Repeal Majority Now 3.8 to One
United Press reports fourteen states with 39 percent of the U S population voted 38 to 1 for repeal of the prohibition amendment. Indiana and Iowa remain the only dry states voting on repeal, while others favored ending prohibition. California and West Virginia vote June 27, Alabama and Arkansas set July 18 referendums, signaling southern trends.
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The
United Press
York
Howe
Indiana
Towa
Infliana
Fowa
Dan
Jesup
New York
New Jersey
Rhode Island
Conecticut
Massachusetts
California
West Virginia
Alabama
Arkansas
Wil Votu
Writ in Lambie Case Allowed by Tribunal
A mandamus directing former Lambie Oil officers of Wyoming to show cause why they should not surrender books and records to a new slate was allowed by the supreme court yesterday. The action named P. H. Garrett, R M. Lambie, and C. B. Early as plaintiffs, with officers including J. A. Simms and others. A large portion of the company’s stock is held by residents of northern West Virginia, though operations are wholly in Wyoming.
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Aowrit
Mandamus
Lambie Oil Company
Wyoming
Supreme Court
J. A. Simms
Wotth
Eviett
McGee
Crawford Wilson
Coffindatfer
P. H. Garrett
R M. Lambie
C. B. Early
E Steck
West Virginia
Reduction in Postal Rate Announced Here
Postal authorities announce reduced rates in the Charleston district effective July 1. Letters mailed within Charleston and to Charleston South Charleston or first delivery routes will pay two cents, business replies three cents, and forwarded letters to base addresses incur one cent more for forwarding.
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Charleston
South Charleston
Dusinea
Collars as the vogue in simple embroidery patterns
Pattern No.71 offers two detachable collars and matching cuffs with embroidery motifs. The ruffled collar is adjustable to neckline and size, suitable for organdy, and can be made by machine or hand. A jabot option adds variety, and glove-cuffs can be trimmed to match. Send requests to The Charleston Gazette Needlecraft Dept. NYC.
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Charleston Gazette
Needlecraft Dept
Eighth Avenue
New York City
Dear Dorothy Dix Letter on a guarded city job romance
Dorothy Dix advises a young woman who found a benevolent employer to leave to protect his marriage and avoid scandal. The letter warns that even paternal interest can spark jealousy and society’s harsh judgment, urging departure to save the home and reputations. The column also asks why parents favor certain children, noting typical parental dynamics and a possible youngest-child bias.
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Dorothy Dix
Carolyn Studio To Succeed Doddridge School of Dancing
Carolyn Christmas will head the new Carolyn Studio of Dancing succeeding the Doddridge School of Dancing which closed recently Mrs Christmas trained at Western Serova Russian school in New York and has appeared at Carnegie Hall and other venues She is sister to Adra Dunfee and the studio will begin summer instruction on July 1.
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Carolyn
Doddridge School of Dancing
Carolyn Christmas
Doddridge School
Theresa Doddridge Matthews
Forever Doddridge School
Christmas
Carolyn Dunfee
Western
Serova Russian School of Dancing
New York City
Carnegie Hall
Hotel Astor
Plaza Hotel
Adra Dunfee
Essiem States
Adra
Dunfee
Adrea Dantes
Harrisburg
Carolyn Dunfee Christmas
Doddridge
Carolyn School
The Quitting Habit In Life And Effort
The piece discusses the ease of quitting when faced with obstacles and urges sustained effort. It contrasts persistent winners with those who abandon plans, urging continued effort and interest to achieve success. It emphasizes not sparing oneself and maintaining commitment to goals.
Guard Children Health Warned By State Health Chief
Dr. A. E. McClue, West Virginia health commissioner, warns on hot days to protect infants and young children from preventable diseases. He cites diarrhea as the leading killer and urges breast feeding, proper bottle feeding, sterilized water, and cooled water and milk for children under two to reduce the high summer death rate.
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State Health Department
A. E. McClue
West Virginlk Hes
United States Public Health Service
United States
Hawaii
Your Health And Diet by Loran Clendenta M D
Excerpts discuss chronic kidney and circulatory diseases, diabetes in children, diet and exercise as keys to management, and notes on cancer myths. References include a Southern Medical Journal article, Dr Logan Clendening pamphlets, and a Siam rice export forecast for 1933.
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Southern Medical Journnal
Boston
Glendening
Enin
Logan Clendening
Siam
Pattern 1500 Anne Adams dress pattern catalog ad
Pattern 1500 offers sports frock designs in sizes 14 through 46 with 36 inch fabric guidance. Illustrated step by step instructions accompany the pattern, price fifteen cents, catalog and pattern together twenty five cents. Mail orders to The Charleston Gazette Pattern Department New York City.
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Anne Adams
Charleston Gazette Pattern Department
West 1Th Atreet
New York City
Chit Chat On Coffee History And Brewing Tips
Last week a reader shifted from noncoffee to craving the beverage. The article traces coffee’s rise from Frederick the Great’s era to a world commodity, explains caffeine and caffein, and notes brewing methods like drip. It urges buying fresh, quality coffee and following manufacturer grind guidance.
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Coffer
Frederick the Great
Prussia
England
France
America
Coffee Craft and Brewing Methods in Vintage Guide
A bustling guide explains coffee making with methods from drip to percolator, noting measurements per cup, water influence on strength, and preserving aroma. It mentions vacuum-packed coffee, boiled and percolated brews, and even coffee flavored sauces, while highlighting cultural tastes and a surprising figure of 12 pounds per person yearly in America.
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Sa & Surprisa
Teed Cotter
Her
America
Illinois GOP Leader Shoots Self in Peoria
Garred De Forrest Kinney, long time Illinois Republican leader and former state finance official, shot himself amid an inquiry into a $520,000 shortage. He had served as state treasurer and as director of the state department of finance, with roles in the Republican committee. He lay in critical condition from loss of blood and shock.
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Peoria
Garred de Forrest Kinney
Nlagbull
Kinney
Comonrtee
State Department of Finance
Princeton Man Sentenced to Two Years on Prohibition Violations
William Mullins Farnchet of Princeton was convicted on two counts of violating the prohibition law and sentenced to two years in Atlanta federal penitentiary plus a $200 fine. Two other federal trials ended in acquittals for Vina Shrewsbury and Norvae Daris. Judge George W. McClintic recessed over the weekend.
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Bluefield
William Mullins
FaRnchet
Atlanta
Vina Shrewsbury
Raleigh
Norvae Daris
Fire Creek
George W. McClintic
Art
Woman Dies After Fall On Stairs Near Church
In Bluefield on June 24 a woman identified as Mrs Moods Tilty died after tripping on a stair on her way to church. She caught her heel, fell, and sustained a broken neck. News notes the tragedy occurred shortly before services.
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Bluefield
Moods Tiltyea
Birthday gathering marks Mrs Brace’s College Hill visit
A group gathered Wednesday at Mrs George Brace’s College Hill home for a birthday observance featuring attendees such as Mrs George Burton and Mrs J W Wren. The event followed a mission meeting at First Baptist church where George Burton presided and program items were led by Mrs J O Trowbridge.
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George Brace
College Hill
George Burton
Mra
J. W. Wren
Mire
W. Mf Wright
Mm. Freeman Campbell
Walter Morrison
Myro
E. ©. Brece
Mta
C. R. Teass
Martha Plunkett
B. Melton
W. He Byrd
F, PF. Holstein
J. C. Trowbridge
Fred Trowbridge
Z. H. Troweriage
W. H. Webb
Ads Brace
Walter Geopy
Charleston
Wheeler
Tulsa
Ola
Lena Rhoads
Elizabeth Byrd
Margaret Brace
Norma Jane Coopy
Washington
C.D. Hopkins
B. W. Wells
Bits. S
Phillips
Z. B. Bexer
Burgess
M. Erwin
Robert Weils
J. & Myers
Blair
C. A. McClung
L. Howes
F Lee
S. H. Phillips
D. Hopkins
Y. C. Trowbridge
Low Mary Walford
Sarah McComas
Charles Coney
Lavenstein
Rhody Side Beach
John Curses
George Curnes
C. 3. Bartlett
William
Laura May
Joan
C. Barry
Thore Gresimt
Georges
Weimer
Herver
Herold Hewlsy
Marr
George ‘Stern
H. Bertie
Everebie Alford
BH. Dowman
F. Selbe
Terri
Eirgle
Tag Day Today in Charleston Raises Funds for Unemployed
Charleston urges a city governed sale under the Unemployed League with AD Get as president. A permit requires receipts and proposed disbursements be reported to the city treasurer for scrutiny.
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Charleston
Sennel
Munson to Preach Here at Schwart Memorial Church
Reverend W C Skunson of Parkersburg West Virginia symodical executive will deliver the morning sermon and preside at the communion service tomorrow morning at Schwart Memorial Presbyterian Church.
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Yue
W. C. Skunson
Parkersburg
Symodical Executive
West Virginia
Schwart
Four Men Waive To Grand Jury In Robbery Case
Four men including W J Dawson Donald Stockton A Linkgnanger and Anthony Spradling waived to the grand jury for armed robbery of A L Cottrell. They allegedly entered a garage held Cottrell and took a stored automobile. Several other defendants faced various charges with continuances and minor fines noted.
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A. L. Cottrell
D. Boone Dawson
W. J. Dawson
Donald Stockton
Linkgnanger
Anthony Spradling
Cottrell
Frank Mucci
Mabel Nichols
Rebecca Harkins
Elimbeth Brew
Carl Surford
Four Youths Given Sentences at Grafton
GRAFTON June 23 Sentences of 10 years were meted to four inmates at the Pruntytown reformatory for playing A. G. Arnett, guard, in an attempt to escape. The youths are Harold Behbeler 15 Summers county Gilbey Bhemblin 34 Jackson county Alder Boks 27 Cabell counts and Willem Snow 20 Payette county.
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Grafton
Pruntytown Reformatory
P Laying
A. G. Arnett
Harold ‘Behbeler
Summers County
Gilbey Bhemblin
Jackson County
Alder ‘Boks
Cabell
Willem Snow
Payette
Judge Dismisses Jury To Vote Next Tuesday
BLING June 28. Judge W. Baker freed federal court petit jurors for a vacation to go home and vote at the prohibition function next Tuesday. The idle jurors were told to report back for duty Wednesday after defendants pleaded guilty.
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Bling
W. Baker
Federal Court
Petit Jurors
Birth of Edward Lloyd Jr in Roanoke Hospital
Mr Shd Mir EL Seatrock announces the birth of a son named Edward Lloyd Jr on June 26 at Roanoke Hospital. The family hails from Charlestown.
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Shd Mir EL
Seatrock
Rosnoke, Va
Charleston
Edward Lloyd, Jr
Roanoke
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Loran Clendenta
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