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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1925
Page
8
A vintage health ad touts Warner’s Safe Kidney and Blood Remedy as a cure for poor blood health and疲 fatigue. The copy stresses earthy complexions dull eyes and low energy, urging readers to try the product sold by druggists and mail order, with emphasis on a scientific basis and direct marketing towards daily work impairment.
An old advertisement sells Allenhu Special Formula No Be capsule form promising relief from rheumatoid and neuritis pains. It claims quick fading of nerve pains and sleepless nights, urging readers to try the product despite warnings that it offers only temporary relief. The copy repeats medical-sounding terms to persuade readers of its efficacy.
Obituary notices recap multiple local deaths with funeral details. Rev TL Walter Line pastor of Weekley Memorial Church died recently. Opra Casto former telephone operator died Sunday at home of her parents JG and Casco. Frist local merchant and former city council member died Tuesday. services to be held at Piedmont Street church. Burial at Beant cemetery. Additional notices include deaths of Mrs Lee Wilnow and Miss Casco with service details at nearby churches and gravesites.
An incomplete OCR listing preserves a dense roster of names and addresses across streets like Charleston and Park Avenue. The fragmentary text references numerous individuals, localities, and potential organizations, reflecting a sprawling community register or notice page with scattered cues to residences and vendors.
A verbose OCR page fragment shows a jumble of names, places, and terms across many personal and place references. The text drifts between potential notices, lists, and editorial fragments, offering little coherent story but numerous entities to anchor a brief record.
A sequence of broken letters and distorted words suggests a clipped OCR from a report about drownings and a ferry incident. Readable terms point to names like Dodie, West, and Weiler, with scattered references to places, dates, and people amid the garbled text.
Police believe a crime occurred on a Pace street following a convoy of unusual events. The fragment mentions detained individuals, investigations by multiple agencies, and a belated identification of suspects with limited readable details from the scene.
Fragmented OCR passage mentions despondency and medical aids, referencing motivation and creatine. It hints at relief methods and cautions around absorption and effectiveness. Names and clear facts are sparse, but the text conveys a sense of health concerns and treatment ideas.
Delegates resume after delay discussing a bill veto and a call for immediate consideration of a resolution. House approved measures on education, prostitution, and policing, with debate over funding and procedural motions. Multiple bills moved forward or were advanced, including taxation, licensing, and public works topics, as session continued.
A grim report details a murder inside a family circle with Mrs. Hannington the central figure. Witnesses describe a violent confrontation ending in a fatal act and multiple family members affected, with authorities pursuing charges and deadlines.
The readable bits show garbled phrases about Coolide attitude and scattered terms like wealth, tape, and noise. Key names, dates, places, or clear actions are not identifiable. The fragmentary text offers no coherent event or report to summarize.
Fragmented text shows promotional dieting content with scattered phrases about weight loss and warnings against continued excess. No clear events, dates, or identifiable persons are readable. The piece appears as garbled OCR and lacks coherent narrative.
The text promotes olive colored tablets as a mild liver and bowel remedy. It claims quick improvement, no injury to the teeth, and gentle action versus strong laxatives. It highlights Edwards and Li as creators and contrasts with calomel for a safer, effective liver cleanse.
The assembly battled over a proposed nine guard bills with factions split on repeal, withdrawal motions, and religious school provisions. Several delegates urged opposition to killing the measures while others pressed for a broader agenda. the withdrawal vote failed 65 to a.
Fragmented OCR describes mustard plaster remedies, mixing flour water and ai to ease relief. It mentions safety for children and mild forms, cautioning against strong ingredients and encouraging milder preparation for gentler use.
Fragmented OCR describes a topical eczema product with claimed protective action and antiseptic features. Mentions a daytime application and price of $1.00. References chemicals and soothing benefits, though details are garbled.
A garbled report outlines a political caucus and nomination debate. It mentions senators, nominations for presidency, votes, and adjournment, along with a court case about a sister revealing money held by a decoy. Names and places are obscured by OCR errors.
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