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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1925

Page

2

California Man Invents Corn On Cob Server Invention Spotlight

California inventor Bert Berry of Los Angeles unveils a two part corn on the cob server designed to hold butter and keep sleeves clean. The device aims for sanitary dining and comfort, with heatable ends for handles and a cover that lifts to access the corn. Los Angeles officials note women smoke on street cars and a conductor faces city rules as a local debate over smoking on transit continues.

Copeland C. Berg Los Angeles Sun America Bert Herry Tosiangeles England Berry California Corporation Holder C. ¥. Means Ankadf

Claims U S Burdened by Too Many Laws

Syracuse on November 14. Stewart & Ita enek, noted Syracuse lawsro find banker and former corporation coun ael, urged a proposed federal constitutional amendment to require Congress not to create new laws unless existing ones are repealed. Attorney Hancock argued there are far too many laws in the books and that removals would reduce law breaking.

Syracuse Congress Stewart Itaenek Syracuse Lawsro Corporation Counael Hancock

Laborer Hides Gift With Anonymity

Bolton, England. An anonymous mill worker donated five thousand dollars to the Bolton Infirmary. The donor entered the infirmary office, placed a package of notes on the desk, and left with the instruction to count them without seeking a receipt and to keep the giver unnamed. The note also warned that further gifts depend on anonymity. Nearby, a separate item notes that business taxes in Jugomavia range from 25 to 36 percent of net income.

Bolton England Bolton Infirmary Jugo- M@avia

Lael of Irish Holds in This Near Tragedy

Boston June 14 Riohard OToole trapped in a turbine engine incident at an elevated power station in West Roxbury. A fellow worker feared a horrific death as the belt grabbed him and he was hurled into the air before being discharged from city hospital after treatment for indigestion.

Boston Riohard O'Toole Raxfurs O'Toole Py Alles

Wall Street Servitors and Neighborhood Life in New York

An early 20th century portrait describes Wall Street workers and the surrounding neighborhood life with references to a diverse immigrant community. It notes the Rawing Green neighborhood association and a model four story dwelling on West Street, plus a riverfront playground, clubs, classes, health services, and community efforts across Manhattan’s immigrant groups. The piece references Samuel Earn and Paul Franklin, executive director of the association, highlighting low wage workers and their nightly routines in a crowded urban setting.

Perations Rawing Greenighborhood Assectieten Nee Dvity Mvelline Novae West Streen Bendy Prchestras Furming Neople Aeelal Politiea Wall Hanks Carey Samual Wettermirents Paul Pranklin Triumph Wetlytlies

Tariff policy debate centers on thesis claim in South Africa

APETOWN June 14 South African new tariff policy is allegedly based on a thesis by a University of Pennsylvania scholar Joubert to justify the plan Col Reltz of the South African party accused in a debate. The opposition claims the document was the herd at trade and judiciar report origin for the policy.

Apetown T Steat Joubert University of Pennsylvania Reltz Penlivaenc Crbietend Keita Ie Teade Doubert

Checking Account as An Investment

A checking account is presented as a prime investment, enabling mobilized cash for gainful trading and profits during accumulation. It grants banker's insight and future planning, tying personal finance to secure banking membership as emphasized by The Charleston Clearing House Association.

The Charleston Clearing House Association Every Charleston Bank

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