Economic trends and deflation fears reported amid market turmoil
A fragmented passage describes inflation and deflation concerns, noting a surge in commercial paper and debt totals, with references to the early 20th century economic shifts. It mentions the Babson Community, a major rise in total credit, and warnings of continuing inflationary pressures affecting stocks, real estate, and consumer goods.
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Elf
Busi
Roger Balson
Ming
Babson
Trom
Parcont
Budlneas
Lowayt
Lt Tl
Cnitok
Jock
Notice to Mary Gaskins and others about board meeting
Notice from the City of Fairmont Board of Directors announces a meeting on Tuesday January 922 regarding possible action on Camden atroot and Maryland Avenue fitnoun death or treat. Attendees include Mary Gaskins G Michael and Harry Davis. Arnott, City Clerk, is responsible for the filing.
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Mary Gaskins
G. Michael
Harry Davis
City of
Fairmont
Inge Eibordmendis
Maryland Avenue
Camden
Second Ward
Lake
Arnott
Hello there 1922 a playful year farewell poem
A fragmented set of verse lines referencing the year 1922 and 1921 in a playful farewell mood. The text invokes friendship and hoped for continuity of happiness as one year ends and another begins, with garbled lines and repetitions suggesting a nostalgic verse greeting from a newspaper page.
Diphtheria Cases Rise as New Year Approaches
Local health officials warn of multiple diphtheria cases across Fairmont and surrounding areas as year end celebrations loom. Dr Jamison notes damp, stormy weather worsens spread. families isolate patients but cases appear in several households, including Duffy, Gaston, Buffalo, Carterton, and nearby streets. Typhoid remains absent. one influenza case reported.
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Harvey Sng
Woodlanl
Tha Ciy
Duffy
Ik Gaetan
Venus
Mere
Daffy
Rom
Isa
Athir
Gama
Jamison
J. Dotty
Gaston Avenue
Tammon
W. Whitehall
Funeral services for George Yeager in Philadelphia
Funeral services for George Yeager, a prominent city figure, were held at Garrison hospital in Philadelphia on Thursday afternoon. Rev W J Eddy of First Baptist conducted the rites, attended by many mourners. The interment followed at Woodlawn cemetery, with undertaker Maserave and Son assisting.
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George , Yeager
Garrison Hospital
Philadelphia
Tie Rex Deuce
Mra
Cordelia Dent
Guffey Street
W. J. Eddy
First Baptist Church
Woodlawn Cemetery
Maserave and Son
Fire devastates warehouse and five homes in Charleston
A major blaze in Charleston destroyed a wholesale food warehouse owned by the Leroy Swinburn company and five nearby homes on Oak Avenue. The warehouse stock of feed and provisions was lost, with estimated losses around $100,000 for the warehouse and $50,000 for the homes. Tenants, including Mrs. D. B. Parlan, were evacuated. residents named include Carter, Parlan, Coto, Mays, Garnet, and Tarsons. The cause remains unknown, and fire crews battled the flames as water pressure hindered suppression.
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Charleston
B Silding
Leroy Swinborn Company
Charles Carte
Carter
Oak Avenue
Gome
Houe
Jhousé
Swinburn
Tage Asx
Lotoy Swint Turn
Tari 1
T- Falance
D. B. Parlan
Hove
Mr. Cartes
Mrs. Parlan
J. W. Coto
Lester Mays
Emily Garnet
John Tarsons
KEEP FIT WEEK OBSERVED PROMOTED BY Y M C A AND SURGEON GENERAL
Keeping Fit Week will be observed on January 3 promoted by the Y M C A and the Surgeon General of the United States. Boys in East Side High and Fairmont High will hear talks by Dr. LD Howard. Meetings for younger and older boys are set for Sunday afternoon with J Taina Withee arranging. Planned speakers include Dr. Aaron Arkin and Dr. Barker, with pamphlets on father’s responsibility to his son.
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Y. MO. A
Surgeon General
United States
Howard Eiit
East Side High School
Fairmont High School
Clork
Selock
J. Taina Withee
Tate
YMCA
Will Spaak
Aaron Arkin
West Virginia
Sunny
Charles
Tarkore
Phumpleton
Barker
Rotsman
International Association of Iptery
Newsies Banquet as West Virginian Loyals Honor Boys
One hundred seventy five Newsies and guests gathered at the West Virginian in Fairmont for a festive banquet honoring the boys. Elmer Reese of Lowesville won an agent watch. another boy won a second watch as the crowd celebrated with turkey, trimmings, and prizes.
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Reese
Rocco Cirrocco
Weat
Virginian
Maremont
Marion County
Ives
Minga
Dod Garrett
Nowsies
Jong Oamigh
Dee
Fairmont
Elmer Reese
Lowesvilie
Bors Sen
Oras
Efron Domonick
Man jumps from passenger train near Catawin in frozen countryside
Early today a stranger aboard a Hallimora and Ohio passenger train leaped from the car near Catawin while traveling at speed. Officers rushed after, halted the train, and searched the grip found hidden whiskey, but the man disappeared into the night leaving investigators puzzled and seeking his fate.
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Hallimora
Ohio
Catawin
Miebureh
Offi Cnra
Sheriffs Office
Morgantown
Siso
Kerosa
Big Mail Theft Discovered in New York
Unsuspecting presA date of $1,390,000 in bonds stolen en route from a New York bank to Washington was uncovered. Arrests cited include Ala Attell, divorced wife of a former politician, and others by post office inspectors and police bomb squad. Some bonds cancelled by perforation or stamped past. chemical removal suspected.
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Presa
New York
Honda
Mra
Ala Attell
Sam Gold
Harry Cohan
Post Office
Treasury
Washington
New Staff Named At the Hospital
A Marion County Medical Society meeting announced new hospital staff. Dr B D Howard becomes Chief of Surgical Department. Dr William Bourra headlines Medical Department unit. Dr William Parks leads Gentro intestinal. Dr Carter Ploming oversees Children. Dr H R Jobnno heads Anesthesia. Dr Garr runs North X Ray. Dr C W Waddell directs Clinical Pathology. Officers: Degr J Reidy pres, Dr S W Btrickler VP, Dr Lutheravis sec, Dr C W Waddell treas. Also mentions pottery opening in Mannington.
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Cook Hospital
Marion County Medical Society
Te Inan
B. D. Howard
William Bourra
de Wiliam Parks
Carter Ploming
L, Holland
Rye
H.R. Jobnno
I i
Garr
C. W. Waddell
Gr. J. Reidy
Mouuigan
W Btrickler
Vic
Lutheravis
CW. Waddell
Aodels
Naval arms talks show progress despite French query
In Washington on December 31, delegates from major powers moved toward a naval limitations treaty. Proposals on submarine armament and aircraft carriers were discussed while French representatives awaited formal replies. The Allied commission aims to finalize terms and proceed to broader restrictions, with Britain and Japan signaling cautious support. The Paris delegation expected as talks advance, a broader framework including tonnage limits and disarmament steps.
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Washington
Des
Almplang
Curt Bo
Minua
Wil
Thorn
Ines
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Lane
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Hidon
Yeager Pune
Clarksburg
Manglogton
Clarksbure
Fairview
Fairmont Weston
Tenve
Tanya
P.M
Monongahela Power and ‘Railway Co
Newsies
W. D. Barrington
Althapa
Mings
Threailroads
Maryland
Monongahela
West Vireuia
Ninetean
Smonongahela
Benosylvania
Priday
Monongahr Division
Bo & CD
Minr
Mononmakeln
Pennsylvants
Tallowes Mining
Jopdimerior
Citeen
Eal
Abelt
Reivers Pape Fides Tehattis
Blanes
Audi
Leivers
Ebatta
API
Gutsilo
Charles Fotes
Queen Shoals
Katawha Coutty
Emeral Wenger
Penn Coal and Raalty Company
Thy Consolidation 1
Uyiny
Quien ‘Shoals
George S. Grankett
Cost Operators’ Association
Benjamin First
We of the Century Coal Co
Fairmont Soda
George
Flem Inj
Eiichorn Fuel Corporati
Rooverall Nea
New York City
Te Coal Office
West Virginian
Borelock
Building &T
Quincey
Adama Street
Uma
HG. Stosteer
First Presbyterian Church
Hinday
Abe Attell
EMD
TODA
Balfour
Ite
Arthur J. Dalfour
Pas
Tient Ee Arla
Auckland
Britain
Dewy
Unitel Btad
Japan
Netherlands
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