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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1925
Page
12
A tense late night warning focuses on escalating dangers and potential disasters. Officials urge vigilance against imminent threats while reflecting on past errors and the need for strong measures to protect communities.
A crowded Christmas celebration at Wak Chelatnay WORF ends in tragedy as a blaze and freezing ice cause panic. Santa and children scramble for exits as candles ignite a tree, windows blow out, and a stampede crushes many. the fire and injuries overwhelm responders.
The Associated Press reports Cris Thinbeck of Finland, Olympic skating champion, arriving aboard the Teviathan to begin a campaign in the United States and Canada. He will appear at Madison Square Garden January 5 and 7 plus a stop at Moore. The tour includes exhibitions in Pittsburgh, Saranac Lake, New York, and Detroit with a three day event starting January 20 in St John’s.
Interktary commerce emipmission asks Marita tergiiony to Washington for a conference to discuss an embargo on traffic. Officials cite ongoing service disruptions and future lines halted. meetings aim to stabilize operations and coordinate freight flows amid market pressures.
A Dor othy Dix column explores a jealous husband and a social rival living near his home. The letter advises the wife’s attitude toward the neighbor, suggesting the wife is a flirtatious figure, and the husband should distance himself to protect his marriage. The column then transitions to a reader asking how to handle a nosy mother who quizzes a daughter about her comings and goings. Dix attributes the behavior to maternal concern and emphasizes individual independence and family balance.
An editorial style discussion questions parental views on necking and partying, noting shifting standards as times change. It contrasts past prudery with present freedom, suggesting modesty varies by place and era and cites examples from India and a rough memory of 50 years ago.
A discussion of gender relations argues that fashion and social customs reflect centuries old laws between men and women. The piece asserts that necking and petting parties threaten innocence, claiming human nature as animal at bottom and that boys seek kissing for excitement. Copyright by Public Ledger Company?
Joan W. Bricker, attorney for the Interstate Commerce Commission, will travel to Washington tomorrow to confer with federal officials on obtaining a hearing to reopen a case decided last June against the Ohio operator.
A rural church group in Eng-Local urges farmers to gather daily prayers for their herds to be spared from hoof and mouth disease amid livestock fears. The effort seeks spiritual solace and community support during the outbreak, with farmers rallying at dawn.
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