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Newspaper
The West Virginian
Location
Fairmont, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1920
Page
5
A local wage decision under HWAL examined 1H staffing and 10 hour shifts. The discussion focused on worker hours and wages, aiming to set standard practices for restaurant staff amid unrest and demands for fair pay.
Certificates of incorporation for Local Samis were filed with the County Clerk. Capital stock of 5,000 dollars was subscribed and the incorporators are M. B. Joss and Mi Close of Fairmont.
A Ghorleston resident reports relief after taking Nervlax. The note mentions improved health and gratitude, reflecting a personal health experience with the remedy.
Fragments describe kitchen display items and menu plans including a centerpiece vase, flower arrangement notes, and a breakfast lunch and dinner menu. Recipes cover stewed prunes with lemon and sponge cake batter with detailed steps. Also included are instructions for making a meat broth rice soup and general kitchen tips.
Visiting their son and wife Mr and Mrs Carl J Zinn and other locals attended social calls in Faithfont and Brown last week. Twenty fellowships with stipends of 1000 or 1200 dollars will be awarded in May to American students for technical research and humanistic study in Sweden Denmark and Norway universities.
A quirky clump of scraps from a London column and a Nevada trial mention. References include a judge asking about a wife in Valparaiso, a bigamy case in Nevada, and fragmented humorous lines about Zumbago and tin bashing.
New York dispatch from March 14 reports Sweden's consul general G Dilmat says commerce with Palestine may expand beyond any prior level. Demand grows for wooden wares and building materials after deforestation, with increases in furniture, petroleum, kerosene stoves, and a forthcoming telephone system amid rearranged Syrian coast trade.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe terms at Saar mining sites and minting operations. Mentions 30000, 50/00 tara, 20 units, and references to Weensaies. Lacks clear dates or entities beyond generic places.
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