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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1933
Page
5
The Rev. C. T. Brookshire, a former Charleston resident, died suddenly during church services in Easton Maryland on Sunday. He had been a local pastor for ten years and was associated with Owens and Barth funeral home after leaving Charleston.
An OCR fragment promotes Eatmor Cranberries with health claims about cleansing kidneys and improving life. It mentions keeping kidneys free from waste, preventing nighttime urination, and suggests taking a product called GOLD MED. The text is garbled and difficult to verify.
Three years ago he was employed by Woodrum Home Outfitting and formerly led Emmanuel Baptist Church in Charleston. Funeral arrangements were not completed last night. Survivors include his widow Katharine Main Brookshire, a son John Decker Brookshire, and several relatives in Richmond and Ina.
An overview of bronchial coughs in adults, distinguishing from children, and listing causes such as upper respiratory infection, nasal sinuses, vocal cord issues, and hysteria. Notes on broncholiths, empyema, and secondary infections, with caution to rule out tuberculosis and to seek specialist care. Includes reader questions on varicocele and a note about a field artillery school visit.
Dorothy Dix argues in favor of marriages across social lines. She cites examples of women from humble origins becoming successful in aristocratic circles, asserting American women are adaptable and can fit any position their husbands provide despite class differences.
Dorothy Dix argues about class and temperament in marriage linking social ascent to risk. She warns that mismatched minds and temperaments strain unions, while a refined girl can marry a socially superior man with ease if she ascends socially. She advises guidance from a seasoned woman to avoid pitfalls on the bridal path.
The danger to efficiency in further salary cuts of state employees was discussed before the house of delegates finance committee by Cleveland Bailey chief clerk of the auditors office. Delegate Matthews raised the question of conditions from such cuts. Bailey warned it could make it hard for out of town workers to live in the city if wages drop. The payroll has been cut from 158300 to 28902 since 1932. The committee seeks economy by personnel cuts rather than salary cuts and will meet to consider abolishing the board of control and the department of agriculture. Bailey also suggested paying accrued funds directly to the sinking fund rather than to sheriffs.
The state board of public works met and adjourned without action while seeking further aid for financially embattled county systems. They say they are exploring all sources to cover salaries due and keep schools operating. Education officials hope no schools will close.
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