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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1925
Page
5
A physician praises the Mock Orange Mineral Water as the purest, healthiest home drinking water. The water is clear, delivered in sanitary cans, and bears a city chemist analysis. Endorsed by medical and civic figures, it’s recommended for children's health and overall well being.
Professor Irving Fister, intraco tor of economic at Yale, compares weekly prices on commodities with dollar purchasing power before World War II. His chart shows the dollar worth ten cents. Last week the index shows prices 154.7 and purchasing power 68.0.
The piece laments the typhoid germ and the neglect of proper drinking water amid modern conveniences. It critiques the hurried postwar life that crowds out healthful habits and stresses water quality as essential to health and happiness at home.
The NuWay Dry Cleaning company of Charleston announces new machinery that ensures a water white gasoline flow and safer, more efficient cleaning. The upgraded system uses modern gear to circulate solvent, remove dirt, and maintain higher safety standards, promising minimal risk to garments and customers.
Vienna records note a bold sign installation at the Titantranad near the state opera. The historic display is praised as one of the few remaining frost era works, drawing visitors to a site once linked to modern art experiments and urban renewal.
The Swedish state treasury shows a £2,124,300 enrichment from last fiscal year profits across public departments. Net return is five percent on capital of £845,734,743 with departments listing varied profits such as Postage and Telegraph at $5,528,058 and telephones at $3? etc. Public fines contribute $1,522,681.
Quarrier Studio gains permanent exhibition for master photographers art after a Cleveland photographers convention showing. Charleston audience learns Tessie Mo Parr, a top retoucher with landing studio experience, will join to boost retouching and photo finishing capabilities.
A Vienna unrest turmoil and police actions stir concern over potential riots targeting American tourists. Officials warn staged disturbances may be used to deter visitors ahead of a planned demonstration against the Zionist congress in August.
Bond Rider Jackson company at 1210 Wilton street in Charleston reports rapid growth through modern methods. Empire tires and tubes, Crosley radio sets, and Eveready batteries are in stock, with other home electronics and supplies expanding their offerings to meet rising demand. General manager Marshall Bowed cites efficient service as key to public patronage.
In London on August 23 a metropolitan district court heard speeding prosecutions from the year’s months with 2,510 cases annulled. The case involved a judge and a magistrate amid a row over delays connected to a World War Italy context.
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