Keep Your Wife's Love at Fever Heat and Fair Dealing
A longpiece arguing men must stay attractive and engaged to keep their wives in love. It emphasizes appearance, cheerful home life, entertaining conversation, and avoiding fiscal strife. It warns that boredom, neglect, and stingy money matters threaten marriage and calls for fair sharing of family finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Man
Nat Slumfing
Noman
Hig
Hesbund
Alan
Hinself Woking
Dora
Diexol Liver Stimulation Promises Quick Health Boost
A vintage medical advertisement touts Diexl as a liver stimulant replacing harsh cathartics. It claims bile balance prevents bowel indigestion and sepsis, with tablets delivering ten drops per dose. Readers are urged to send a coupon for samples and a booklet.
Childless Homes Linked to Catarrh Effects in Women
Readers are warned that long neglect of health harms women and can cause barrenness, nerve and bladder troubles, and fatigue. The piece promotes St. Foxeph's G. FP as a remedy to restore energy, vitality, and reproductive health, claiming many women improved after use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Foxeph
G. FP
Fragmented advice on marriage from Dorothy Dix column
The readable fragment offers old fashioned counsel urging affection and daily demonstrations of love to sustain a marriage. It emphasizes warmth, forgiving behavior, and consistent attention to a spouse, paired with a warning about neglect and the consequences of straying.
Beckley Vestry Extends Call to Grisman at St Stephens
The Beckley vestry of St Stephens Episcopal Church met Tuesday and extended a call to Rev Grisman, currently rector at Williamson Episcopal Church. An interim visitor may come to Beckley before a definite decision. The group hopes for a strong successor to Rev Purkin who resigned after two years. Wentworth Williams improves after hospital stay and is expected to return soon. Second Lyceum number featured the Grass Orchestral Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rcceepion
St. Stephens Mipiscopal Church
Aye- Ming
Ov. B. Grisman
Williamson Ipiscopal
Orleman
Beckley
Feld
Ti le
Heratiny
Crisman
Honard
Purkin
the Davai
McKeesnort
Mullin
Wentworth Williams
Ate
George Aas
John Hopkins Hospital
Mate Tral
Heavill
Child Hurt on Oakwood Avenue Bridge Incident
Mary Ann Maxwell, injured Wednesday on Oakwood Avenue overheat bridge when she ran in front of a car driven by Bird Carter, was reported today as recovering and not seriously hurt. Carter was absolved from blame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aute Vietin
Mary Ann Maxwell
Oakwood Avenue
Brd
Carter
Local Social Notes Highlight Readings and Visits
Nell Ganmphril schedules a reading at The Universities while The Wyse Virginia Wesleyan Clee club delivered a splendid concert at First Baptist Thurgh Monday evening to a large attentive audience. Several residents receive travel and family updates including Mary Rich’s passing and other society movements across Huntington and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell Ganmphril
Wyse
Virginia Wesleyan Clee Club
First Baptist
Merry Murrin
Parkerspare
Qhea
A. JT Fogle
Jor
A. C. Ogelvie
Charleston
FT. S. Vonpkins
F.K. Hughes
Jil
Bether
Jean Vole
Edgewood Club
Morathy Weimer
W. A. McCreery
Columbus
McCreery
Lasy
Airs
Fueaty
Robert
Skinner
Maxsilon
Ohio
Thurusitas
C. Carer
Nashville
Dean
Weimer-Prentiss
Mise Devalhy
Ward-Resmont
Turchett
Wiliaisen
W.va
Louisa
Property transfers listed in Glenwood and Charleston areas
Clendenin area records show multiple conveyances including L Townley and wife to Earl Ward in Glenwood additions, and a series of transfers to West Virginia Mortgage and Discount Corporation. Other deals include Francis A. Pritcheyd to Frank Monahan on a Pennsylvania avenue parcel, Roy Flint to Lee Jones, Hoyer Realty to Charles Vaughan, Summers Mautey to John Jordan, and John W. Tomas to HH. Ot in Piedmont additions with nominal sums described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clendenin
L. Townley
Earl Ward
Glenwood
Charleston
West Virginia Mortgage and Discount Corporation
Francis A. Pritcheyd
Frank &. Monahan
Ptennsylvania Rve
Moe
Birch
Roy Flint
Lee Jones
Levi
Hoyer Realty Company
Charles Vaughan
Penrhyn Park
Jefferson District
Summers Mautey and Company
John Jordan
John W. Tomas
Piedmont
Births in city health dept register two new certificates
Two birth certificates registered yesterday. Flora Freemont Barker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cieprand Wylerker, born November 29 on Virking Street. Woodrow Moers, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mayre, born at Charleston General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Health Department
Lohan
Torr Flora Freemont Barker
Cieprand Wliyerker
Woodrow Moers
Roy
Mavre
West Charles-+ ton
Charleston General
Real Estate Transfers in St Albans Area
Real estate transfers reported in St Albans include D Trice and wife to J N Frond on Main Street West Charleston for $10 plus other consideration. Hackwood and wife to J N Frond involving parcels of lots Mos 309 R10. Mrs C D Hereford to a party in Dunbar. and Central Trust Company to West related housing on Drawing Street near Amsterdam. The notices list conveyances and associated parties with varying consideration, reflecting a busy transfer activity in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Trice
Covife
Derember
Central Trust
West i
Birs. Clarke
Wil
Virginia Morteage
Discount Eor
cCity
Amsterdam
Miss Peraden
Urawn Street
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Dorothy Dix
Sle
Billy
Kim
Whitehell Pharmacal Co. Inc
Madison Ave
New York
Triai
St. Joseph's
Julian Eltinge
Ann Pennington
Rialto
Ana
Sou
Erright
Public Lidger Company
Beckley News
Lyceum
Grass Orchestral Company
Net
Aleht Oflock
Woodrow Wilson High
E_Clyde Sgott
Gertrude Kiger
Misa Kiger
Clifford Muller
Teath Kellerman
Masonic
Heckley
J. M. Meader
Aes
ES Park
Ary
James Peck
J. Nicholsen
Paris
Beverly Wume
Hume Villa
HEEV
ST. Albans News
Folka
Wisconsin
Strietmiann
the Strietmann Biscuit Company
Cincinnati
Gulbransen
McKee Music Company
State, Street
W. Va
EALY
McKee Music CO
State Street
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