Charleston Gazette Rates and Publication Details
The Charleston Gazette announces subscription and carrier rates for West Virginia readers. Included are daily, Sunday, and weekly options with monthly and yearly prices. The paper notes Associated Press rights and circulation details, ending with a Saturday 1925 publication date and a Mother's birthday poem.
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The Good Old Days in Indiana Then and Now
Two Indiana grandparents argue against a fixed notion of the good old days. They reminisce about distant landscapes, wells, smokehouses, gardens, barns, and childhood friends, attributing enduring value to present growth while cherishing memories of the past. The piece blends sentimental nostalgia with a critique of wistful longing.
Good Old Days Reflections and Local Farm News
A reflective piece on memories of childhood and famed figures, tying in Burns Riley and classic virtues. Concludes with a North Carolina note that a Wilson County farmer yielded a 92 pound watermelon and asks for Putnam news.
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North Carolina
Wilson County
Putnam
The Third Party and Labor's Political Role
A critique of labor's independent political stance, arguing labor has never solidly backed one party. It notes labor voters wildly vary in education and views, cites La Follette and other figures, and warns that class-based politics misleads. It calls for patriotism over faction and suggests a potential Third party if conditions force it.
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Penrage
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Advertising as weapon in retail battle, says T K Kelly
T K Kelly told the American Retailers Association in St Louis that newspaper advertising is the greatest weapon of the retailer against house to house merchants. He argued the bell ringer exploits ignorance of distribution economics and can sell cheaper than established stores. He said Americans shop through newspapers and papers hold immense economic influence.
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America
Today Listen Once More New Sport Wanted They Must Not Pray
A garbled 1925 article fragment discusses vaccination debates and public health, mentions Julie Kopaynel and a man in a pest house, then shifts to global issues like opium crops, labor strikes, and court injunctions. It blends social satire with perilous topics and references several names and places in a jumble.
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Jersey City
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Hojas
Intercepted Messages From 1920 Sermon Inquiry Text
Fragmentary note dated 14 1920 expresses gratitude to a preacher for saving his final sermon and hints at continuing discussions on fundamental theory and memory. The message mentions hope that the speaker will say something to free the memory of a past act.
Waylon Passuk and First M S Church at Sauty Charleston
A brief note mentions Waylon Passuk linked to First Missionary Society Church in Sauty near Charleston, West Virginia, detailing location and organizational tie.
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Shocking Discovery in Green Forest Home
In a 1925 tale by T. W. Burd Mrs. Timmy the mole and Mrs. Whitefoot the wood mouse debate safe living in adjacent apartments above the Old Orchard. They worry about Brooks and Spooky the Screech Owl while caring for beetle feeding babies and planning joint vigilance. The scene ends with a tense moment as Spooky perches and the two neighbors brace for danger.
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Algonquin Nonsense and a Fading Debacle in New York
Turbulent gossip from West 44th Street describes a fractured circle of young writers and performers at the Algonquin scene. Friction grows over satire and cliquish intrigue as personalities feud, exile, and backbiting divide a once vibrant gathering. Frank Cane, owner of the famed restaurant, remains a publicized figure amid the turmoil.
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New York Wives Shootings and Theater Talk Amid City Turbulence
A fragmented column surveys New York news from cinema to crime, noting wives who shoot husbands, a dramatic play near its peak with mixed reviews, and a baroness's hotel balcony incident. It touches on public tragedy, media spotlight, and urban life, ending with Bettina, a declining career manicure girl awaiting work.
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Court Yard
Washington President Delivers Agenda Amid Retirement Quiet
Washington diary notes President updates his forthcoming session agenda while near retirement. The report mentions campaign tactics, political critics, and familiar names tied to a long political lineage, with emphasis on party operations and communications strategy.
President’s term limits and reelection views discussed
Herbert Plahler presents his view that a president should not serve more than two terms and recalls Mulvane’s stance against Roosevelt’s nomination. The piece notes Coolidge served part of Harding’s term and may seek a second term, potentially extending to an extra year in history. It cites ongoing opinions on the presidency and mentions John D. Rockefeller and Henry Word.
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Roosevelt
Coolidge
Harding
The King Threatens Return to Power in Ancient Rhyme
Fragmentary 1925 verse curiously recalls Edgar A. Guest style prose on royal wrath and blood feuds. Lines threaten death, curses, and a hungry throne with ominous imagery and dramatic declamation.
Senator McNary Chases Prune and Fruit Fame in Oregon
Editor's note introduces Senator Charles S McNary Republican of Oregon as a key west farm bloc leader with a 200 acre fruit farm at Salem Oregon. The piece highlights his hobby of pruning grapes cherries walnuts and fibers and his stance as a public life figure not the typical butter and egg man. It notes his advocacy in congress and his early horticultural writings and influence on the Northwest fruit industry as a potential economic boost.
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Charles II McBary
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a_veritabler
Luther Burbank Anjems
Tilbert
Salem Cove
McNary
Wmacigg
Bug-A-Boo: A Satirical Look at Nations and Nonsense
In a facetious column Bugs Baer mocks cross Atlantic travel and global quirks. The piece riffs on Americans financing Europe, ironies about naval routes, and imagined threats while lampooning travel, geography, and cultural stereotypes. It hints at further satire continuing on page two.
Weat Virginia Avenue in Atlantic City Inquiry
A correspondent from West Virginia Collegiate Institute asks if Atlantic City has a Weat Virginia Avenue or similar state themed avenues and argues for more accurate West Virginia representation in travel and promotional writing. The note critiques unfair portrayals and suggests showing West Virginia’s attributes through local features and health travel.
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