04 Jun 1921
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Newspaper
The West Virginian
Location
Fairmont, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1921
Page
1
A fragmented reflection on how readers skip ads yet subconsciously weigh each one. It argues that many readers ignore generic ads while some respond to certain messages that speak personally, suggesting ads shape mood and choices even when not overtly read.
The local dental clinic named Tal Glinio will stay open following a court outcome. Operated by BEUWTIL, it will be open during the meeting rain sunnetasee cared lest rrontra tr itebarge. Children will receive care and the building will be ready for use. The schedule runs from one o clock until five, except Saturday.
A garbled 19th or early 20th century report describes a ceremony and banquet for East side students and faculty. Mentions Danauth, AL Lew, Virginie University, and a large committee, with Judge Showalter and Prof. Wilson highlighting the school’s achievements and administrators.
Polish forces report a court martial verdict in Warsaw where a pilot named Henry WIDIEL of the Flying Corps was found guilty of treason and aiding mobilization efforts. He was executed by firing squad on June day after being accused of stealing military secrets.
A graduation ceremony at the Winfield district school house honors graduates from Narweorl school. A prominent speaker will address the graduates and attendees including parents and friends from the Winfield district schools and public entities.
Willie Stewart a colored veteran was arrested by Sheriff Charlton for stealing a trunk from Carl Martin’s boarding house. He allegedly took $850, $685 revolver and the trunk key, fled to the city, and was captured shortly after arriving by deputies Toothman and Charlton. He was held for the next grand jury.
Salem hosts visiting Kiwanians for the charter ceremony of a newly formed club. A. Wathy of Clarksburg gave the proclamation speech, Mayor L. D. Lowher of Salem approved the charter, and Leroy Tinkin of Shartoston read the district address. Attendees from Fulcront included Mr and Mix, AC. Kinksad, and others.
Charleston report says John Wi Kisner and Brother firm of Fairmont was authorized to raise capital stock from 50000 to 200000, expanding Kisner and its jumabor operations.
The article describes M C Lough presiding at a school alumni banquet with long tables decorated for a gathering of former students. Guests included city officials and school leaders, and the event featured a formal menu, speeches, and a ceremonial oath.
Obituary notice reports Isaac Evans died this afternoon at his home in Graysstone. The well known resident, aged 69, was father to Anane Hyans and husband to Revany. The Town mourns the loss of a longtime community member.
A confusing text describes a warrant arrest and court appearance involving a suspect, with references to a judge, prosecutors, and a $300 bond. The report notes confusion over warrant details and mentions a preliminary hearing and detention in jail while authorities pursue charges.
A readaged concert featured Violet Noland and several performers delivering a stormy performance with piano duets and orchestral numbers. Pieces included Mendelssohn and Haydn selections, ending with Asa Wattan’s Impromptu in C Sharp Minor and a final note of thanks from the audience.
The Heintzelman Post No.17 auxiliary held a meeting to appoint a new adjutant after Comrade J. Stewart resigned. A memorial committee presented a report on Devotional Day and plans to honor veterans, with steps to draft a program and express thanks to donors and supporters.
In Bohumlechow and surrounding areas heavy fighting persisted between Poles and Germans. Casualty counts and positions were unclear as both sides concentrated near pronouncing strategic bridges. Allied commissions reportedly debated dispositions amid ongoing combat.
Fragmentary report from Leipsio shows a court acquitting the accused amid chaotic scenes. The text mentions Neubin and references to a hospital, Dover Castle, and a trial date near November 31. Details are garbled but indicate a preliminary examination and resistance to materials in a German context.
A fragmentary 1920 newspaper note describes a murder trial in a courtroom with Laura Lauer as a key witness. Jurors heard testimony about a sailor and a fight at a dining location, with Prosecution and defense attorneys presenting their cases.
A garbled note discusses spirit photography and practice steps for photographers and the opening of a session. It references preparation, equipment, and safety, but the text remains unclear in places. The article hints at improving technique and studio setup for ghostly image effects.
The readable text offers partial lines with stumbles and unclear phrases about a chorus and a crowd. No full names places or actions emerge to form a complete article item.
A damaged OCR fragment references a debt store and a location in Virginia with unclear names and a mention of Swanley. The readable bits show a disjointed phrase about a hat debt or store and a Bea/Neon element with a general place name. No clear event or date is discernible.
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