Story of a Ship booklet boosts national park chat
Charleston Park commission praised for publishing a civic cooperation booklet, The Story of a Ship, last spring. Recreation Director Betty Heavener received a letter from Howard Braucher, head of the National Playground Association, noting strong interest from other cities and requesting additional copies. Braucher praised the illustrated booklet as a nonpartisan example of creating recreational facilities where none existed, predicting wider support. The project was funded by an anonymous donor believing it would benefit playground movement more than equipment.
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Rheumatic like pains relief with World's Tonic claim
Elsie Jeffrey of Charleston reports relief from rheumatic like pains, constipation, dizziness, and stomach issues after using World's Tonic. She credits improved sleep, energy, and reduced heartburn, belching, and bloating to the tonic and recommends Cohen's Drug Stores for purchase.
Meat Price Reductions to Cut Costs in Charleston
OPA chief Carl M. Frasure announced meat price reductions averaging about 10 percent will take effect in Charleston Monday. The cuts apply to all meats except cured and processed pork, with bacon prices rolled back July 5. The Kanawha county ceiling price lists were mailed to meat dealers, and the exact reductions vary by cut with the cheaper cuts seeing smaller cuts and some higher priced items dropping more than three cents per pound.
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Cabin Creek Clinic Opens Tuesdays for Venereal Disease
The Cabin Creek district clinic of the Kanawha county health department will be open Tuesdays from 3 to 5 pm and each Tuesday thereafter for venereal disease treatment. Located in the old Dr. J Grace office near the boundary line Chelyan and Cabin Creek junction, Dr. Albert M Price said the states mobile tuberculosis X-ray unit will attend July 19 and 20 with other treatment schedules to follow. There are about 80 000 black beats in the United States, but only 1 100.
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Will Celebrate 50th Anniversary Of Burgess Marriage
Will Celebrate 5 Mayor and Mr. F D Burgess will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary today at their home in College Hill St Albans They were married at the Belvedere Hotel Columbus Ind on June 20 1903 and have lived in St Albans all their married life Burgess is the daughter of the late Mrs Mary F Chapman Henry of Columbus Ind and Burgess is the son of the late John Meredith and Nancy Reynolds Burgess of St Albans Mayor Burgess who has held all municipal offices of St Albans with the exception of city clerk is serving his fourth term as mayor They are the parents of six children and have 13 grandchildren and two great grandchildren Three of the grandchildren are in the service Their children are Wayland D of Tornado Garland P of Helen Randall W of Charleston Cpl James F of the Marines Mrs C E Royal of Charleston and Mrs J Campbell Wall of Bluefield The daughters and granddaughters will assist in entertainment of guests today and Miss Betty Burgess will sing several numbers accompanied by Miss Virginia Robison of St Albans pianist
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Henry Will and Ulcer Pain Relief Ad
History recounts Henry Will harming himself with food then suffering. An advert promotes Udge relief for stomach ulcers indigestion pain and bloating. Claims a double money back guarantee if the dose fails, and directs readers to Cohen Drug Company and drugstores nationwide.
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Henry Will
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Water scarce in North Africa prompts training for soldiers
The Desert Warfare Board devised Field Ration K to sustain American troops in Africa, including boxed meals, coffee, bouillon, lemon juice powder, malted milk tablets, biscuits, chocolate, and gum. Soldiers learn to drink fortified water via iodine treatment, but prefer lemonade. The piece urges investing 10 percent of income in War Bonds and promotes a $3 to $4 return after ten years.
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