American Pig Iron Association
Bens
John
Campbell
Suto Education
West Virginia Education Association
Morgentown Jung
Edius Jon
West
Virgina University
J. J. Henderson
Texas
Assosiation
Bouthert States
Cora Wilton Stewart
Moonlight
Kentucky
A. P. Bourjond
Washington, D. C
Excerpted Echoes Call for West Virginia Road Improvements
An Evening Echo urges May 28 turnout to improve West Virginia roads. It laments patriotism and flags, addresses school salutes to the nation, and contrasts local papers on factory closures while urging civic action and Decoration Day remembrance.
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Glasteburg
Washington
Staten
West Virginia
Mey
Fire Escapes Urged by Ex New York Fire Chief
Edward Croker, famed ex fire chief from New York, urges immediate fire escape measures in Glarksburg after visiting the town. He notes local buildings with unsafe designs and calls for state and social cooperation to improve safety despite multi story structures not legally required to have escapes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell Telephone Company
Clarkaburg
Edward Croker
New York
Pi Scunell
Sohn
Glarksburg
Egg trade report from Nanking factory cited in June dispatch
A June report claims a large egg and poultry factory near Nanking operates year round, with output from February to May being key. It notes desiccated egg production, packing in bamboo crates, and shipments to Europe via Hankow, with workers earning about ten cents a day.
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Nanking
Park
Big Eg
Robinson Grand
Na Waldo Hotel
Thanscory
Ohio Wesleyan
Evita Wesleyan
Union. Park
Iver
Ap Nan
Ting
Fr. Pondur
Hankow
UN Foreign Corporation
Urop
China
United States
America
Opinion Snippets From Various Papers On Politics And Roads
A collage of editorial tips and opinions from multiple papers. Roosevelt comments critique party alignments. English polo players provoke discussion about future golf contests in England. Potters Association probe seen as targeting the Democratic administration. US senator vacancy noted as dull year for politics. Fort Wayne police rough handling of hoboes described. May 28 29 Good Road days urged with civic participation to improve highways and local pride.
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West Virginia
Daily Courier
Connellaville
Uniontorn News Standard
News Standard
iCourier
Democratic Party
The
Releigh County
Raleigh Herald
Chinese Lines Sell Eggs to Undercut Tariff Fears
The article notes Chinese shippers reportedly sending eggs into the United States to compete with American farmers under a memoratic tariff regime. It mentions gatherings and dances in Clarksville and United months events, with consuls compiling reports for the U.S. government.
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Essadusness
China
Second Street
United Months
Clarksburg
W. Poletius
Nellsville
Union
Bangor Snee Reads Other People’s Papers Aboard the Car
In a crowded Bangor car, passengers exchange periodicals. The stout man reads The Boy Scout’s Review while the thin lady glances at Caesar’s Commentaries in Latin. Bangor Snee, distracted by ads, never reads his own paper and remains poor.
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Caesar
Horatio Alger
Bootblack
White Wing
Bangor Snee
Snee
Potogahia
Downtown ticket offices sell same price as grounds
Ticket offices at Wells and Haymakers drug store on Main street and Bruna ick pool room on Pike street sell tickets for the same price as the grounds. A large number of fans buy tickets in advance at these locations to avoid city crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ongs
Wells & Haymakers Drug Store
Main Street
Brunaick Pool Room
Pike Street
Jenylog
Newspaper advertising drives brand reach and impulse buys
Manufacturers find newspapers the key advertising medium for trademarked bands. The press serves as a business mouthpiece for dealers and a meeting ground for the common good. Readers trust ads and act on impulse when reading in print.
Fast Color Warp Porch Rugs From Alec’s Carpet Store
The ad promotes fast color warp grass porch rugs and grasa carpets woven in America. It highlights the smooth, best quality pieces and a large stock of rugs and carpets by the yard. The copy invites customers to view the selection and mentions affordable pricing.
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America
Alec
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Owen
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Parkersburg State Journal
England
Wheeling Register
United States Potters ‘Association
Chataevevisité
Demostatic Administration
Chat. Iy
Wheeling Intelligencer
House of Delegates
Parkersburg Dispatch News
Fort Wayne
Ind
Huntington Auraid-Dispatch
the Daily Novelette
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Lamberd
Navy
Biel
Royal Worcester
BON Ton
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DE Bevoise Brassieres
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Empire Building Fire & Life Insurance
I Tagahen
Asccuhee Bi Eidiy
Duncan, Secy
Treas
Lowndes Savings Bank & Trust Co
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