Sunday Morning July 5 1925 Charleston Gazette Editorial
A front page style column discusses political gender roles and shipping policy. It critiques partisanship among women voters, cites Congressman Bacon of New York proposing abolition of the shipping board, and questions the board’s effectiveness while noting its high cost and use as a political patronage position.
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Eatavitaked
Perliskea Avery
Daily Genette Company
Weat Virgisis
Ateide
Weat
Virginia
Meath
Mastera
Western
New York
Hartford
Charleston
Secord-Clase Mall
Women and War Speech Calls for American Action
Mrs Ruth Bryan Owen argues women hold power to end war urging a united stance from American women. She cites French Belgian English Italian and Russian experiences and warns politics blocks progress toward peace, urging a decisive vote to outlaw war and fund social progress.
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Mra
Ruth Bryan Owen
France
Belgium
England
Italy
Germany
Russia
Bacon
Georgia
Manassas
Tron
America
Marshal Foch
Edith Cavel
Damocles
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
The Age of Sport and Expanding Audiences
The era of sport draws record crowds from boxing at the Polo Grounds to European tours. Nurmi's indoor season, basketball, swimming, golf, tennis, and football all attract unprecedented attendance. Universities build huge stadiums while Charleston’s venue nears capacity. global tourism also highlights sport’s financial pull.
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Polo Grounds
Italian Hospital Fund
Charleston
Gazette Office
Paavo Nurmi
Nurmi
Illinois
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Princeton
Ohio State
Yale
Anonymous Letters and Court Action Aired in Gazette
The Gazette notes many letters about the county bridge bond issue to be voted next Tuesday and urges authors to reveal name and address. Justice Ford dismisses Thomas Symington's divorce suit for lack of definite proof, warning against attacking a spouse’s reputation. A local bank notice hints at an Irish manager, and readers glimpse scattered opinions on world affairs.
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the Gazette
Bridges
Gazette
Thomas Symington
Justice Ford
Stillman
Straington
Missouri
Illinois
Indiang
Houghly Aw
Carlyle
Teytersbrockh
Carlyte
Charlestor
Venice
Austria
Charleston
Mann
Mr. B
Sownernrde
SOLUS
Dotty notes on wit artists and Broadway life
A column string surveys Oliver Herford at the Player's Club drawing for Life unsigned, talks about editor salaries, Walter Rockefeller and Berndto, with notes on Madison Avenue shops, Bowery stalls, and a diverse cast of theater, literature, and socialites in New York.
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Oliver Herford
al Jglapn
Aga Yoelson
Greenwich Village
Hay Long
John K. Rockefel Jer
Madisor Square Garden
Will Rogerae
Follies
Muluran
Fie
Templeton
Pittsburgh
Vaudewie
Broadway
Michael Arien
London
Mike
York
Ariyn
Geers Barnard Shaw
Amierina
Nis
England
Irving Beritu
Clarence Mackey
Dllon
M Delicas Tesson
Mog's
Max E
Fifth Avenua
Bowery
Prohibition Views and Broadway Dreams from 1925
A reflective 1925 column by O. O. MelIntyre questions prohibition’s fair judgment in New York, notes New Yorkers’ shifting drinking habits, and observes Broadway’s theatrical culture. He recalls street origins of Broadway, St Paul’s church, and the era’s social mood, ending with skepticism about repeal.
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Broadway
Gan
Park Row
St. Paul's Church
Fulton Street
Madsen
New York
America
Thease
Europe
Washington Chess Game Over Six Million Park Vote
A Washington state of mind unfolds as a poker game over a six million park appropriation mirrors political deals. Alleged schemes, shifts in support, and public benefit debates frame the night’s bets while reporters note the city’s bustling press scene and political humor.
Sewage Pollution Warns Against Bathing at New York Bays
A health warning cites Dr C V Craster describing massive metropolitan sewage flows into the East River and Bay waters, with ships and urban discharges polluting beaches. Officials urge purification work, beach notices, and bathing restrictions to prevent disease and protect public health.
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New York
C. V. Craster
Eudean
Cragter
Newark
N. J
Duyipad
Suma
York
Chicago
Craster Cnwgade
Prean
Provid
United States
American Medical Association
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A jumble of letters describes Daly News Letter correspondents at Weald c mangled with references to Vienna July 4 and pan European ideas. The text also shifts to eye care advice about bifocal lenses and a medical query on vitiligo with general medical guidance.
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Daly
Gossly
Sintt
Weald
Patchwork economics and European fusion talk in Gazette
The Gazette editor laments economic patchwork amid inflation and rising rents. He cites Venice like imagery, cites Carlyle and Sartor Resartus, and discusses European fusion and Austria’s fate while noting American economic strength and Latin American educational exchanges in Buenos Aires. He references public sentiment and local burdens.
Rose Thorn Fatal in Ann Arbor Poisoning Case
A fragment reports Mrs William Dewis dying after a poisoned finger prick linked to a misdirected rose episode. The text mentions Fiell Caine the novelist and Life of Christ, with unclear context and attribution.
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Ann Arbor
Miah
William Dewis
Fiell Caine
Life of Christ
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Shipping Board
Washington
Women and War
Pers
MacMillan
Polar
King Lardner
Asia
Africa
Charles M. Mlandrau
Amber Len Snd
Hurpace
Jehn Ly
Dibble
Sullivan
Lle
Thackeray
Henry Esmond
God
Enrah G. Millen
South Africa
Maughan
John Vla Weaver
Noet
Peggy Wood
Weeweed, Inc
Adway
Ping
Atinatio City
O. O. MelIntyre
Dre
Eludy
Stoddara Young
Atlantic City
Riley
Reilly
Tiayton
Ohio
Wright Brothers
McNaught Syndicate
Ina
Verbelut
Gotham Parks
Albany
Bugs
Jack Horner
Tirat
Charley Hewitt
Parks
M Poker
Thabo
Sai
Somaona
Renuhts
D. C
Europa
Fdrelyn
Cuzetta
Lurups
White House
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Sargent
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Department of Justice
John Marshall
West Virginia
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Parkoreburge
Staunton
Norfolk
Swampeacate
Senator Knight
Republican Signal Corps
Cova
Jam
Bam Koedlg
Morris Fishbein
Journal of American Medical Association
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Anthony Denckes
Beningt
Jess
Cormaittne
Vinton W. Mo
Nisti
Uns
Vienna
Ouya
Ro HR. Coudenhoy
Neue Frete Presse
Herr Coudenhove-Kalergt
Painieye
Caillaux Gasparri
Contarini
Herriot
Stresemann
Marx
Manatint
Benes
Skrsynski
Thugutt
Weiter
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Social Democrats
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Euurone
Vienhm
Buenos Aires
International Educational Institute
Buenos Airés
Columbia University
Edward Feeley
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