Thoughtful Postoffice Motto in Charleston Office
A brief editorial fragment from the Charleston West Virginia Postoffice shares a Thought For Today about happiness as more than a system of benevolence but an organized effort to help many people. It notes the quote He profits most who agrees best.
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Notable anti union figures cited in a fiery cross-ideology reflection
The piece lists several political and civic figures described as blood curdlers and radical opponents. Mentioned are Harry M. Daugherty, Frank B. Kellogg, Alvin Tufts Fuller, Mary G. Kilbreth, J. Eichelberger, Archibald Ewing Stevenson, Fred M. Marvin, Matthew Woll, Mrs. Alfred J. Brosseau, and a Gastonia district attorney. The author derides their actions against communists and radicals and mocks William Green.
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Massachusetts
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Woman Patriot
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J. § Eichelberger
Miss Mary
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Lusk
Fred M. Marvin
Searchlight
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Alfred J. Brosseau
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Gastonia
North Carolina
Simmons Defeated in North Carolina Senate Nomination
Longtime North Carolina Senator Furnifold M Simmons loses renomination to Janet W Bailey of Raleigh after decades of service. Bailey, described as a capable, energetic candidate, is praised for youth and vigor to lead the state Democratic Party amid shifting political conditions.
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Red Herring committee cites AFL leader in probe
A report on the Salheere Evening Bun notes a controversial inquiry by the Red Herring committee. It mentions William Green, president of the American Federation of Labor, as a witness amid criticism that the probe targets American interests and risks political bias.
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Obituary for Hon. Robert F Kidd Legislator and Lawyer
The passing of Hon. Robert Franklin Kidd, longtime member of the house of delegates and ex state senator, brings sorrow to Charleston and the state. He was a debater, campaign speaker, and trial lawyer known for parliamentary precedence and leadership in legislative contests. The Gazette offers sympathy to his family.
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Metropolitan visions amid rural doubt in West Virginia
The Wheeling News discusses population shifts in counties around Lobokan Wanewha, noting gains and declines since 1920 and a framed metropolitan dream. It explores local vehicle license plate distribution debates, Democratic party prospects in 1840 era, and prohibition poll outcomes across West Virginia towns, highlighting mixed support and regional contrasts.
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Einstein and space in the Book of Genesis clash
The editorial discusses Einstein, space, and matter with references to Newton, ether, and cosmic architecture. It recalls Dr Finstein and remarks on how space and matter relate, noting the difficulty of reconciling gravitation and geometry.
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Schwab Mansion Faces Demolition Rumor Resurfaces in New York
An old New York feature recounts the Charles M Schwab mansion near Riverside Drive. The landmark once famed for its terraced lawn and ornate interiors has stood shuttered for years amid whispers of demolition and replacement by modern towers.
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Questions and Answers from The Gazette Readers
A reader requests answers to trivia and general knowledge questions printed in the Gazette. The piece includes sample Q A items on history geography and literature, plus an invitation to obtain a Children’s Parties bulletin from The Washington Bureau.
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Jack Horner
Washington
Jane Addams Praised For Social Work At Bull House
The text honors Jane Addams for founding Bull House with Miles Starr and reshaping lives through vision, patience, and service. It notes the Prime Minister’s cable and quotes remarks on women entering family wages by 1940, while urging clearer policies and practical action.
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Chicago
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Sievlem
Miles Ton ‘Starr
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MacDausis
Great Britain
A Washington Bystander by Kirke BImpsion
Kirke Bimpsion profiles Louie Ludlow a 26 year press gallery veteran from Indiana now a congressional observer. Ludlow advocates decentralizing government via a commission study and publishes excerpts in the Congressional Record drawing support from governors, judges, Edison and Ford figures, signaling potential presidential timber.
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Sulphur in Diet and Jewelry Causes Noted Advisory
Letter from Lulu Sant Peters discusses skin darkening from gold and silver jewelry due to sulfur compounds. It explains the role of sulfur in body and food proteins and suggests diet or excessive animal protein could influence skin excretion. The piece references agriculture and condiment advisories and offers a pamphlet on balanced diet.
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