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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1925
Page
6
Exh fragment from a 1925 West Virginia daily paper notes subscription rates and mailing details with a brief thought for today honoring a grandmother namesake. It lists carriers, prices, and staff credits, ending with a holiday prose tribute.
Two men died and others injured after two grade crossing accidents in Charleston Tuesday night. The piece calls for improved protection at crossings, notes drivers and engineers share responsibility, and cites public officials’ duty to protect citizens.
Press dispatches report the last of the recalled fraud cases tied to World War conduct and partisan politics has been dismissed. The piece argues the prosecutions were driven by Republican hate for Woodrow Wilson and directed by former Attorney General Daugherty to persecute honest officials.
The piece argues public opinion backs Senator Wheeler amid Republican infighting over La Follette era campaigns. It notes Wheeler's 1924 stance and questions the charges against him as a political vendetta. It also mentions H. Jones becoming head of Standard Oil and his background as a chair maker.
A Labor magazine report critiques New England textile mills facing a downturn despite high tariffs. It cites 425,000 workers, a 1.5 billion dollar output, and subsidies totaling 450 million annually. Critics blame aging plants, family-controlled mill politics, and weak foreign sales.
A garbled article fragment mentions Mystic K G and references to power, airships, and unfolding news. It mixes political and industrial themes with scattered names and places, offering a snapshot of a chaotic scene with unclear chronology. The readable portions hint at a grand, possibly prophetic, broadcast or dispatch within a historic press page.
A fragmented report notes Tyriites weigh choices as timing lapses and realization slips away. The piece hints at key figures affected by delayed decisions within their group dynamic and future plans.
A mosaic of urban scenes recalls theatergoers, film crew members, and street life. Vivid vignettes include a director in a shabby loft, merchants near a halted train, and crowds braving a rain shower as gaslit streets glow. The piece sketches modern city life and its uneasy humor.
A fragmentary report from Washington University hints at a controversial sleep study linked to deaths and hidden experiments. The text mentions students subjected to unknown methods, altered states, and coercive conditions in a tense, unresolved incident.
Herbert Pfahler recounts experiences about a campus event and reactions from volunteers and officials. He notes confusion, suppression of dissent, and guarded responses amid political tension involving figures like Senator Eat Ke and Nye.
A garbled OCR piece blends poetry by Edgar A. Guest with political and social commentary. It mentions fashion trends, Oxford trousers, and a reflection on American men while shifting to notes about Chinese students, a January 24 event, and a legal case involving Wan and a Carnesg mission.
Paddy the Beaver explains to Peter Rabbit why they work by day near Farmer Brown's land and risk the two legged danger. He notes daytime friends help and the danger of cutting near the Laughing Brook while building a dam.
The report to President Kennedy includes details on a court-martial for Mitchell and a decision by the House Ways and Means Committee to rescind inheritance tax reduction proposals. The Interstate Commerce Commission orders freight rate adjustments on Iran shipments, while a transport route from west to east is approved.
A jumble of names notes arrivals and departures at White Sulphur Springs for a fortnigh of Kol Str. golf. Dr. Sarrell of Newark Mrs Butterfield and Miss Minterfeld join the Detroit group en route. Others include Dr. and Mrs. Giger toward Potter J, Julia Calvert Davison leaving for New York, and several golfers and companions from Philadelphia Boston Cincinnati and Dayton visiting and walking the grounds.
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