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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1925

Page

9

Memorial resolutions honor G A R veteran William Y Smith

Resolutions adopted by Blundon Post 73 of the Grand Army of the Republic mourn the death of William Y. Smith who lived in this city. The statements praise his service and counsel, note the vacancy his passing leaves, offer sympathy to his family, and provide that copies be filed, printed, and sent to relatives.

William Y. Smith Blundon Department of West Virginia Cirand Army of the Republic Mr. Smith ABC H. PF. Mechin William Keely Post BL Williams PB. Meilon P. T

Wyoming First Glaciated State Claim

Rock Springs Wyoming reports C J Hares of Denver asserts Wyoming was the first region in the nation to be glaciated. He places Wyoming’s glaciation in the tertiary period long before the rest of the country entered the Pleistocene. He cites two centuries of tertiary glaciation and a maximum thickness around 2004 feet, advancing about three feet yearly over central and southern Wyoming.

Rock Springs Wyo C. J. Hares Denver Wyoming Rocky Mountain Hares

Nitro News Social Roundup Mixed with Local Visits

Nitro residents hosted and visited across towns including Staunton Huntington and Clifton Forge. Guests included Mr and Mrs Jack Fisher and Miss Kenna Abbott while Agnes Runnels from Staunton visits family in Huntington. A Hazle Hulshizer wedding and various business trips referenced, with numerous callers in Nitro and surrounding towns.

Nitro News M Witry Jack Fisher Wilford Higginbotham Karl Snyder Kenna Abbott William Abbott Agnes Runnels Staunton Fla Marie Shaffer Lece Huntington Shaffer Ruth Holly Craft Fay Curry Clifton Forge Mra M.A. Border EM. Larkin Virginia Pete Ramotin W. Bowen Harry Seattle Washington Will Roe Columbus Lock Seven Frank Botkin Charleston Waddell Wheeling Raymond City Chaney Farrix Bros Perkins Paradise Jackson County H. H. Holmes Pittsburgh H. W. Crockett John Hancock Life Insurance Company Homer Guy Decker Parkersburg B. M. Harrie Ralph Terra Alta W. Va Misa Mink Hamriv la Luigi Lemma The Nitré Tea and Nitré Tea and ‘Ice Cream Company Toledo C.F. Croft Chicago TP. T. Ambler Edward Bearhorft Montgomery Mitra C. A. McLachlan Alex McTachlan Loretta James Hays Tent Street

Evening church programs and local notices in South Charleston

The men a Bible class of First Baptist will present an 8pm program featuring recitations solos duets and humorous readings with members J W Pauley R L Browning F P Billups and others. Melody Way club plans 730pm entertainment at Presbyteran church. Missionary society and husbands of Darlington M church hosted last night at the parsonage in Montrose. Mrs Ruth Jones ill at Mountain State hospital after appendectomy. Leopold Mineboure of Meverpon Ohio visited South Charleston Thursday.

First Baptist Church J. W. Pauley R. L. Browning F. P. Billups Wille Fawlker Margaret Billups Anna Williams Carl Watkins J. ¢. Salisbury Willie Fowlkes Melody Way Club Mru Florence EB. Lambert Presbyterian Church The Missionary Society Darlington M Montrose Wermonndrian Mattle Shadburne Louisville George Sebosstein Leopold Mineboure Vieltar South Charleston Ruth Jones Mountain State Hospital

Train wreck at Amiens station kills ten in Australia

Ten people were killed and dozens injured when an express train jumped the rear near Amiens station in Parin Australia. Seven of the injured are reported severely hurt as crews worked at the scene.

Thain Tees Parin Aus Rea Amiens

Rheuma remedy promises relief from rheumatism

An advertisement urges two daily doses of Rheuma for rapid relief and claims it eliminates uric acid through natural channels. It markets Rheumoe as a trustworthy remedy with a money back guarantee and notes Scott Hros. will supply it on a Ma r-cure-no-bay plan.

Scott

Guggenheim Word Puzzle Rules and Scoring

The text explains a word game called Guggenheim with multiple players, scoring rules, and penalties. It describes choosing a nasal word, earning two extra points in a specific round, and penalties for wrong answers. It also mentions a Gazette host aiding players and assigning classifications and keywords.

Guysenheim Charnes Gazette

The Wit and Warnings of Married Life

A thoughtful piece discusses courtship and marriage, urging men and women to judge partners by character and shared values rather than charm or luxury. It cautions against rushing into marriage based on superficial allure and urges awareness of deeper compatibility.

Cindi

Fragmented medical remedy advert leaves unclear claims

Fragmentary OCR text describes a dubious elixir or medicine advertised by a Fuller and Teel team. It mentions a pewter vessel, a venetibte compound, and claims of easing pain and aiding the weak. The passage reads like an erratic, garbled medical advertisement with unclear dosage or outcomes.

Weber WalcooTe

Youthful Flapper Cries After Haircuts and Teasing

A fourteen year old Indianapolis girl May Pits had her long braids cut by a friend amid neighborhood taunts. Her mother and father opposed bobbed hair but she cut the hair and regretted the change. Report notes broader themes of marriage temper and social pressures. Also mentions scout patrol, sewing classes, and local notices including a Kanawha City wedding and Shakespeare fact.

Indianapolis Ind May Fite

Kanawha City Bank Breaks Ground On New 23rd Street Building

Progress of a two story brick and concrete Kanawha City bank building advances with completion aimed January 1. Officers listed include L A Christy president O F Payne vice president George Skidmore cashier and E Tinney assistant cashier. Old bank site remains opposite the new structure. A scout girls meeting reviewed tenderfoot tests with further tests planned next Tuesday for about twenty five girls. The Kanawha City patrol began last fall with fifteen members.

Kanawha City Bank 23Rd and McCorkie Street Romain The Denk L. A. Christy O F. Payne George Skidmore E. Tinney Sistant Kanawha City Patrol

European Belt Farm Area Gets Better

Rome July 1 Acrèsge notes beet sugar growing in Europe has contracted from 1,968,000 hectares in 1924 to 2,905,000 in 1935 as shown by an International Institute of Agriculture exhibition. Spain and Italy saw steep declines, Bulgaria nearly vanished, while Russia posted a large rise from 50,000 to 499,000 hectares.

Rome Russia

Flowery Camping Attire Versus Roughing It Outdoors

An essay on clothing for outdoor enthusiasts contrasts rugged camp wear with style. It argues practicality, warmth, and insect protection trump fashion, noting a wool sweater shirt as a key example and urging campers to seek durable, comfortable garments.

C. E. Wr

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