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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1935
Page
16
Health and Diet column explains sneezing as a reflex that can indicate health or disease. It notes allergic hay fever from tree and grass pollen, explains pollen visibility, and describes sneezes ranging from mild to powerful as part of the body's defense against irritants.
California wins a college regatta as the text discusses hay fever and perennial coryza. It notes sensitive individuals suffer sneezing and watery nasal discharge, possibly due to dust animals or foods while remaining otherwise unaffected.
Obituary items report Mrs Mary B Withrow Taylor 88 of Huntington died Wednesday night and burial near Landisburg Fayette county. Other notices list O E Beegle Williams Mariani Denny Fisher Anna Midkiff Peters Mary E Spencer and related services at Mount Calgary Baptist church McKinnon chapel Poca Fork Cobb cemetery Spring Hill and Bartlett chapel with local clergy officiating and funeral arrangements.
Morris Harvey College from Barboursville proposes leasing Kanawha college quarters in Charleston to expand state denominational and private colleges. Kanawha trustees weigh a new lease while Kanawha College president Dr L S McDaniel seeks delay and renewal hopes. A Fuel Technical Institute is formed with Kanawha board members as incorporators, signaling broader regional higher education plans.
In Catee Girardeau Missouri Mrs H Youn g mistook a sunlit roof glare for fire and summoned firefighters. Firemen explain the reddish glow came from sun reflections on resin in wood. The text also notes academic aims of a program and a separate claim about John W Richardson in South Shields.
A vintage testimonial endorses Cardus for women with weak health, fatigue, and nervousness. Mrs. T. J. Payns of Kershaw recounts lasting use of Cardul for sun-down conditions, pain, and change life stages, claiming improved strength and daily function. She says she gave Cardul to daughters too, and notes consulting a physician if Cardus does not help.
A nonsuit order was entered in a $30,000 damage suit brought by Russell Buster of St Albans against the Texas Oil company and co defendants. The trial was continued against driver Hugh McGowan after testimony showed the truck was owned by Kanawha Valley Oil. The collision occurred June 20, 1934 near South Charleston. Testimony was to continue and the case then submitted to the jury.
The Rev W A Byus will preach at Snow Hill Methodist Church on Sunday morning and display old style yarn gallusses to support his claim to the title yarn gallos preacher Charles M Bibb is to speak at the event.
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