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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1925

Page

7

Lumber Dealers Meet in Clarksburg Convention

West Virginia Lumber and Builders' Supply Dealers' association holds its twelfth annual convention in Clarksburg January 29 and 30. Prominent state and national speakers address topics from yellow pine rules to income tax, cost accounting, and stock turnover with sessions daily.

Clarksburg West Virginia Lumber and Builders’ Supply Dealers’ Association H. G. Otis Clarksberg BM. Spring Weston George H. Pride Auto Sar Company Ardmore William Debs Brookings Lumber Division United States Chamber of Commerce H. H. Wisden C. G. Stitzinger Company A. B. White Parkersburg Internal Revenue LG. Battelle J. M. Riley Shinnston C. S. Cheyney Bluefield C. C. Robson Morgantown C. C. Kendrick

Sage Tea and Wyeths Sulphur Compound Hair Darkening Ad

An old advertisement promotes darkening gray hair using common garden sage brewed into tea with sulphur and alcohol. It also touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound as a ready made alternative sold at drug stores, claiming natural looking results after a few applications.

Wryath Wyeth

How to Solve the Crossword Puzzle in Classic Form

Instructions explain solving a crossword by locating numbered word starts on a grid. Horizontal or vertical placement depends on adjacent black squares. Fill words from provided definitions, using cross clues to confirm letters, until the grid reads complete in both directions.

Operatic lines and lumber congress near closing

Fragmented OCR listing many items then describes a Jackson's Mill session with G. M. Morsman of Huntington on Do Side Lines Pay. The program includes Frank R. Yoke of West Virginia University on West Virginia and Edward P. Ivory on California White and Sugar Pines. Afternoon talks cover lumber trade topics. banquet features S. Berittey, Goff and Malioch with a dance to follow.

Jackson's Mill Alonsx Planing Segaion G. M. Morsman Huntingon Yoke Frank R. Yoke West Virginia University West Virginia Edward P. Ivory Frank J. Guy The Universal Portland Gement. Company Pittsburgh Wit Ivory Joan C. Howell Broakmire Economic Service Tivery Adealph Prund National Retai Lumber Dealers’ Association J. K. Carmack Detroit National Builders’ Supply Association St. Berittey Clarksburg

Blindness From Stone Thrown At Jamestown Engineer

A stone thrown by a boy in Jamestown North Dakota struck an anging engineer and left him permanently blinded with likely lifelong impairment.

Hoy Jamestown N. D

Red Pepper Rub Promises Fast Back Pain Relief

An advertisement touts Bowles Red Pepper Rub as concentrated heat for sore backs. It claims immediate tingling warmth, rapid relief within three minutes, and urges customers to buy from druggists, with a note to ensure the package bears Rawls name.

Rawlss

Winding Gulf Sets Record Loading Week in History

In the Winding Gulf district for the week ending January 17, 67 ships loaded 194,000 tons toward a full capacity of 250,000 tons. The week marked the largest loading period on record with shortages cited in ore and mine capacity.

Winding Gulf

Saretsky to Address Jews of City at Kearse Pittsburgh

Shmuel Saretsky, Pittsburgh Zionist director, will address Pittsburgh Jews at the Kearse theatre tonight on the progress of the Palestine Foundation Fund for Jewish restoration in Palestine. Schacht, president of the Charleston Zionist organization, urged public attendance. Also noted: a British cotton venture and a mud incident arrest in Portsmouth.

Saretsky Kearse Pittsburgh Progress of Palestine Foundation Fund Charlestin Palestine Foundation Kearse Theatre Shmuel Saret- Pittsburgs Fund Suretsky Movement For Restoration Jdawish Havelang Palestine Tle Philadelphia New York University Schacht

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