Crypto Jews and the Jewish Self Knowledge Sermon
A controversial sermon by Rabbi Silver criticizes crypto Jews in the Reform Jewish community. He condemns self-deprecating trends among Jews who deny their identity and praises Jewish history, moral progress, and global impact through centuries of resilience and contributions to civilization.
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Rabb Silvana Nor Gaion
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Reform protest speakers at Chierlestmre services
A damaged text fragment reports a religious gathering with references to a Rabbinical speaker and Emanuel at a temple. It mentions a Friday evening service and a forthcoming address, with unclear names and dates from the distorted OCR.
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Srokston Emanuel
Chierlestmre
Posadh
Stortaightly Norvices
Unlawful Rabbit Trade Sparks Controvery in Clarksburg
In Clarksburg a controversy arises as a new game law closes the rabbit season. Officials fear enforcement will complicate hunting and dining while dealers and hotels express surprise at the updated provisions. The 25th section of the act triggers a ban on purchase or sale of rabbits for any purpose, potentially restricting access to rabbit meat this season.
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Clarksburg
County Glerk
Tate
Charleston
Virginia
Jacias
Jim
Mrs Moneypenny Funeral Arrangements Pending
Mrs Mary A Moneypenny age 65 died Saturday evening at her daughter's home in the West End from tuberculosis. She is survived by her husband G W Moneypenny of Adamston a son two daughters and three daughters in law. The family home is in Adamston and funeral plans have not been set.
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Mary A. Moneypenny
Ti Tichenal
West End
Moneypennys
Adamston
Prizes Awarded in Clarksburg Telegram Letters Contest
Prizes offered for best letters urging locals in Clarksburg trade territory to buy Clarksburg products were awarded. First prize went to G. W. Dudderar, second to Columbus Wet, third to Mrs. J. W. Kean. Checks have been mailed to the winners.
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Clarksburg
Telegram
Kuyain
Injured Worker at Stop 15 in Grascelli
Steven Ramb, a rough spelling Hupggrian industrial laborer, was struck by a traction car late Friday night at Stop 15 Grascelli. He was taken to St Mary’s hospital with a slight temple wound and is expected to recover. Workers say he appeared intoxicated and staggered into the car.
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Steven Ramb
Dres
Torhebouphal
County Jatl Population Prisoners Count
Sixty three prisoners are confined in the county jail, or the number thirty-eight are eligible for works on the courthouse.
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Thovkoude
Knife allegedly used in Zelsing shooting exposed
Police report at Zelsing details a knife linked to a shooting at a wharf area. Corbin, Frank and others named. weapon found beneath a Conte in the exact spot of the incident. Victim transported to St Mary’s hospital with a critical chest wound. prognosis poor.
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Big program planned for county convention in November
The article outlines a large attendance expected at the men’s convention opening November in a large hall with twenty four counties represented including Ohio, Jackson, Calhoun and Roane. A detailed program lists spiritual convicts and lectures across November 17 to 29 with speakers like George Brewer and W. Doughty.
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Missionary Appeal
Socal
W. Doughty
Auto Licenses List From State Auditor Bulletin
State Auditor John Darsi releases October bulletin listing auto license holders across several counties and towns. The Monroe Monticello area includes Auto and Garage companies in Clarksburg, with numerous individual merchants and firms such as Gartney Walt Summit Ward Wright Lost Creek Swit Markeburg and Salem Mercantile among others.
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Darsi
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Auto
Qarage!Company
Clarksburg
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Sheets
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Lumberport
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Walt
Summit
Ward Wright
Lost Creek
Swit
Markeburg
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Welsh Company
Glitkeburg
Charles J. Gillis
G. N.sinter
Clarkeburg
Salem Mercantile Company
Salem
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Lindsay’ Company
Clarkshire
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Shinnstony
Watson
W. G. Ree
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Mt. Slairé
HB. Sutton
Milford
D. Tucker
A. Hill
P. G. Stinm
Clarkaburn
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Clarkaburg
Lowther
EH DM
Setter
Wilsonbure
G Ni Clevenger
Lent Greek and Heinze and Company
Miss Mayme Gorman and Nelle Manning Sail for Home
Letters received by J Gorman reveal that Miss Mayme Gorman and Miss Nelle Manning, long serving Red Cross nurses in France, have sailed from Liverpool on the transport St Louis. They completed their enlistment but extended a hospital stint in Paris suburbs by an extra month before departing.
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Nelle Manning
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France
Liverpool
England
Tome
I J. Gorman
Mayme
St. Louis
pfeParia
Heford
Morris Resigns to Lead West Virginia Standard Company
Nov. 6 report from Huntington notes Huryay F. Morris, long time superintendent of the Huntington and Sandy Division of the Chesapeake and Ohio road, resigns to become general manager of the West Virginia Standard Company, a sealing agency, after twenty years in railway telegraph operations and related roles.
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Huryay
Wart Tromhyteria Sehurahy Pastorbed Memorial Sermon
Unclear OCR text references a pastor Turner and a memorial sermon scheduled around an August date. Fragmentary words hint at a church event in Tey Oregon with possible memorial or sermon emphasis and names such as Irwin. The readable portions are too garbled to confirm specifics or outcomes.
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OR. Turner
Wart Tromhyteria Sehurahy
River Stage Readings and Stationary Conditions Across Town
Data shows river stages near Steubenville at 9.2 feet with stationary readings. Morgantown and Parkersburg report 4 and 12 feet, both stationary and clear. Warren logged 7 feet stationary with clear conditions while Gilly remains at 12 feet, also stationary and clear.
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Trains Collide in Yard Fatality and Injuries
In Wheeling local yards of the Pittsburgh Cleveland Ohio Cincinnati and St Louis lines a collision between two freight trains left one fireman dead, trapped beneath his engine and scalded by escaping steam, and several other railroad workers injured including engineers George Huntar of Wheeling and C Kelly of Pittsburgh and conductor unknown.
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Pitts Mre
C. Kelly
Pittebire
Personal Notices From Town This Week
Thomas A Delxe keeper of the lumber company returns after a several day visit to Curtin friends with Mrs WAV in Ta haye. They came from Philadelphia where his son spoke of Dra Fox Jay Poedalint. They then visited Eleanor in New York City. Thomas Jarrett from Ekianston visited the city Saturday evening. John Lang former deputy sheriff was from Limpcom district Saturday. Mrs Percy Byte in Columbus Sibling Mine Marshe McDonnell and J G Shay former doctor from Haywood Me and Mrs Heerys Cucila expected home tonight. They visited Mor at GanRrincisco and also Sao lek.
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Stringer Boggess Lumber Company
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Philadelphia
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Ekianston
John’ Lang
Limpcom
Percy Byte
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Haywood
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College notes incomplete Icelanders reach five seven
Fragmentary OCR text shows unclear references to college, five, seven, and a cryptic sequence. No identifiable persons, organizations, or events emerge to form a coherent card.
Local events unfold across Clarksburg and Morgantown scenes
A sprawling page wire reports fairs suffrage events in Morgantown and Clarksburg with notes on exhibit prizes, poultry contests, and agriculture shows. Names include Mrs Dexter Powell, Joseph Robinson, Miss May Bond, and Mr Marcel LaFe hnyng. Attending guests and resignations also cited.
Trailing garbled note from Gratton court session
Fragmentary OCR text reports a court event in Gratton Presiding officer Tharon? Robinson in Charleston Nova Scotia with unclear names and actions. The legible portions mention a pardon or remittance attempt and a referenced chain of proceedings, but the details are unreadable.
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Shobinson
Gratton Torner
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Sermon Subjects Read in Early Morning Service
Fragmentary notes reference morning sermons and religious topics. Names and exact subjects are unclear due to transcription errors but indicate themes around religion, devotion, and instruction. The text mentions mornings and sessions led by figures possibly including Solomon and others, with scattered phrases about faith and practice.
Fragmentary OCR Note From Unknown Source
A garbled OCR fragment mentions track and brides in a nonsensical order with stray phrases about peers and a robotic sounding line. The readable content is minimal, offering no clear event, person, or location to summarize into a coherent news item.
Mandamus Action Baffles County Officials Name Date
A contested mandamus case seeks to compel Graham mayor and council to address a challenged charter action. The petition alleges improper procedures and seeks court relief to enforce county town governance. The matter centers on a petition named by the Patitioner and involves the Ol Ghartar charter dispute.
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Bank Check Artisans Identified In City Case
A Chicago man described as pleasant by neighbors faced multiple charges of operating a scheme involving bank checks. He was identified as a suspect tied to a wider crime network traveling across the United States. Police say the suspect led a scheme impacting several states and linked to a high profile group.
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Program for Sure Meet at Richwood Featured Tonight
Fragmentary OCR describes a 6 arrange program at Richwood with speakers including Mrs Felon Hv and Byler mst. It mentions ordaining a site in West Virginia and an evening event with seats and members planned. Details are unclear due to damaged text but local event notes imply a community program and service.
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Felon Hv
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