Charleston Gazette August 30 1925 front page notice
The Charleston Gazette details subscription rates effective March 1 with daily and Sunday options, three month and six month terms, and mail delivery. It lists Associated Press ownership, staff representatives in New York and Chicago, and telephone contacts for business and editorial offices. The issue date is Sunday Morning August 30, 1925.
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A Thought For This Morning
A reflective line urges that no one may depart the world unchanged for the better. It claims one must improve people or improve the world’s appearance, the two aims mutually implying each other.
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Edward
West Virginia coal aims to replace anthracite in New England
West Virginia coal producers press a plan to supply New England with smokeless high carbon low volatile coal as a genuine anthracite substitute. John Laing argues for careful use of true WV coals and safeguards against substitutes from other states to protect market quality and fairness.
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New England
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Charleston
Bec
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Washington
Gertrude Ederle’s Swim Alibi and Odd Jinx Claim
Post mortems of her failed channel crossing note she wore her bathing suit inside out but she refused to blame this for the setback. Her supporters praise her for not exploiting the misstep.
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Gertrude Ederle
Right of Way Battle Over Marmet to South Malden Route
A public dispute over securing or recovering a five mile right of way from South Malden to Marmet dominates city and county discussions. The Kanawha valley faces losses as efforts to reclaim historic Virginia transfer rights stall amid political debate. A proposed law was expected after months of contention.
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Chamber of Commerce
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Virginia
Blame Poised as Road Plan Delayed by Local Bodies
The piece laments delays in Boone and Logan road construction due to lack of steam and cooperation among the chamber of commerce city council and county court. It imagines resolutions by civic bodies as practical remedies while noting a broader city capital snarl. It also notes merger plans of nine pie bakeries and jokes about Fatty Arbuckle’s removal from film influencing pie makers.
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Boone and
Logan
The Revolt Against Anthracite Coal
The Kansas City Times editorial urges New England to abandon anthracite amid rising prices and supply fears. It cites Canada Wales and West Virginia coal, warns of overproduction, and calls for promoting West Virginia fuels to compete in regional markets. The piece notes Pennsylvania coal prices and potential gains from diversification.
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Grotius Memorial Fund Aims Window in Delft Church
A West Virginia bar movement backs the Netherland American Foundation led Grotius memorial fund to install a window in Delft Nieuwe Kerk in June 1925 honoring Hugo Grotius father of international law. Endorsed by several state and national bar associations and notable figures, including John W. Davis and Franklin D. Roosevelt. calls for local bar associations to cooperate.
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Politician Trot Attacks Bolshevists as Radishes
The colorful speaker Mr Trot labels Bolshevists as radishes saying they are red outside and white inside. Henry Ford predicts synthetic milk for America soon. He curtails horse use and now appears to target dairy cows.
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Rambling musings and gossip from a New York morning
The narrator rambles through observations on books and media including Arrowsmith, Jolson, and stage life. He notes a vivid cast of urban characters from a tall businessman to a travelbound grandmother, plus reflections on marriage names and New York crowds.
Broadway Notes and Western Horizons Reflect City Life
O. O. McIntyre muses on urban life, travel to the suburbs, and the lure of Manhattan. The piece touches on radio encounters, Willard Mack’s Broadway return, theater critics, and echoes a New Yorker’s pride and restlessness. It contrasts eastern openness with midwest and western journeys.
West Virginia highway plans and rural health notes
The Telegram reports on state road proposals linking Marion to Morgantown and further routes through Clarksburg and Wayne. It emphasizes weathered progress, county cooperation, and early paving on sections toward Morgantown, with notes on the value of improved roads for economic and public health benefits.
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Health hints on teeth growth and seven year itch origin
Dr Murria Firbbein outlines child dental development from prenatal to adulthood, stressing proper vitamins and nutrition for sound teeth and facial development. He describes the seven year itch caused by a mite, noting transmission, affected areas, and the need for sulfur treatment and thorough cleaning of contaminated items.
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Journal of the American
Man Totlas
Nowadara
Questions and Answers on Tuberculosis Heredity Risks
A medical discussion notes that heredity rarely transmits tuberculosis from parent to child. Most infections occur through close contact in early childhood, with many cases remaining latent for years. Experts suggest minimizing exposure when tuberculosis is active and highlight possible immunity in children of recovered parents.
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Paris Desk Reports Weather Troubles and Urban Oddities
Paris weather disrupts telephone exchanges as floods flood basements and switchboards become makeshift saunas. Reports note crossword fans and tennis star Lenglen pursue leisure, while a Danish infant sets air travel records and Norway endures a water crisis.
Washington musings on Congress and coal markets in Washington
A column from Washington reflects on the desire for change as Congress and the presidency draw attention. It notes unusual coal deliveries to downtown offices, discusses West Virginia coal supply, and mentions buses expanding routes into Maryland and New York City with limited Virginia service due to road conditions and demand.
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Atlantic City
Maryland
Service Opens In Open Air For Virginia Regiment
Rev James W W Dalton, chaplain of the Second Regiment Virginia Volunteer Infantry, joined his unit at Beverly on August 2 and led the first services on August 4 in an open air setting. He preached on 2 Corinthians 5 17, praised the hymn How Sweet the Name of Jesus, and the event impressed soldiers as solemn and sacred amid memories of battle.
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Virginia Volunteer Infantry
Beverly
Frantis
Bolton
Secon
Clarkabure
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