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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1925

Page

28

France Discusses Adornment Of Women In Question Article

Paris reports on a debate about why women dress. Candide interviews 13 women and 12 men. reactions vary from dressing for other women to personal pleasure. Prominent figures including Countess de Mun and actors weigh in, while a note on rising liver cirrhosis among women is added. Former Premier Clemenceau voices a sharp barb in a separate excerpt.

Freon Paris Premier Herriot Henri de Mun Marquis Boni de Castellane Alice Cocea Robert de Flers Henri Kistemaeckera Kees van Yvonne Printemps Sacha Guliry Academy of Metiring Frofessor Emile Sargent Sergent

Old Man Heck and the Capitol Paper Stand

In a wild tale set in a tobacco town, Old Man Heck and Bloopy rescue the town from outgoing legislators by burning the pledged paper of the appropriation bill. The crowd rallies with bricks and cue sticks as the blue-coated furor nears Capitol Street, saving the town from political plunder.

George Beller Bisse Burbon Cincinnater Booker Chilton Bruce Bond Booker Bruce Goshorn Chawin Ike Stogey Heck Andy McClanahan Bruce Dove Aurhow Beller Chariie Littlepage George Old Man Heck Boder Saloen Alde Allerson Brawley Chiney Hill Byrne Bill Ap B. Gallenberg Old Man Heckses Place Bakere Fork Capitol Street Legislature Gallenberg Herk Lamp Post John Dickt’son’s Bank St. Albert Joe Jim McFarland Jim Uncle Joe Harold Mathews McDowell County Cabell County

Lame Duck Defended After Hard Life In Politics

Washington dispatch notes defenders of lame ducks despite blamed failures. It cites Clemenceau anecdotes and recalls Lincoln, Cleveland, Roosevelt, and Harding as examples of leaders who were lame ducks at times yet later achieved prominence. The piece argues defeat can stem from conviction and not public distrust.

Marette Washington Bureau Washloxton D.C Washington Ench Congress Iivariahly Pehak Goss Morroyer House Post Office Treasury National Republican George J. Lockwood Lincoln Cleveland Meiginley Hoosevelt Marding Repub- Lean Khownh McKinlay Ohio Roosevelt New York Chaver Cleveland Harding Harn

Elected leaders face scrutiny amid reelection talk

Fragmentary remarks reference the challenges of leadership and public service. The text notes doubts about brave men, the consequences of battle, and the fate of incumbents facing reelection and continued duties.

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