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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1926
Page
4
Daily and Sunday editions offered at various subscription rates in Charleston West Virginia. A Thought for Today quotes E H Harriman on pursuing business and staying ahead of times, noting success comes from constant effort.
A speech praising Spanish American War veterans is followed by partial campaign expense figures from Pennsylvania. The piece notes historical battles and honors veterans in Charleston and lists fundraising components for Pepper Fisher, Pinchot, and Vare campaigns with a reported total of 1 393 818 72 dollars and clarifies gaps in the Allegheny county data.
George Eastman advocates a calendar reform with uniform months and weeks to simplify costs. The article traces calendar history from the Egyptian system to the Gregorian reform, noting 365.242 days per year and the handling of the five or six extra days. Julius Caesar and Augustus Caesar modified months to fit divination and luck.
The article explains why the current calendar has defects and outlines the Cotsworth thirteen month plan. It describes Year Day on December 29 and a four week month system with fixed weekdays, plus business advantages and adjustment challenges. It notes 1922 League of Nations inquiry and broad business interest. Dawes reportedly breaks with Coolidge, signaling party unity.
A Washington man asserts that the real power behind the scenes lies with Andrew Mellon, claiming he controls the White House and will name the next president, Hoover, despite public doubt that the country will accept him. The piece cites Dearborn Independent as the source.
A chaotic sheet fragment ties cardinal visits to U.S. politics, praising freedom of religion while criticizing government church separation. It links Brookhart and capital control to a world court push, notes aviation gains and theater consolidations, and mentions a petrified brain discovery near Moscow as a baffling science curiosity.
Ten children of Tanne J. Yorbas weigh over ten pounds in total, each over one pound. They all share one mother from Mr. Forbes. The Kentuckite Hix family has ten children of which five are boys and five are girls.
A Paris observer describes a June evening along the Avenue de l Opéra with crowds spilling from shops into taxis and subways. The narrator notes color, motion, and the mix of workers, peasants, and newsboys, along with scenes at the Arc de Triomphe and Montmartre showing urban life, chatter, and curiosities.
The article explains how the body relies on blood flow to prevent gangrene mortification and tissue decay. It discusses the importance of circulation and the dangers of interrupted blood supply to organs and systems.
An article explains how blood travels from heart to tissues via arteries and capillaries and back through veins. It warns that any interruption can cause gangrene, with signs starting as a blue or black spot and progressing to tissue death if untreated. A doctor should be consulted promptly for proper treatment, especially for throat remedies not affecting the tone.
Fragmentary verse describes a wedding mood and the joy of a bride and groom amid lingering family and friends. The text hints at a celebration with music and shared happiness.
A scrambled text with romantic vows and names interwoven with garbled phrases. It mentions love, hope, and a promise of commitment, set against a tender but uncertain backdrop. The passage reads like a personal letter or lyric fragment, with emotional themes but unclear context or identities.
Loxan West Virginia June 11 editor Gazette notes J T Tiklund’s claim to run for Renubstern nomination in the sixth district. The letter questions his Charleston residency claims and suffrage status, urging correction before the election.
The Williamson Daily News reports the Lake cargo rate case will be reopened with a July 20 IPC hearing. It notes West Virginia lines face discrimination against Pittsburgh and Ohio districts, cites historical rate differentials, and argues for restoring prior favorable terms to Virginia operators.
General offices move from Charleston to Mayetteville for the New River and Pocahontas Consolidated Coal company. TP C Thomas announces relocation to the Vanxey residence, converted into offices and dwelling for Dr Thomas. New mine supply purchasing agent IT Fulpen to manage Pond Creek Collieries and Norfolk and Western needs including Vulcan, Leaford, and Pond Creek operations amid rising national coal demand and 가격.
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