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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1925

Page

6

Charleston Gazette 2 1925 Sunday edition page notice

The Charleston Gazette front section ad and masthead imitate a 1925 newspaper. It lists subscription rates, carrier rates, and world queries with references to The Associated Press and The Daily Gazette Co inc. The piece includes a Bible verse and a short, quaint lyric about a child named Little Georgia Porgis.

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Changing stance on religion and evolution sparks national debate

The piece contrasts Bryan’s past view that religion can thrive without government backing with a current claim that evolution challenges Christianity, advocating an amendment to criminalize teaching evolution. It links the shift to a belief that religion must be government-supported to overcome perceived wrongs. The article also notes budget surplus concerns and calls for strict economy to prevent waste and unnecessary public spending.

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Wadsworth-Garrett Amendment Fates in Congress Debate

Public interest swirls around the Wadsworth-Garrett constitutional amendment as it faces the sixty ninth congress. Proposals include direct voter ratification and state choice of action with timelines. opponents fear added hurdles to future amendments and rigid change.

Congress Wadsworth Garrett

Spirit of 76 Core in Constitution Rekindled by Amendment Plea

The article lauds the Founding Fathers for foresight in the Declaration and Constitution while faulting modern politics. It supports the Wadsworth Garrett amendment as a step toward giving Americans a voice in regulation, urging a revival of the 1776 spirit and calling on senators, including Borah, to meet the moment with truth.

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Tax Reform Aims Highlight Coolidge Tax Plan

Reports from Swampscott indicate President Coolidge plans a broad tax reduction effort when Congress returns. Leaders from both parties back the plan, praising lower surtaxes and arguing a simplified, fairer system will boost revenue by encouraging capital to return to business.

Swampscott Coolidge Congress Mgr. Coolidge

Doheny Patriots and Oil Leases Patriotism Profit

A controversial statement by Mr. Doheny defends his takeover of oil leases as patriotic. Receivers report May revenue over 194000 with expenses about 3000, yielding a net May profit near 189000. The piece questions motives and critiques indirect taxation and public sentiment.

Mr. Doheny Admiral Robison United States Doheny

Parade Remembrance and Paddington Marches in New York

The piece recalls a grand Fifth Avenue procession with Paul Whiten and a large crowd, describing a historic parade atmosphere. It references notable figures like James Gordon Bennett and the World editor, noting clashes of egos, journalism rivalries, and the era’s cultural prominence.

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Notable Lives Into Theatre and Newsrooms in Turbulent Era

An obituary style reminiscence traces O O McIntyre and figures from the Herald era, noting fear and fame, later turning to entertainment figures like Gene Buel and Zeigfeld era stars. It highlights shifts from journalism to Broadway, with nods to authors, performers, and fundraising efforts amid a changing press and stage world.

Daily News Letter Pee Gowaly

A brief local item notes a daily news letter from Pee Gowaly in SOMEE year’s context centering on property tions and a referenced center. It mentions a workshop or meeting and a general discussion about local property matters. Entities include Pee Gowaly and SOMEE, with implied dates and centers.

FragmentedInternational sports tint appears in disjointed OCR

A garbled OCR fragment mentions MOAI July 22 epee events, American directors, and various names. It references Russia and American football, boxing, and field sports, but the text is corrupt with scattered names and phrases. No coherent event or outcome can be determined from the readable lines.

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Intercepted Messages From Plymouth Ot Co Chief

Fragmentary letters show Walter S Wallenah, president of Plymouth Ot Co at Phanlesiom, W Va, denying stock ownership while implying an underlying financial issue. The notes reference Ly and Der Wallert Read whels the Flymouth Ott company and pul Melty in a tense exchange.

Walter S Wallenah Plymouth Ot Co Phanlesiom W. Va

Cultivate the Coolidge Smile Phrase Guide

A rhythmic verse hints at shaping a confident Coolidge smile for future negotiations and rising fortunes. It blends praise with sly humor, contrasting natural charm and crafted appearance while noting evolving pay and mood in a playful tone.

Health Hints on Diet Cancer and Boxing in Russia

The column discusses cancer risks from diet and digestion, early diagnosis via abdominal exams and X rays, and surgical outcomes. It references Mayo and Friedensrald studies, notes the role of nutrition in stomach cancer, and mentions Russian sports shifts including boxing and Greco Roman wrestling under Soviet influence. It cites Washington’s dietary history and notes on fattening foods and general health guidance.

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Local pianist to study in East

Joe Briggs, a well known Charleston pianist, leaves mid August for two weeks visiting relatives in Homfon then enters the East Musical Rochester to study piano and theatre pipe organ. He has led the Gabparin Music Shop sheet music department and is known among piano lovers. He has played for Civic clubs and local dance orchestras in Charleston.

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Bits of Webster County History in Civil War Era Notes

Fragmentary excerpts recount Major Whenezer R B Andrews leading a 1862 Webster County expedition from Samt Marsvilly to Addison and the march back. The text notes rebirth of loyalty signals, destruction orders on Addison salt works, and mentions the Webster Dare Devils guerilla company.

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Eye tear issues prompt lacrimal duct check

A reader reports chronic tearing and eye discomfort. The provider explains tear overflow due to lacrimal duct obstruction and outlines a possible probe procedure. notes causes include infections, congenital defects, and health disturbances. Recommends thorough exam of circulatory and ductal glands. suggests mercury ointment under medical supervision.

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Unlucky Weekend Praised and Perils Noted in Visitor Piece

New York for the Visitor recounts a quirky weekend marked by superstition and a speeding court appearance. The author describes theft fears, a costly car repair after a near collision, and losing a purse, then finds a bright note in an encounter with a blind dog that proves intelligent and joyful despite hardships.

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St Albans Social Notices Hint at Weekend Visits

Local notes report Garrett Pogie and family visiting in Caro and Sunset, Miss Anna Delirleh visiting Mrs. John A. Skinner in The Keochon, Miss Dorothy Levett and Minn Wilzabeth Ryunteee from Virginia attending a Sawrday gathering at Mrs G. T. Fogle. Agnes Forlo and Jean Fogie hosted Neptune party for Charleston youths at 8 o clock Friday evening.

Garrett Pogie Caro Garrett Fogle Anna Delirleh Maesillen John A. Skinner Keochon Dorothy Levett Huntingtown Minn Wilzabeth Ryunteee Winaton-Salem Ealler G. T. Fogle Bisa Agnes Forlo Mien Jean Fogie Menilere Charleston Thadr Vishter Jerry Murtrun Darkersburg Mee Baldwin Washington B. Ox B. R. Baldwin Frances Walmer Dorothy Weimer Deitrich New York City Edwards Mra . N. Kuhn John Greehley South Charleston Spenser le Murray Vinicor ROM Murrell Viat‘tor

Coal loadings show 14208 cars for C and C week

The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway reports coal loadings for the week ending July 8 totaling 14,207.8 cars. The Richmond office headed by W. J. Harahan notes New River 2690.8, Kanawha 1376.2, Dogan Wen Kentucks 1922, Millers Creek 234.8, with total gas hinterlands and coke movements tallied at 381.6 cars for the period. An average of 2,701 cars per day is cited for the period June into July.

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