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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1925
Page
15
The article reports upcoming Harding era stamps to go into effect April 23 with new 1 1 2 cent, 15 cent, and 9 cent special delivery issues. Designs feature Washington profile and motor mail imagery, tied to the new postal rate changes and parcel handling costs.
Announcement that the new executive team at the corner of Laity and Kamowha streets will open informally to the public today between 2 and 4 o clock. Officials express desire to allow residents and families to view the property and its grounds, encouraging attendance and curiosity.
A Marion county case was reversed when the court returned the verdict against Clyde Gt Neil. The judge schedules a retrial date for March 24. In New York, Charles J Stughes and family announced a two month vacation with humor and a light social tone.
A large OCR puzzle fragment lists numerous cryptic style clues across many lines. It appears as an incomplete cross word puzzle with uneven text, stray words, partial phrases, and misread letters. The readable items include references to celestial, botanical, musical, and linguistic terms amid broken entries and stray punctuation.
A fragment from an old newspaper notes the City School of Music broadcasting a program on WEAZ on Tuesday evening March 10. Mentions Susie, Krug, Swede San, Bannie Jahin, and Absent Morena Pelonsige among others in a list of performers and speakers.
Reported social event with numerous named attendees including Mrs. Oi Tawa and Miss Opal Taslor. Guests enjoyed a gathering at Mrs. Holstein residence with musicians and local families in attendance. a brief note mentions one tractor in service during the event period.
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