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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1933
Page
11
Copper prices rose slightly amid improved domestic demand and progress on the copper code. Overseas buying remained steady, while zinc and tin showed uneven activity. Steel production gains supported lifted contract expectations. scrap and iron schedules remained active as fourth quarter dealings continued.
New York December reports say currency stabilization hopes clash with fears of dollar depreciation. Government securities held their own amid renewed buying, while rails and industrials gained on optimism for early next year traffic. Large weekly money market turnover reflected government financing and Treasury note movements.
A list of seemingly test question answers includes place Irwinville Georgia and items such as The Merchant of Venice The peso Kentucky Doctor of Philosophy Burma and a reference to Richard Harding Davis. The fragment suggests a quiz or answer key with varied topics and no coherent narrative.
In this Readers' Forum piece Clay S. H. Mebane argues against county consolidation, noting hidden costs of travel, administration, and court business. He questions saving claims, warns added deputies and higher public funds, and suggests broader political implications for state unity.
The piece reports on a Soviet trade mission in Buenos Aires claiming exposure of revolutionary propaganda. It notes diplomat Espil declined the invitation. It highlights Harvey Couch’s daily work routine in Arkansas and Florence Kahn’s status as the sole woman on the U.S. House Appropriations Committee. It mentions wage demands from exercise boys in Kentucky and Senator Burton Wheeler as a leading silver remonetization advocate with his 18 to 1 bill gaining Senate support.
Classified page shows rates and contact details for placing ads. It mentions a per word charge and a counting method, with examples of word totals and how charges are calculated. The brief notes how to remit payments and the line to call for an ad taker. It reflects an era of printed classifieds and numeric pricing.
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