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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1925

Page

2

Hammond Calls Oil Curbs to Fuel U S Furnaces Displace Coal

Former U S coal commissioner Hammond argues for curbing oil use as furnace fuel in the United States to prevent oil surpluses. He notes 40 million tons of coal were displaced in 1924 and cites data on fuel oil consumption and prices, urging coal and oil industries to cooperate to avoid waste and price drops.

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Young Scout Earns Beagle Badge in West Virginia

A West Virginia youth, Edwin Bherwood of Shenwendiar, is recognized as the youngest scout to earn a Beagle badge and first class rank. The award, dated January 28, 1954, was certified by the council and chaired by Dr. Jueh Niehidsen. The record notes his skills in lifesaving, first aid, swimming, signaling, and other scouting specialties.

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West Virginia potato growers seek improved cooperative farming

A damaged OCR text describes 12 000 bags of potatoes and a West Virginia growers association pushing for orderly cooperative marketing. It mentions a representative from the federal Wheat or Brame, branding standards, renting organization, and efforts toward better preentry farming, early harvesting, standardized handling, and modernization to meet demand for elite producers.

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Kansas City Doctor Introduces New Truss Discovery

Kansas City doctor Andrews announces a new truss method claimed to heal rupture without operation. The Gazette notes rapid patient relief, reduced weights, and comfort, with widespread adoption urged for those suffering long injuries.

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Movies to be Made Here of Civic Clubs and Business Men

Charleston business leaders announce a film project featuring civic clubs and local merchants. The production plans to showcase town faces and notable residents, with screenings set to include audience cards identifying participants. Filming will occur at a tied location, including street views and storefronts, while efforts to secure consent and protect identities are noted.

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Music Week Observed With Charleston Orchestra Concert

A local Music Week will be observed at the YW building on Quitrier Street with a gathering at 440 oclock. The program includes Charleston Sermaptons orchestra and Male Chorus, plus progressions and specials across various stretches, with public attendance encouraged.

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Who is a Bank in Banking for the People Two

This installment explains that a bank comprises three groups: contributing professionals who form its capital, depositors seeking safety convenience and profit, and the directors officers and staff who run it. It argues banks are not faceless monopolies but community enterprises owned by ordinary citizens who invest and manage locally.

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Face To Face With Crisis Reproduced From Charleston Gazette

A Charleston newspaper reprints a 1925 statement arguing that natural gas prices must rise due to higher operating costs. It contends gas is a community asset and warns that exporting gas at high wholesale rates hurts local use. The piece urges cooperation with local utilities to protect reserves for the area.

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