Charleston Gazette June 21 1929 city edition carrier rates thought for today
Charleston Gazette prints in West Virginia on Friday morning June 21 1929. Features a Thought For Today by George Washington urging party unity and cooperation from those in office. The paper details publication data and Associated Press rights for news dispatches and local news.
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Associated Press
All News
Geo. B. David Co
East 42Nd Street
New York
Wrigley Building
Chicago
Welcome Charleston Hosts State Newspaper Editors Meet
Welcome to Charleston as editors from across the state gather for their annual frolic. The event is a social, not business, gathering to swap ideas and relax. Charleston aims to show hospitality and pride in being the capital city.
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Charleston
Telty
Hoover reception sparks national debate on race and election law
Mrs de Priest, wife of Illinois congressman, attended a White House reception prompting scattered praise and sharp rebuke. Texas lawmakers censured the president while southern opinion leans against him. The episode tests Hoover's southern outreach and respect for electorate choice amid principled action.
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Hoover
White House
de Priest
Ilinois
Clinois
New York World exposes tariff bill's daily consumer impact
The World contends the tariff bill drains consumer pockets by raising duties on everyday items from alarm clocks to toothbrushes and towels, arguing the so called farmer relief disguises higher costs. It notes duties climb on house materials like cement brick wood and glass.
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New York
Congress
Farmers Fight Against Tariff Bill Says Congress Robs Consumers
The speaker denounces the tariff measure as a broad, unjust bill harming consumers and farmers alike. He cites higher duties on common household goods from closets to pencils and matches, arguing Congress has enacted 2000 changes beyond the president’s request. He calls the act a disguised protectionist ploy by manufacturers.
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Congress
House
Accomplishment in safety work by school patrols praised
The royal automobile club earned praise for its safety program last year with 148 boys across 14 Charleston city schools guiding children across streets. No injuries during school hours show the program’s value beyond traffic safety, teaching future citizens to avoid perils. The note also contrasts beliefs about the devil and hell between Chicago ministers and students at theological seminaries.
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Royal Automobile Club
Automobile Club
Charleston
Chicago
Hell
Church of the Future
Billy Sunday
Community Pushes for Parking Lot Expansion in Clarksburg
Editors urge motorists to support the chamber of commerce parking committee as plans edge toward a free lot big enough for 400 cars. Merchants praise the move as vital to local business and urge continued traffic regulation. A memorial marker will be erected Sunday for pioneer Captain James Booth at Monongah with remarks by Andrew Price and WV Historical Society leaders attracting a wide audience and a motor route published in today’s papers.
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Chamber of Commerce
Uhla
Commerce Body
Commerce Chamber
Clarksburg
Clarksburg Telegram
Herale
James Booth
West Virginia
Andrew Price
Weal Virginia Historical Society
Harrean County
Parkerabure News
State route No 34 to finish. bridge at Red House certain
West Virginia state road report in the 1827 senate journal notes Route No 34 inclusion in bond estimate and funds plan to finish the project from a1 sale election. The bridge at Red House is deemed certain, with expected heavy traffic through Winfield and Harriman. The piece also argues for removing dangerous grade crossings and improving warning signals at crossings to prevent fatalities.
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State Road Commission of
West Virginia
State Senate
State Fund Commission
Red
Winfield
Kanawha
Harrinane
Financial flights and suicides mark a chaotic era
A jumble of commentary questions government borrowing by Canada’s national railway, followed by a string of blunt obituaries and social notes. Barbara Wolsrath, 65, killed herself leaving a note about rent and a blue dress. Martin Bartlett II, 2, died in a M G A room amid remarks on disappointment. Will Latta leaves 650,000 for compound interest, while references to prohibition, violence, and social mores pepper the page.
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Barbara Wolsrath
Will H. Latta
Dental Green Deposits In Teeth And Home Care
A doctor explains a common greenish deposit in children's teeth caused by bacteria and saliva. Regular brushing is insufficient. a salt mouth rinse with eight ounces water and one level teaspoon salt is recommended to strengthen gums and prevent disease. Advice covers adults, with cautions to use simple soap or bland preparations before rinsing. Concerns about a child swallowing a pin are discussed, recommending X-ray and exam. A focus on foundational child diet for digestion and constipation is given, outlining protective and energy foods and inviting readers to submit questions for the column.
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Hila
Louise Bell
J. T
Hutter
Fidltor
Peters
Paters
Dorothy Dix on Mothers and Daughters Conduct
Dorothy Dix argues mothers bear significant responsibility for daughters behavior. She notes early upbringing shapes future conduct and criticizes mothers for overemphasizing appearance over character. The column questions parental accountability amid teen nightlife and social pressures.
Washington Memoir Recalls Hoover Mexican Crisis On Inauguration Day
The piece recounts J. Reuben Clark guiding U S policy during Hoovers 1929 inauguration as Mexican rebellion erupted. Clark briefed Hoover with a comprehensive memo, coordinated with Morrow, and helped shape the president's first press stance in support of constitutional government amid the coup.
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Washington
State Department
J. Reuben Clark
Alan
Hoover
Clark
Fubiotia
Associated Press
Tor Clark
Kellogg
Tady
Mexico
McIntyre Day by Day a jumble of New York vignettes
A cluttered column by C O McIntyre recounts varied New York scenes and personalities. It observes lounges and lobbies with gushing comments on society figures, dancers, actors, and entertainers, weaving theatrical chatter with city life and a vivid array of names and places.
City wives idle as husbands toil in work heavy lives
In New York and other cities many childless couples see wives with little to do while husbands labor hard in varied jobs. Some wives fill days with beauty appointments and shopping, living in tiny apartments or hotel rooms where even meals are elusive.
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Ruth Proth
New York
Sindair Lewis
Gault Center
Minn
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Benny Leonard
Glynn
Pennsylvania
Molly Picon
Comedienne
Griffith
Thas
Atere
van Lean
Mayor Walker
Neal O'Hara
Brock Pemberton
Outland
Jesse Reed
Ted Healy
Mme, Alda
The
Opers
Qubern
Madison Avenue
Hoover
New York City
Maida
Itue
Arate
Dinner honoring Miss Catherine Bauer at South Hill home
Paul Grosseup hosted a dinner at his South Hillls residence in honor of Miss Catherine Bauer. Guests included Miss Polly Brown, Miss Nan Nash, Dewitt Galla, Jet Eskew, and Miss Phyllis Thornhill from Virginia Street. Jeft planned to visit Miss Ruby Dan Murphy in Seagate after.
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Catherine Bauer
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Nan Nash
Dewitt Gallaher
Jet Eskew
Phyllis Thornhill
Vir
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Seagate
M. J
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