Forty nine mine deaths listed in month report
Fifty mine deaths are listed for the month with details on location and causes. The report notes the highest incidents occur in Pyrolowel county and nearby districts.
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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1925
Page
8
Fifty mine deaths are listed for the month with details on location and causes. The report notes the highest incidents occur in Pyrolowel county and nearby districts.
Mrs F G Marquart of Brooklyn shares relief from indigestion using Carter's Little Liver Pills. She notes taking one pill nightly eased her symptoms and improved appetite. The pills are described as a purely vegetable laxative that gently stimulates bowel movements without pain or after effects. All druggists 26¢.
Dorothy Dix argues beauty is not the sole determinant of a woman’s appeal. She notes men value brains and character alongside looks, and aims to dispel the notion that only beauties attract suitors. The essay asserts many men seek intelligent, kind partners and that homely women can outshine prettier rivals through warmth and understanding.
A vivid column declares that charm of mind and heart outshine mere looks. It claims even an unattractive but fascinating woman can surpass dull beauty, making Dorothy the most popular figure on earth according to the Public Ledger Co.
Assistant Secretary Hlanford MacNider describes industrial mobilization as a major national effort. He says plans aim for a competent emergency structure, not mass conscription, insisting the goal is a frank, expert nucleus to defend the nation.
The state compensation commission awarded benefits yesterday to Sayre of Ineran leader for the Ingram Branch Coal company and to Charles Eller of Gary for ten weeks. Eller received fifteen units and Sayre sixteen for the period.
The record enumerates multiple workers from various coal and coke companies with injuries including broken collar bone and scalp wounds, loss of vision in the left eye, finger injuries, loss of the left hand, and partial vision loss. Awards range from $16 for multiple weeks to $47 for one week, with names such as George Brown, James Boston, Isa of finger, and Rocco Lagazio connected to firms like Mallory Cont, Continental Cont, Star Coal and Coke, Powhatan Coal and Coke, and Leradaga. The entry notes a separate compensation for Mrs. Ethel Brickles and her son in Lerada ga for two months.
A report states Willer, husband of a local resident, was killed during an event at the Lorado Lorado coal and coke site. Details remain sparse but authorities are investigating the incident.
Yesterday the county court clerk issued licenses for Henry R. Lewis 25 and Rosa Belle ial 25 of Kanawha County and William E. Cox 25 and Jewell Garmon 21 of Kanawha County.
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