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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1925
Page
5
Officials of the state bureau of labor report a brighter labor picture as June work permits for youths 14 to 18 rose to 349, up from 234 the prior June and 1524 in earlier periods. Permits are issued by county and city superintendents and duplicates sent to the bureau.
The Gaz Farm Women's Club of El district held its annual meeting July 4 at the Gazil schoolhouse. The event drew hundreds with addresses, recitations, athletic events, and a noon basket lunch. Pine Four-H participants, talks on independence and patriotism, and officer remarks rounded out a patriotic celebration.
A vintage advertising item touts Evans Triple Phosphates as the best nerve tonic for overworked and worried people. It claims effects in two days including livelier steps, brighter eyes, renewed vigor, and restored confidence, with Bryan’s Pure Phosphates guaranteed by drug stores or money back.
A talk on The Evils of Worry closed the program with a recitation Never Trouble Trouble. Recitations were given by Stella Adams Alma Taylor Ruby Taylor Mary Morris Marie Smolder Eloise O'Dell Martha Morris Helen Dewey Kathleen Kennedy Retta Kennedy and Cecil Strickler. Mrs. Mary Button VanDeveer described the Kanawha Four-H camp and invited Lone Line Four-H to the annual camp at Sissonville August 8 to 10. The afternoon ended with athletics and games by younger folks.
Yesterday couples received marriage licenses including W Armentrqut 26 Fayette county and Hoe May Wood 31 Kanawhe county James Clarence Jackson 24 and Hardee Pauline Weat 22 Kanawha county Trobert Reeves 28 and Alberta Johnson 25 Kanawha county John W Kinser 96 and Lettle Olver 17 Kanawha county Walter R Harrison 3% and Betty ies 25 Kanawha county.
Society items detail visits from Shaw to Kingwood and White Sulphur Springs, social events honoring Professor Russell Trotter, and numerous weekend trips by local residents. Names include Mrs. R. J. Ford, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Thayer, Mr. Irving A. Cowen, Mrs. Mary Goodwin, and many others with extended family and guest lists at Summer homes. Births and local engagements noted alongside travel to Virginia Beach and Lexington.
A vintage advertisement urges using Phillips Milk of Magnesia in water for sour stomach and indigestion. It claims rapid relief by neutralizing gastric acid and reducing intestinal gas, noting a 25 cent bottle sold at any drugstore and praising its pleasant taste versus soda.
Sixteen practical and comfortable indoor aprons with fast color gingham offered in large sizes. Describes linen and gingham materials, suitable for indoor wear and neat enough for street appearances.
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