Charleston Gazette 1925 Daily and Sunday Rates
The Charleston Gazette lists subscription prices and carrier options for daily and Sunday editions, with rates for one week, one month, three months, six months, and one year. Classifieds note Associated Press rights and advertising terms, dated Sunday March 1, 1925, featuring a morning reflection from Psalm 142.
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Daily Gazette Company
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Gretaide
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Senday
Dying Congress Critics Call For Constitution Amendment
The sixty eighth congress limps toward departure while debate swirls over abolishing the short post election session. Supporters argue early assembly would curb abuses, speed laws, and end lame duck delays, though Senate obstacles persist. Premier Herriot is praised for plain speaking and direct talk.
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Republican Party
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Borah
Congress
House
Norris
House Committee
Truth Week Observance Highlights Honest Advertising
The piece notes a yearly Truth Week stressing honesty in business and advertising. It recalls the slogan Truth in Advertising from past Associated Advertising Clubs and links misinformation concerns to the Russian wheat crop failure as a broader policy worry.
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Washington
Uth
Associated Act
Russia
National Vigilance committee raises standards for honesty
The country and its National Vigilance committee tout higher honesty rules with corrections shown as merchants fix errors. Most errors stem from department head mistakes or overenthusiastic advertising. Three senators are stated as under suspicion amid broad scrutiny of officials.
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National Vigilance Committee
A Prayer for Congress by Rev James Shera Montgomery
The house met at 11 o clock a.m. and the chaplain offered a prayer. He asked God to bless the officers and members, grant understanding, defend goodness and truth, and leave uncontrollable things in God’s hands.
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James Shera Montgomery
Boston Transcript Sheds Its Mild Reputation
The Boston Transcript, long viewed as conservative, faces criticism after printing a picture of thirty bathing girls in street costume, sparking debate over editorial restraint and public decency.
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Boston Transcript
Charleston Boundaries Show Vision for City Growth
The piece urges thoughtful discussion on enlarging Charleston’s boundaries, praising W C Kelly as a leading manufacturer and river transport advocate. It argues city lines won’t by themselves secure factories, stresses census impact on capital, and calls for united regional effort to build more factories, jobs, homes, and institutions.
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Charleston
W.C. Kelly
Kelly
Spring Hill
Dunbar
Elk River
Kanawha River
Elihu Root
Bugs Baer On Tipping And Public Manners In New York
A fragmented 1925 column critiques tipping culture and social etiquette in New York. It cites hotel staff, judges, and patrons, noting how gratuities shape wages and behavior, and cites anecdotes about waiters, stewards, and a public experiment tracking tipping over six months.
Bits of State History by Meredits and Gossip
Gossip is framed as a social vice and a cultural artifact in a 1925 column. It critiques gossip’s harms and traces its evolution from sewing circles to modern talk, naming figures Howe and Singer for a machinist breakthrough and reflecting on Missouri’s gossip laws. The piece blends anecdotes, history, and moral guidance from the era.
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Missouri
Plan Broadcast Of Gore Speech At Inauguration Day
Governor Gore and state officials will take the oath on March 4 with larger crowds expected. A Bell public address system will carry the governor’s voice to about 50,000 listeners from the capitol annex balcony, installed by Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co. of West Virginia. In 4 years ago only a small crowd could hear the address.
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Boward M. Gore
Bell
Capitol Annex
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
West Virginia
Turks Seek French Style Education Reform Amid Foreign Aid Debate
Angora Turkey eyes a French styled education system after plans to dissolve 500 religious schools serving 12 000 pupils. A new university at Angora would anchor central educational authority with rural private schools placed under a single jurisdiction. Foreign aid and reconstruction prospects feature prominently as Turks seek self reliance while wary of foreign influence and labor shortages. Britain and the United States supply much of needed machinery and assistance, though Turkish policy underscores self sufficiency and national authority in schooling.
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Turkey
Stepa
Thig
Ateeady
Hojas
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Lend
Sounery
Tuviey
Fay Polt
Tales of Other Climes Recounted By Local Men
A boastful tale from Tombstone Arizona recounts how the town gained its first bank after a cow puncher hid cash and a loan formed with a neighbor. The quirky story blends local lore with notes on town growth and a telephone line project that helped spur financial ventures. The piece also mentions Crane County Texas and a famed shareholder meeting in California with 20 000 stockholders and entertainment at the Hollywood Bowl.
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Har Fur Tong
Vincent Lees
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Kaye
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Wwe
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Ben Fit
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Kent
Atete
Texas
John Womack
Amalias
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Lone Star
Pecos
Campbell
Stutz
Han
Julian OU
California
Los Angeles
Weetings
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Ajeet Gand
Standardization Clothes Is Urged and Explained
An analysis by Harvey Maitland Watts in the Forum’s Marsh item argues that national uniform attire signals American unity. Ready to wear garments and male-to-measure methods are praised for elevating self-respect and eliminating class differences, framing standardization as a historic American achievement and near universal practice.
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Shinya Bu
Harvey Maitland Watts
Fiverne
Mabis
Jas
Peasant Woman Seeks Audience With King in Poverty Tale
Rome Feb 28 Leontina da Nilio of Altazal quarrels with husband and offers a costly plea to the king. She travels with her eight year old son to the palace, dressed in velvet, but soldiers and officials deny her an audience and she returns home disappointed.
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Vietor Vanchanuel
Bey
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Ehlid
Hergalf
Christian workers sail to Montevideo for Latin America congress
A North American and European delegation of 200 representatives from 46 denominations sails on the Southern Cross bound for Montevideo for the first congress on Christian work in South America. The session runs March 29 to April 10 with regional conferences in Rio de Janeiro and Buenos Aires, and educational events in Montevideo. Delegates will study religious and educational facilities while promoting cooperation across Latin America.
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New
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America
Latin America
Moniter
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D. J. Fleming
Union Theological Seminary
de Pauw University
Max Bauer
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American Association At Social Hyelene
Frank K. Sanders
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Boshon
MrConnell
H. A. Yulwes
Rownence
Pair Bound Over In Robbery Case
Silas Dalley and Everett Cashware bound over to the grand jury after arraignment before Magistrate Tully on robbery charges in connection with a February 19 hold up of merchant Quincey Dunlap near Meadow Link. Court costs set, bond at 1609 dollars. A steamer wreck near Tampico, Mexico disrupted trade. Veeco de Gama noted as a leading man.
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Everett Cashwaters
Tully
Peice
Quincey Dunlap
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