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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1926

Page

10

Unusual Floral Display At South Side Woman's Show

The South Side Woman's Club hosted a spring show with varied floral displays and prizes. Members donated rare plants and bulbs, which were sold to add to club funds as Mrs. Fred Auld led the event with help from several club officers.

South Side Rosne Fred Auld W. Hall Merc J. FF. Douchett C V. Modes George Hill Charles Uhrin Penny Lea Loeb Stra. Auld Larnay Frilliant Lond Aire J. BH. Thomas Jimi Noir Cissa TV Mra John Laing Loeb Druechki Ars Glenn Fagar Amet Virieller White Claas V Climbers Ratt Mira Irate Herren Auld MacAndrews Ire Pratt Mias Salmond Joe Emerick Thomas Charing Loeb Watgon Koonts

Howard's Buttermilk Cream Debut At Local Stores

Howard's Buttermilk Cream promotes easy use and low cost with a 20 Attin price. The ad promises a full refund if not satisfied and directs readers to purchase at drug or toiletry counters.

Peckeko Brian Noward Potterfield Salle Lowe

Moone's Emerald Oil Promises Vein Reduction At Home

An advertisement touts Moone's Emerald Oil as a remedy for enlarged veins and varicose conditions. It claims dramatic home treatment results, urging readers to buy original bottles and apply the oil to reduce vein bulges, with claims of widespread public comfort and cure.

Moone Rene Bullivant

Anger as a health danger and self-control lesson

A health note warns anger is a dangerous foe to mankind. It describes how anger raises heart rate and blood pressure, risks brain vessels, and can cause stroke. It urges temperance and self-control from childhood, with practical tips to calm someone ready to erupt.

Sixth Man Dies in Sand Pit Blast at Berkeley Springs

June 1 reports confirm Oliver Stern died at home as the death toll from yesterday’s explosion rises to six. Injured Norris is hospitalized in Staunton and not expected to survive. Emory Miller and G W Miller were killed. two others, Tilman Dawson and Irvin Tens, died en route or later. A crew of 18 tamped dynamite at the mine site when a single hole fired prematurely, destroying the final stage of the work and burying Miller’s body.

Berkeley Springs Oliver Stern Norris Stadinburg Irvin Tens Emory

Dodge Brothers salvage lumber and metal reclamation flow

Dodge Brothers Salvage Lumber describes reclaiming waste material from its plant to cut costs. The system recycles discarded metal lumber and paper, returning usable material, with millions of feet of lumber reclaimed annually and waste material valued at about 1.5 million dollars in 1938. Iron and steel dominate the scrap, with prices ranging from 4 dollars per ton to 1000 dollars per ton for tin content. The autoloaded process moves scrap directly from plant to mill for reuse.

Dodato Brothers, Inc China Ma Point Dodee Brothers, Inc Thare Ant Dodge Mrothers, Inc Wtort Antil

Day by day radio schedule list across many cities

United Press compilation lists WEAF and WEAR programs for city specific time slots from 6:30 in Altona to 11:00 in New York and Chicago. Entries note orchestras, dances, concerts, markets, and news features across multiple stations and regions.

Statens WEG Altona Therpesa WEAF Eero Cleveland Janeeen Janeeen's Orchestre Avon Detrotf Linner Concent Luute New York Detroit Pica Gecrdnette Gichesien WTIG Hartford sTe.n Troy Tate Lansing Miami Beach Ark Ia Ubeda Telasthe Madermen Orchestre Emer Volice Wea Kew York CHAS Ottawa Aerhetol Orchestra Chateau Lawrier WLIT Philadelphia Fox Bhiler Sai Mittsburch William Penn Warp Port Huron DO Wiliam Warren Ter Providence WEVA Richmond Ilawaslan Orcheatra Angie Sims Ormeniet Waanig Richmond Hill Springfield Stodia Mosmale Oronto Marto Wats Fe STAG Worcester Itonil WSAL Cincinnati WSAI Darce KYEX Hastings Lincoln Prograce Hor Springs Reacher i Paessoln Eal Grehestra Xrre Houston Torek Bay Taecall Studia Orhels Jefferson City Fitacoom Cruse Kansas City Yao Falk Ceboise Drake Rae Tancoln Hellate Angeles Los Angeles Lolisville Kentucky Wight Ioa Dantemrunke Kas Loce Speros Erland Comenmity Algtt KPO San Louis Fregran Tree Weaf CNEW Winnitec Moreso

Banks of seven states bid on state bonds in spirited market

Banking houses from North Carolina, New York, Ohio, Missouri, West Virginia and others submitted bids to the state sinking fund for issued bonds. W. McNear & Co. Chicago bought Charleston Independent School District bonds at a premium. Parkerburg and Hinton districts also saw strong competition with large premiums.

Banking and Investment Houses North Carolina TiInolr New York Ohio Missouri Bmidhean West Virginia State Sinking Fund Commission Aus Charleston Independent Co. W. McNeor Chicago State House W. McNear and Company Purchard Chartetan Independent School Parkasbury Echool Winton Bonds Hinton Independent Snaves Company Cincinnati St. Paul Stinn Minga County Prudien and Company Toledo Soma Ataten Honda Perrone Charleston Chisago Wiliam R. Compton Company New York City Kenawha Valley Bank Kanawha Banking and Trual Company Marrix, Forbas and Company Well, Troth and Irving Hautman, Smith and Company Louis Detroit Trust Company Detroit Mich Strathhan, Harris and Outiis Bray, Borworth and Company A. T. Dench and Company W. L. Sington and Company Tt. B. Grant and Company Senson~ Good and Mayer A. T. Bell and Company N. R. Wit and Company Parkersburg C. W. McNear Com Pany Chicese NeNear and Company Chicaco Drake, Jonox and Company Aisaseel Well, Roth and Irving Kattmaen, Smith End Company St. Louis Cto Stranahen, Harris and Oatis Pradden and Company A. B. Leach and Company Wy, L, Slayton and Company TM. Grant and Company Sexaongood and Mayer Cinccinnati A.T. Ball and Company Hinton N, & Mul and Company BloNear and Company Drakond, Company Gripebares Provident Ma Ani HM and Company Cieinnat Frog Emert and Company, Incorporated Bt Bouts Emery, Peck and Rockwood Brranahan, Jarria and Oatis Hraun, Benworth and Company W. le Slayton and Company M. Grant and Company Kalman St. Paul Minny Ainee and Company Ahigo County Prudden and Company Successul N.swn and Company Stranahan, Harris and Ontis Prodan and’ Company Toloo Bonda Kanawha County Woo County Hinton Independent Diatriat Summera County State George VW. Sharp Maj.wana Ne Bond Willis Johnson Jftate

Salvage operations at Dodge Brothers plant described

The report details salvage and handling of cast iron borings and non ferrous metals from the Dodge Brothers Inc plant. It covers sweeping from cylinder departments, crushing large turnings and drillings, direct shipments to furnaces, lumber and box reclamation, box reclaiming totals, lumber reuse in crates, and extensive recovery of packaging and papers.

Bargert Ttem Cylinder Amall Steel Dnddika Drothers, Inc Aurpar Planta Boxpa Smpllera Thane Odda Vara Valvaxe IEG Mhustratun Tka Doge Droth Orm Inc

Diplomas Awarded Carnegie Institute Students

In Pittsburgh on June 8, General William Warclay Par nont signed and delivered the commencement address at the Carnegie Institute of Technology. President Thomas S. Laker handed diplomas to 16 members of the class of 1936. Honor students included Collinge of Fine Arts Alpha H. Pink Huntington West Virginia College of Industries Reginata Rowley Wheeling West Virginia Sollee of Engineering John J. Kinghorn Wheeling West Virginia.

Pittsbungh William Warclay Parnont Moldiet Columbia University Board of Truatean Carnegie Institute of Technology Thomas 8. Laker Reginata Rowley Wheeling, W. Va Sollee Engineering John JH Kinghorn Wheeling, W, Va

Fake stamp seizure at New York office raid

Federal agents raided the Authographing company office in New York and seized 3,000,000 counterfeit stamps valued at 250,000 dollars. The raid followed eight weeks of inquiry into revenue stamps used in whiskey holes, leading investigators to the sixth floor of a building in the engraving and stamping district.

New York Federal Sgonta Authographing Company Washington Cluga Towa

Math Travel Barriers During War Time Contact

Reading from fragmented notices, the report notes that math exchanges are permitted between Rumani a and Rusule for the Chet Aime during wartime, while telegrams and other forms of messaging remain forbidden, reflecting restricted communications and channels.

Math Rumania Rusule Chet Aime

A Tough Situation Ailing Father Tries Matr’s Remedy

A man with five years of stomach and liver trouble, supporting a wife and four children, tries Matr’s preparation advertised to remove intestinal mucus and ease inflammation. He notes cousin’s suggestion from Co lumbia and reports feeling better after the dose. Product promises money back via Potters Roxall store or druggists nationwide.

Columbue Matr CA. Potterfield Roxall Ady

Mystery of G. F. P. Popular With Women

An advertisement claims St. Joseph's G. F. P. relieves catarrh of the generative organs, easing pains, nervousness, head aches, and low mood. It asserts the remedy is effective for women and girls across social classes, tracing origin to "mindy obd research" and lab blending.

St. Joseph's Tor F. P. Fe

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