Praise for Jim Harvey at Buffalo Kiwanis gathering
The Buffalo Kiwanis club welcomed Jim Harvey, former Charleston Salvation Army leader, with praise echoed from the Charleston club. An article in The Link notes Harvey’s rise to Salvation Army director and his reception in Buffalo, where colleagues honored him with a formal testimonial and warm remarks by Rev. John In.
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Salvation Army
Buffalo
New York
Redwet
Charleston
Hain Faly
James A. Harvey
Svatian Army
Ffalo
New Ue
Huntington
Jim
Bonffatole
Shereman J. Cary
Charles R. Daun
Jocal Club
Harvey
T Harvey
Aiviston
Iiffate
Jim Harvey
Buffalo Mwanlates
John Sala
Buffalo Kiwaniany
Mesadgé
Jast
Butt¢N
Kiwanis Club
P Buffalo
RB Daum
Kiwanian
Smta Faw
Gapany
Charleson Kiwanis Club
John In
Armatioch
Road Bonds Drive Statewide Highway Plan Endorsed
Debate on the road bonds bill dominated the house session. Delegate Robinson argued the measure as vital and emergency action, noting the governor’s recommendation and that 20 percent of funds would aid class A roads and connect major corridors. Supporters stressed publicity and economic boosts, while opposition urged public safeguards and cost controls before adjournment.
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Read Commission
Hishwaya
Road Commission
Ubie
Union
Lcense
Tryo
Uhera
Erificiara
St Af
Rejoices Daughter Can Resume Studies After Remedy
A distressed 12 year old girl suffered from chronic stomach and digestive issues causing belching and inability to attend school for nearly a year. After using Marr’s Wonderful Remedy, she reportedly recovered enough to return to class. The ad claims the product relieves catarrhal mucus and related digestive inflammations with a money back guarantee.
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Marr
Echool
Jose
Potterfield
Ady
Black and White Beauty Cream Ad
A Lutkin resident Miss M Lankford praises Black and White Perplex Vanishing Cream claiming rough chapped skin and large pores improved to smoothness. The ad asserts over ten million units sold and cites women widely endorsing the product at low prices.
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Texas
M. Lankford
Lutkin
Iris
Rialto Plans Eclipse Symposium at Rinalin Theatre
Rialto theatre management announced a symposium on all phases of the sun's eclipse to be shown during the first three days of the week at the Rinalin theatre. The event will run in addition to the regular program, Fox News fin referenced.
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Rinalin Theatre
Theatre’ Management
Fox News
Frequenters of City Libraries Recognizable and Loud
A fragmented scan discusses library patrons in Charleston with notes on their lively voices, unique tones, and social atmosphere. It recalls catalog entries and reviews of works by Wilde and others, describing readers and staff interactions, and mentions several titles and authors in a period voice.
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Poli
eyeTon
Kaviwiie
Walmart
Tvere Aleuineily
Mirve
Velco
Preaueulers Tor Ik
Vhi
Ghent
Bovie
Charleston
Fellew
Oscar Wilde
Boen
Mary S. Watts
Bellehelen
Hiner
Flora Amile
Bopbla Cleuch
Ondun
Puria
William Almon Wolff
Genie Welly
American Life
Nashes
James Stephens
Dionne
Dale
Fine & Ranuillon
Marth
Ateries
Lung Asm
Todas
New Traffic Guide at Hale and Quarrier
A new traffic guide stalls at Hale and Quarrier after intervention by Chief John Britton and Tram Montenant John Larkin. Illuminated porcelain traffic arrow gifted by George Weeden of the Keith Vanderpith healing office to expose dangers faced on Fifth Avenue New York.
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Mide
Quarrier
John Britton
Montenant
John Larkin
Geores
Gun Battle Echoes From a Far Past
In 1920 Young entered public life as a farmer in Madison Illinois and sparked a violent chase. He reportedly shot at Mynor, then fired nine more times, drawing a weapon after the initial attack. The pursuit moved through Williamson County as local authorities struggled to contain rioting and restore order amid volatile clashes.
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Young
Aerbande
Htte
Madison
Ill
Mynor
Wiilaniaon
Heo
Lionpa Intejere
Clifton Company Plans Additional Wells Near Led Barrel Site
Clifton Oil and Gas company announces plans to drill an additional well near the led barrel well on Ron Flora Kemmen farm in Doddridge county. The firm operates offices in Peoples Texchange city and Philadelphia with oil and gas properties in Kan wanda, Roan Doddlings, Harriston, Tyler and Marion counties and several gasoline plants.
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RS. Starizman
Clifton Itarid Gas Company
Roan Doddlings
Harriston
Tyler
Marion Counties
Obituary for Mrs Mary Mare and Mr Radon Dandridge
Obituary notices report the sudden death yesterday of Mrs Mary Mare of Charleston after a long illness. Survivors include husband Mr Mare and relatives in Virginia and Richland. Funeral arrangements are with Horden and Homlen's undertakers. Also noted is the death of Mr Radon Dandridge Wiser of 1428 Second Avenue, with services at Ebenezer Hantsnehurch. He is survived by five sisters and others.
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Whomis Mare
Mary Mayr
Mare
Charleston
Mary Mee Carthy
Lysehburk
Mure
Parwata
Charles Wo McCorths
Af Richuinad
Robert Avxanger
Donnally Street
Order of
Horden & Homlen
Pingral
Edena Dondridge Wilsan
Raden Dandrhige Wiser
Hhenezer Hantisnehurch
Wilsan
Priday
Maury F
Eubanks
Original Treaty Ceding Isle of Pines to Cuba Debated
A garbled dispatch describes the original treaty ceding the Isle of Pines to Cuba, its ratification issues, and Senate scrutiny. It notes Copeland and Simmons positions and mentions a possible duplicate treaty with differing clauses, alongside unrelated crime and casual notes.
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Cuba
Dam
Pebarinol
United States
Cabs
Tate of Pines
Seuccor Bipelead
Demovrps
Sear York
Presant
Tle Mate
Foreign Relations Committee
Pskitis Searte Department For
Omereia
Orda
Copeland
Ptt
Roosevelt
Riule
Qualman J. Davis
Senate
Simmons
North Carolina
Wonan's Club to Produce Messiah by Handel Jan 27
Wonan's Club schedules a performance of Handel's Messiah on January 27 at the YWCA, featuring selections from the Oratorio and contributions by Charleston’s leading singers. The program includes arias and choruses, with a literary department event and a committee vote on board directors. tickets and detailed schedule announced for the evening at 44 Morgan Street venue.
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Tiel
San Ota
Mrahak
Arnekio
Bune
Charleston
Publiq
Tay
Pre. Srna
Dandul
Moa
Rat
Merrill
Wyerthee
Mary Fulles Hyteiingen
Tower
Coultert
Harry Wickes
Kass
Darkiers
Mate Saret
Drago Caninghaty
MS Muurehewn
Steere Smith Sopr
Homme
Jiimy
Bava
Misa Ann Leoney
Dan Lmitte
Whitt
Puestay
Mra
Morgan
Vite Winia
Welock iInstead
Beutch
Katie 'Katle Abney
Lady Aster
Duchess of
Athol
Lady Aberdeen
Jewson
Prulinson
Josephine Mathews
Tnis Welsh
Margin
Ita Ateny Russ
Lueny Milet
Carnea
Rowe Badaules
Bourd of
Y. W
Mrank Woodman
Mee W. OT. Williamson
Afra
Th G. Hubbard
Mise
Morahan
Tucker
B. Rudesith
Ginter
Payne
Geroree Willinpagon
Ital B. Pueh
Ars
Quareler Street
Pepaene
Bie
Ocean Sannieh
Directa
Falk
Tarlor
W. UB. Tilap
Dunbar Glass Factory to Reopen Under New Financing
The Whittemore Glass Company plans to resume operations at Dunbar Glass in Vanboro after weeks of shutdown due to financial troubles. Creditors have refinanced, with owners offering 100 percent of debt coverage and 40 months extension. Management to be led by C. Ferenay of the Mipteller Munmiel company, introducing a new plant system and retooling funded by the latest output.
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Whittemore Glass Coahs
Vanbor
Alstatles
Woilether Funda
CL A. Flerenay
Mipteller
Munmiel Company
Dunhar
Bern Converutly
Tay Anid
Samo Haelmotem
Ntl
Rampanion
Presidents day plan limits afternoon work and study
The article reports on Secretary Slemp advocating a daily limit on presidential conferences to allow time for study and rest. It notes President Coolidge keeps a strict routine with meals, walks, and scheduled recreation, emphasizing steady daily habits to maintain health and composure.
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Slemp
Coalidge
Meolidge
Pearie
Slap
Goolidge
Alana
White Mine
Moon Atmosphere Changes Halt Space Flight Mystery
New York report notes pilots observed rapid temperature drops at high altitude as 1400 to 16006 feet show atmospheric traits of the exosphere around the moon. Researchers suggest air near the moon may react instantly to sunlit shading, aided by photographs from a Long Island flight and an oversized German camera replica. Uncle Sam profits from the film shipment tied to the event, valued at 932.14 in total.
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Reed
Nick
Todd
Lame
Mgat
Earth
Orers
Berth
Jvesuport
Long Island
E. Crumrine
Bolling Field
3. M. Burka
Engineering Division
United States Army
Samie
New York
Waele Sami
Washington
Comarron
West
Legion Draft Measures Stir Senate Veteran Aid Debate
The Senate debates veteran legislation with Senator Reed of Pennsylvania chairing a subcommittee. Five adjusted compensation measures are pushed by Senators Jones of New Mexico and Fish of New York, Kl. Beaver of Wisconsin, Thomps of Oklahoma, Yankli of Missouri. The Jones proposal would credit veterans with adjusted service value toward purchasing a premium policy, about a third of the certificate value. Bills by Bursom of New Mexico and Tinberger of California seek retirement for disabled emergency diving officers on par with regular army benefits. Need Smith blocks the Wineberper bill in the senate calendar.
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Senate
Gnance
David A. Reed
Pennaxivania
Congress
Andrieus A. Jones
New Mexia
R Hamilton Fish
New York
Hubert Kl. Beaver
Wisconsin
Elmer Thomps
Oklalwmnne
John 1S. Yankli
Misalaninpi
Thy Jones
House
Holm ©. Bursom
New Mexico
Walter B. Tinberger
California
Theas
Ie Veterans Committee
Johnson
Natve
Need Smitd
Eclipse Awe Grips New York as Nation Watches
Spectators across New York and cities nationwide paused ordinary activity to view a solar eclipse. President Coolidge reportedly used smoked glass at the White House gardens, while Mrs. Coolidge also observed the event. Dust particle readings ranged from 3,000 to 49,000 per cubic foot, per the U.S. Weather Bureau. Religious group membership reached 47,461,065.
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Antmuatai Zoological Captivity
New York
Cootidge
White House Gardens
Cowtidge
France Influenced by Backfires of New Communism
A French reaction article notes backlashes against communism, mocking Moscow calls and Kremlin figures. It critiques banners, posters, and ambassadors while lampooning state dinners and caviar excesses. The piece also touches on theatre doctor shortages and a rise in chewing tobacco consumption in France. It mentions a Cannes honeymoon and early tennis results as side items.
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Frince
Moscow
Zinovieff
Rakovsky
Kraxain
Lembasay
Plane crash at 8200 feet leaves pilot alive
Paul P. Scott survived a crash in fog and snow after his plane struck cedar trees on a Saddle Mountain slope at 8200 feet. He freed himself, walked down to a railroad, and was rescued by a train crew. Official report cites severe altitude, wreckage, and injuries including a dislocated shoulder.
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Washington
Paul P. Scott
Nevada
Mountainesda
Aurnes
Mounstain Rangi
Plan Joint Credit Men's Club Meeting
The Charleston Credit Men’s association will meet next Tuesday night at five thirty at the Chamber of Commerce forum in the Pearson building to discuss arrangements for a joint meeting of credit men of West Virginia, Kentucky and Ohio in March or April. A committee will be appointed to recruit new members and plan the meeting, with W.W. Moore named for business conditions in Charleston and the Hanawha vale. Plans also call for the establishment here of a credit men’s union.
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Charleston
Memie Ata
Www
T. Moore
Coal Loadings Reported by Chesapeake and Ohio
W. J. Harahan, president of the Chesapeake and Ohio stairway company, announced the coal loadings for Meide area for the week of January 1 to 27. The total cars loaded were 19,509, an average of 4,268 per day, with figures by field including New River 6,067, Kanawha 3,268, Cowl River 1,900, Toran 2,214, Long Work fix 208, Millers reels 1,3,268, and A.C. 1,316. During the six day period 54 cars were cake founded in New Silver Meld and 316 in the Kentucky field.
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Meide
W. J. Harahan
Chesapeake and Ohio Stairway Company
Kentucky
Millers
A.C
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Promoted for Skin Tone
Color in cheeks and clear skin claimed from Dr Edwards Olive Tablets a purely vegetable mix with olive oil. Ad says tablets purport to cleanse the bowels and liver, improve appetite and energy, with pink skin and bright eyes as the result, noting millions sold annually.
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Edwards
She
Kills Catarrh Germ in Three Minutes
An advertisement claims Lavex Bide offers rapid relief from catarrh germ infection in three minutes. The copy emphasizes quick action and product name while omitting user details or testing data.
Favorite Prescription Proves Helpful to Expectant Mother
A Charleston West Virginia testimonial from Mrs. Watson at 1002 Willow Street describes relief during pregnancy. She reports improved sleep, reduced nausea, restored appetite, and strong nerves after four bottles of Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription. She notes a healthy baby and endorses the remedy as invaluable.
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Charleston
Dr. Pierce
Tina
Sr. Pierce'a Invalids
Buffolo
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