Peace Prospects and the Great War Debate
The article weighs the chance of peace as a German victory, noting a hollow outcome may soothe German pride but not end the conflict. It argues the decisive choice rests with the Entente, likely to be announced in London, while Britain faces a difficult duty regardless of diplomatic maneuvering or critics' views.
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Svar
von Bethmann-Hollweg
Germany
Teutonic
Olive Branch
London
Britain
Measles Threat Seen From Local Health Officials
Measles outbreaks worry health departments across the country because parental noncooperation and quarantines being ignored worsen the danger. The disease ranks among the most serious childhood illnesses, causing more deaths than several other ailments and leaving lasting morbid effects even in mild cases.
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TALE
Jessen
West Virginia schools and politics in Shawkey memo
A West Virginian column prints State Superintendent M P Shawkeys statement on the campaign leading to his reelection. The piece critiques how politics seep into education and warns against overpoliticizing schools, urging moderation for the public interest.
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West
FARMER ON TARIFF COMMISSION PROMOTION
National Grange session in Washington urged appointing a practical farmer to the tariff commission. They oppose book or paper farmers and demand a farm owner with firsthand experience. The item also notes political tensions, Zeppelin raid reports, and a sparkler of snow amid discussion of a future natural park for Fairmont.
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National Grange
Washington
United States
Tani Commission
Fairmont
Propa le Sen
Fragmented 19th Century Clippings Reflect Odd Roadside Mirth
A garbled collection from the Wheeling and other papers hints at road side humor and public sentiment, mentioning death boards, a Texan preacher, crowds, and reactions to political figures. The text shows mistranscribed names and places, with scattered references to Virginia and West Virginia outlets.
Ruff Stuff By Red in Wartime Litany of Local Hopes
A fragmented wartime column notes readers joking about peace and the Somme, mentions prices, sales, and everyday life such as clothing, groceries, and local exchanges. It lists names from Monongahela and Farmont areas and records small-town chatter on events, patients, and chores while reflecting wartime strain.
Fairview social notices and church bazaar report
Fairview scene with Mrs Henson Fox and Arlen How tat at Fairmont shop Monday afternoon. Dr RD Hall conducts meetings at Haught's Chapel. Dr Ge Miller visits Fairmont. Joan Statler works at Fairmont. Ann J C Yost entertains Nedle Crat Sewing Club at her home after pleasant afternoon of visiting and needlework with refreshments. The Borces society of the MM & church South held a bazaar in Miller's office Tuesday. proceeds for the church.
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Henson Fox
Arlen How
Gladys Walle
Misa Mario Grewsor
Fairmont
Png
RD. Hall
Haught's Chapel
Ge Miller
Joan Statler
Ann J.C. Yost
The
Borces Society
MM & Church
South
de “Miller
Morgantown Visit Notes From Local Residents
Mr and Mrs Elmus Moran and two children visited Mr and Mrs Samuel Smyth last weekend. Troy Stevens was at Luther Fletcher's institute Sundays. Mortimer Johnson went from here to Fairmont one day last week. Kodet Keenor and others were visiting Viviling in Morgantown. Lumer Plotchar Wak visited his mother and brother last Friday afternoon.
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Henry Haya Kot
Hullfolene
Mageto Smyth
Izle
Feba Tuinner
Sniile Bunner
Jin Fletcher
Father Fetter
Dd Nelsson
Melen Smyth
Stella Kiser
Patrmont
Mr and
Bra
Elmus Moran
Two Childres
Mra
Samuel Smyth
Troy Stevena
Luther Fletcher
Inet
Mortimer Johnson
Hure
Fairmont
Lumer
Moter
Brother
Morgantown
Election Victory Declared For State Superintendent
The School Journal reprints a statement from the State Superintendent of Free Schools announcing reelection to a third term. He thanks supporters statewide and explains his motive to continue reform, noting opposition to past practices and asserting readiness to enforce new laws.
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Wid
State Superintendent of Free Schools
Sven
Letter from State Superintendent on Education Campaign
The speaker defends his record as state superintendent amid political attacks over funds, teacher institutes, and pension questions. He disputes claims of misused directory funds, explains institute funding, and notes pressure from party politics on education policy and appointments. He hopes for nonpartisan cooperation in selecting a successor and continues to advocate for better rural schools, higher education, and teacher preparation.
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Cirpodilen Tupunell Jlrouek
Armstrong
Yau
Depareent
AML
Ierause F
Toxlie
West Virginia
Gentral Elluration Board
Aly A Ieee Ae
Treelord
Sam
Tang
Bork
Cerldin County
Fiucator
Achoala
Ulteria
Ion
Wpa
Schonla
Induairlit
Rrainine Chordelly
Mehantas Ali Jo
Ansety Sarki
State Jove Wey Wien Lheenna
Anil Wellelied
Healy
Jones The Christmas Store Offers Wide Selection and Quick Stock
The Christmas Store promotes a broad array of quality gifts and new items in stock, urging shoppers to visit early as crowds grow in the mornings and stock is at its fullest.
Fragmentary crime notice from old local paper
Incomplete OCR text shows garbled lines mentioning names, dates, a location, and potential charges or events. Readable clues include references to a place, a court or board, and a time frame. Exact details and entities are unclear due to transcription errors.
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Fairmont Printing and Publishing Company
W. J. Wiegel
James C. Herbert
A. Ray Mapel
V. Medic
Asperger
Ottie Telephone
Soregeine
Bell Ok
Peete
Carefvr
Wren Nail Cs Nast
Omni
Western Union
Weat
Evenius
Western Onion
Uni
Ghee
West Virginian
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Tariff Commission
Thomas W
Hatfield
Wan Jae
England
Berlin
Claus
Illic
Enywi
Chen
Clarksbore
Virginia News
Seinz
Lloyd-Gearse
Wheeling
O— 1
Paikersharg News
Red
Somme
Dorothy Arnall
Rae
Hartley
Vive Christ
Iva
Peice
Tee Beranan
Kate
Tonic Hill
Mononga
Fairview
Thondal
Crane’s Drug Store
Shurtleff & Welton
C. Jones
Bolivia
Sculetta Lush
Deaver
Skunk
Oporsum
Antin
Newport
Ariel
Peter
Takano
Rene Toy
Aino Relliven Muralgia
Cote
Grippe
Ie Telat
Ransines
Christmas Savings Club
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