New Members of Delphian Society Admitted in Charleston
Several new members joined the Charleston Delphian Society yesterday at the YMCA, with Mrs W J Savane presiding. The secretary announced charter admission to the local chapter. A program featured dances and talks on topics from primitive homes to pre historic religion. The next meeting is set for March 23 at the same time and place.
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Charleston Delphian Society
Y.w.c.al
W. J. Savane
Everett
Mes
Doin Lohnits
John Pelzell
A. N. Lynn
Joy Terrell
Margaret Lynn Towis
Misa
Nina Payne
Mian
Gretasne
T. C. Townsend
Kenner Hill
R. ©. Newsomb
John Patrick
Ww. TD. Cuyer
P. Hy Gates
DW. Herscher
G. . Caperton
W. Connell
Grant Hall
Harry Pugh
Musterole Promises Quick Neuralgia Relief
Ad touts Musterole for neuralgia and headache relief with a mild burn free plaster alternative. Claims safe for children and infants, available in jars and tubes including hospital sizes, priced at three dollars.
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Mothera
Babien
Caildren
Just Two Days and Eczema Gone
An advertorial note promises quick eczema relief by washing affected areas twice daily with Kerene. A 12 ounce bottle costs 60 cents at OC. A. Potterfield's and Buslman's drugstores. If not helped in two days a money back guarantee is offered.
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OC. A. Potterfield's
Buslman's
Lumber Foreman Killed in Mill in Weston
March 11 at Moore Keppel Lumber Co mill in Elsmore near Weston. superintendent Eslmore resident Seph McCormick, 48, was instantly killed when caught in a belt and pulley. His body was drawn into the machinery. Survived by a widow and four children.
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Joseph McCormick
Moore-Keppel Lumber Company
Weston
Eseph McCornick
Elsmore
McCormick
Sunday Blue Laws Moundsville Election Tomorrow
March 11 report notes Moundsville voters will go to the polls tomorrow to elect a mayor four councilmen and four school commissioners. Garvin Koullican aumni for mayor. journeyr numbers and party alignments implied. A separate item mentions twelve motor fumes in a closed space incident.
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Moundsville
Garvin
Koullican
Mayni
Neersrd
Parry
Nationwide tree planting drives mark centennial day observance
Reading a national pledge, organizations across the country arrange to plant 5,000 trees on Constitution Hill Washington and other sites to honor the centennial of a prominent event. The effort features groups led by women and men, including Mrs J Eherman and other club heads, aligning with Korea Protection Week and National Defense Week activities.
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Washin Sherin
Maroh Wippy
Avorien
Nateheg
Ielielein
Teh J. Eherman
Chevy Chase
Mare Bane
Wrens
Adi
Sheena Marian Cuirdon
Tate
National Dinedon Week
Ambassadress Janet Gregory highlighted at Mexican carnival
Report notes Ambassadress Mise Janet Gregory praised as the prettiest American girl in Tam nico Mexico and selected as Amectenna Aimbesa dren for Taropien carnival. Children planted thousands of trees across states. major spring programs by Youngstown clubs, Mathi-ood Memphis, and Massachusetts groups aim to plant hundreds of acres of forest. Cooperation plans with Veterans groups and American Legion to extend tree planting nationwide described.
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Mise Janet Gregory
Mexico
Amectenna Aimbesa Dren
Youngstown
Seoute
Yeni
Mathi- ¢Ood
Memphis
Tenn
Lamishory
Matory Sorinws
New York
Ty Isvonta
Miron
Ohio
Boy Scouts
American Legion
Charles Gauver
Hilsbors
Aga
Scotland Yard Uses Radio to Track Criminals
London March reports Scotland Yard expanding radio use to locate criminals. England's detectives test wireless guidance and patrols, aiming to speed up arrests and widen surveillance across urban areas.
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Lontion
March
Teg
Scotland
Lxard
England
Yard Deploys Radio Equipped Motor Trucks for Detection
The Yard now operates eight radio equipped motor trucks in use for detection work. They can keep in touch with headquarters at a distance of 20 miles by telephone and 50 miles by telegraph.
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Ters
Discos
Cholera cases reported in Sudan and Cairo rattle cotton region
Sudan reports several cholera cases affecting cotton districts near Cairo. The note mentions the author of "Alice in Wonderland" as a noted mathematician, reflecting mixed literary and scientific references in the same clipping.
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Sudan
Cairo
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Jelan
Charleston
BT Company
Department of Investients
W. Va
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Charleston Trust. CO
Department OF Investments
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West Virginia
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Excella
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Leonora Hughes
Europe
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