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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1934
Page
3
Summer brings vacations and sun exposure raising the risk of sunburn and tanning. Practical guidance covers gradual tanning, protecting skin before outdoor activity, and soothing after sun with oil, cold cream, and gentle washing. Emphasizes individual skin types and moderation to avoid painful burns.
The leaflet explains daily relaxing exercises to cultivate poise and reduce self conscious tension. It offers the pamphlet, mailed with a self addressed stamped envelope to Lois Leeds, care of The Charleston Gazette, for interested readers.
A Dorothy Dix column argues the top quality is generosity not just in money but in sharing life, respecting opinions, and avoiding stinginess. It contrasts lavish displays with secret economies that erode a wife’s pride and affection, urging husbands to give freely and willingly.
United States Ambassador William C. Bullitt and Lieut. Thomas White survived a two seater Be plane crash near Lenin grad flying field. The craft was damaged and upside down in a swamp while Bullitt and White, unharmed, traveled to Leningrad to meet Bullitt’s daughter Anne arriving from America.
President-elect Alfonso Lopez of Colombia arrived in Washington for a two day visit and will be hosted by President Roosevelt at the White House on Tuesday. He is accompanied by his wife, daughter and a delegation including three bishops. The trip follows his arrival at Union Station. China Seeks New Anthem: a proposal to adopt a new national anthem was approved by the executive yuan and sent to the central political council.
The text urges that each person bears constant, definite responsibility to others as Christians following Jesus Christ. It frames the Christian problem as personal service to the needy, not immediate economic relief, and uses the trial of Christ to illustrate the dual divine and human sides of responsibility, urging belief in divine concern expressed through human action.
The page advertises multiple films at Rialto including A Modern Hero with Evelyn Veouble and Bent Taylor in an all star cast, a Warner drama in the hearse theater, and a comedy at Greenbrier. It also includes a lengthy sermon about Christ and responsibility, referencing Pilate, Barabbas, and moral reflection on human action.
An old advertisement touts Camel cigarettes offering a lift to laboratories of science and enjoyment. It claims steady smoking won’t bother Camel smokers because the finer, more expensive tobaccos in Camels never get on your nerves.
A sermon-like essay urges allegiance to Christ through feeding the hungry clothing the naked and comforting the weary. It laments shifting responsibility for acts of mercy and calls readers to embody Father’s will in deeds rather than words.
A reflective sermon argues that aiding the needy is a shared duty of all, not optional. It emphasizes following Christ’s example and taking personal responsibility, noting that Pilate and others denied this obligation while individuals must act. The message urges belief in Christ’s example and living it daily.
A call to action emphasizes collective duty toward others and following Christ’s example. It urges believers to reveal the Master’s influence in life and to demonstrate faith publicly, renewing commitment with unity and purpose.
A fragmentary report mentions Charles Thomas and his defense stance against an order claimed unconstitutional for depriving citizens of property without due process. It notes his long senate tenure and a push since 1981 to rehabilitate a silver currency base. Thomas, born December 6, 1849 in Darien Georgia, arrived in Colorado in 1871. Funeral services have not been arranged.
A fragmented item notes that George stops drinking whiskey and hints at a secretive matter involving White Rippon Bem and el cotten, with mentions of tea jars and unclear details. The readable bits suggest a personal record or diary note about a change in habit and hidden connections.
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