City beggars rise as Salvation Army work urged
A commentary warns on rising beggars in the city and urges discreet charity. It notes beggars seek food daily at homes and shelters, while warns of dangers from unprincipled persons. It calls for official winter work programs like Baltimore’s Preston plan to employ the unemployed and curb begging.
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Garing
Salvation Army
Associated Charities Association
Preston
Baltimore
Clarksburg
Boys Should Learn to Work and Its Value
The article argues boys gain real worth through work not study alone. It stresses practical labor shapes character and life success, warning against mere book learning without productive effort. The piece links discipline, industry, and proper guidance as key influences in youth development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Session Opens in Charleston West Virginia Legislature
The biennial session of the West Virginia Legislature opens at noon next Wednesday in Charleston. The assembly faces vital decisions on taxation and public welfare, urging nonpartisan debate. Leaders urge unity, deliberation, and adoption of measures best for the people over party promises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Charleston
Law Making and Enforcing in Changing Societies
The article argues that government depends on law and its enforcement, noting that merely making laws without proper execution harms society. It discusses public sentiment, outdated laws, and the need for legislative reform and adaptable enforcement by officers and courts to prevent lawlessness and preserve respect for the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legislature
Congress
Right of Free Speech and City Ordinance Debate
A commentary defending free speech while criticizing misinterpretations of a Clarksburg judges ruling. It argues that the city ordinance does not ban speech but restricts street protests near public buildings and streets, preserving passage and safety rights without suppressing expression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksburg
James W. Robinson
Fragmentary 19th century note on free speech and conduct
A garbled legal note cites constitutional protections of free speech, arguing such freedom cannot be used to enforce st at public spaces rules or political acts. The fragment references pamphlets and marching conduct, with stray phrases about safety, behavior on streets, and public demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stranes
War ruins farming in Macedonia study article
An excerpt from a 19th century farm paper notes how prolonged conflict devastates agriculture in Macedonia. It describes villages, sparse plowed land, and soldiers blocking development, with scarcities driving farmers toward ruin and emigration amid war’s disruption.
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Hurmiand
Springfield
David
Osea
Jordan
Ueland
Stanford
Farmar
Macedonia
Hepsi
Andenall
Andy Moxie Vicious
Weyer
Mexico
Rio
Officers and editors face critique over law enforcement support
A fragmented usuario text critiques officers and editors, praising honest officers while condemning corrupt or lawless elements. It calls for citizen support to elect responsible men and condemn misdeeds amid a tense political climate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stev Albane
Herat
Abisey
West
Stata
Parkersburg Sentinel On Water System Meters Plan
The Parkersburg Sentinel notes the city should use meters in the water system to protect wells and ensure fair pricing. It critiques wasteful purchases and warns that lax enforcement leads to risk, urging residents to support efficient metering and leak guards in summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkershiir
Parkersburg
Ciiy
Guam
No Proper Place Protest Rumors From Buckhannon
A rugged faction in Buckhannon and nearby towns protest university student conduct after a recent tall game. They chant phrases like To Hell with them and barbs targeting Methodists as paper joins the protest, arguing it is the proper stance for Methodists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston Independent
Bucktannon
Wito
Seven Wise Men Chosen To Draft Sistersville Charter
The Sistersville Review notes the seven gentlemen selected to draft the city charter. They are described as men of wide experience across life’s branches, whose ideas aim to shape a strong charter for Sistersville.
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Wise Mom
Sistersville Daily “Review
Sistersville
Hong
Ohio Governor Grants Conditional Pardon Amid Bribery Debates
In Ohio last Thursday Governor Cox granted an unconditioned pardon to ex Senator Cetotie who served three months for accepting bribes. The piece blames lobbyists as the true culprits and criticizes political favoritism as it notes recent bribery cases and varying penitentiary sentences.
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Dogan
Ohio
Cox
Cetotie
Gentenibe
Cor
Averanion Sneverit
Varyig
Vo Nev
Fragmentary OCR Note Shows Social Chat and Names
A fragmented OCR text appears as a garbled dialogue with scattered phrases about a grandma, tax party, playing, and a courier mention. It includes odd spellings and disjointed lines, making it hard to extract a coherent news item or clear persons, places, or events.
Coming Events in Claresburg Card Listing
Fragmented OCR summary lists several events in Claresburg, including performances by local Players at Palace Theater and other venues. The legible items show dates in January and mentions of radio and auditorium showings. Details are incomplete due to garbled text.
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Ciapraburk
Adyaz
Selva Id
Wienediyal
Jaluary
Piri
Jaweh
Sjaat Gaband
Andystoal
Om Garraul
Anton Toile
Ram Te
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Ming Paper
Wartot Independent
Clarkshire Sunday
Telegram Ae
Fievat
Sancu i
Vaudevit
Ipudeanyen
Seuss I
Pompeii
Posahontas
Notivo
Britten
Athys
Sully
Loutavitte Couriers ToyEnAl
Donmie
Valde Soups
Sean
Claresburg
Ata
Odeo
Dienday
Wey
Iaco Players
Palace Theater
Maponic
Savings Bank
Lowndes
the Lowndes Savings. Bank and Trust CO
George ES Duncan
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