City health chief urges caution in drinking vessels
City health commissioner J S Lohan warned in an interview that during warm months respiratory diseases spread via drinking cups and shared articles. He named tuberculosis influenza diphtheria and others and urged public education and local ordinances to curb cup reuse and unsterilized drinkware in Charl ton facilities.
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City Health
de. Lohan
Wahan Aaté
Lohan
Charlton
Chartman
Weat Virginis
Dr. Lohan
Sloar
Police Captain Explains How to Find Drowned Bodies
A city police captain advises that bodies underwater often rest at the exact spot where they disappeared. He warns the public to search immediately at that location and warns against divers or bystanders looking elsewhere. He emphasizes calm, careful searching and cautions against unsafe diving or crowding. He notes many rescues are accidental and stresses that light, swift currents rarely move a body far from the drop point.
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Charleston Ballet
Bailth
Pulice
Ararch
Liye
Vigilance urged for preventing infection at common cups
A historical notice urges individuals to use personal drinking cups to avoid infection and prevent spreading to neighbors. It emphasizes safeguarding children, especially the young, from shared drinking vessels and the risk of common recency and contagion.
Coolidge Absorbed With Future Plans
President Coolidge pursues vast national projects amid political pressure. Key initiatives include twenty transcontinental highways funded under a federal good roads program, linking Atlantic to Pacific routes and crossing southern borders with Canada, plus inland waterways and Colorado River development.
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Washington
Sync
Pennsylvania
Somwalmet
Nime
Coolidge
Inland Waterways
Colorado River
Congress
Atlantic
Pacific
Mexican Beetle Fight Soon Warns Virginia Farmers
Larvae of the Mexican bean beetle will form within three to four weeks, says F Waldo Craie of the state department of agriculture. The insect has spread north from Mexico, reaching Monongalia and parts of the Panhandle. 60,000 pamphlets distributed, with demand growing. Control is difficult. spraying is advised to protect bean yields.
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F. Waldo Craie
State Department of Agriculture
Virginia
Monongalia
Creston
Hurberts Panhandle
Mtr
Mexico
Panhgndte
Ohie
Ohio Valley
Farmer hanged after horse dies in storm rescue
In Kansas City, Miraji Kawahara a Japanese truck farmer near there, hanged himself yesterday after a horse tied to a tree choked to death during a thunderstorm. Kawahara reportedly became despondent over the animal’s death and his own failed attempt to free it.
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Kansas City
Miraji Kawahara
Aomwell
Kawhara
Fort Hill Drive area sighted for brick residences
In Charleston Fort Hill division Fort Hill drive and surrounding avenues named after Civil War figures see heavy activity as buyers plan brick homes. Early purchasers include C Backloheimer John A Parsonn Qigo Louie kK Aer with construction to begin immediately. New charter town additions promise modern improvements.
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Fort Hill
Charleston
Lowenstein
C. Backloheimer
Fort IM
Fort Hil
John A. Parsonn Qigo
Loute Kk Aer
Ashby
Thees
Kort Him
Ayn Avenue
McKintey Avenue
Pemberton Avenue
Thie
Charterton
Anuthalde
Edgetwood
Woman Guilty of Manslaughter in Farmhouse Drinking Party
Peart Dorland, 28, was found guilty of manslaughter by a circuit court jury in Sandusky Michigan for the killing of Noy Lee, 19, at a farmhouse party weeks earlier. The jury deliberated three hours. After Lee’s funeral two days after the shooting, Dorland’s wife Fitzabeth Dorland committed suicide by poison, saying she feared exposure of her husband’s actions.
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Sandusky
Mich
Peart Dorland
Elrauit
Noy Lee
Lee
Dorland
Fitzabeth
Johnston
Honorary degree awarded to Waynesburg grandmother
Mes. Mary Parry of Waynesburg, Los Angeles area, received an honorary degree from Weynesburg College. She is 88 years older than her grandson, highlighting a family milestone and community recognition.
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Town
Hie
Mary Parry
Waynesburg
L A
Weynesburg College
Physiology of Thinking Tied to Muscle Tension
A USC psychiatry study finds that tightening facial and neck muscles improves thinking speed and accuracy. Tests show firmer muscles aid concentration and processing, with researchers noting different sensory cues used during study. The article cites California vibrations and mentions shifts in transport and technology.
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