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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1924
Page
4
In Holland on December 1 a packed audience in The Hague heard Professor Van Kimbden and others advocate disarmament while defending preparedness. Speakers warned that without prudent measures peace remains fragile and future security hinges on controlled demilitarization and readiness.
An advertisement promotes a nontraditional epilepsy cure by Dr. Irea i Grant claiming success with a home based treatment. It asserts relief after following simple directions and offers free delivery with contact details for further orders. The ad targets readers seeking personal remedies and home care guidance.
Professor Van Embden warned of a future war and utter loss, citing reports by MwE, Stuart, and Bling on chemical warfare. General Snyders urged Holland to prepare defensively, noting its agricultural base and lack of industry. The crowd demanded restraint, shouting No more money for war as the meeting ended with militaristic songs.
Rev John G Brion professor at Lutherin school Springfield Ohio will preach at Trinity Lutheran Church auditorium on Quarriar Street morning service at 11 o clock and evening service at 7 30 with Dr Extell to speak on A Day of the Son of Man and Huson Hastings American Historical Association member and author noted as former professor at several colleges An all day and evening schedule broadcast memo from Washington notes debate on memorial services for Woodrow Wilson Dec 30 planning progress and Calah Tang Beach claim of Pacific coast beach five miles long
Chief Britton reports Hoboes flock to Charleston with winter weather. The city converts a city hall rest room into a warm shelter for wanderers each night. Police keep peace as new arrivals seek shelter while a bonfire fades near South Truffner.
Dr J B Lohan and city health offices announced a planned check of a smallpox scare. Only one new case in three days, seven cases previously reported improving, with warnings to exposees to seek vaccination. Officials urged precautions as weather shifts risk of epidemic and noted attorney John Quincey Hutchinson visited for business.
An advertisement promises instant relief for corns with a small bottle labeled Freezone. It claims pain stops immediately and the corn can be lifted off without soreness or irritation, sold by druggists for a few cantas.
Governor Morgan announced the appointment of Harry A. Abbott of Grafton as state commissioner of banking to replace Jackenn who resigned after election to the state senate from the tenth district comprising Kunewha Logan and Boone counties. Abbott, a former cashier of the Grafton Bank and Trust, has long been active in northern West Virginia banking circles and Rotary clubs.
Lancashire is recovering after a prolonged downturn as American cotton supplies improve. The return to steadier output boosts the mills and supports a longer work week for women workers in the American section, with shifts expanding toward a fuller production tempo.
In Ev Eva New York a man named Elmer Salisbury near Geneva City hospital survived a pierced eyeball after a limb from an apple tree snapped. He was driving when a branch struck his eye, temporarily blinding him, yet the sight remained intact.
A local horticulture note from Woodstoci Ontario records the production of a double gladiolus by A. Siple. The piece notes the specimen was grown under supervision by local horticulturists, detailing the event in a brief, official tone.
An old fashioned remedy advertisement promises relief for nasal congestion in a bright sales tone. It touts a salt cream balm to ease sniffles and stuffed up feelings, urging readers to obtain it from any druggist.
A Woodstock amateur named Mr. Sinle grew an unusual gladiolus from seed in his garden. The spike has four fully extended florets forming a perfect inner ring separate from the outer ring, drawing attention from Gladiolus experts. An added note mentions a device to prevent radiator freezing using a lamp under the engine hood.
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