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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1928
Page
6
Baker Named to World Court Post by President Coolidge
The Gazette lauds the appointment of Hon. Newton D. Baker to succeed the late Oscar S. Straus as American delegate to the Permanent Court of Arbitration at The Hague. Baker, a West Virginia native, is praised for experience, devotion to peace, and nonpartisan stature alongside Elihu Root Charles Evans Hughes and John Bassett Moore.
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Baker
World Court
Mr. Coolidge
League of Nation
Wilson
Court of Arbitration
the Hague
Sre Elihu Root
Charles Evans
Hughes
John Bassett Moore
Coolidge
West Virginia
Pieces of Soap and Economic Fancy in a Rugged Age
A column explores how everyday items like soap become economic symbols as scientists seek cheaper substitutes to drive trade. It questions small consumer pieces replacing bulk soap and recalls the simple joy of bathing with large bars before lamenting the loss of that experience and the chaos of chasing tiny, discarded substitutes.
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Father
Ilitemper
Soap and taxes stir reader protests over daily needs
Readers mock a stingy soap supply and critique a tax law that favors foreign-built yachts. The letter-writer cites Bill Jones and fellow citizens, arguing no relief for the common taxpayer and calling for bigger soap and splashy baths.
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Bill Jones
J Alfred Taylor Nominated for West Virginia Governor
The Gazette lauds J Alfred Taylor on the Democratic ticket praising his honesty and public service. It cites his legislative work in Raleigh Kanawha and two terms in the National House, noting his tax cut vow and pledge to reduce state payrolls and curb extravagance. It argues he is a straight, devoted candidate with broad appeal.
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Washington
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Raleigh
Kanawha
6Th Congressional District
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Abraham Lincoln
Woodrow Wilson
Democratic Party Platform and Houston Convention Goals
The Richmond News Leader argues that national conventions primarily nominate candidates who can advance core party principles like individual liberty and local government, rather than drafting new platforms. It notes Democrats historically defend liberty against centralization and foreign trade limits while prioritizing practical paths to victory in November.
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Rockerfeller Definition Sparks Debate On Education
Arthur Brisbane surveys education and finance themes raised by John D. Rockefeller Jr and others. He notes Rockefeller’s view that college should not simply cram dates and facts but shape character, while warning against mere money-minded training and speculative ventures.
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Rockefeller
Ford Inn to Close on Sundays in Sudbury Mass
Henry Ford's Wayside Inn in Sudbury will be closed on Sundays under the Ford Sunday closing rule starting next week. The historic tavern has drawn motorists for years but will shift to a closed Sunday policy while grounds remain open to visitors. Forty employees gain Sundays off. managers and staff adjust schedules accordingly. The inn, once a popular Sunday stop, will implement the new policy to align with Ford guidelines.
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Henry Fords
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Ford
Swimming booklet offered by The Charleston Gazette
The Washington Bureau distributes two swimming booklets from the American National Red Cross. The guides cover beginners and advanced swimmers with water safety tests. Send four cents for postage and handling to Frederic J. Haskin, director, for a copy.
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American National Red Cross
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Information Bureau offers fact questions answered by newspaper
Readers can mail questions to the Charleston Gazette Information Bureau in Washington D C seeking answers on general topics. The Bureau provides research results but not legal or financial advice and charges two cents for return postage.
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Tragedy Strikes Thud as Boys Die and Neighbors Restrain
In Thud near Scranton Pa Harry Stevens a year old was electrocuted as he ran toward a charged electric pole wire near his home James Evans a neighbor narrowly escaped harm while attempting to help Stevens The incident prompted a local inquiry into electrical safety and pole maintenance. Boston company trucks patrol tourist camps while a tax on adult males funds local road and park improvements.
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Scranton
Harry Stevens
James Evans
Young Steven
Herpes and Fever Blisters Health Card Notes
Overview of fever blisters or herpes around the mouth and body. Causes include illness, dental issues, or viral infection with recurring attacks. Treatments suggested include drying powders and gentle cleansing, avoiding moisture, and seeking medical advice for persistent or severe cases.
McIntyre Day by Day Explores Theatrical Stars and Alcohol
New York columnist notes three female stars of similar ages whose careers collapsed due to chronic alcoholism. One faded on opening nights, another became a frequent drunk on stage, and a third vanished from public view while remaining technically spotless. The piece also surveys industry trends from shirt business to automated news kiosks and travel theater plans.
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Baer Facts By Bugs Baer Konyrigt 1925 radio satire
A humorous critique of a 1925 Kansas City radio convention with jabs at the opening prayer, keynote speech delays, gavels and nominating addresses. It lampoons chaotic proceedings, long orations, and the crowd’s frustrated reactions as candidates are not named.
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