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Newspaper
The West Virginian
Location
Fairmont, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1915
Page
4
A passage fragment discusses a belief analysis and concessions with phrases about guarantees and consideration. It mentions Austria and a note about settling, though the text is garbled and lacks clear context or identifications.
The text argues Germany will modify its war practices but continues aggression including the Nebraskan incident. It questions Berlin's frankness, weighing Wilson's patience, the Bryan peace approach, and the blockade. It speculates on submarine torpedoing and aims to preserve American rights.
The Baltimore Sun notes uncertainty about the fate of a loaded Yeasel bound for a British port versus an empty ship. The hull of the Nebraskans will be examined, but Americans should not react until all facts are known, if ever.
The article critiques Taft for proposing readmission of Progressives into the Republican Party on conditions that require abandoning reform aims. It notes opposing voices from Milwaukee Sentinel and describes German victory milestones in Galicia and Russian retreats in World War I shaping public perception.
A fragmentary dialogue shows a merchant questioning a drummer about locating a bat nose on the road and asking about what is sold. The drummer touts revolvers and notes a tip about driving a nail using laundry soap. The passage mentions sanitary dishwashing as an important sanitary and cooking reference.
On Wednesday at 8 PM the ground will be broken for the new normal school on Locust Avenue signaling growth for the campus. Students, faculty, alumni and citizens will march from the normal school at 9 45 AM to the site with speeches, school yells and songs planned to boost enthusiasm.
Agricultural Agents H L Smith and Reuben Anderson praise a fertilizer mix of nitrate of soda tankage and steam plaster applied at one tenth pound per square yard after mowing. The same formula is recommended for city lawns and may be bought at local stores. Mrs Rebecca Rice widow of M D Rice is buried at Woodlawn Cemetery after dying at 76. survived by daughter Mrs Margaret Rice and grandson Ellery Rice of Edgemount.
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