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Newspaper
The West Virginian
Location
Fairmont, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1920
Page
4
A fragmentary newspaper card quotes The American's Creed affirming allegiance to the United States government by the people for the people and the republic, emphasizing democracy, union, liberty, equality, justice, and defense of the country against enemies.
The Fairmont Y M C A opened its annual member aid financial drive with strong enthusiasm, aiming to raise more funds than ever to support all departments. Under general secretary Mr Cash, the association seeks broader community support to sustain postwar recovery and services for local youth and families.
The article reflects on the collapse of a German autocratic project after Ebert’s government is swept from Berlin. It argues that the faction’s failure, fueled by a claim to shield democracy from Bolshevism, destabilizes autocracy and may open space for liberal democracy in Germany as the Paris peace conference opens its sessions.
The passage laments lost chances for world leadership and warns of commercial and prestige harm. It cites a famous line attributed to Lancelo from a second inaugural, suggesting the Almighty has purposes beyond the sides’ desires during the Civil War.
The piece muses on a seed catalog’s poetry through herbs and vegetables, then shifts to U S Senate sympathy for Irish freedom and debates over the peace treaty. It notes comparisons to British policy, then comments on political maneuvering around John W Davis and Admiral Sims before Congress on national defense reform.
An unsigned editorial claims West Virginian profited from advertisers and accuses Astonisher of overcharging readers. The piece notes alleged fraud by a local figure and warns Berlin authorities may strip permits. It highlights broader tension between local press and outside interests in Berlin.
East Side notes report Ald Society President Mrs Cora Morrow resigned at a business meeting last evening due to illness in her home. Mrs H H Rose will assume the society's duties. several matters were finalized and attendance was good.
This ad touts a Spring suit assortment with many styles and fabrics. It claims high quality and desirability, promising entire satisfaction with any purchase. Shoppers are urged to choose early and note that accepted styles and popular materials are represented in stock.
New hats emerge from boxes as sixty inch lines of goods showcase Spring styles. Makers gather to inspect dozens of models while Courtney's Hats highlights their matinees with prices intended to serve shoppers seeking value and flair.
A lively advertisement touts the season's blouses from 56.75 to 26.50 featuring Handkerchief Linings Georgette and voile fabrics. It promises charm and fit for youths matrons and all ages with a wide assortment of light and dark overblouses and stylish options.
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