The Commedia troupe meets Andre-Louis Moreau here
In a bustling camp scene Andre-Louis Moreau lurks among a troupe of itinerant players led by Pantali on, as soldiers pursue a fugitive from Rennes. The group defines itself as improvisers from the Italian Commedia dell Arte, introducing Scaramouche, Harlequin, and Columbine, and he is drawn into their world while a sergeant hints at a manhunt linking him to a broader plot.
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Commedia del? Arte
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Scaramouche
Sceapin
Scaramouene
McCumber cites high import profits to push tariff bill
Washington June 23 Senator Porter J McCumber chairman of the finance committee released figures showing importer profits on hundreds of imported goods ranging from watches to linen and glassware. He claims profits abroad and rising selling prices explain why importers spend large sums to defeat the protective tariff bill while newspapers deny biased advertising backing the effort.
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Washington
Porter J. McCumber
Finance Committee
McCumbers
Fordney
Ways and
McCumber
Propaganda Set on Tariff Duty and Profits
A fragment discusses a propaganda set claiming firms could afford the contemplated tariff and still earn inordinate profits. It emphasizes the perceived feasibility of paying the duty without harming profits and hints at broader economic arguments.
Social Gathering at the Hail Home Sparks Local List
A Friday evening social gathering was held at Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Hail's home. Guests included numerous local families and individuals from nearby communities. Church news noted high Sunday school attendance and a call to prayer meeting with Rev. F. E. Wiles. Local personals report residents visiting kin and attending university term and regional events.
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Hen Pethel
Helen
J. N. Reese
Ann Snider
Lloyd Huffman and Sons
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Miss Relen Tripett
Little Pails
Catherine Lloyd
Annie Snider
Opal Castuel
Madaline Keller
Merle Keller
Effie Keller
Margaret Tichnel
Paul Lloyd
Ross Satterfield
Ralph Hoult
Ralph Narney
Jesse Barnes
Carmiie Cross
Howard Snider
Russel Snider
Jimmie Snider
James Tichuel
Lawrence McElfresh
Guy Cross
F. E. Wiles
Almint
Reacher
Gladys Watkins
West Virginia University
Columbus Musgrave
John Musgrave
Dora Moran
Gratton
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Local Delegates Attend Presbyterian Conference in New York
Mr and Mrs Frank Riteble and C M Riteble of Fairmont attend the Presbyterian Convention at Stony Brook Long Island New York. Delegates come from Maryland Delaware West Virginia and Washington DC. Session began yesterday and runs to Friday. The conference outlines church objectives and programs for the year to relay to presbyteries and congregations.
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C. M. Riteble
Fairmont
Stony Brook
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Delaware
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Presbyterian New Era Movement
New Federal Child Labor Amendment Sought
Owen R Lovejoy of the National Child Labor Committee urged a constitutional change to empower Congress to regulate or forbid minor labor. The proposal, backed by governors and the National Committee, would set a national standard while allowing states to enact stricter rules.
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Reneral
National Child Labor Committee
Lovejoy
National Committee
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South
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J. Kilby
Alabama
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Permanent Conference For the Abolition of Child Labor
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National Child Labor Committee Remarks on State Progress
Mr Lovejoy notes IPAS aims falter for a general amendment but will not undermine current efforts to improve state laws and administration, as shown in ongoing reforms. He emphasizes persistence in strengthening protections despite broader national debates.
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IPAS
Parents Neglect Teachings Stated At National Sunday School Meet
Bishop Williga M. Bell of Harrisburg Pennsylvania told the convention that home neglect harms children and that parental duties are irreplaceable. He urged improvement in parenting to nurture godly, intelligent, devoted citizens and warned the church fights to uplift the home to shape the child's life.
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Wome
Williga M. Bell
Harrisbore
Pennsylvania
Church
United Tretheun of Christ
Bishop Bell
Aod
Ueehid
Guardian Appointed and Administrator Named in Local Estates
Guardian Anchaer Powell named for Paul Jo Eakin infant heir to late Festus Eakin Bond $3,000. Administrator Clinton E. Prickett appointed for estate of Jala David W Prickett Bond $5,090. A historical note mentions a pendulum regulator used in a clock in 1855.
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Anchaer Powell
Nrmer
Paul Jo Eakin
Bel
Festus Eakin
Bond
Clinton E. Prickett
Neer
David W Prickett
P D Q Bed Bug Killer Ad Promises Quick, Safe War
An old advertisement touts P D Q bed bug killer as a cheap solution to kill bed bugs roaches fleas and eggs without injuring clothing. It claims a small box makes a quart and offers liquid and double strength forms sold by Martins Drug Store and Crane's Drug Store.
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Martins
Ant Crane
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