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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1925
Page
9
A vintage ad-like snippet touts Preezone as a quick cure for corns and calluses. It claims instant relief and painless removal of hard or soft corns and foot irritations with a tiny bottle costing only a few cents.
A fragmented interview series features George Reberis and John Stewart Mil discussing economics and wartime property issues. Roberts argues German citizens' U.S. property should have been seized during the war and returned to owners afterward. The piece cites ongoing civic notices and social events from the local community.
A fragment discusses international debt, trade, and finance policy as the United States weighs aid to Europe. It references wealth, industrial growth, and the purpose of exports, noting tensions over repayment, tariffs, and restructuring of debts amid a broader plan for postwar stabilization.
An old advertisement promotes a lemon based skin whitening lotion. It claims two lemons with ounces of orchard white create a quarter pint whitening solution for face neck arms and hands. The text urges massaging the fragrant lemon bleach to remove freckles sunburn and tan for a youthful rosy white complexion.
A local report details a scout event with Cora Melson and Miss Harriot Kaick among organizers. Key figures include Nelson Gaara and Miss Soseu, with plans for a large meeting led by committee chairs and scourt officers in Kasiawha county.
Detectives apprehended a group of youths accused of a home robbery at Joe Mann’s residence in Wilson Hollow. They confessed to the theft of jewelry and about $20 in cash, with tracing and fingerprint work cited as key evidence by the detective agency.
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