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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1935
Page
5
New York June 13 17 Sax Rohmer British mystery writer arrives with a plan to ship criminals to a Pacific island where they must grow food, build shelter, govern themselves, and survive with armed patrols guarding escape. He wonders if dangerous women would be sent there and notes the experiment would reveal what race would arise.
Analyzed debate about humane crime policy contrasts openair confinement with harsher measures. Rohmer champions a more sensible system avoiding cruel stone confinement and argues punishment should reflect survival of the fittest concept, while touching on broader social questions about children and play.
A family prepares for a country trip but lacks room for dolls. Ten year old Mary is heartbroken as dolls and toys are left behind while clothes and pets travel in trunks and baskets. The piece laments missing playthings and the impact on a child's vacation.
The intermediate court grand jury is expected to return indictments today or tomorrow. The June term docket will be set Monday. Grand jurors began presenting and have examined over 200 witnesses. A large number of state troopers and city policemen were heard yesterday. Some persons who appeared without summons were asked to return later.
Vienna scientist Dr. Ferdinand Scheminzky demonstrated a stethoscope attached to a recording device enabling physicians to hear a heart’s action without the patient present. Recordings may be mailed to specialists, aiding consults and teaching on heart disorders.
Teeland forecasts Iceland may begin its inaugural air route this summer. A Dutch company has applied to Icelandic authorities to acquire terminal landing fields for a proposed line from Amsterdam via Aberdeen and the Faroe Islands.
Deputy sheriffs serving final notices on delinquent personal property taxpayers made few levies during the week. Ira Davis, Ehler deputy sheriff, said yesterday that most of the persons ...
Thousands of women report benefits from Cardus a purely vegetable medicine for periodical nervousness and weakness due to poor nourishment. Mrs C E Foreat Summit Miss says Cardul gave relief from cramping and fatigue after six bottles and still recommends it to friends. If Cardus does not help consult a physician.
Fragmentary OCR passage discusses paying taxes, real estate and personal property, and a special levy. Mentions deputies serving final notices since Monday and notes delinquency changes. Lacks coherent facts or identifiable entities.
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