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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1926
Page
6
The Daily Gazette issues from Napyal City in West Virginia dated Wednesday June 23 1926 publish subscription rates and staff details. A thought for today from Elizabeth Cooper encourages personal kindness and offering aid to others as the path to happiness.
The piece rails at the anti communism talk in Congress while detailing a western revolt against high tariff Republicans. It cites Senator Borah and Secretary Mellon debates over tariff schemes, and notes farmer distress from price gaps between domestic costs and international markets.
The article remarks that Senators Jim Reed and Bill Borah can handle themselves and face heckling with refreshing courage, signaling bold stance under public scrutiny.
A rambling 1920s voice muses on thinking, rain making, and religion. It cites Danville churches, the idea of artificial rain, and government experiments, then shifts to politics praising populism and criticizing elites, referencing Coolidge, Mundelein, and Pennsylvania primary scenes.
Fans and family attended memorial services for Malph Mankin who died from a gunshot wound near an Amity lunchstand in Spring Point. Raymond Maylewa, a resident of South Charleston, faced custody and was charged with the crime after a grand jury indicted him in October.
A Kentucky lawyer moves to Chicago to head a lumber company’s legal affairs. He builds a grand home with many servants including a colored butler. At dinner the butler asks if he may wear the master’s gloves nightly, prompting humorous, respectful exchanges about status and propriety.
The piece surveys New York painters and writers during a lean period. It cites galleries in Greenwich Village and the Latin Quarter, sketches hunger among artists, and contrasts writing’s ease with painting’s harsher realities. It mentions high incomes among a few writers and artists amid broader precarity.
Fragmented caption describes youth duties and a statement about world toys versus men, with unclear attribution and garbled phrasing. No clear events, persons, or organizations readable.
A distorted poem fragment laments missing a loved one and betrayal. Lines mingle pleas for connection with images of towns, neighbors, and daily life, expressing grief and a sense of unfulfilled dependence. The text is garbled but conveys personal longing and disruption.
A long excerpt urges early life health education to prevent future illness, stressing diet sleep and exercise, and praising medical teaching. Questions about eye sparkle and facial appearance prompt clinical advice on health buildup and examination, with a closing copyright note.
In Wayne County circuit court last week a trial saw two youths Norem Trout and Jtoy Flaiarty escape severe injury after a motorcycle struck a telephone pole. Witnesses testified as the case resumes amid recusal over the weekend.
Break O Day stories recount a muskrat family led by Mother Muskrat and the curious Little Mister Know-It-All. A disobedient youngster risks danger when he delays diving at the signal, nearly meeting the biting jaws of a muskrat rival, while Father Muskrat is away. The tale emphasizes instant obedience to warning signals and family discipline.
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