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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1925
Page
6
The newspaper opens with a reflective morning thought praising cheerful men who face change with a smile. The brief excerpt emphasizes resilience and hope, citing Charles Kingsley as the source of the quotation.
The piece argues Thomas Jefferson remains a defining yet flawed statesman. It notes his support for liberty while owning slaves, his wavering on constitutional powers, and mixed reactions to figures like Wilkinson and Marshall. The author likens Jefferson’s enduring stature to Woodrow Wilson while acknowledging inconsistencies in his career.
A reflective piece extols Thomas Jefferson for defending individual thought, criticizing government overreach, and championing education. It praises his knowledge of languages, law, and science, and notes his belief in unalienable rights and limited government. The text also mentions the Charleston Chamber of Commerce approving a railroad merger and quirky quotes from local rosters.
A fragmented 18th century style essay blends politics and finance. It cites Dr Arthur Nriskane and figures like Hearst, MA and MA’s rhetoric on leadership, stocks, and wartime ethics. It argues against war and highlights social issues from church state clashes to poverty, with cynical observations on American public discourse.
Washington mourns Gus Buchholz once proprietor of the Occidental hotel and restaurant. A German born, he built a democratic dining haven influential in wartime support and bond drives. He hosted wartime crews, funded securities, and remained a beloved, public-spirited figure in the capital.
New York gossip notes that temperamental stars are being replaced as producers shift toward balanced casts. A recent wave shows stars quitting, others stepping in unseen, reshaping Broadway’s star system and signaling a possible decline in individual marquee names.
A garbled New York weather wrap reports extreme heat across the city with bizarre mishaps and oddities. It notes record temperatures in Newark and Harlem mishaps from overheated scenes, including a Staten Island breath incident and a Bronx footbath tale, painting a chaotic heatwave portrait.
A 1925 verse fragment from E. Just Folks Wan Fame explores fame as a reward for service not vanity. It argues that true distinction comes only after deeds and steady effort, not pursuit of public glory. The poem contrasts superficial glamour with the enduring dignity earned through work.
A fragment of a 1923 children’s story features Peter Rabbit and Jumper the hare examining newborn babies. The tale contrasts furless infants with furred youngsters, highlighting parental pride and perception of beauty across species. The dialogue centers on baby appearances and imagined fur coats.
Clarksburg Exponent reports engineers have assessed northern West Virginia coal properties for a proposed merger. Operators largely back the plan to unite properties under one management, promising industry improvements and hopeful prospects amid the regional coal field.
Manila reports a strong sugar season as Pampanga Sugar Mills Del Carmena crushed cane in March recording 1920 tons and sugar output of 1810 tons, signaling a robust Philippine talynda production outlook despite incomplete figures from other mills.
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