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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1926

Page

2

Coolidge Plan Would Spend 50 Million Yearly On Rivers

In a speech at a Missouri university dinner Dwight D. Davis promoted a $50,000,000 annual federal program for inland waterways development. He urged Congress to authorize this level of spending for the remainder of the Coolidge administration, calling it essential to lower freight costs and boost public dividends. The Ohio and Great Lakes systems were highlighted as key beneficiaries, with rivers already carrying millions of tons and valued freight. Davis noted prior year appropriations and cited potential 30 percent freight-rate savings, aiming for a three year completion window.

Columbia Coolidge Dwight I. Davia Coolldee War Eectasary University of Congress Thia-Dafnite Nard Davia An & Whole Cartan Great Lakes Monongahela

Parfect Purification of the System Promoted

A health advertisement claims physicians endorse Purification as Nature's foundation of perfect health. It urges a thorough Calotabs course, taken one or two weekly, to cleanse the body and restore vitality, noting availability at drugstores.

Courageous Woman's Letter on Divorce and Children

Dorothy Dix argues divorce harms children and tests a mother's resolve. A 17 year old writer complains of sisters chasing brothers, while Dix emphasizes parental example, honesty, and strength. The column blends letters from readers about marriage, age, and social expectations.

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Amid Dull Sagas of Age and Life in a Fragmented Notice

Fragmentary wartime style column notes many local names and moves. Mentions Dorothey Dix, degrees awarded, travelers between Logan and Charleston, and residents at Sejeon Creek, Renick, Greenbrier College, and the New River Bank.

Milas Frank Greenbrier College Alex Samuel Arid Charleston Nra Mias Amoret Moore Intt Thurmond Thomas Jeeper Lesiie Minn Lacy D. Dol Preston

Nerve Energy Based On Glands Says Physician

At a Chicago medical convention a physician asserted nervous disorders benefit from glandular treatment. He claimed the glandular remedy could be taken by mouth with no operation needed and introduced Glandoder as a new gland stimulant. Bullman stores advertise the product and locations.

Chicago Tle Bullman Tol Virginia Summers Suudy

Patience Our Policy in The Saturday Evening Post

An excerpt notes Europe’s current aloof stance and a woman’s rejection as comments on patience, good will, and sound judgment. It highlights Richard Washburn Child’s article Patience Our Policy in The Saturday Evening Post, now on sale for five cents, praising Coolidge and Kellogg’s measured approach.

Europe

Banbury Cross by Frances Noyes Hart

A glimpse of a novel setup where a famous opera star despises her singing and a renowned music critic detests music. A romantic mystery unfolds as European intrigue and shadowy scenes collide with a quiet New England village, promising fireworks.

Banbury Cross Frances Noyes Hart Pyrenees Basque

Post Now On Save The Island in the Night and More

An assortment of features in the current issue includes Save The Island in the Night by Hugh MacNair Kahler Biscuits Cabaret The Acid Test by Arthur Train Rough House Rosie by Nunnally Johnson Battle Scared by Octavus Roy Cohen Puppy Dogs Tails by Roland Pertwee Selling Style by Olive Chapin Lawson The Inside of the Criminals Mind by Louis EB Bisch Netting Results by Vincent Richards Who's Who in Heed by Walton Green Making a Living in France by Jesse Rainsford Sprague Trial Marriage Part Two by Elizabeth Alexander The Dreadful Night Fourth Part by Ben Ames Williams.

Hugh MacNair Kahler Biscuits Leonard H. Nason Arthur Train Rough House Rosie Nunnally Johnson Octavus Roy Cohen Roland Pertwee Olive Chapin Lawson Louis EB Bisch Vincent Richards Walton Green France Jesse Rainsford Sprague Elizabeth Alexander Ben Ames Williams

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