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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1925
Page
3
A long, dense report outlines optimistic claims about immune serum and cancer treatment, noting experimental status and the hopeful possibility of extended life for patients with careful care and early treatment. It discusses various researchers and speculative methods, warning that no proven cure exists yet.
Consumers report high demand for McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound tablets touted to boost vitality and flesh. Pharmacists warn unverified health claims and urge caution as buyers seek refunds on disappointed purchases while authorities monitor for legitimacy.
Dorothy Dix counsels a young woman on marriage risks from jealousy and temper. She warns that a jealous husband traps his wife in control, stifling contact, freedom, and happiness while a temperate partner supports growth and partnership for lasting harmony.
Massive Charleston crowds flock to the F. E. Summers Department Store on opening day of a Dollar Day Sale. Staff report strong Christmas sales, with many shoppers completing gifts under one roof as expectations rise for a bustling season citywide.
A young man asks about delaying marriage and adopting a child. Dix replies to wait, suggesting a dog as a better companion for now and noting that an adopted child could complicate future marriage plans. She emphasizes the man has years to start a family and five years may be soon enough.
The county court clerk issued several marriage licenses including Hubert Ramey 25 and Elizabeth Fabin 19 of Kanawha county Carl Underwood 20 and Gertrude Bowmen 20 of Kanawha county John Meadows 60 and Lily Sizmond 6 of Kanawha county Leonard Carr White 26 and Virginia Ruth Lowe 13 of Kanawha county Monroe County 22 and Mable Frail 19 of Kanawha county Semay Baldwin 2 and Julia Humphreys 19 of Kanawha county Loyd Skeen 24 and Irene Utza both of Kanawhe county.
Lansing reports two former state officials were among those struck by typhoid after a dinner at Eaton Rapids on November 18 honoring Michigan State College coach Dr M Olin. The first death from the illness was announced today at Eaton Rapids.
An advertisement touts Asptronal as a guaranteed cold and cough remedy tested by authorities. It claims rapid relief within two minutes, urges patrons to buy a bottle for half a dollar, and promotes safety for children and adults with a strong sales tone.
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