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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1924

Page

3

Summer school announced at West Virginia University

West Virginia University announces two summer terms starting June 16 and July 21 for graduates and adults with partial college work. Six daily sessions per term offer credit toward academic years. twelve hours for full session, six hours for five week terms. Demonstration school led by C. C. Harton runs June 17 to August 1 with mornings for junior to senior high, plus varied college courses for undergraduates and graduates. Music faculty present weekly recitals. George Peabody College’s Brucannon Dayna to speak June 17. a public speaking course will stage A Midsummer Night's Dream in early term.

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Congress Criticizes Posthumous Pay to Officials Relatives

Representative Raph Gilbert of Kentucky denounces congressional payments to relatives or heirs of deceased members and certain Capitol employees. He calls for a general law to regulate six months of funeral expenses and a year’s salary, arguing the current practice is unwise, unjust, and unbusinesslike. He notes past cases where such payments were made without explicit legal authorization and urges Congress to stop the practice.

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Blue and Grey Stripe Couch Hammock Sale

A blue and grey stripe couch hammock described as very good looking and comfortable is offered for twenty nine dollars and fifty cents.

30 Pairs Ruffled Dotted Marquisette Curtains

Thirty pairs of ruffled dotted marquisette curtains offered with tie backs. One description notes an unstitched hem and lace edge with hand made lace medallions. Special price stated as per pair. Currency and formatting irregularities present.

High Grade Seamless Axminster Rugs 9x12 Deal

Advertises 9 by 12 inch seamless Axminster area rugs in two price points 42.50 and 49.50 dollars. The brief listing emphasizes affordability with two options and a focus on rug size. It reads like a store catalog highlight with no additional details on colors or materials.

Enolument Phrase Attributed To Historical Debate

A fragment references a debate over what his or her emolument were to be, indicating a discussion of pay or income in a historical context. The wording suggests the focus on official compensation.

Bumper Crop of Hotels Reported in United States

A rough summary notes that last year a surge in hotel construction occurred across the United States. It reports about 280 major hotels or structures of 44 tooma era? larger were built at a total cost of around 260 million dollars, marking a new high. Hundreds more small hotels of 15 to 40 rooms were also completed.

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