Charleston Gazette details and advertising rates
The Charleston Gazette outlines carrier Bates, weekly and Sunday editions, and subscription terms including one week, three months, six months, and one year. It notes Associated Press membership and advertising representatives names and addresses.
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Carrier Bates
Aly
Suntay
Waiy
Daty
Eady
Associated Press
Metional Advertising
Geo. B. David
Bast
Ttod Street
New York
Wrigley Chicago
Thoughtful winter mooding reflected in a lyric verse
A Thursday morning 1983 Thought For Today presents a fragmentary poem about changing seasons. The text hints at summer memories fading into winter cold and uses altered spelling to evoke reflective, somber imagery. The piece centers on a speaker who notes winter’s grip and a sense of time passing.
Old Age Pensions Debate in Gazette Press
An article by Senator Lein discusses proposed old age pension legislation. The piece contrasts harsher systems in West Virginia and Ohio with Pennsylvania and Maryland efforts, urging humane care and pension support to allow elderly citizens to live in familiar homes rather than alms houses.
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Burching
Es Gazette
Bsanator
Lein
Uke
Gazette
Walla
Virginia
Sre
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Assembly
West Virginia
Joe Dil
Hus
Debate Over Allowing Personal Alcohol Exports
A legislative debate recounts a House of Delegates vote on a measure to legalize sending liquor or fortified wine overseas for personal use. The proposal would cap three gallons per person and aligns with the attorney general’s view that such importation could be done in person.
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John Jones
Citien
West Virginia liquor bill faces bootlegger issue
Lawmakers debate a bill to lower medicinal liquor tax and allow two people to obtain liquor by affidavit or prescription. Critics say it ignores the federal and state stance on personal importation, which favors bootleggers who can bring in unlimited liquor while citizens face barriers for small personal use.
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Catlettsburg
West Virginia
Pittsburgh
Richmond
Baltimore
Women and NRA shaping recovery says leading editorial
The Ladies' Home Journal lauds the NRA as a bold experiment coordinating production, wages, and spending to restore prosperity. It urges 29 million American women to support higher wages, shorter hours, and more jobs as essential to drive demand and normalcy in a nation adapting to new economic rules.
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NRA
Ladies’ Home Journal
Hank
Te Journal
America
Clarksburg
Limit on legislative attaches debated in Morgantown
The Morgantown Dominion News reports President Mathews of the State senate is considering a bill to cap the number of legislative attaches. Observers say a fixed limit could curb waste while ensuring efficiency in key positions. support hinges on future personnel controls and tenure during clerical appointments.
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Mathews
State Senate
Nuniber
Morgantown Dominion Newa
Confidence in Stansbury Earns Alumni Support
The West Virginia University Alumni Association votes confidence in Director Harry Stansbury. He has made mistakes like all leaders, but his royalty, industry and ability are admired by WVU supporters since his appointment at K-Parkmont West Virginian.
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Stansbury
West Virginis University Alumni Association
Ataylettes
Harry Stansbury
Stanbury
West Virginia
Wniveralty
K—Pairmont Weet Virginian
Japanese Officers in U S Report Ring Suspicious Activities
Washington dispatch reports a surge of Japanese military and naval officers in the United States under suspicious circumstances. Arrests include Major Satoharu Takahashi in Detroit for illegal entry and involvement with an organization promoting colored races. Other cases involve Harvard students, a California motor trip crash, and a naval officer seeking to lure enlisted men.
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Wasitington
Army
Mney
United States
Satoharu Takahashi
Detroit
Takahashi
Society For the Promotion of
Megrats
East Intilang
Doitet States
Harvard
California
San Diego
Harrior
Joeth
Los Angeles
Sam Pedro
Navy
White House
Rutherford B. Hayes
New York Theaters Offer 23 Cent News Reel Averages
Manhattan venues crowd three small theaters devoted to brief news reels and shorts at 23 cents. Patrons include Bernard Baruch Jules Bache Edna Ferber and Clara Walsh as audiences skew toward refined social circles. The era notes shifting fame and political winds reflected in reel programming and celebrity appearances.
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New York
Manhattan
Palace
Broadway
Madiwon
Bernard Baruch
Jules Bache
Edna Ferber
Wilhjalmur Stefanson
Clara Walsh
Erdmann
AGL Dhe
la Guardis
Motor Vehicle Front Wheel Assembly Update
The report describes knee action front wheels and alignment details. It notes improvements expected in performance and comfort when testing the front axles and drivetrain components.
Washington Close-Up On Silver Manic Debate In Congress
Washington observers note a mobilization by silver supporters as they prepare a bills draft for a January push. Key figures include Senator Pittman and House Banking Chair Stengel, with White House influence and potential silver remonetization ideas shaping early 1930s policy. Political maneuvering signals presidential control and aims to balance inflation fears.
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Washington
Sennla
House
White House
Pittman
Nevada
Congress
Stengell
Courgress
Rainey
King
Utah
Hug Ever Chaneed
South
Trimble
Igy
Read
Joe Robinson
Narris
Borah
Knowledge Quiz Questions From a Historical Page
A scanned page presents a long quiz with questions and scattered answers on topics from military ranks and geography to U S Supreme Court justices and weather terms. It includes example Q A pairs, misprints, and a candy bulletin offer for fondants and bonbons from a Washington address.
When Earth Becomes Round Happiness Existence Waste Reuse
A garbled dispatch from Miami reports a speculative science view on Earth's geology and oceans rising over millions of years. It also notes California mining towns, Corpus Christi commerce, and a city program to improve sewerage and garbage handling with steam power to aid water supply and reduce fuel costs.
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Miami
Fie
Vienna
Grae
Austria
Savertan
Wienen
Mars
H. B. Gugan
Glendale
California
Denis
Ais
Che Imerica
Wight
Sommmnlestice
William Syifew
Mront
Palle Sometiv
Eriberm
Ethan
Pot
Mir
Is My Mind a Mess in a Mesa Office
A fragmented monologue describes a cluttered office filled with old books papers and random items. The speaker confesses confusion about whether the mess reflects inner chaos and asks whether their work and play reveal true character.
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Wesey
Success Baptist
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Robert S. Allen
George Peck
AAA
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Fine Press
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Delinen
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NRA Labor Advisory Board
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Rel Weads
James M. Baran
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Hiated Mater Institute
Fergaver — Scennybie
Seeamblers
Bob Laces
Republican National Committee
John Philip ML
Maryland
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Bob Jackson
Diocratie National Committee
Dorar
Joe Tumulty
Woodrow Wilson
National Distilery Corporation
Joe
Doran
Turmulty
Kooy
Fellowship Forum
Ku Klux Klan
NBA
Sccm
Dee
Carl
Grrl Andrews
Charleston, W, Va
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Irving Bertin
Falin MacKay
Micropatia
Yonkers
Roy McCardell
Chapin
Rene Cred Tg
Greystone” Ocecy
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Nate Leipzig
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Fred Keatliy
Eddie Buchinsh
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Fannie Ward
Levecon
Wit Rogers
Bill
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Britain
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Aoe
Prancine Larrimers
Verdun
Patten
Frank Merriwell
Kelly
Kelly Post . . . Bob Davig
Alstea
Pullman
George
Sage
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London
Wilson Milner
Monte Brice
Jimmy Wai
Thomas H. Miller
Jonkesr
Jan Pieter Adolph Teding von Berkout
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Kirke Star
West Pool Military Academy
Belax
William Howard Taft
Pere Noel
Dartmouth College
Thie U. S
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Rumia
Shetland Islands
Chicago
Cumberland River
Ohio River
Cumberland Flateau
Kentucky
Smythlune
Tennessee
Florence Barclay
Oliver Wendell Homes
United States Supreme Court
Cardozo
Hoover
Clinton
Dannemora
Gomes Nox Flachot
Caliornia
Colorado
Souta Dakota
Bob Lumstoke
Reveletoke
Bulletin Om Fondants
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Dent
New York Avenue
Mame
Casepee
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Arthur Brisbane
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