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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1925
Page
11
A partial transcription reports an explosion at the Bethist Rubber Shoe plant on a commercial street in Mars. Three workers are confirmed dead, with others injured or missing as emergency crews perform a preliminary check. The blaze damaged part of the building and the factory floor.
Irri tating acid perspiration from the foot pores irritates toes causing cracking itching tenderness and rawness. Apply Pause Mg Milk of Magnesia to soothe soreness and stop foot odors. Instantly relieves unpleasant foot issues and weariness. Insist on genuine Pause Mg Magnesia. Available at drugstores in bottles.
A blast at a varnish and cement facility collapsed a five story brick structure and sent brick debris across the yard. Robert Stewart of Malden and John Nolan of Everett were missing. M G McKakin of Revere was injured probably fatally. About 3160 workers fled the building as windows shattered and a fire followed but was controlled.
Edwin R. Kingsley district governor of West Virginia Lions clubs names a committee to investigate the printing of pardons in the state penitentiary. The panel includes members from Wheeling and Buckhannon and follows instructions from the 1944 Luna convention at Wheeling. In Wheeling a murder verdict is reported alongside a dubious patent medicine ad and a note about a cycle squad clearing glass from city streets.
Howard Moon, age 77 of Louisville, credits Todd's Tonic with weight gain, improved appetite, sleep, and strength after long illness and nervous exhaustion. He notes the remedy’s wine-like flavor and recommends purchases at local drug stores in Charleston and surrounding area.
A patient, Thad Crabtree of St. Louis, recounts nine years of a leg sore resistant to treatments. After using three boxes of Peterson's Ointment the wound fully healed and the skin became smooth. The ad promotes Peterson's Ointment and Peterson's Soap, with prices and location in Buffalo, N Y.
Warren S. Stone predicts a banking cooperative expansion from coast to coast with fifty or more banks. He envisions regional corporations, a central holding entity, and a cooperative bank linked to a large Cleveland office complex and tower. He cites the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers insurance fund surplus and growing revenue as support.
Mr Stone outlines a three cycle labor movement toward cooperation and collective bargaining, expanding labor banks and worker savings. He cites associations in New York and other cities, claiming more than 151 million in resources and dividends to deposits, urging safer, conservative investments for workers.
Mrs James Miles of Cherry Street Dover Ohio recalls severe left and right side pains after childbirth. She cites heavy carpet washing as a trigger and credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health after four days of use. She urges others to believe a medicine that helps other women will help them and notes it is sold by druggists everywhere.
Warren Stone defends labor banks linking Cleveland and New York financiers to buy 3 million in bonds for the International Great Northern. He says unions gain stake, boosting safer investments and cooperative wage talks. Professor Carver lauds American labor leadership mindful of long term strategy. Two killed in Canton oil tank blast at K and G plant. manager dies later.
A Certificate of Incorporation was issued yesterday to West Virginia Pocahontas Collieries company, doing business under the laws of the state, by the secretary of state. Notary commissions were issued.
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