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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1925

Page

11

Jewish Stars Plan Honor To Their War Dead

Jewish leaders and artists in New York outline plans to honor Jewish WWI and WWII dead. Notables such as Leopold Godowsky and Manny Lidons-Zelsaler join efforts with a memorial committee to sponsor a national ceremony and a temple tribute, aiming to unite Jewish communities in remembrance and cultural revival.

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Pinch Hitter of the World’s Master Violinists

Joseph Achron Juscha Sellata George M. Purver Mary Tole Benjamin Winter C Lamport Louis Jaffo Mrs A Lubarm ky Garbat Dr Alexander Lyons Alexander Lambert and others join to form a nation wide movement for Jewish arts in America and beyond. Branches in US and Canada established. office Room 616 No 0 East Twenty third Street New York offers membership information.

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Arctic tribes see stranger as an enemy in remote North

London dispatch cites Danish explorer Knud Rasmussen after 3.5 years near the Northwest Passage. He describes tribes meeting outsiders with bows, women out front, men hidden. Brutal customs include early female infanticide and extreme acts of self-sacrifice to avoid capture or shame. A mother killed seven newborns, then drowned herself when her son cried. A man froze to death after a hanging, and a father attempted suicide thrice to avoid capture.

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Peace in Poetry by Katherine White Pyon

Katherine White Pyon, once a magazine storyteller, turned to poetry after her husband’s death years ago and found success with verses marked by resilience and reflection.

Katherine White Pyon

43 Yeas to Pay $290 Rent Court Order

Eng-Summoned for non payment of 290 dollars, Matthew Squires ordered to pay at a court date. The item notes a Tate that will take 48 years and mentions Squires being 507 years old, indicating a faulty OCR rendering rather than a factual personal detail.

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Ponzi Seeks To Pay Debts With Florida Land Deals

Charles Ponzi, living in a modest Florida apartment, says he can settle about $2,000,000 in debts through a nationwide sale of Florida land via the Charpona Land Syndicate. He promises investors a 200 percent return in about sixty days, using funds to pay creditors from his past schemes involving international reply coupons.

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Ponzl plans inflation and Florida land dream

The article records Ponzl buying early for a nationwide campaign, drawing funds from friends and relatives in Boston to finance a Florida dream. It notes his background as a painter, librarian, and medical trainee, with plans to provide affordable Florida land for average buyers and build bungalow sites in perpetual sunshine.

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Pigmies Oncenon Civilized Terms

Tucson editor Albert Hebel reports on pigmies of Dutch New Guinea, debating whether they are evolving or degenerating toward civilization. He recalls 1918 Sumatra explorations, noting savages’ past hints of civilization, but says current dwellings are primitive nests. Belmont locals buy two footballs, 24 records, and two boxing slaves.

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