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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1926

Page

5

Charleston Finds News of Guests and Travels Across Regions

Mrs. Ralph Farnsworth, ill in local hospital, hopes to return home soon. Many residents and guests are noted traveling or visiting kin in Kentucky, Virginia, Ohio, and Maryland, with plans to visit Lexington, Indianapolis, and Virginia universities. Several families plan summer visits, commencements, or trips to New York, Philadelphia, and Los Angeles en route to Virginia and Charleston regions.

Bias Lilian Yowell Mise Tou Moore Huntington Elian MacCorkle Punt Lexington Taxierich Fred Cave Fred, Jr Wetroit Frederick I Newdick Columbus Onl Challoverday Comyn_Lawin South Kuffner Aed Sirs Sterbart Garywood Neitker Amall Joe Anpelr Charleston Paul Musk Los Angeles New York Panama Washington Palladelphia Rattmore Warren W. Mawry Riverside Mr. Mowry Virginia North Garonuan Canterh Charlotte Avolle University of Virginia

Trade List For Teachers Papers New Certification

Beginning Monday teachers will start work on examination papers for permanent certificates. The voter corps of graders went to work last week. Names include C Kuhn Farmington Missouri, Mable M Mail and Laura F Singleton Charleston, Margaret Loudin Point Pleasant. Also a notice of a one month jail term for Glasgow case and a World War casualty total.

Voret Corps C. Kuhn Farmington Mise Mable M. Mail Laura F. Singleton Charleston Mion Margaret Loudin Point Pearmnt

Why Not Tall Women the Truth The Truth About Marriage

Dorothy Dix argues honesty in marriage, advising husbands to reveal income and faults rather than lie. She cites how deception hurts women workers and brides, urging straightforward truth about finances and character to reduce disputes and build trust. A dozen lawyers fail until one speaks bluntly, proving truth prevails in domestic life.

Clark Fred” Anil Taminesa Mary

The Woman and Her Husband in a Moral Trance

Dorothy Dix argues that women bear blame for lavish living and deceit while men create false fantasies of Eden. She contends wives rarely grasp husbands finances, and men lie to sustain appearances. The piece advocates harmony through honest disclosure and cautions against extravagant expenses on bear incomes.

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White Sulphur Springs Golf Tourney Concludes

The Lumber Trade Guild tourney at Greenbrier No. 2 Role course ends with E. J. Harner of Cincinnati winning the championship trophy for 7% cholene and W. J. Smith of Boston taking the low net prize. Ladies and guests joined a 20 mile ride over Totridge and a luncheon at the Cuamo with many attendees from New York Boston Philadelphia and Newark.

Lumber Trade Gelt Association New York Philadelphia Boston Harthuore Middle West E. Jt. Harner Cincinnati W. J. Smith Mawars E. H. Barner Hansell Tickford C. P. Albert Newark Guy E. Robinson M. FB Whitbrick Hoston Moore Troth T. St Marshall Jeneninges Long Teland Roorem Horaeback Fidore M. M. Cochran A. Hy Cline Ra W. J. Cullom Mra F. Hy Moore F. W. Davia A. Raymond Koteler Stinson P.M. Bernardins Joer Mr. W. Toheri Stot Springs Mise Audray Davies Slater William Anser Frederick Mai Eugene M. O'Nell Iittaburah Johnstown Cuamo Edward Creer Mre Mre. Sloncore CG. Wainwright John P. Croserdra George T. Binich Jersey City and Stra Frederick Bruce Dawson Colmman Jorace Smedley G. EG. Anderson Hugh E. Whitney J. Cogan Margaret Cogan Graenvrier Robert JW. Rust Aron Stevens N. Ian Bedwarte Mra, Jremen Nw York J. A. Hall Ames A. Bailey George Illey Pittaburgh J. W. Frederic Boysttown, Pe Wilam G. Neary Mrs. Uolly Stover Chicaxo Thomas H. @owers Bridgeton N. J

Compensation Awards From State Works Department

State workers compensation awards distributed daily include Mia J W O'Donnell receiving 20 dollars monthly. her husband killed in an alloy plant incident on May 12. Five children each awarded 5 dollars a month. other family members receive 20 dollars monthly. Several cases involve deaths in coal mining and steel plants with spouses and children receiving monthly sums. Artists and foreign residents noted among recipients.

State Works Men’s Compensation Department Yaaterday Mia J. W. O'Donnell Crystal Crystal C. and C. Company Adam Albert Corn Florence Mary Maxdsiiine O'Donnell Marissa Yodoric Woythe Barebia Wae Theodors Todaric Hah Jerry Welrton Steel Company Weirtan Tra Ronaire Spolaric Lves Serbia John Spotaric New Iveland Pocahontas Coal Company Bair Annis Gates Louie Gates United States Martha Davis Chester James Fay Charlotte Katherine Harald Tunluts Mary Kovach Kimball Steve Kovach Houston Col- Nerten Company

Proper care of your teeth and gums

Prominent dental authorities warn that up to seventy percent of general bodily disorders enter through the mouth. Brushing alone misses crevices at The Danger Line where food particles cause decay. Squibb's Dental Cream, with over 50 percent Milk of Magnesia, neutralizes acids after brushing and protects the crevices, selling at 40 cents a large tube.

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