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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1925
Page
5
West Virginia steam railway taxes were set at 5 824 605 dollars, up 2 68 from prior. Audits showed valuations near identical to the year before, with Saltiswre and Ohie as largest payers. Public service commission costs were funded by taxes, while 1925 figures for ferry and street railway taxes are noted.
Charierton Kiwanis plans its annual officer election at today’s noon luncheon at Tutiner hotel. Attorney Donald O. Binge and Maine Cok Morgan—insurance broker—seek the presidency. Harold OP Compking presides. The event features a district campaign committee platform and music by Hengrable Whram Stared and Hootstown Silver Cornest Band.
The text records a presidential address to the Farm Association praising American agriculture, farm labor, and rural independence. It references rural isolation, cannery work, and improving farming through new technology while stressing national self-reliance, economic growth, and the farm’s central role in American life.
An old advertisement touts Cryamulsion as a new medicine for colds that develop into pneumonia. It claims to ease throat symptoms, soothe the lungs, and stop fevered coughing, urging readers to ask their druggist for this preparation and promising fast, reliable relief.
The article extols American resilience and the unity of citizens amid hardships, praising farmers and workers who built the nation. It emphasizes self-reliance, the enduring farm life, and the role of religion and clergy in shaping moral values and national character.
The Charleston Gazette reflects on liberty’s tide turning factor in the war, praising vast resources and open country as the foundation of liberty at home and abroad. It asserts national strength rests on industry and leadership, urging statesmanship toward a worthy purpose.
A reflective historical passsage references Thole Uving and Uveir, praising American farmers and the prairie spirit. It extols perseverance, rural liberty, and the role of farmers in sustaining the Union through agriculture and steadfast labor.
McCoy promotes a new emulsion said to fully relieve chronic constipation within ten days. The product, tested on thousands of women and others, is claimed to normalize bowel movements with minimal side effects, though assertions rely on promotional statements and limited visible detail.
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