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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1930
Page
2
Fragments describe annual feasts in memory of a husband Chief Marry White who died in 1918 and a daughter named Alms. The text notes a widow’s observances and a delegation movement to Wellington to oppose immigration changes connected to Quapaw fortunes and Oxlahotte banks.
Green Chic Auto Shade Bat seeks black pas as part of a color choice dispute. Yanks involvement noted with insistence on specific shade. Water green described in fragmentary note as chile reference.
Dorothy Dix defines a good father as a guiding, intelligent figure who values his children beyond money. He engages with them from infancy, mentors through life’s traps, shares responsibility with their mother, and models humility by acknowledging his own flaws while guiding teens toward prudent paths.
Dorothy Dix argues a good father should be a trusted friend to his children not an autocrat The father guides youth by tact and understanding allowing self determination while checking behavior through wise counsel and gentle sleuthing to prevent unhappy outcomes Mary Bill and John benefit from his balanced approach acting as mentor and advisor to avoid misery and poor choices.
New York June 8 The table lists per share earnings for firms this week with 1929 vs 1928 comparisons. International Telephone 3.03 vs 3.47 Tobacco Products 0.44 vs 0.56 Postal Telegraph 0.66 vs 2.27 Indicates increased capitalization and preferred stock effects across several companies.
Rome reports Major Umberto Maddalena and Lieutenant Fausto Cecconti received the silver medal for aeronautical bravery after setting a nonstop endurance record of 67 hours and 15 minutes in a solo flight without refueling.
In Sew Castle Pennsylvania Judge Hildebrand will hear motions for new trials for Irene Schroeder and Walter Glenn Dague, both condemned for first degree murder in the December killing of State Patrolman Brady Paul on the Butler Mew Castle road. If denied, appeals to the state supreme court and clemency requests remain possible pathways.
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