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Newspaper
The Labor Argus
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1906
Page
5
A Dublin style quarrel unfolds between Mrs. Flynn and police officer Barney Flynn as they argue over a neighbor’s behavior and the threat of legal action. The pair debate authority, marriage, and justice while steering the conflict toward restraint and humor.
A fragment from a Chicago Record-Herald page reveals a melodramatic plot AS Arthur and Miss De Laney navigate secrecy and longing. Duncan Dingleblatt and Miss Fribberson marry, testing loyalties as a heroine clings to hope while a man vows fidelity and love amid tangled misunderstandings.
A Roxton Post reader recounts a friend who stretches clothing for 14 years by alternating new trousers with old coat and vest. He explains a lifelong, self crafted wardrobe puzzle and his plan to end the loop when all garments wear out simultaneously in 1926.
In Washington Star style a man bluntly asks a question about beavers. Mr. Stormington Barnes responds absentmindedly that Heaven is a place where angels are plentiful and there should be no difficulty finding one to back a production.
The Katisn company, advancing harbor works at Antivari, secures concession to build the 61st Montegestan railway from Antivari to Virbezar. It also gains rights for free navigation on Scutari lake and Antivari is to be a sea free port per London Commercial Intelligence.
City of Charleston, West Virginia, contemplates issuing 250000.00 in bonds for bridges and sewers with 400.00 annual interest, payable at Citizens National Bank. The measure funds a bridge over the Kanawha, improving sewers, and paying existing debts, subject to a special election on November 4, 1906. The ordinance sets taxation to cover interest and principal, and requires a two newspaper publication and voter approval by two fifths.
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