Charleston Gazette subscription rates 1927 notice
The item lists subscription rates by mail daily and Sunday, with three and twelve month prices and carrier rates. It notes the paper is a member of the Associated Press and provides advertising representatives and office mailing details. A dated line shows Thursday Morning June 23, 1927 and a brief Thought for Today about imagination.
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West Virgin Virginis
Davy and Firidly
Irginie
West Vi
USA
Charleston
W. Ve
Daga
Farm Problem From the Lexington Leader
The Lexington Leader comments on the farm crisis of the United States noting tax burdens rising from 3165 million to 361 million, mortgage-heavy land, shrinking local supply of farm goods, emigration from farms, and reduced purchasing power for farmers. It cites war-era land price declines, high living standards for city workers, and calls for a broad agricultural relief plan before the coming presidential campaign. It ends with a quip about Mrs. Coolidge calling the president "Wild Bill."
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Lexington
Q. M. Kyle
Dol Dar
Acdas
Iowe
Jyle
England
Germany
America
Geneva Conference aims to extend naval disarmament pact
The Geneva naval conference in session seeks to supplement the Washington Conference of 1921 and 1922. The three leading powers Great Britain United States and Japan had previously adopted the 5 6 3 plan and now discuss further steps.
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Geneva
Washington
Great Britain
United States
Japan
Britain
Firth
Battleship Arms Talks Seek 5-5-8 Rule For Vessels
The article argues the United States should lead at the conference, urging a universal 5-5-8 ratio across battleships cruisers and other warcraft. It outlines British proposals on tonnage and armament, Japanese counterpoints, and calls to avoid destabilizing radical changes while preserving national security.
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Washington
United States
France
Italy
Japan
England
Admiralty
W. C. Bridgeman
Bridgeman
Great Britain
America
Viscount Saito
Old Man Hecklers and Council Hearings Over Blunderings
City debates blame for a dispute between Bill Blizzard and Bill Byrne as witnesses note temper swings and the danger of one handed driving among married men. The grand jury and city council weigh motives amid the evidence on the high temperatures fueling tensions. The piece closes with a wry comment on the drys and spirits.
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Bill Blizzard
Bill Byrne
Comet Talks and War Plans In Anachronistic Echoes
A mosaic of dated musings about world power, naval arms, air fleets, and a looming comet appears alongside anecdotes of aging, poverty, and a Vienna memory. The piece blends political turmoil with odd futurist notes and a stray science omen. It mentions Washington, Japan, Britain, Halley’s Comet, Anna Noreke, and a Sweden royal ordinance.
Artists to give concert tonight at Baptist Temple
In a Persian Garden a song cycle by Gizx Lehman will be performed at the Baptist Temple on Friday night. The cycle will be sung by a nine member quartet with Era Potter and Misa Alms Enalyocd among others. Accompaniment by Mrs Helen Townsend Ziebolt includes Liszt Plus que Lente and Chopin works.
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Gurden
Gizx Lehman
Baptist Temple
Bavdock
Omer Khayyam
Indian
Syria
Era
Rubs Potter
Misa Alms Enalyocd
Garland Moron
Cenor
Mfr
Louis Potter
Potter Apve
Wasington
Ilelen
Townsend Zie~bolt
Liset
Debussy
Chopin
Tamung
Misa Eugen
Bibby
New York Day by Day on Americans Embracing World Travel
A June New York Day by Day column notes a surge in American travel from youth to elderly alike. Travelers book around the world, aided by modern luggage and travel services, spurred by prosperity and wartime wanderlust. The piece contrasts earlier domestic habits with a global outlook and recalls Uncle Alex’s Chicago World’s Fair trip as a memory of travel ease. It also includes a personal letter from a young woman, Sissy, seeking guidance to become more outgoing.
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Fententoy
Sweden
Guntav
Byrkile
Europe
Young Bindbergh Ia
S J. Louis
New York
Washington
Calcutta
Travel Bureau
England
France
Monte Carlo
Deauville
Cannes
Onea
Alex
Chicago
Pax
New York City
Debba
Adeiice
Geantic
Your Health and Mine Diagnosing Advice for Parents
A fragmented 1940s style column discusses infant feeding and modern ideas in child care. It contrasts old beliefs with scientific progress, emphasizes gradual parental adaptation, and includes Dorothy Dix advice columns on parenting, school, and stepfamily dynamics. A coroner’s inquiry in Evanston narrates a confusing kinship claim about Mrs Abigail Watson.
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Dorothy Dix
Evanston
Jamen Vorthies
Wae
Ale
Dorothy Dix Letter Box on wives needing day off
Dorothy Dix argues a wife deserves a wholesome day off for relaxation away from home. She rebuts jealous husbands and urges husbands to grant wives varied social outings to reduce nerves and nagging. A timely vacation can prevent divorce and improve domestic harmony.
Marshall College faculty dismissals spark student protest letter
Huntington West Virginia June 21 1997 The Charleston Mail cites a news story about the dismissal of Dr White and Professor Selvage from Marshall College. The letter argues the action harmed academic freedom and misrepresented student opinion, urging reconsideration by state authorities and noting student petitions were ignored.
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Huntington
State Board of Education
Charleston
West Virginia
Charleston Mail
White
Mhrakall College
Wallzathet
Wilts
Academia
Marshall
Algo
Beny
Peounell
Geleage
Profesor Selvege
Dr. White
Marshall College
C. A
Parthenon
Giwaya
Gantioman
Evara wYil
Certaii
Atete Board
Thin
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Jerry Mitchell
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Halley
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Anna Noreke
Franz Joseph
Vienna
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Sweet Littin
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