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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1926
Page
5
Mexico launches a nationwide campaign against quacks and curanderos who exploit superstition for profit. The effort follows cases like Laure Gomez, where an unlicensed so-called doctor named Jose Perez performed dangerous so called cures and rituals, leading to severe harm.
A garbled foreign-language dispatch paints Paris tense over rising xenophobia and labor tensions. Reports claim foreigners buy property, crowds clash on streets, and French workers fear job losses as travel and exchange woes bite. Authorities faced protests as papers note pressure on merchants and police.
An edited passage reports xenophobic trends in Paris with claims of foreigners driving natives from housing and jobs. It cites Maurice Walste and a French press figure calling for bans on foreigners from the United States and Britain, portraying a tense national mood and anti foreign sentiment.
A June report from Oklahoma City notes a decline in Native Ceepers wearing traditional dress. The piece describes a shift toward white-made attire and increased adoption of automobiles, with Indians pursuing modern jobs while some maintain blankets and braids.
Eastern potentates gather in London for the season with the Maharajah of Najpipla arriving at the Savoy for August and plans to visit the United States afterward. The Maharajah of Patiala and others are seen at Buckingham Palace level events as Mrs. Jack Shelley and socialites host lavish parties in Mayfair. Francois Caty buys a Mayfair mansion to entertain, while fashion features include chameleon frocks and ostrich feather accessories showcased at social gatherings.
Police release shows 425 women in Belgrade ended their lives in the last year. Official reports attribute about 350 cases to love related crisis driven by unhappy relationships. Two victims were over eighty years old.
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