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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1925

Page

30

Studebaker Cuts Prices Amid Auto Show Frenzy

New York January 17 Studebaker Corp announced broad price reductions across all models following the silver anniversary automobile show. The big six sedan and deluxe models lead the cuts, reflecting large production gains in late 1924. Company officials said pricing preserves quality while expanding sales, with plants operating near full capacity.

New York Studeker Corporation Studebaker Aterest Studbaker Studebaker Glen A. R. Rekine Tidebaker Erskine

County Fire Loss Decreases in December

Kanawha county fire loss for December totaled 18950 dollars, down 2400 dollars or 11 percent from the prior year. Two fires caused partial damage, insuring 15300 dollars, affecting a frame dwelling and a brick garage. For the fiscal six months ending December 31, Kanawha fires caused 127588 dollars in loss, down percent from the year before.

Kanawha Tisal

Chrysler Outlook: A Good Year Ahead for Industry

Walter T. Chrysler, president of Maxwell and Chrysler, says the coming year will bring growth and prosperity without a boom. He notes agricultural strength supports national demand, building lags create work, autos drive employment, and exports rise while prices trend upward and purchasing power remains.

Walter T. Chrysler Phatrnian Maxwell and Chrysler Motor Corporations Mr. Chesser United States Middle West Federal Reserve Bank Stuple

Enduring smooth performance the top appeal for buyers

The passage praises a car that blends endurance and smooth performance as the paramount preference. It highlights broad appeal by balancing these elements with high economy and a price many men are willing to pay for initial and ongoing savings.

Year 125 a Bright Era of American Comforts

The piece extols American home life and the comforts, conveniences, and tax relief enjoyed by the average family. It urges gratefulness for living in the day and envisions 125 as a genuinely happy year filled with fine things available through effort.

America

Auto price cuts signal demand push in new six cylinder line

Rickenbaker announces January first large price reduction on all six cylinder models of the new series to clear old stock and stimulate demand. President A F Everitt says the cut reflects improvements in the new version including a larger history and other features adding about $200 value.

Rickenbacker Rickenbarker A. F. Everitt Rtelkon- Lather Metcy Company Newvort Everitt

Russian Prince to Sing on Opera Stage in London

Russian Prince Choten sky once a Russian landowner now a refugee in England plans a series of London recitals to fund a move to the United States for an opera career. He has previously appeared with Blothe in Australia and will perform at the home of the Duke and Duchess of Rutland.

London Brince Chotensky Russia England United States Duke

Blacksnake tale in snow hills provokes curious town gossip

A fragment from Page Two follows residents debating a snow snaked related incident near Campbells Creek. Civil engineers in Charleston observed the men hunting while locals mock and seek scientific reasoning behind the tale. The story blends rumor, humor, and a hint of scandal as townsfolk weigh what the black snake represents.

Campbells Creek Gorga Civil Engineers Charleston Shere Wilems Burchett Dani

The Wild Escape and the Steel Battle at Bessemer

A chaotic rescue unfolds as Aunt Tinok narrates a dramatic chase at Bessemer. Mr Steel and allies improvise with armor, wire, and a makeshift torch to contact Guaiogon City. An aeroplane arrives, troops ride, and a skirmish erupts with the sheriff and pursuers chasing a fleeing party into a canyon.

Ascot Wright Estadia Guaigon City

Fractured Scene of Flight Across a Canyon Edge

A chaotic OCR fragment describes Wim with a Winchester leaning over a canyon edge as a figure runs toward the rim. The scene mentions Caesar and Bane, a long fall, and wheels spin while air moves, implying a dramatic escape or attempt.

Wim Caesar

Flying scene captures crash chase and rescue rope haul

A fragmentary account describes an aeroplane chasing a fallen object and Ble din aiding with a rope and pulley. The text conveys urgency as onlookers haul the object toward the aircraft, noting the fall path is unpredictable.

Fragmentary Scene of Plane Landing and Family Handing Off

A disjointed OCR passage describes an aeroplane landing and a child being carried by Massie into her father’s arms, then handed to Arcol. It ends with a line about twin sons joining in life’s path and a note “Next Week.”

Massie Hets Arcol

The Comedy Ride Among Monkeys

A fragmentary note transcribes a 1925 copyright stub from Metropolitan Newspaper Service and mentions arrangement and publishing details for Next Weekly Crosm-Weid Converza. The text is garbled but indicates licensing and production context for a humor feature.

Metropolitan Newspaper Service Dodd, Mead

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