Fairmont Chamber of Commerce backs strong leadership for growth
Secretary Thomas D. Connell praises the chamber's hard work and repeated results in Fairmont during the annual meeting. He stresses the need for continued efforts through the coming year under steady guidance, with Rose Rosen hailed as a strong leader to steer toward a bigger, better, prosperous Fairmont.
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Thomas D. Connell
Witte
Chamber of Commerce
Irmont
Icfanieres
Eee
Liss
Fairmont
Suchhember
Chamber of Com
Rose Rosen
Han
Naval academy Kaplan case sparks calls for accountability
A controversial Annapolis episode involving Leonard Kaplan prompts criticism of lax oversight and demands for action. The piece condemns mistreatment of Kaplan, cites his high class rank and integrity, and urges steps to prevent unjust vengeance and erasure from the academy record.
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Sutherland
Academy
Kaplan
Soller
Annapolis
Agian
Tis
Gra Hing
Mar
Wise Weather Wise Weaves City Island Forecast
A garbled weather update from City Island New York appears in flawed text. Despite the noise, readers should expect a local forecast referencing New York weather patterns and conditions. The snippet shows no clear data on temperatures dates or advisories.
Weather wisdom saves lives at City Island gale
A New York paper notes that anyone at Island City last Sunday would have sought shelter as a gale struck. While many workers faced danger commuting by subway and city streets, weather observant people at City Island survived, proving practical knowledge beats sensational forecasts.
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New York
Island City
City Island
Legislation Against Trained Wild Animals in Britain
An American voice urges approval of a Chelly Law to ban trained wild animals in Great Britain. It argues the English proposal follows exhaustive proof of cruelty, details the suffering of lions and other animals, and urges similar action in the United States. The piece contrasts public cruelty with safer alternatives and discusses bail and crime deterrence, ending with remarks on Franco-German pacifist meetings in Berlin.
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Ngland
Great Britain
America
Illinois Bankers Association
West Virginia seeks replacements for state boards and commissions
West Virginia officials prepare to fill several state board and commission vacancies as terms expire. Governor Morgan faces choices for the education board and public service commission while potential candidates include George S Laidley and F Whitcher McCullough. Judge replacements in the judiciary are also noted, with vacancies created by resignations and new appointments.
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Tudge Woods
Charles Town
Morgan
State Board of Education
George S Laidley
Charleston
Officials appointed and terms set in state boards
Outbursts of Everett True expire May 41 1922 and appointments loom for the board of examiners for registered purses. Dr Irene B Bullard of Charleston will retire June 40. Terms of several board members end June 30 1921 1927 or 1928. Dave Osgoodl and local sports notes follow with various race and golf remarks and a light column on local events.
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Whitaker
Board of Examiners
Irene B. Bullard
Charleston
Harret B- Jones
Glendale
FL Le-Moyne Hupp
Wheeling
B S. Preston
S. Hoffman
Keyser
Public Health Council
J. L. Pyle
Chester
Walter M. Babb
W. T. Henshaw
Sue Staunton
State Board of Children
Board of Pharmacy
State Board of Embalmers
Lloyd G. Lubhan
Alderson
Wandale
Spencer
Examination of
Norliman Fitzhugh
D E. Wycott
Taylor County
J. H. Zilliken
Wellsbure
Pound of Optometry
Warrant Served For Milk Ordinance Violation At Palace
A warrant was served on Spiro Gotses, Palace Restaurant manager, for violating the city milk ordinance by serving milk in glasses rather than in the original delivery bottle. Officials say the ordinance remains in effect and will be strictly enforced.
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Spiro Gotses
Palace
Ruff Stuff Predicts Edwards Victory in Huntington
A playful piece notes confidence in Edwards of Huntington, joking that rivals in the race have little worry. It mentions a brief thunder shower overnight and observes that Sunday and Monday follow with typical sentiment, reflecting small town humor.
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Edwards
Huntington
Carolina People Visited by Family and Guests
June 17 reports a sequence of visits in Carolina. Luther Parks and family from Wyatt visited G E Dayeall while J W Haney of MP and R Co Fairmont was a business guest. Howard Mason and children called on Scott Davis at Parvish Run as James McCaffrey Sr. from Uniontown PA visited his sons James Jr. and Charles in Carolina.
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Carolina
Luther Parks
Wyatt
G. Eb, Dayeall
J. W. Haney
Fairmont
Howard Mason
Scott Davis
Parvish Run
James McCaffrey Sr
Uniontown
Puzzle of Names and Dates From a Fragmented Report
The readable parts mention Carolina, Deran, and Friday with references to a precinct and investigators. The fragment hints at a shooting or safety incident with ongoing inquiries and investigation by authorities. Further specifics are not present in the legible text.
How to Keep Well by Dr Bishop on cattle tuberculosis
Article discusses bovine tuberculosis linked to cattle products, noting it primarily affects young children under five and rarely those over 16. It describes digestive and glandular involvement, urges frequent cow testing and pasteurization alongside cleanliness, and cites a separate sports note on Elizabeth Ryan losing to Kathleen McKane in the Kent tennis final in Beckenham.
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BR. UW
Sefente Lz
Cafeteria Boom Brings Crowds Despite Poor Weather
The Yi We CoA cafeteria reports demand nearly doubling month over month with hundreds dining daily. On the first Friday of operation twenty five pounds of meat fed customers. yesterday seventy pounds served for the Todn meal. Poor weather hampers cooking efforts as housewives close doors earlier.
Sacrifice A Poem On A Mother’s Selfless Labor
Berton Braley’s verse portrays a mother who sacrifices for her children, giving time, thought, and money to raise them and ease their progress. Yet a final review judges her motive as selfish, suggesting self sacri fice bred selfishness in her offspring and left her a slave to duty.
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Publc Service Commission
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State-Road Commission
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Everett True
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Deran
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London
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California
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