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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1925
Page
6
A reflective remark from Mrs. Wiggs invites cheer through empathy and optimism. The piece discusses colleges and universities maintaining efficiency and possibly aligning with a broader religious education movement while pondering if current interest signals a lasting trend or a temporary surge. It also notes ongoing concerns about surcharges for Pullman fares as a war nuisance.
The New York Evening World editorial argues against claims that opposition to ratifying the Child Labor amendment comes from sympathy for exploiters. It asserts respect for humanity and highlights historical context, stressing that many oppose the amendment not to defend child labor but to avoid overreach while supporting strong child labor laws.
A trend toward stronger moral and religious education grows in American schools. A Council survey shows state universities and denominational colleges increasing religion courses, with weekday religious education programs spreading in cities. The shift reflects broader conviction that conduct-focused studies belong in youth education.
The piece argues that under President Coolidge the U S shifts from isolation to active involvement in reparations and the Dawes plan. It claims a hidden bargain for 25 million a year, criticizes dollar diplomacy, and questions America’s prestige. It ends noting Tennessee considers public executions while Delaware preserves a whipping post law.
The scene shows a noon meeting with Rev. Janes Shera Montgomery offering a prayer for national duties and justice. The talk laments crowded court dockets and petty cases slowing crime punishment while praising a film star Wesley Barry's $10,000 gift to Northwestern University for ten high school scholarships.
A disjointed OCR sample from a New York diary recounts social events and travel talk. The narrator mentions a breakfast with someone named Bassett and reflections on travel discussions amid a crowd, with scattered phrases about dining, dances, and daily routines.
An unsettled, fragmented OCR page lists numbers, ages, and places including New York City population figures and various names. The text mixes ages, dates, and identifiers with stray phrases about art, hearings, mail, and locations, lacking coherent narrative.
A scrambled wartime text fragment references Bugs Baer, European economics, Dawes plan, and postwar forecasts. It weaves disjointed names, numbers, and locations like New York, Berlin, Paris, London, and Monte Carlo with mentions of readership, publishing, and relief efforts, ending with a copyright note from 1945.
A bustling display at Central Palace featured Cap as its centerpiece with a marine themed boat room and racing gear. Attendees watched demonstrations of hydroplane models, wind rigging, and speed trials while spectators debated Cap’s possible ties to aristocracy and a noted Detroit exhibit.
Intimate remembrances filled the Senate as lawmakers paused to pay tribute to Henry Cabot Lodge Frank Brandegee and Lebaron Coltmanhorn who died earlier. Tributes recalled Lodge Brandegee and Coltman's roles in foreign relations and wartime leadership and honored their long service.
A circuit court jury returned a verdict in the case of Lewis Hubbard & Company against Perrinos ordering that the property belong to Derrim rather than his wife. The Winifred Coal Company eviction suits were set to vacate, with possession to be granted to Cabin Creek Consolidated Coal Company against miners. A stay of execution was granted until February 16 to allow time for appeal to the supreme court.
The Northern Virginia Orchard Trust, the county's largest apple land company, was put in the hands of temporary receivers Dudley Hurley and F C McKewn by a federal court order. The action follows a petition by Corey Growers of Winchester seeking relief to salvage assets valued around two hundred ten thousand dollars.
Burgess recounts Peter Rabbit racing to escape Reddy Fox and Hooty the Owl. Peter dodges claws and wings, barely reaching a safe crevice as the two predators quarrel, preserving the hare’s life for another day. The tale ends with a preview line: The Hungry Watchers.
In Moundsville West Virginia Ta 1 Wint Roberts jail breaker and convicted Platos toler ia is alleged involved in three robberies. He is said to have kidnapped four to be captured and taken to Harmony Hill. Dave Tyron of the Pepwood Police force aided in locating Roberts at Litre Ohio with relatives. He was captured yesterday in Bellaire Ohio on information supplied to Benwood police.
A man indicted in 2022 for taking money under false pretenses in a Tulag Interstate Vetrolews fraud was returned to Wheeling after completing a federal sentence at Port Leavenworth. He pleaded guilty in the state court, receiving five years in the Moundsville penitentiary, with terms tied to defrauded victims. The record notes he promised to repay those deceived as part of the proceedings. A separate note reports the Senate in Washington voting 4 to 82 against considering gun restrictions tied to thirteen American battleships.
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