French Troops Leave Rhind Region Marking Postwar Shift
Paris reports say French forces continue to pull back from the Rhine region and Mayence area as part of a postwar accord between French Premier Tardieu and German leaders. Observers note the move aims to improve Franco German ties under the Dawes and Young plans, with Germany urged to avoid retaliation and uphold reparations commitments.
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Gustav Seetigmans
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Art Note on Painting Pure Morals Do and Do Not
A compact note discusses guidelines for painting moral scenes, outlining accepted subjects and forbidden themes to guide artists in depicting virtue and vice without sensationalism. It reflects early 20th century editorial stance on decorum and aesthetic safety.
Debutante Style No 282 Dress in Dusty Pink
A pattern description from The Summer Fashion Magazine presents Pattern No 282 tub silk gown for debs and young misses ages 12 to 20 in dusky pink with plaited hip lines and bow details. It lists fabrics, sizes, and price, plus pattern department address in New York City. The narrative then shifts to a dramatic scene featuring Cecile Parker, Ken, Ardeth, and a hospitalroom vigil, focusing on illness and emotional tension.
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Charleston Gazette
New York City
Its Girl Unafraid Chapter 20 Drama follows a telegram shock
Ardeth faces fear as Ken travels to his mother with a grave telegram from the doctor. The cabin scene, a teasing sense of doom, and Ken's devotion to his mother frame Ardeth's growing conflict over love and fate. The narrative lands in a rain soaked city as Ken returns home.
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Ben
Sary
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Black Mountains
Police Seize Beer Supply in Charleston Raid
Police seized the largest alleged high powered beer haul in Charleston from Sadley restaurant on McCorkle Avenue Kanawha City. Proprietor H. C. Halef was arrested on no charge of possession and to be arraigned today. Officers found 785 pint bottles on ice and 75 gallons not bottled. The plant was large and destroyed, with over 500 spectators watching as destruction lasted an hour and a half. No arrests among patrons. Police suspect counter sales but no evidence.
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McCorkle Avenue
Kanawha City
H.C. Halef
Halef
Hales
Funeral Services for Brother John T. Sharp
A special communication of Kanawha Lodge No. 20 will be held Monday at 4 p m to conduct the funeral of Brother John T. Sharp.
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Kanawha Lodge No. 20
John T. Sharp
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Michigan Steel plans plant expansion at Ecorse mill
George B. Fink announces a 30 percent production rise at the Ecorse Michigan Steel Corp plant with expansion financed by a 1 million debenture. The program is part of 9 million debentures authorized by stockholders in 1924. Westinghouse receives navy orders worth about 1.8 million for propelling and condensing machinery for new Washington treaty cruisers and additional equipment for three vessels.
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George B. Fink
Michigan Steel Corp
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Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
Navy Department
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Studebaker Arrow Truck Plans and Gas Project
A distressed report notes Studebaker and Winret names tied to a new company forming under A. R. Erskine as president. It covers plans for Studebaker Arrow trucks buses and ambulances and mentions a Guthrie gas station expansion with contracts let for necessary work.
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