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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1925

Page

3

Fox Breeders Training School Opens Near North East

North East Pennsylvania June 22 Fashion drives new career path as fox breeding gains prominence. The Rusch School of Fox Breeding on a 5 acre ranch trains ambitious men for the silver fox fur trade. Louis Edward Rusch of Washington heads the program which lasts eight weeks and covers history zoology heredity and industry impact. The school operates on voluntary contributions from supporters of the silver fox business, now a $12 9 million investment in America.

North East Albs America Rusch Fox Breeding Louis Edward Rusch Washington, D. C American Fox Institute

Marriage Licenses Issued by County Clerk

Marriage licenses were issued yesterday in the county clerk’s office to Hubert Ellison 23 and Sylvia Von Bickle 19, Barney Hewent 33 and Virginia Stelle 32, J Luther Sheppe 65 and Lillian Kuehn 59. Baltimore Maryland founded in 1720.

Hubert Ellison Sylvia von Bickle Barney Hewent Virginia Stelle J. Luther Sheppe Lillian Kuehn

Crossword Puzzle Clues Mix Mystery and Wordplay

A jumble of clues lines up like a bygone puzzle page with abbreviations and partial hints. Names, places, and terms from languages, science, and geography appear in a dense list challenging readers to parse definitions and fill the grid.

Committee to Boost City Music in New York

A municipal music committee formed under the Flag Ground and Recreation Association of America aims to secure more and better music as municipal appropriations end. It cites a National Bureau survey showing 210 municipalities spend about 2.6 million dollars annually on music while 283 spend nothing. The group supports open air band concerts community orchestras organ recitals civic auditoriums community singing and civic opera to build citizenship.

New York Nat Lonally Joseph Lee Flagground and Recreation Association of America National Bureau For the Advancement of Music

Vocations Affects Worker’s Teeth in Berlin Report

Berlin June 22 Social Democratic News Service reports link between jobs and dental issues Bakers and pastry cooks suffer worst tooth decay from sugar exposure Leather workers show browning around teeth Molars of land and aliver workers turn blue Copper workers’ teeth turn green without constant brushing Missouri meaning “Bly Muddy” appears in the text

Berlin Social Democratic

Odd Fellows Meet To Elect Officers On Thursday

Glen Elk lodge No. 95 will elect officers Thursday night at Virginia Street and Fennsylvania Avenue. Ten nominations signal a spirited race. The grand secretary will present an important announcement. Officers take office July 1 to December 31. Members urged to attend. refreshments served after business. Nearby playgrounds receive supervision and equipment from various organizations.

Glen Elk Lodge Virginia Streat Fennsylvania Avenue Brand Order

Army recruiting call seeks Hawaii and border service

United States recruiting office advertises openings for service in the Hawaiian Islands and on the Mexican border. Branches include Infantry Field Artillery Coast Artillery Engineers Medical and other units with vacancies for qualified men. Interested individuals are urged to visit the recruiting office.

United States Hawaiian Islands E¢Ervice Hawiian Islands Field Artillery Coast Artillery Infantry Feld Artillery United States Army

Central Japan drought spurs hydro and steam plant permits

A drought across central Japan raises concerns over water shortages for hydro electric plants. At the same time, applications for permits to construct steam generating plants with a total capacity of 230000 kilowatts have been filed at the recruiting station Hed Crosea build ing.

Japan

Lottery Financed Nusear Sparks British Exhibit

A historic project named Nusear was funded by a lottery. One million tickets at 15 dollars each supported construction, books, antiques, and curiosities for the first exhibits. Remaining funds allocated for structure, maintenance, and prizes.

Nusear Murean London

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