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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1925
Page
9
Fragmentary text describes QUAL PALACE OF YOUSSUPOFF now a museum with references to bread gilding and Tartar retainers. The garbled lines mention a head of line, a vote, and various unclear names and places, suggesting a historical or ceremonial setting without clear dates or entities.
Tisdale and Dr Mayid Miteteronn will travel to Logan to confer with city and county authorities on Lesun'as general health program. They will discuss health distribution and related duties as part of state department efforts.
Dorothy Dix answers letters on marriage and parenting. A woman complains of a husband who leaves no time for her and a daughter who poutingly refuses respect. Dix urges firm boundaries, social outlets, and not appeasing needy behavior, plus a suggestion to send a daughter to a strict boarding school for behavior reform.
A jumble of advice and anecdotes urges fathers to engage with their sons interests such as pigeon keeping rather than scolding. Dorothy Dix argues fathers alienate boys by nitpicking their actions and praises wholesome hobbies over street life, while other items note a church dispute, furniture removal, and a coal gas accident on a 200 foot crane.
Chrysler Lines executives spend days in Charleston and appoint M A Wickline distributor for the Charleston area. Wickline Motors will operate from Quarrier street with plans to organize in two to three weeks. Tered Gnase named service manager as shop and parts departments are prepared. A modern sports note reports a Linz diocese rescript denouncing paganism in unmanned sports and physical culture.
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