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Newspaper
The West Virginian
Location
Fairmont, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1920
Page
7
In a May 1920 dispatch from Chicago, Hoover’s backing draws cautious support from Republicans, urging unity behind his candidacy and arguing against third party options. The piece notes potential voter shifts and the political risks of any split, highlighting Hoover’s appeal to thoughtful voters amid a tense national mood.
The piece argues that reactionary financiers and big business leaders push conservatism and oppose reforms while urging harmony between capital and labor. It calls for cooperation to keep the nation stable, with coal, railroads, factories, and ships operating efficiently for America’s advantage.
The piece argues Republican support for Saaine Harding warns against growing small parties. It notes Europe’s coalitions often fail to command majorities, causing shifts in leadership, while the US risks logrolling and bargains, potentially eroding direct accountability. It also discusses New England’s export shifts and a Shipping Board plan to move coal by sea to relieve railroad pressure.
A collage of era notes on home makeovers and neighbors opinions, interwoven with theater previews, gaslight city life, and social chatter. It notes plans for renovations, a Misty Morning scene of tents, and reflections on labor leaders amid a broader cultural survey including a circus visit and local notices with residents and visitors.
Fragmentary text suggests a gossiping note about political figures and possible marriages, mentioning Ruth, Warren, Bryan, Hoover, Harding, and cabinet ideas in a tense, overheard style. Content is nonspecific and lacks verifiable details.
H A Stansbury, director, argues that college men who play summer baseball or independent football should not participate in university athletics. He claims many college players work elsewhere in summer and warns against accusations of violating rules.
The F and A Masons will host two banquets in the temple on Thursday June 21 in honor of the Festival of St John the Baptist. Secretary R. E. Mitchell reports broad invitations to Masons and wives. The lodge aims for a larger, more elaborate gathering than ever before. An earlier Py thian Degree team event drew notable interest.
The Fairmont Shoe Hospital emphasizes reliable, efficient shoe repairs with a commitment to rebuilding worn footwear. They claim to treat every job with the same standard of care as if repairing their own shoes, distinguishing themselves from competitors.
Fairmont Chamber of Commerce schedules a Monday meeting to consider freight issues tied to the new bridge construction. President M A Flecker calls on all members to attend as the organization plans a strong push following a recent campaign drive.
A reflective piece discusses Fairmont’s population rise toward twenty to thirty thousand, optimism for police and business growth, and fashion trends postwar. It highlights women’s summer wear, black fabrics, hats, and practical fabrics like cotton gabardine for durable, affordable outfits, urging a summer wardrobe update.
The article argues advertising is essential for selling goods and building awareness. It compares ads to a book index guiding readers to items, notes Courtney’s policy to advertise as business permits, and states a fixed advertising rate as a percentage of selling costs. It urges readers to study ads for new and existing items not obtainable elsewhere.
All shrinking done before sale as explained for our exelution line of ghurShrunk white wash skirts. Materials are 21 cottons guaranteed to resist further shrinking. seller asserts shirts remain true to size after washing and outlines the advantage of buying Shur-Shrunk garments.
A reflective piece argues that true value comes from natural character and conduct rather than artifice. It emphasizes distinctiveness shown through actions and personal integrity, urging readers to cultivate genuine qualities over practiced veneer.
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