Sunday Morning Charleston Gazette Advertises Daily and News
The fragmentary piece from December 18, 1925, notes publication details for the Charleston Gazette in West Virginia, with schedule hints for daily, Sunday, and religious notices. It mentions Associated Press content and paper staff. The text includes archaic typography and boilerplate about publication rights and address lines.
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Satie
Naadsy
Patty Ami
Virginia
Gerne Ee Bally
Sumitay
Associated
Associated Frese
BE. B. David CO. Inc
Keatons Snatere Uwepranvaintive
Sventern
New York
Avelspan
Charleston
Educate Them On Hard Coal Independence Demonstration
Gov Fuller led a Boston Common demonstration promoting soft coal from West Virginia to reduce reliance on anthracite. The Smokeless Coal Operators association backed outreach, with Governor Fuller praising education and the plan to expand East and New England usage while warning of price risks if supply fails.
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Boston
Smokeless Coal Operators Association of Weat
Virginia
Aower
Fuller
West Virginia
the Gazette
Interstate Commerce Commission
New England
East
Smokeless Cold Operatora Association
Federal Judges Deserve Higher Pay, Say Editorial
The editorial contrasts salaries for judges in various regions and at different levels, arguing federal bench pay is inadequate. It notes England and many states offer far higher annual sums, causing able individuals to shun public service. The piece decries the current federal policy as false economy and urges fair compensation to attract talent.
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Coolidge
Washington
Congress
United States
England
Pennsylvania
Supreme Court
New Jersey
Gag rule debate shows political theater and risk
The piece critiques the gag rule in the House, noting its party-driven origin, the paradox of needing three votes to move a measure yet potentially passing by a simple majority. It links Cannonism to current tactics, weighs future legislative impact, and folds in opinions on Red Grange's wealth dreams and other political notes.
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House of Representatives
House
Republican Party
Joe Cannon
Roosevelt
Dolliver
Not the Usual Sweet Humor 2
A fragmented reminiscence on anger and vanity recounts a drink of bitterness toward trivial slights. The piece recalls personal feuds, fading memory, and a string of literary references while noting a near fatal indigestion episode.
The Many Beautiful Lies in the Bible and Galloway
A collage of quotes and gossip on Bible tales and literary figures. It notes O O McIntyre style banter about Get tempering the wind to the shorn lamb, Eliza crossing the ice, and Florida press agents. It profiles Swing Galloway a New York freelance writer with a bareheaded summer look and mentions John Dos Passos Manhattan Transfer.
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Steme
Eliza
Swing Galloway
New York
Webster
Itr
Henderson, Ry
Enet Fortieth Street
Nime
Galloway
Harpers
John Dos Passos
Manhattan Transfer
Manhattan
Jed
National Men And Affairs By Robert T. Small
A fragmented column discusses presidential prospects and party dynamics. References include Senator Harrelson of Atlanta, Nick Longworth, and President Coolidge. The piece weaves political maneuvering, public sentiment, and speculative scenarios around 1926-1927 era figures and alliances, with anecdotes from Washington and commentary on Democratic and Republican strategies.
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Fat Harrelson
Coolidge
Mr. Coolidge
Smitis
Turkey
Tint
Thia
Handladgu
New York
Obie
Steve
Pat Besan
Plekvel
Pawen
Cnanpadien
Young Senator GaPofletts Takes Senate Oath in Style
Washington December 12 Herbert Pfahler reports the youngest senator in over fifty years Robert M GaPofletts took the oath of office with Senator Lenash at his side. He appeared impeccably dressed in a cutaway coat striped trousers and formal attire reflecting Wisconsin farmer roots and elite upbringing.
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Washington
Robert M. GaPofletts
Senate
Lenash
Ax‘ford Prey
Latfice
Nealy
LaFellette
Rovinson
Arkansas
Robinson
Reed
Caraway
Alfalfa Market News and Parisian Dish Myths
Small Nebraska town Cozal boasts one of the largest alfalfa markets with 1,190 to 1,200 tons yearly shipped plus 300 to 500 cars from nearby stations. In Paris a doctor explains why modern girls dislike dishwashing as a nerve condition, while a political scene in Washington highlights a senator’s reception and a contention about amateur diplomacy.
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Parisian
Paris
Titan
Gormilies
Cozal
Neb
Wee
Nebraska
United States
Cirmad
Comad
Darr
Willow Island
Dawson County
Conrad Tttle
Gorntusker
Health Hints on Trachoma and Cosmetic Dangers
Edited medical note warns factory workers face risk of contagious trachoma from eye infections and unsafe cosmetics. Reports on screening, sanitation, and treatment emphasize early care, with cases in Youngstown and industry-wide efforts to curb spread. Also discusses nervous tics, occupational links, depilatories, X-ray hair removal dangers, and expert advice favoring electric needle treatment guarded by skilled professionals.
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Morria Fistbeln
Journal of the
American Medl~cal Association
Fispgela
Hazaede
Roanick
Youngstown
Chin
Tourmanihs
Hie
Fess
Jess
Studio
Tasantey TB
T. Asker
Atio
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Charleston Gazette
Dally Gasctin Company
Weat
Job
Elijah
Old
Red Grange
Red
Wheaton
Emerson
Mitchell
Army
Navy
Capitol
Santa Claus
Gore
Duganne Anea
Frooka I Heve
Lyset Banc
Nestu H. Webstar
Inuel Pepys
J. Tyncad de Breton
Dr. George A. Dor
Gtorious Apsilat
Divine Lady
5. Barrington
Park Row
L. Vld
Rucker
Mami
Fin
Guard
Frank Blalley
Lindany Dennison
Martin Green
Dlexleo
Richmond
Shen
Gibert Seldes
Philadelphia
Wilken- Buren
Goa
Wilkes-Barre
Bruce Barton
O. O. McIntyre
Wells Hawks
Hungamonk Brogaway
Florida Development
Palm Beach
Variety
the McNaught Indicate, Inc
Robert T. Small
Cot A. Johnson
Attite
Chalreign
Washlington
Alben Oakley
Jaguesie
Bine
Aueanger
Kentucky
Jim
Phan
Robert W. Stingle
Aonotaly
Hawaiian Islands
White House
Tua Capite
Shingle
Dubalt
Honolulu
Bob Shingle
Drr. Shingle
Lucy Stone
Jennings Bryan
Jae Mitchel Chapple
Statesmier
Florida
Bryat
Miami
Brean
Toe Chupnie
Spain
Consolidated Press Association
Blade
Thaaveak
Cousion
North American Newspaper Alliance
Herbert Pfahler
Bugs Baer
Caolides
Chicargo
New York City
Los Angeles
Cal
Chicago
Ee Gulf
Atlantic Ocean
Hum
plaza_preens
Ais San
New York American, Inc
Bob
Prince of Wales
Jonisnn
Stone Mountain Memorial Association
Fie Aaid
Rhinelander Tdal
Kip
Alice
Wil
Riley Wilsonen
Howard
Yours
Howard M. Gore
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