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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1928

Page

6

Thoughtful Birthday Greeting for Little Gates Thurston

A June 15, 1938 newspaper item notes the third birthday of Little Gates Thurston, a brief birthday mention amid local notices. The piece appears in a Charleston West Virginia paper with Associated Press credits and standard publication details.

Membezr Associated Press Associated Preta Ta Alsc Bewa Geo. B Torial Reomay Postoffice Charleston W. Va Hassinage Little Gates Thurston

Missing Faces Mark Republican Opening in 1921

Kansas City chronicle quotes H L Mencken on the Republican convention. It notes eminent figures missing from the opening, including Wil Hays Daugherty Fall Willis Miller and others. The piece argues the absences reveal party decline in Washington tolerance since March 4 1921.

Kansas City L. Mencken Frank Wil H. Hays United States Harry M. Daugherty Ohio Albert B. Fall Little Black Bag Frank Willis Anti-Saloon League Thomas R. Miller Atlanta Charles R. Forbea Harry Sinclair Robert W. Stewart Republican Washington

Stricter Crime Laws Work in New York State

The Kansas City Star argues that severe penalties can deter crime, citing New York State Baumes laws in effect nearly two years. Reports show crime down across categories, including murders tied to robberies down over 60 percent and large‑sum hold‑ups down about 70 percent, with prison crowding and fewer escapes. The piece asserts rigorous sentencing and enforcement block crime and serves as a national example.

Kansas City Star England New York State Manny

Coolidge the Pedant and the Vermonter’s Image

The New Republic portrays Coolidge as a pedant, arguing his mind hides unplumbed depths while describing him as humanly inefficient and loquacious. It calls him a persistent pedant whose routine politics suit his persona and fuel his success.

Pedant Presidents fail as leaders in progressive society

The text argues that pedantry pervades public judgment, rendering a pedant President unable to initiate or cooperate on experimental public activities. It says such leaders can approve or veto projects by rigid formulas but cannot start new ventures, or guide progress beyond conventional wisdom.

Life insurance growth and figures under one banner

An editorial discusses life insurance as a major social asset with rising figures for 1927. It notes premiums around 8 million daily across 309 companies, total in-force coverage at 86.086 billion, assets of old line reserves near 14.38 billion, a substantial policyholders surplus, and rising premiums and income. It lauds regulation and security for investors and mentions a Washington political notice about Senator Guy D. Goff.

Legal Reserve Oldline Reserve Ihfe Insurance

Rock dusting urged to prevent coal mine blasts

Recommendations from the investigators of the Mather Pa mine disaster call for compulsory rock dusting in gaseous or dry bituminous mines within the commonwealth. The report notes the 195 lives lost and stresses that most major explosions in bituminous mines are coal dust explosions. Rock dusting has spread to nearly 300 mines across 18 states and all states have enacted laws, yet thoroughness remains essential to maximize safety.

Investigatora Mather Commonwealth Fennsylvania Minéra United States Bureau of Mines Bureau Morgantown

Today A Brave Woman Merry Merry Farmers Hoover There

A bric a brac of 1928 editorials and notes recalls Mrs Pankhurst’s suffrage leadership, farm demonstrations in Kansas City, Hoover’s wartime presence, and Coolidge’s presidency. It also touches on Jack Dempsey real estate gains, Prohibition debates at Kansas City, and riots in Greece and Tianjin, with reflections on journalists and evolving public sentiment.

Baer Facts by Arine Alas Bar

A June 14 1928 Kansas City digest lampoons political jargon and habits with a satirical glossary. It lampoons conventions weather bureaus caucuses ballots filibusters platters and reformers, using playful phrases about politicians and party figures.

Calversal Service Kansas City Wa Hays

Questions and Answers in the Information Bureau era

Readers submit questions to the Charleston Gazette Information Bureau and receive brief educational replies. The exchange covers a wide range, from hockey teams and minerals to astronomy, economics, and geography, featuring named entities like the Rangers, Maple Leafs, Kernite, Niagara Falls, and Anne Bradstreet.

National Hockey League Rangers New York New York Americans Bruins Boston Pittsburgh Pirates Detroit Cougars Black Hawks Chicago United States Senators Ottawa Montreal Maroons Montreal Canadians Toronto Maple Leafs

Obstructing Hale Street Sparks Public Outcry

The Readers Forum questions City Manager authority over two wooden structures narrowing Hale Street at Kanawha intersection. Citizens warn the obstruction endangers motorists and pedestrians, causes traffic jams, and demands inquiry or mass meetings before election day. Local resident L. D. urges action.

Walker Hale St Kanawha

McIntyre Day by Day in New York Nightlife Scene

A fragmentary 1928 portrait of Broadway after dark with glow from photo shops, fashion scenes, stage doors, Times Square and 46th Street observations. It recalls traders, window displays, newsboys, and a cat at a Hall of Records mail chute, plus a note on Trader Horn and a humorous exchange about an amnesia excuse.

New York Dans Broadway Fulton Oursler Brie Dudley Carter Ft. Worth West Texas Glii T. E. Powers Cartoonost Brooks John Bowery Winter Garden Times Square Elmer Davis Aurora Ind George White Bigatre Ziegfield Metropolitan Mephistophelean 46Th Street Prince of Wales Hall of Records Down Town York Trader Horn Mender Cukes Tams Himeelf The McNaught Syndicate, Inc

Charleston Gazette Booklet on the Presidents Offered

The Charleston Gazette Information Bureau releases a 40 page booklet titled Presidents of the United States. It provides brief lives and services of presidents from George Washington onward, including elections, faith, births, deaths, marriages, and career highlights. Each copy costs six cents plus postage. send six cents with coupon to obtain the booklet.

Campaian George Washington Gur Washington Information Bureau Fregette J. Haskin Charleston Gazette, Information Bureau Whellington D.C United States

Impetigo and Skin Care from the Health Column

The article outlines impetigo varieties, common locations, and crust formation. It warns against scratching, stresses crust removal and proper dressing, and urges attentive skin care to prevent bacterial spread alongside reader health Qs on rheumatic pain, bronchial pneumonia, neuralgia, and blood pressure.

Earliest Buffalo References in West Virginia History Found

Journal entries by Rev. David Jones from 1772 and 1773 recount buffalo presence along the Monongahela Kanawha and Greenbrier regions. Descriptions note ample buffalo signs near the Great Galandot and Little Kanawha area, with early settlers and Delaware names for buffalo moos.

Buffalo West Virginia David Jones Ohio River Kanawha River Oren Monongahela Great Kanawhs Greenbrier

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