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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1925
Page
11
The article reports substantial tax burdens on oil and natural gas companies, detailing the financial impact on producers and related industries. It notes government policy shifts, anticipated revenue gains, and regional variations in tax rates and enforcement.
A woman was injured in an auto accident on the mile post near the double s curve. A large car clipped the vehicle, throwing it across the road and over. The injured woman, identified as Mrs. Tate, was taken to a hospital with possible spinal injuries. her son and relatives were notified.
A faulty delivery report notes multiple issues with product shipments to consumers. Officials state no payment or service failure occurred and emphasize corrective actions. The incident involves postal and distribution personnel and potential systemic review by the agency.
United States funds seized from Germany after World War I were ruled to belong to the German government, not to satisfy American bondholders claims. The Supreme Court, in an opinion by Justice Holmes, ordered immediate effect for a decision siding with German note holders seeking $270,004 tied to German treasury funds.
Cabin Creek School notes describe a Monday afternoon event on a course, with mention of Mr. Dletrick who has spent much time on the committee. The readable text is fragmented and lacks clear outcomes or dates.
An old styled advertisement extols Cascarets as the nicest laxative for men women and children with directions and a long list of suggested uses. The copy mocks ailments and touts gentle relief, urging readers to try the product for a pleasant health aid.
Seventeen pears and a lively report on Sir Dietrick, nicknamed Bun chine, who has lectured across communities inspiring higher ideas. He restores twenty nine times in West Virginia and closes the Lyceum season at the high school.
A historical note describes calomel based remedies for colds and flu, recommending Calotabs at bedtime with water and cautioning about salt use and eating. It claims quick purification of the system and a firm rule to rest in bed with a hearty breakfast after treatment. The ad mentions a family package for five cents or five cents and lists various store settings.
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a remedy for persistent coughs and colds. It claims the emulsified formula soothes and heals irritated membranes and stops growth of the infection while affecting the bloodstream to attack the trouble. Satisfaction promise with money back if no relief after following directions.
The local high school introduced its first senior rings from the Balfour company displayed by the class and witnessed by Jams and William Soulsby. Faculty members Miss Fitza Heth Peet and Mrs AM Hamrick led activities as holidays approached.
A vintage ad style note promotes McCoy's Minant laxative promising relief from constipation in ten days. It touts a total cleansing effect on intestinal walls and claims money back if unsatisfied, claiming wide reader interest and nationwide distribution through druggists and outlets.
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