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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1924

Page

20

Youth Growth Study Shows August Peak in Child Growth

A New York report by the New York Association for Improving the Condition of the Poor reveals that children aged 4 to 13 grow fastest from August to December, with girls averaging 0.8 percent and boys 0.3 percent of annual growth during that period. The study emphasizes the value of short-term gains in assessing child development and the need for ongoing nutrition data to guide public health efforts.

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Parthenon Copy In Nashville Nears Completion

Nashville's Parthenon in Centennial Park nears completion as a faithful replica of the ancient structure. Sculptors Helen Kinney and Leopold Schex reproduce the original frieze and architectural details to create the world's exact Parthenon replica.

Nashville Tenn Centennial Park B. C Athens Helen Kinney Leopold F. Schex Tennessee Nushshte Aen

Germans sanction jazz for dances at Cassel congress

At the Cassel, Germany congress of the German Dancing Teachers Association on June 18, radicals and moderns won approval for jazz, ending conservatives' push to crowd out the old-time waltz. The vote granted the genre official recognition amid long-standing disputes over dance styles.

Dancing Teachers’ “Association Pris Cassel Germany German Dancing Teachers Association Jtha Jazn

Norway to exempt foreign shareholders from property tax

June 14. The finance committee of the Storting reports in favor of a proposal to exempt foreign shareholders in Norwegian companies from the property tax. Simultaneously a plan to raise income tax on foreign shareholders from 10 to 20 percent is proposed.

Norway TAX Christiana Storting Bye Tha Pronounal Foralkn Shareholdern Nore Werden

Kanawha County Girl Scouts Plan June Meetings

Kanawha County Girl Scouts announce a regular lunch meeting Tuesday at 12 15 PM in the Rotary Club dining room of the Kanawha Hotel to discuss camp arrangements and entertainments by Troops D and 7 and 10. Investiture Tuesday at 7 PM at the MLC Auditorium awards to notable scouts, plus health and attendance prizes.

Kanawha County Eonanett Rotary Club Kanawha Ae Scout Lavelock Girl Scouts Thoas Tenowue Martha May Hopper Anna May Farmer Maxine Wisher Pauline Stockton Mavis Wren Madelyn Eayle Frances Brown Cecilia Rupel Trans Maxine Ballard Elizabeth Belubes Virginia Robertson Calvary Arise Troon Virginia Carper Audrey Blagi Vercop Helen Asholder Moale Othes Eliginie Witeer Wodgen Virginian Sutherland Hazel Edwards Alda Morris Cleo Herne Surlta Byrd Josephine Fisher Gladys Byrd Adela Hutchinson Mildred Virginia Crowell Mary Leonard Gates Michel Knight Nina Davis Tauline Adkins Mary Wharton Joyce Mairs Countiqa Wit Princeton W. Va

Alaskan Praises Northern School at Fairbanks Visit

Alaska Territorial Senator Freak A. Aldrich extolled the Alaska Agricultural College and School of Mines at Fairbanks as vital to the territory. He praised President Charles B. Bunnell for long workdays and emphasized the desire for more Alaska high school graduates to enroll. The school hosts 52 students, with a mining department building recently completed and practical instruction including on site ore processing and chemical work.

Ketchikan Alaska Alaska Agricultural College and School of Mines Fairbanks Territorial Freak A. Aldrich Charles B. Bunnell Aldrich Bunnell Staton

Honey output rises as electricity aids beekeeping

Gloucester England June 14 Electricity use aided beekeeping per the Gloucestershire chamber of agriculture. Beehives heated by electricity during winter months boosted early honey gathering from fruit tree blossoms and increased output per hive overall.

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What Is Good Taste Julia Hoyt Explains Family Standards

Julia Hoyt writes on good taste in an ongoing series, arguing children reflect parental example more than words. She warns against undermining respect with parental familiarity and urges parents to maintain authority through character. Next week examines frightening children.

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Tragedy of Cedar Grove Mountaineer in Civil War

A Cedar Grove tragedy during the Civil War unfolds with Jake Pinson Hinson resisting Union soldiers who arrest him after a provocative remark. From the staged defense to the massacre inside his cabin, the event ends with Pinson’s death and a bereaved household, leaving a lasting local memory of wartime courage and brutality.

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Privately Owned Planes Rules Narrow in England

A partial note describes English aircraft regulation steps requiring daily airworthiness checks and certification by a recognized airframe authority. It notes plane owners must maintain their aircraft, with safety measures designed to protect the public, though the text is garbled in places.

England London Privaty Airplans Great Britain Menachia

Cardinals Acquire Doak after deal with Robins

The Brooklyn Robins traded pitcher Leo Deockerman to the St. Louis Cardinals for BNL Doak in a cashless deal at Ebbetts Field. The agreement followed Brooklyn versus St. Louis games with no money changing hands. Russians preserve aulochs in Moscow as about 200000 civilians acquire national defense roles.

Leo Deckerman St. Louis Bill Doak Brooklyn New York Leo Deockerman Brooklyn Rebdns St. Louis Cardinals BNL Doak St. Goule Ebbetts Field Moscow Caucasia

Flag Day keynote by Senator Chilton at Chiselton event

A large turnout heard Senator W E Chilton declare hope the motive force of progress and national unity in a Flag Day speech. He linked liberty to truth, warned against partisan double standards, and urged citizen duties, citing Yorktown and Gettysburg as emblematic battles. The program featured musical numbers, a history of the flag by Horace Meldahl, and a patriotic address by Chilton.

Quaerice Hope Chilton Lberty Pan Yorktown Gundey Tusne Chepultepes Santiago Chateau Thier

Community Chest Board to Meet for Coordination Conference

Hobert W. Kneebone announces the first monthly conference of Community Chest agency representatives. The meeting at the YWCA on Quarter Street tomorrow at 3 pm aims to reduce overlap, share best practices, and widen the scope of welfare work. Attendees include Juvenile Court with Miss Mary Yager and Miss Agnes L. Evans, Kanawha Public Health Nursing, the Girl Scouts, Federated Jewish Charities, Salvation Army, American Red Cross, Health Department, and others led by central officer Robert W. Kneebone.

Hobert WW. Kneebnne idocKetars Community Chest Quarnier Street Efert Charleston Butt Kneebone Stsaponsora Welfars Juvenile Court Mary Yager Agnes L. Evans Kanawha Public’ Health Nursing Association Margaret Warwitky Byrtle AWD Shepherd E. W. GA Milas Anna’ Taylor Bliss Blanche i Knowles Milea Hewan Mra. Buckner Boysenuts M. H FY Kinney Girl Scouts Mies Harriet Knicker-bocker Federated Jewish Charities Gillstein J. Reserberg Rabb Mortis Youngerman Tel Salvation Army Ininnt Klenzie American Red Cross Nelle Huncke Miso Erma Silke George C Rawall Central Office Robert W. Knaebone Mabel Mier Ilumane Society Harold Ritz de Valeria Wood Health Department J. B. Lobea

Germany regains Argentine trade lead in shipping data

Buenos Aires June 14 German flag ranked second in Argentina's trade before the war and, despite the surrender of mercantile marines, has almost regained the position since the peace treaty evening. Britain still holds the premier place with about 46 percent of trade. Germans expected to overtake second place within two to three years as new liners enter waters monthly. German emigration to Argentina grows, boosting ties with colonies in the north.

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Scholz Blames Coal Dilemmas On Pessimists At Luncheon

Charleston engineers heard Carl Schole argue coal troubles stem from pessimism and policy, tracing effects from blast furnaces near the Lakes to steel, transport, and public demand. Turner described a vast Charleston Logan high power line project, its mountain-top logistics, and completion timelines, promising a major industrial boost once built.

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Newer Form of Iron Promises Health Boost for Weary Neighbors

A self styled health ad claims a newer form of iron named Nuxated Iron improves fatigue, nerves, and strength. It urges readers to test their endurance, take two 5 grain tablets thrice daily after meals for two weeks, then recheck gains, asserting many nervous and tired people benefited.

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