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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1925

Page

31

Kilimanjaro Legend and Geography Across Africa

The article describes Kilimanjaro as Africa’s towering peak with a legendary silver cap seen by natives. It notes its height of 19 819 feet, a comparison to Mt Whitney and Mont Blanc, and adjacent features like Mt Kenya and Ruwenzori. It details climate zones from alpine snowcap to rainforest and the native communities inhabiting slopes.

Kilimanjern Tanganska Africa National Geographic Society Kilimanjaro Alembaga Kreateat Kil- Finanjan Central America Kilimanjore Stuhde Overabadown Blane and Whitney Europe Alps Pyrenees United States Rockies Mt. Whitney America Mt. Blanc Kilimanjaro Aa Equator Mt. Kenya Kenya Htuwenzori Uganda Egypt Kitimanjaro Rayil Ataelf Labrador Scotch Highlands

Natives Of Kilimanjaro Regions And Their Irrigation Tricks

Explorers describe Kilimanjaro slopes with Chaga and other tribes employing irrigation to grow bananas sweet potatoes and grains. Forest water from rain forests feeds streams while elephants roam the highlands, with observers noting how they use trunks and roots to navigate steep terrain and climbs.

Kilimanjaro Africa Kulmanjaro Kilmanjara Se‘porta

London Craze Sees Snow-White Wig Return for Society

London readers report English wig makers plan a revival of wig wearing among society women. The new style features snow-white, cap-shaped wigs and is set to start once enough women embrace the trend, sparked by the desire for a pin perfected, bored look with this shingle idea.

London

New Chevrolet Improves Through Rigorous Testing

The New York show features the latest Chevrolet improvements after a year of hard work. Engineers and Streeter staff tested springs axles and a channel steel frame under extreme conditions, with drivers pushing the car to failure to ensure reliability before mass production.

Chevrolet New York Bick Oyon Can

25 Enterprises In One Building In Marshall Michigan

The Cacia Work building in Marshall houses more enterprises than any other in the United States. The four story structure hosts a bank bakery barber shop drug store dry goods grocery insurance offices theatre opera house pool hall printing office public hall restaurant and more. About 2,900 children are in the area, with many appearing well dressed and articulate.

Marshal Mich Marshall Abs United States

Clairvoyant predicts US-Japan war timing and world shifts

A 1025 forecast by Professor Raymond, France's clairvoyant, foresees improved US European commerce and a future US-Japan war between 1942 and 1950. He predicts monetary shifts, tax changes, Franco-German rapprochement, Bavarian autonomy, and broader treaties shaping Europe with the United States backing Rhine stability.

Frank E. Mason PARCS United States Raymond France America Europe Professor Raymond Coolidge Germany Herrlol Caillaux-Eriand Geremany G Grmany Rhine Hohengaltern Bavaria Wittelsbach Prussia League of Allans Italy Troud Brgland

Hudson Economy Purchase Promises Lowest Prices Ever

Charly Michel-Warg, Hudson-Essex distributor, touts world's largest production and factory economies leading to record low prices. Enclosed Hudson models priced at 1845 dollars the 3 passenger sedan 1894 dollars plus tax. Showrooms at Broad and Quarries Streets in Charleston offer demonstrations and test drives to showcase the Super-Six power and smooth running.

Hudson Automobiles Charly Michel- Warg Hudson-Essex Hudaen Mr. Midelburs Charleston Hadson

Vibration Endangers St Pauls Cathedral in London

A damaged report notes reactant vibrations from traffic on nearby streets threaten St Pauls Cathedral with possible structural deterioration. A committee led by Hin Asvat Welch plans reconstruction to stabilize the cathedral.

London Leary Pdfolmus St. Paul's Asvat Welch Montero

Tuberculosis Plague Is Checked in Rome

Rome reports a sharp TB decline over twenty years. Twenty years ago about 3,500 deaths yearly. now 2,500 deaths despite city population doubling. Decline roughly 44 percent in tuberculosis deaths. Public health progress noted.

Rome

Japan to Reduce Her Bond Issue

Tokyo January 14 A policy of retrenchment in government loans for the next fiscal year was announced by the Mints of Finance led by Hamagueni. The maximum bond issue is fixed at 147,000,000 yen about 73,400,000 dollars. It is hoped the total will be kept well below the maximum. Bonds to be redeemed next fiscal will total 410,000,000 yen about 200,000,000 dollars. Of the 147,690,000 yen maximum, 60,000,000 yen will be offered for public subscription and 87,000,000 yen will be raised by special taxes.

Mints of Finance Hamagueni

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