Daily Gazette and Courier Aims for Readers in 1924
The Charleston station lists its daily and Sunday editions, monthly rates, and nationwide distribution. Editorial team and representatives are announced, with the paper entering Charleton’s post office in June 1924. The notice notes reprinting rights and credit practices for news from Associated Press.
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David Co. Inc
A. R
Keaton
Nery York
Flurtford Nido
Chicago
Pontotire
Charienton
Manientier
Reactionary ticket and the Cleveland renominating ticket
The piece argues for Coolidge and Dawes as a clear Republican choice, contrasting it with Democratic options. It links politics to economic progress, warns Democrats to nominate a platform centered on progress, and stresses a forward movement tied to modern life and technology. It notes tensions between conservative and progressive elements in both parties.
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Cleveland
Coolidge
Dawes
Pawes
Harding
Chicago
New York
Theron
Republican Party
Eds
Wheat Crop Estimates Signal Smaller Yield and Prices
The department of agriculture pegs this season’s wheat crop at 693 million bushels, about 100 million less than last year, with 184 million bushels of spring wheat and 509.6 million of winter wheat. Acreage declines and low prices weigh on farmers, while export surplus remains limited and farmers eye policy-driven price shifts. The piece blames fiscal and foreign policy for depressed wheat values and hints at potential changes if farmers tire of the current system.
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Department of Agriculture
The Horrors of Peace and the Mississippi Explosion
Reports on the battleship Mississippi disaster that killed 42 sailors during gun practice at sea raise questions about the causes. Officials will likely determine whether human or mechanical factors contributed, reflecting on peace era dangers and the burden of preparation for future conflict.
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Mississippi
No More War Prophecy Faces War Profiteering Costs
A speaker reflects on postwar pacifism and criticizes war taxes funding past debts. He cites 42 grieving homes from wartime losses aboard the battleship Mississippi, noting profiteers finance large militaries while families bear the costs. He laments press agents, lobbying, and profiteering tied to warfare, with veterans honored as flags cover caskets.
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United States
Washington
Mississippi
Peter Clark McFarlane obituary and reflections on self expression
The writer reflects on Peter Clark McFarlane who took his life after years of illness and torment. He celebrates McFarlane as a storyteller, preacher, actor, and writer with a vast audience, while contrasting his tragedy with other figures who found expression in art and life. The piece includes broad commentary on culture and politics of the era.
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Peter Clark McFarlane
Senius
McFarlane
Savanarolas
Rembrandts
Hugos
The Fun Shop Stories and Advertisements Collide
A jumble of comic sketches, notices, and market chatter shows quirky dialogue from The Fun Shop by Maxon Foxhail, with letters about Mortimer Cohen and a feathered hat satire. Readers are invited to submit original humorous pieces to the Fun Shop, Troy St. West Street, offering token payments and copyright notes.
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Lesman
Harry Potash
Texthwre
Mortimer Cohen
Cohen
P. McNeal
Uuelewyir
Mats Irea
Manuscrinis
Mil
Fun Shop
Thidden
Broadway Angels and the High Cost of Fame in Early Theatre
New York commentary from June 13 discusses the rise of major investor backers or angels in theater and film, noting how costly productions have become. It cites examples of backers funding stars, theatrical theaters, and even film projects, with large sums, and contrasts old days when small investors or agents sufficed.
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York
Broadway
Theatars
Gord
Severnk Hundead
Nef
Hong
Rye Morlady
Iin
Hig
Bugs Baer Warns On Radio Age And Public Speech
The speaker laments radio ratio and education shifts as children study geography via filament control. He claims lectures have faded, daily routines become music driven, and families adjust behavior to a new broadcasting era. He warns of constitutional changes and charter shifts amid a culture of rumor and rapid tech.
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Oaly
C. McQuade
Carleton Willams
St. Vitus
Ten Books That I Enjoyed Most Ten Books That I Enjoyed Most
From scattered excerpts a humorous collage emerges with references to Spalding's Baseball guides and Royal Magazine dialogue about food, whiskey, and etiquette. The passage contrasts earnest talk with the noise of broadcasting and notes the complaint about excessive chatter and crowded details.
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Royal Magazine
Ann
Dougal
Angus
Dowel
World windows on youth and war scars fade in memoirs
A collage of excerpts recounts a Los Angeles man seeking youth via gland injections that failed fatally, plus notes on French politics, Russian debt impacts, Stinnes and German aristocracy rumors, Kaiser, and antiwar reflections. The piece blends moral musings with era anxieties and political inroads across nations.
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Casued
Supcides
Prangce
Ai. Merriot
Lyons
Russia
Io Ss
Largels
M. Bervios
Frances
Rusia
Mose Securities
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