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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1925
Page
13
Chicago reports a unified effort as religious groups operate about 600 hospitals with combined assets around 330 million dollars. Dr X BL Davis, president of the America Protestant Hospital Association, cites mutual dependence among denominations aiding in national reconstruction efforts.
An ad promotes Cascarets as a candy like laxative that freshens the system. It claims quick relief from headachy biliousness and constipation, promising clear head, sweet stomach, pink tongue, and rosy skin. It targets men women and children with simple directions.
An old time advertising piece touts Joint-Hase as a miracle remedy to loosen stiff rheumatic joints. It claims rapid skin absorption and painless relief, with claims of daily use and broad reach across knee, elbow, hip, and other joints. Builtman and Potterfield drug stores are cited as frequent sellers.
A dense listing of radio programs across stations WIZ WGY WCAD WRG and more detailing salon orchestras organ recitals symphonies opera and dance programs with times and station tags. It notes wide coverage from Cleveland Pittsburgh and Los Angeles with multiple ensembles including the Cleveland Symphonia Quartet Army Band and Little Symphony and mentions weather and dinner music segments.
A wife's confessional reveals a tense inquiry into a mysterious Chinese figure linked to Major Grantland. The narrator and Lillian debate identity while planning to visit the Invent Chinese Laundry to pursue the enigmatic "Ah May" figure and verify clues amid suspicions of imposture.
Charleston Quota Club reports more than nine thousand dollars raised at a luncheon for crippled children with plans for a December event at the Kanawha hotel. Attendees discussed by laws amendments and a Winnipeg charter initiative, while local members lauded volunteers for chairing dances and drives.
An old advertisement touts California Fig Syrup as a safe laxative for children. It claims to soothe stomachs and clear bowels of waste with no narcotics, urging mothers to request the genuine product from a druggist.
A Virginia Electric Company official urged businessmen to study water power valuation and back public control proposals, as the legislature failed to contain the initiative. Henry Lewis of the Randbanking & Trust company is cited in the fragment.
Physicians now recommend Caletabs, a purified compound tablet that delivers calomel and salts effects without unwanted side effects. Take one or five Caletabs at bedtime with water. no salts or nausea. next morning your cold appears gone and you feel restored with a normal appetite. A family package with directions costs 3 cents at any drug store.
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