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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1926

Page

12

Paris Season Ending With Grand Prix Amid Rain and Cold

The Paris season closes today after a rain soaked fête with operatic entertainments and charity events. Highlights include a riding contest won by Mlle Meiltor in a gray habit, while a royal exile named Manuel TL is noted as a potential political figure amid a tense European backdrop.

The Arta Maine Firat Mlle Meiltor Dushier Horace Tippodrameircus Tippodrameircus and Who Acta Urmet Onn RTL

Frayed Fragments From a Turbulent Era in France and Africa

Fragmented historical notes describe divorce by crime in France, wartime mobilization orders, and a journalist’s observations from East Africa. The text covers French legal attitudes, a 1914 mobilization order, and an American mission presence near Chatgu-Thierry, plus remarks on wildlife encounters and local welfare efforts in a French town.

Browning Atv Bean Hareris Carter Marrison Beast East Africa Nairohl Flere Yao Marcieon Chatgau-Thierry Rincannon United States France Claanen

Potato Disease Watch Tightens Quarantine Rules

The state agriculture department tightens controls on the potato wart disease with a quarantine covering Whitmer in Randolph County and Fairfax in Tucker County. Potatoes from the area require a certificate before planting, and volunteer spuds must be destroyed to prevent spread. The move aligns with broader efforts by U S departments to eradicate the disease using chemical treatments and steam, amid ongoing research and historical context.

West Virginia Irfan United States United States Department of Agriculture Luhera Schilberaxkys Sullan & Wadaworth New England Memorinas Wadeworth Hattiefells War Museum Sinilnau Wood

Potatoes and quarantine fight potato disease spread

A historical report details early 20th century potato disease control. It describes embargoes in 1914 1915 and the 1919 1920 quarantine efforts led by Ernest Angelo and Paul Dayton to prevent spread in West Virginia and beyond. It notes inspections shipments and penalties for unpermitted potato growth while praising farmer compliance and authorities.

Kory United Carte Department For Agriculture Tns Pensylvania Wost Virginia Ernest Angela West Viren University Kearchhe State Lehteraber Angelo Hendricks Whitmer Hanedolph Mr. Angelo Thoma Atate Department of Agriculure Paul W. Dayton Agens AD. Strader Strader

Washington Day in 1920s Senate and rail sale debates

Prohibition ridiculed as army engineers shuffle duties. Major General La Kardladwin succeeds retired Harry Taylor. Senate funds committee plans to probe anti Daladonague books back to 191%. Campaign chair appeals for Republican congressmen. Interstate Commerce sanction to sell railroad equipment by public bid. Caraway accuses $7,000,000 spent in the Itinata Republican senatorial primary. McNary farm bill supporters drop plan to aid track agriculture relief. Senate pursues veterans relief.

Nowan Wetariet Army Engineers Harry Taylor Lakardladwin Senate Dompaten Tomemittee Thin Epubttean Zenatorial Interstate Commerce Commissator Caraway Democrat Arkensam Mengre McNary Yenata

Careless motorist blamed for aiding thieves in Charleston

Charleston police chief John Dritton urged motorists to park securely or move their cars to reduce thefts. He noted Charleston has higher theft rates than any city and urged residents to lock vehicles, avoid public spaces, and report suspicious sellers to stop robberies quickly. He emphasized careful ownership and vigilant reporting to curb thefts.

John Dritton Charleston Uost Seramo Crm

Drowns in puddle and man trapped in Glencoe home

A verdict of drownings returned in the case of J. Vi Armstrong found dead in a shallow puddle. In Glencoe Minnesota George Daley, aged 85, was trapped by a dine in his home and escaped by sliding down an iron pipe from the third floor.

Ing J. Vi Armstrong Hin Fies Neah Glencoe George Daley

Heads Country's Largest Diocese Heads Country's Largest Diocese

Edinaung 102 year old Farah Vernon celebrated her birthday with a Highland fling. The centenarian enjoyed the dance at a community event marking her milestone, drawing smiles from attendees.

Edinaung Farah Vernon

Knight Succeeds Late Dean Lyman at West Virginia University

Reports from the West Virginia University board of education indicate the appointment of G. Knieht as director of the agriculture experiment station at Morgantown and the dean of the College of Agriculture, following the death of Dean Lyman. The board adjourned after the election of new faculty members including a Latin professor and a medical school professor, with C. G. Brouns named assistant Latin professor. An auto disaster near Geneva killed twelve passengers. oyster dredging in the Falmouth rivers is noted.

State Board of Education Ade West Virginia University G. Knieht Agriculture Experiment Station Moregantown Wandhorin Centernay College of Ugriculture G. RK Lyman Neulty Warsner Roanoke Cannaday C C. Fenton New City Th Medical Achcel W. A Smith C. G. Brousns

Mr A L McKinley Describes Cuticura Healing Pimples

Mr A L McKinley recounts suffering pimples and severe itching before trying Cuticura Soap and Ointment. He reports relief after using Cuticura products, praising their cleansing and soothing effects. (June 23, 1925.)

Mr. A. L. McKinley Cuticura Boab Misa

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