Charleston Gazette 1925 front page masthead and notice
The Charleston Gazette prints a daily rate table and publication details with long garbled type. It notes Associated Press affiliation, West Virginia location, and a morning edition date August 28 1925. A Cicero quotation frames a morning thought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Gasette Company
West Virginia
Bay Mall Dally
Matly
Cauriem Bates
Daly
Bally
Pete Teres
Associated Press
Teizike
Cicero
Appointment of West Virginia Road Commissioner Duty and Law
The editorial urges the governor to appoint a Democrat to the three member road commission without delay to satisfy statutory duty. It argues law, not party politics, should govern, noting vacancy harms minority representation and stressing the need for timely, lawful appointment from Democratic citizenship.
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West Virginia
Road Commission
Democratic Party
Gasette
Gazette
Age to marry urged by Raleigh News and Observer
The Raleigh News and Observer asks when a man and woman should marry and suggests marriage when the man can support a wife, while warning against overemphasizing reported "good times."
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Josephus Daniels
Raleigh News and Observer
The Democratic Party and the two thirds rule critique
The piece argues the Democratic Party must be driven by convictions not mere organization. It condemns reliance on wealthy backers and a two thirds rule that empowers party machines, cites 1892 and 1912 examples, and urges a representative, majority-driven candidate to win.
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Democratic Party
Washington
Demoear
Cleveland
Wilson
John C. Calvin
New York
Massachusetts
Democratic party in danger from eastern union and Tammany
The piece argues that a minority-driven ticket weakens the party, urging New York to bow out of control by Tammany. It attacks Al Smith and Eastern Democrats while praising Western support that helped Wilson. It notes historical votes, warns of a third party, and cites a Reichstag report on Germany’s defeat.
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Democratic Party
Wilson
Massachusetts
New York
New Jersey
Connecticut
Maine
West
Northwest
al Smith
Tammany
Hylan
North Pole
Trotaky
Bankers’ Association
Smith
New York Democracy
Roosevelt
Reichstag
Germany
America
Berlin
How Much Sleep Matters
A Washington study tested six men and six women who stayed awake seven hours of classroom work under observation. Researchers reported complete recovery with no lasting injury, noting valuable data and overall success. The piece adds light commentary on sleep habits and public health, ending with a Detroit mosquito control note.
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Washington
Soviet Work Equality Spurred Mixed Praise and Doubt
A despatch notes Comrade Trotzky’s promotion amid thoughts on equal Soviet labor. A Fort Tilden anti-aircraft drill fired 16 000 rounds yet only 18 hits. The passage ends with a nod to Mitchell’s possible accuracy.
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Russia
Trotzky
Fort Tilden
N.Y
Mitchell
Fat Kills Americans says France ten pound baby wrong
The article quotes Mr. Reyburn criticizing dangerous fat in middle age, arguing it harms the heart and shortens life. It cites Ackerman and references to France and Pontevedr, plus wartime plane notes and various unrelated topics from the same page.
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America
Mr. Reyburn
France
Vth
The
Star Conmany
Mirtin
Alven
Junnson
National Life Insurance
Bits of State History Fragmentary Census Clues Surface
Fragments from a historical state inquiry mention names such as Jean Larente and Alexander Soule Withers alongside references to census figures, populations, and counts. The text reads as a garbled OCR with scattered proper nouns and numeric hints, indicating a disrupted archival summary rather than a coherent narrative.
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Ure
Menorga Tci
Wallisy Morrison
Cawiis
Mihovence
Hess Colanel Bidywaerd
Laclosest
Jean Larente
Cumiattin Daelenr
Alexander Soule
Luin
Dave
Minter Halley Aaeied
Woodferd Hoffrain
Arnold
Jadl
Intercepted Messages Aug 27 1825 Bond Roads Plan
Intercepted notes discuss county road linking Duntlagton Charlestin Haig jin Criffithaville Alum creek and Davia crack via Duvall district bond to connect Portér's Mark Ceititheville. The plan promises new routes and county seat advantages for the area.
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Lincuty
Lust
Duvall
Bmw Fc
Hilal
Ceititheville
Duntlagton
Charlestin
Haigjin
Criffithaville
Alum Creek
Davia
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Unable to extract coherent facts from the input text. No identifiable persons, organizations, places, or events are discernible for a proper news item summary.
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Maser
Canim Lkstany
Bug-A-Boos From Bugs Baer Era Satire Cites Women Footwear
A damaged OCR piece from 1925 mocks women dancing and fashion, referencing feet sizes and feminine fashion with hazy celebrity mentions. It riffs on sports and social stereotypes, using sharp satire about gender roles and popular culture of the era.
Five Years Ago Today in Pho Gazette History
A fragmented look at August 38 1920 events in New York with Lonshoremen strike talk Governor Cornwell and Perret Marsweanes figures. Mentions Shawkey and state education official warnings. Notes marriage rumors involving Shawkey and a Prohibition era social scene in Titaburgh and references to Bevoad hirendag mer dag.
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Pho
New York
Paeaer
Perret I Marsweanes
Magnoot
Cornwell
AL Orno
MT Magland
Shawkey
Acho
Sindow
Mra
Reno
New York Day by Day: 1925 City Scenes and Figures
A vivid, if fragmentary, portrait of New York City life around August 1925. The author wanders amid plazas, theaters, and street scenes noting fountains, crowds, movie offices, and nightly entertainment. It highlights performers like George M. Cohen, Henry Doherty, Otto Kahn, Roy Howard, and crowd habits.
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New York
Plaza
Oliver Ostyrne
Fravernity Unit
Ories of Towers
George Arliss
Munartie
Tei-Hounds
Howard Chandler Christy
Nuvess
Ian Une
Seventh Avenue
Douglomt
Ontire
Weinat
Honbhlack Parhors
de Nate
Hanvie Pertipgenues
Osly Habre
Ayith Iar
Carrella Bungkiow Aten
Sceum
A York
Huris
Wahi Burteseaus
Devin Renudwas
Henry Ly Doherty
Win Hays
Horace Larimer
Otto Kahn
Roy Howard
Immigrant Advocate Adolph Sabath Profile in 1910s Chicago
A detailed profile of Representative Adolph Sabath of Illinois, outlining his drive to humanize U S immigration laws, his career from immigrant to congressman, and his aims to adjust quotas to allow family reunification while maintaining open doors against undesirable aliens. The piece highlights his personal life, hobbies, and distinctive traits as a colorfully described public figure.
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A. J. Saukath
Jawa
Adolph
Sabath
Jha
Himacht
Congress
Prem Aehemla
Sibathhee
America
Fahath
Odda
Shaver
New York
Chicago
Afda
Elly
Cord Ranaway
Wolf
Chicag
Joseph Sabath
Chilcega
Jon
Brother Doe
Srbath
Chicagoan
Sahath
Tay
Ward
Jongs
Washington alimony cases and housing boom unease
In Washington the postwar boom persists amid talk of luxury living and strong realty showing. Courts tighten alimony rules as judges order men to support first wives. housing works push partial filings while landlords seek leverage for second mortgages.
The Oak Tree Speaks From Edgar A Guest Poem Fragment
A fragmentary OCR from The Oak Tree Talks by Edgar A Guest, 1928, presents a dialogue where the whispering oak addresses a young dreamer. It evokes Ged’s genius and nature’s wonders as the speaker pledges to reveal deeper truths found in trees, birds, and stars.
Marriage Licenses in Kanawha County Amidst Turbulent Records
Numerous couples filed for marriage licenses at Kanawha County clerk offices led by Fred Parker and Ada Gavender. The list includes Hubert Carr and Allee Asbury, Theodore Barber and Margaret Reed, William Cudle and Alberta Kyle, Milton Grites and Lucile Rubles, among others from Kanawha Fayette and Virginia. The chaotic report also weaves in unrelated notes about authors, a Florida court matter, and scattered biographical mentions, reflecting a muddled, era-typical local record page.
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Fred Parker
Ada Gavender
Kanawha County
Hubert Carr
Allee Asbury
Theodore Barber
Margaret Reed
Virginia
William A. Cudle
Alberta IV, Kyle
Kanggyha County
Milton Grites
Lucile Rubles
Fayette County
Hubert Kouns
Atha Mex Knight
Kanawha
Hugh Hauurick
Ladys Sineney
Kuntwna
Isard Provtur
Brancesill
Ant Willams
Pearl Lanier
Kaenawha Couity
I Thomas
Mele Line
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Charleston Gazette
the Democratic Party
Swope Park
Mr. Apollo
Park
Kansas City
Zoo
Mr. Apollos
Quarrier Street
Detroit
Saanel W. Nevburn
Trait Burne
Ifrance
Reyburn
Ponteve
Ayakud
Wirth
Burrinas
Ineieus
Father Gangressee
Shichever
Mugtow
Argentine Republic
Dt Cateful Seiredvinn
Sorey
Bug-A
Bugs Baer
Star Company
le Judies
Sman Deere
Amers Te Aristunkiy
Sa Det
Trik Na Ding Tre Day Ders
Phat Ouk Alkee
Dempsey Huy Elephant
Poe Brivaly
George Wazhimsun
Wile
Reorge
Alan Aire
Yeu Ryetaid
le Gelinas
Hong Kong
Leblowe
Wwe
McNaught Syndicate
McIntyre
WeddWadt
Tom
George M. Coohan
Seldone
Cohan
Dawn
Serten
Intiwate
Glimpeen
Fada
Yorkies of Weill
Peblic Life
Nation
William K. wuTcetrson
Herbert Pfahler
Talkon
Amd
Iain
Nantes
Bolin
McCoy
Stetrict Courts
Edgar A. Guest
the B. &Guert
Mans Voler
Stranar
Prooner Tarrett
Beyan Jarrett
Florida
W. Pranckton
Charleatun Dys
Europe
Pbs Mabers
Haddon Prers
Vere
Sherbourne Hopkins
Jane McCrelaht
West Knawh
Charleston
Hts
Nome One
Nased Phroikrh Wieheeeon
Jonaly
Mere
Joseph Volt Tiaines
Charkes
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