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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1924
Page
3
A chaotic OCR read notes George chosen as head of a local druggists association during a convention in Cheney. The fragment mentions attendees, merges, and plans for a forthcoming convention and leadership slate, with scattered names and places.
In Wy Va a fatal wreck occurred on railroad tracks when a Feckling Crow tum coloring the da Hon wovay et oh opetnk on the binks tore fel Ont tracks. One person, Virwis Hover of neue Magninaton, was identified as a victim before the collapse. Three others were tainted and taken to the Falrivont state hospital for treatment.
A local health bulletin describes outbreaks of fever and related illnesses including malaria like symptoms, stomach distress, and headaches. The note references preparations and preventive measures in the oldk region during a period of health concerns.
A lengthy feature describes gypsies along a roadside show, their colorful wagons and autos, children at play, fortune tellers among the crowd, and the romantic aura surrounding the roaming group. It notes observers and drivers stopping to view the scene, the women selling trinkets or reading fortunes, and the enduring allure of a free wandering life amid modern sightseers.
Summer schedule approved by high school orchestra members at a banquet. Saturday night meetings set at the Hotel Ruff with Tuesday rehearsals to follow. Discussion covered dividing the ensemble into A and B groups for merit-based ranking and the goal of establishing a school symphony orchestra. Organization members named include Paul it, Morrow, William Schultze, Mrs. McCoy and J. H. Francie. Corn cobs noted as a promising building material when properly ground and treated.
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