Thought For Today From Luke on Guiding Paths to Peace
A short devotional note quotes Luke 1 78 29 describing the dayspring from on high guiding feet into the way of peace. The reflection invites comfort for those in darkness and shadow of death.
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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1930
Page
6
Jennings Randolph Seen as Democratic Hope in Second WV District
A West Virginia political brief notes Jennings Randolph as a rising Democratic leader with strong support in the second district. The piece cites his integrity and potential to energize the party, while addressing unemployment and business mood as key issues. It also recounts past campaign activity and commentary from colleagues on future electability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennings Randolph
Jennings ‘Standolph
Congress
Rand
Etph
Andy Edmiston
Ned
West Virginia
Ran
Randolph
Hoover
Deis
Bim
Rim
Washington
Jean Paton
Paton
Haaven
Sven
Flogging Dead Horses: Hoover Prosperity Record Questioned
The piece attacks HooverAdministration policy and GOP nominating maneuvers, accusing ministers and officials of politics at cross purposes. It cites Bil Davis in Pennsylvania and Harrison, plus stock market crashes after tariff moves. It rebukes optimistic forecasts and Federal Reserve actions as failing to deliver prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCormick
Ilinois
Bil. Davis
Pennsylvania
Harrison
Hoover
Washington
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
White House
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Federal Reserve System
Andy Mellon
Trans-State Road Boosts West Virginia Traffic Relief Plan
The Raleigh Register reports editors praising the state road commission for using chemicals on dirt and gravel state routes to reduce dust between Beckley and Charleston. A new trans-state highway from Beckley to Huntington would ease congestion, shorten travel and aid regional growth, with toll bridge issues in Hinton a focus of support.
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Beckley
Charleston
Clarksburgh
Huntington
Lincoln
Acone
Summers
Mowros
Roanoke
Benkley
Teaveres
Polive
BO Milion
Teall
Huntigton
Lelal
al Pointawang
New River
Hinton
Tol
Roanoks
Virginia
Npt
Bluefield
Fimt
Raleigh. Register
Lindbergh baby heredity notes and stock market hints
Arthur Brisbane reports on Lindbergh baby heredity debate with remarks on inherited traits and fortune, then shifts to investor psychology. He cites Wall Street rebounds, advertising’s power, and a teller of money stories. The column touches a royal flight gift and Mussolini’s hard work focus.
The Boy Who Made Good
A fragmentary note describes a general initiating a campaign that drew many senators and actors onto a list. It mentions a nine day span and a final batch of letters to street car conductors, with a colloquial reference to collecting nickels.
Voice of the Commerce Department Dr Julius Klein
Washington observers describe Dr Julius Klein assistant secretary of commerce as the department’s vocal figure and Hoover’s right hand man. Klein speaks frequently on American business prospects and accepts many speaking engagements across the country. Lamont, as Commerce head, lets Klein take the lead while sharing Hoover’s admiration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Capital
Julius, Klein
Commerce
Cabinga
Davis
Jon
Grundy
Thia
Herbert Hoover
Commerce Department
Lamont
Klein
Hoover
Jong
Heavys
Whiting
Coolidge
Bo Klein
Largo
Hoover Administration
Dining with the captain a floating paradise
McIntyre Day by Day recounts a voyage aboard an ocean liner where invited guests dine with the captain, a glamorous photographer, and Mirelle the manicure girl. The narrative chronicles theatrical entertainments, a color troupe, witty gossip about passengers, and humorous asides on shipboard life amid a breezy, wordy 1920s tone.
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Atlantic
New York
Appie Gap
Wlalt
Ipor
Mirellle
Rygut
Bologne
Conrad Nagle
Mr. Nagel
Mirelle
Roxy
Trivia Answers Quiz from The Gazette
Readers are invited to answer seven questions from a Washington bureau quiz page. The questions cover astronomy, history, geography, language, and aviation, with sample answers including Hirohito, Scot free, and Memphis as the oldest of three cities. A Lindbergh bulletin offer follows, with a coupon and return postage details.
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Wat. L
America
Moorer
United States
Ireland
0. S
Japan
Hirohiro
Hayako
Texas
Clinch Mountain
Virginia
East Tennesset
Clinch River
Holsen
Memphis
Tenn
Little Rock
Ark
Birmingham
Ala
Memphis Ia
Washington
Lindbergh
Lindy
Paris
Dear Doctor acne guidance from Dr Peters column
A reader asks about severe facial acne and self-consciousness at age ten. Dr Peters advises skin hygiene, general health, diet changes, and consulting a competent physician. warns against self-treatment and suggests seeking a skin specialist and possible pamphlets on diet and kidney health.
Way of the World on Facts and Reputation
GEOVA PATTERSON discusses the primacy of facts over opinion in newspapers and public discourse. He highlights the value of a reputation for honesty as a vital asset for new graduates, warning that wagers on character erode the social foundation and noting Hoover’s political image framed by a peanut-eating quip.
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Geova
Owed D. Young
Mente
Jake
Bunker
Winne
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