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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1925
Page
16
Copeland reports Los Angeles June 13 says two items dominated costs in U S Navy maneuvers off Hawaii. Broadside guns cost over 183000 dollars and powder costs 41000 per broadside. Food for sailors ran 17075 daily to feed three meals for the combined fleet during the exercise.
An advertisement promotes Parisian hair tonic and scalp treatment to stop hair loss and itching. It claims Men’s aid dandruff control and hair growth with money refund. Names Scott Bros and Groverists appear, urging readers to remember the product name Sage-test for scalp care.
Brussels June 13 Napoleon shown as ardent lover in five published letters to an unknown woman, possibly Mlle de Lauberis de Saint Germain. Letters speak of trust, affection, and social distinctions, mixed with jealous longing and pleas for reciprocity, framed by a historical rumor of his romantic vulnerability.
CHICAGO June 13 A cure for the tired bored feeling after an art gallery visit is sought by the American Association of Museums Professor Edward Robinson of the University of Chicago leads studies to find how many pictures viewers should see and how variety labels affect retention and appreciation Experiments test if viewing many pictures of the same type or different kinds changes memory and enjoyment.
Berlin reports from official Prussian and national forecasts say crop prospects for 1925 are as favorable as 1818, with experts predicting a record harvest and excellent yields across Germany.
Connecticut will spend upward of a million dollars annually for three years to build a model highway along Long Island Sound from Greenwich to New Haven. The plan uses the Boston Post Road as a base, removes trolley tracks to private rights of way, and creates an 8 mile 38 foot wide highway. the trolley company will contribute about 500,000 with exact figures pending engineers. The project envisions future extensions toward Rhode Island and Massachusetts, while state laws tax gasoline to fund road construction and regulate stations.
Oxford students are noted for wearing trousers with an exceptionally wide bottom measured at 24 inches. The report also mentions rebuilt American typewriters growing popular in Hungary.
Eve Cochran died after being choked by a niece connected to an apple tart incident, in Port Jervis. Germany announces a steel syndicate project aiming to produce 13,432,911 metric tons annually.
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