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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1925

Page

5

Lions Club Moves to Expand Coal Rate Action Plans

The Lions Club voted to renew efforts to secure equitable freight rates for West Virginia coal in New England and to extend interstate commerce commission rate actions to the Kusawa and Logan fields. A committee led by T.R. Ramsey and including Herbert Kyle and Jr. Walter Barnes was appointed to act immediately, with notices of increased coal demand and broader coal representation at New England conferences.

West Virginia Foxland Lions Club United States Interstate Commerce Commission Kusawha Logan Fields Ty. BR. Ramsey Herbert Kyle Walter Barnes Ramsey Lions New England States Ktewis New England Lions Woowas Tioveranr Fuller Massachusetts Dabn Laine Knesen Charleston Baston Lions New England Il Morphers Lions Labs Othe A. B. McLaughlin Philip Schafer National Guard Mike Wren

Fair School Day Change debated by Kanawha teachers

A Kanawha County teachers institute committee recommended moving the Kanawha Exposition and Fair School Day from Friday to Tuesday. Supporters argue no delay in exhibits and higher attendance. opponents cite late arrivals of exhibits and a holiday for the fair. Congressman Wolverton visited Charleston en route to Huntington for a Kanawha Valley trip.

Manawha County Sauivetnds John M. Wolverton Richwood Pennell Richmond Bradford Congress Charleston Huntington Kanahiel Valley

Summer kitchen tips for housewives in hot weather

Practical advice for efficient morning cooking to beat heat. Prepare meals in advance, use ovens and stove in the cool hours, batch-cook vegetables, and assemble simple salads and entrees on a serving tray. Suggests tomato and meat canapés, cold bouillon, and streamlined dishwashing.

Jean Penzanne

Butter for Children and Home Canning Tips Mixed

The text urges generous butter use for children's growth noting butter supplies fat vitamins and minerals essential for health. It discourages skimping on butter and suggests economizing elsewhere. Also included is an old recipe fragment for tomato sauce with spices and canning directions.

Dorothy Dix on balancing home duties and self care

Dorothy Dix counsels husbands to ease wives' workload and avoid turning home into a shrine to cleanliness. She urges moderation, preserving health, and family happiness over perfection, while addressing a reader's critique about youth and propriety.

Kanawha City Scouts Host Tuesday Evening Event

The First Presbyterian church basement hosted a mature party Thursday night with a mixed crowd and lively activities. Guests wore costumes and gifts were given, while the evening included a grow night and refreshments as the gathering continued late.

Ebnerit Ehuren

MUTT DOG SHOW FOR 4-H FAIR AT KENOWHA PARK

Mutt dog contest to be part of the Kenowha 18th annual exhibit at Dunbar Park October 3 14 with dogs of many types. No pedigreed dogs or skeletons allowed. families will lead entries in a city parade. prizes offered and entry fees waived.

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Federal plan to abandon Elk River improvement proposed

The War Department may discontinue federal works on Elk River West Virginia due to no current or prospective commerce. A public notice invites objections within six days to the Huntington district engineer. The abandonment recommendation follows a preliminary inquiry under congressionally approved river and harbor provisions. The notice urges interested parties to file written arguments with the Huntington office.

Elk River War Department A. J. J. Lyman Corps of Engineers Huntington Congress West Virginia United States Engineer's Offices Wo Va

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