Summer School at West Virginia University Celebrated
The no tu sed Summer School at West Virginia University drew students from most counties including Mingo Raleigh and Pendleton with 222 regular credit attendees and 165 noncredit enrollees. Faculty from urban centers joined university professors delivering courses admired for maintaining state university traditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanity
Virginia University
Mingo
Raleigh
Pendleton
Pennsyla Lved
Stryland
Virginia
Ohio
Irk
Columba
Teast Aniimor
A.collese
Yarbun
Porte
Reguilar Universlty
State Univers
The Idea of Progress Through History
The text traces the evolution of the word progress from its Blrney origins to its modern sense in Shakespearean times. It argues that progress emerged from blind experiment and is now guided by reason and modern knowledge to advance society faster than past eras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kannes Gity
Secretary of Ware
G Sentinel
Reforming Prisoners Proposition In Woman's World
Betbert Kaufman argues in Woman's World about reforming offenders, treating criminal behavior as rooted in ignorance and deficits. The state should reclaim criminals, not merely punish, by providing ethical training and addressing innate and environmental factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shey
Pilih
Betbert Kaufman
Woman's World
Indictment Speaks To Humane Treatment Of Prisoners
The document urges humane control of prisons and reform in treatment of offenders. It calls for uplifting criminals, ending exploitation of lawbreakers, and teaching trades to reduce recidivism. It critiques brutal systems and urges employment prospects after release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jalius
Morst
Mushroom fallacies and the dangers of foraging
The piece warns against relying on common but unreliable tests to distinguish edible from poisonous mushrooms. It notes no single guide proves safe and stresses that the only certain method is experience or cautious eating, with no royal road to mushroom knowledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal of the Amer
Polonius
Eld
Fragmented text on gene clef and vegetal product terms
The readable fragment discusses gene clef to dpletic recognition and mentions edible condiments and a Pilar reference. It also hints at a nacho for Me eabetantlal mists or Tamiliar vegetable products, with unclear constraints and terminology. The text remains garbled and lacks coherent context or clear facts.
West Virginia Roads in Poor Shape Draw Travelers Comments
A collage of editorial snippets notes West Virginia roads as the worst on a cross country auto tour, with readers urging better highways to improve the state’s image. Mentions Huntington Advertiser and Parkersburg Sentinel within debates on public works and road funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pnandéne
Cillt
California
New England
Charleston
West Virginia
Huntington Advertiser
Man Loses Leg In Train Yard Accident
Parkerstown report describes Jalataweh, an employee of Cheber Sil Company Pittsburg and Sisters Ville, struck by a switching train at Market Street foot. His hind leg severed. he was taken to hospital and said to be recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkersburg
Sefit
Jalataweh
Chebersil Company
Pittsburg
Sisters Ville
Market Street
Local Notes From Shinnston and Nearby Areas
Shinnston and Clarksburg figures appear in a stream of community items. Mr and Mrs R Startaman were rescued Saturday from a ferry at Atlantic City. Abby wore gloves at a Clarkburg gathering while Mrs Ernest Shinn visited Welhannon. Teachers from here attended a Clarkeburg institute. A number from here joined a Gypsy camp meeting. Mrs Selby and daughter from West Milford visited, and Mary and Pauline Dayla visited grandparents in Fairmont. The Randall family held a Bingamon reunion with relatives from George F Randall C S Randall and Harry Higginbotham present. James Sayers and son visited Bridgeport before returning to Boothaville. Agnes Hood of Clarksburg stayed with grandmother Mary Davis last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarkabirg
Startaman
Atlantic
York
Baltimore
Wiliam Anderson
O. L
Clarksburg
Abby
Robinson
Teachers Institute
Clarkeburg
Toca Mathodist Protestant
C. C. CaWeon
Fairmont
Ernest Shinn
Welhannon
Meria Knapp
Sallie Tetrick
Worthington
Wis
AcSelby
Miseron6
West Milford
Fy. C. Richardson
Mary
Pauline Dayla
W. H. Hartley
Cora Daligherty
A. M. Hammond
Adameton
Lee Boggess
Beulah
Lumberport
T. B. Smell
W. H. Barnes
Heater
B. H Shinn
East Shinnaion
Tnanita
Waller Burnett
George F.randall
Bingamon
Tere
George F. Randall
Randall
Harry Higginbotham
John Sayers
James
Bridgeport
Boothaville
Agnes Hood
Availability of Workers in Telveram Situation
Local labor reports indicate a growing pool of available workers in Telveram. Employers and staffing agencies discuss potential hires, payroll inclusion, and tour-related payroll considerations for the upcoming period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tolng
Telveram
Permon
Not a Fairy Story Not a Fairy Story
A shrewd man tries to win a business audience by placing a tailored ad in a newspaper read by his target. He relies on the power of advertising to reach the influencer and calls readers to consider the message. The piece presents itself as a true advertising story urging reader engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jmne
Geredn Ho
Cepch
Ald Joel Hal
Hiim
Inspiring Paris Styled Tailored Suits and Hats Arrive
New tailored suits and hats in velvet plush and satin arrive in tall shades. Prices span 2.50 to 9.50 with black and white options and new sailor plush or velvet styles promising instant appeal for fall and winter wear. Window displays invite comparison with New York makers matching French designers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
New Yorks
New Carpets and Rugs At Money Saving Prices
Central West Virginia shoppers are offered a wide assortment of new carpets and rugs at markedly reduced prices. The ad promises the largest selection in the area with sizes from door mats to room size rugs and emphasizes prices well below regular market rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Tanaka
Cea UK
Also Mentioned on This Page
Panama
Sayer
Abe
Palatine
Parkaraburs Late Journal
Alstersville Review
Chesapeake and Ohio
A. G. Molnire
Martinsburg
Monlay
Department of Justice
Chicago
Wilson
Stuart Winsome Walker
William A.mcgorkle
Monros Watchman
Shinnston
Watts-Lamberd Co
Sears
Gor
Copenhagen
Tallora Honmifullys Onn
Gerings
THE
Lowndes Savings Bank and Trust
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!