Charleston Fetes 27 U graduates at 59th ceremony
Morgantown June 3 Twenty seven young people from Charleston will graduate from the ata University at the fifty ninth annual commencement. Degrees and diplomas will be conferred upon 392 the largest class in the school history. Dr Biraton D Crooks Missouri president will give the address. The baccalaureate sermon will be preached June 7 by Dr J Montgomery. Names of graduates include Erin F Alderson James Stainaker Condy Charles Dileher Jr Frances C Farley Tastins Hatfield Earth M Lia Elizabeth Martin Orme Arai Melton Charles Thitipa Itosa Milton Wolper and many others.
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Morgantown
Charleston
Ata University
Biratton D. Crooks
University of 3Llesourl
J. Montgomery
Not
William Mctee
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Alexander’ T. Gates
Cherles Gore Findlay
Philite
Henry Wu
Howerd
Stathiolph Krontermeyers
Glen Lilly
Jament Cunningham
Frank Howards
Percy
G Kannedy
Insel
King
Patrick D. Mesturrer
William ‘T. Iirizar
B.S
Thomas McGovran
Oklahoma Farm Woman Finds Relief in Vegetable Compound
A rural Oklahoma woman describes the strain of dairy life and household duties. After taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, her health improved, enabling her to work with renewed energy. She reports weight gain from 116 to 125 pounds and urges others to seek better health on the path she followed.
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Oklahoma
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Thant
Lydia
Cora Short
Oklahoma City
Oxkla
Short
Charters Granted and Public Notices in State
State House News lists charters granted for Pinnacle Oil and Gas, American Medical Association units, and road and transport firms in Huntington Charleston Clarksburg and Wheeling with incorporators and capital. Also notes dissolution of Wilsondale Contd and notary commissions, plus various state official movements and upcoming commencements and regulatory actions.
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Pinnacle Off and
Qua Company
Parekernburg
Irnsen
Th.ae Ganton
Mrdinnia
W Stephens
W. T. Carmichael
We U. Meidadl
Parkerspurs
West Virginia
State Medical
Charleston
James R. Moen
Huntington
Henry I. Linas
Wheeling
Morgan
Monndaville
C. Il. Maxwell
Morgantown
John Folk
Duavenor
Ogden
Clarksburg
J. Rader
Walter J. Weat Bath
J.award Anderson
Marytow
Harry G. Steele
Brucefeld
Dunn
C. A. Hay
American Stedical Association
Menninger and Hager
J.C. Fen
Singer
Gilbert Unker
Mirane
LV. Brown
Ihn A. Trogers
Charterton
Virginian
Charlesson
Norass
William Dondas
Covington
T. G. Watson
M. P. Walker
Louisville, Wy
John J. Coshota
JA. Cohen
Ninety percent of knowledge comes through the eyes
Dr. Carl Shepard, Northern Linlcoln College principal, declared at a Civitan luncheon that 89 percent of knowledge comes through the eyes. He warned optometrists’ influence extends beyond eye care, noting education and health hinge on vision. The talk, in Charleston, highlighted eye care’s broad role and costupport.
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Carl Shepard
Linlnuln Codlege
Chicago
Civican Cay
Shepard
G. C. Barrell
Farrell
D. I. Gallagher
West Virginia State Association of Optomet
Ares
West Virginia
The Mother’s Nonstop Duty in Infant Care
Washington dispatch notes the Bureau of Women’s Economics study on mothers’ daily work for one infant, detailing feeding prep, bottle preparation, cleansing, and temperature control. It emphasizes constant vigilance, precise preparation, evolving formulas, and the high but essential burden of motherhood in shaping a child’s health and future.
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Bureau of
Wome Economics
United States Labor Department
Unis
Raward
Anatrera
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Delawara Corporation
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Virginia
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Storgantown
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Lewisburg
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Charleston National Bank
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