Charleston Gazette 1925 Edition Morning Issue
The Charleston Gazette dated March 16 1925 presents a standard newspaper front with pricing, Associated Press notice, and staff references. A morning feature includes a quotation about truth between companions, reflecting the era’s editorial tone.
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West Virginia Faces Water Power Policy Debate
West Virginia officials argue against oppressive freight rates hindering resource development. They urge an independent state water power law, aiming to keep rivers navigable, gain returns, and avoid federal overreach while collaborating on national aims.
Water power in West Virginia urged for revival and growth
West Virginia should develop its water power to aid reconstruction and business revival. The legislature has passed two pro development bills and nationwide examples show the benefits. Dams and large projects are discussed with calls for fair laws, ample capital, and guaranteed returns while maintaining state rights. Rockefeller Jr. donates one million dollars to Hampton and Tuskegee, continuing a pattern of philanthropy tied to public gains.
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Public interest weighs in Coffman senate absence
The Gazette argues for Coffman to rest and avoid political risk while health improves. It urges the senate to arrange arrangements to function and avoid constitutional deadlocks, noting the 45 day limit and urging leaders to act. It also questions Mr Hughes’s stance on the League of Nations now that peers are dead.
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West Virginia Factory Study Prompts Tax and Labor Questions
A lengthy, unreadable OCR fragment discusses industrial prospects in West Virginia, urging study of factory siting, labor supply, climate, costs, and taxation. It questions bank financing, border commerce, and the impact of state and local taxes on manufacturing investment and community prosperity.
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Bugs Baer Reacts To Capitol Politics In Behalf Of Provisions
The text records Bugs Baer commenting on Capitol Building debates in Washington with mentions of Chet and Seuhesthons, veto threats, and motions in the Senate. It references discussions on orders to raise funds, appropriations, and protection for certain groups amid a parched political climate.
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Where To Go. Radio program guide list and listings
A fragmented RCA style radio listings page shows numerous stations and programs. It mentions Boston area content and a mix of orchestras choirs and individual acts, with various times and channel references, including music programs, a theater revue, and news. The article reads like a dense, OCR heavy schedule pad with scattered performer names and show notes.
Fragmentary lines reflect political upheaval and job loss
Disjointed OCR fragment references a presidential moment, broken brakes, and a feeling of stagnation. It mentions senators, rights, and a dismissed figure, with unclear dates or names, suggesting a chaotic political context and personal consequences.
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Burgess Bedtime Tales Johnny Chuck and the Hidden Hearings
Fragmentary tale following Johnny Chuck overhearing Sam and Blacky as they scheme near Green Meadows. Johnny, hungry and cautious, hides in an aid hole while grappling with jealousy and the urge to verify Sammy Day’s claims. Reddy notes Johnny’s tense mood. Teddy watches as breakfast arrives and the group contemplates the danger of exposure.
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Paris Fringe Figures and Nightlife Seen by a Visitor
A Paris dispatch surveys colorful characters from street performers to deteriorating urban life. It profiles American editor Letellier, actress Mabelle Guinwa Corey, and a broad cast of locals in theaters, streets, and book stalls. The piece notes Parisian tasting of cheap literature and a permissive climate for pornography amid a law restricting access in the United States. Copyright, 1825, by the McNaughen Syndicate.
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Truth About Decay and Censorship in a Moral Panic
A reflective piece laments rising moral danger in society. It warns of pervasive depravity, public scandals, and fear of losing virtue as temptations spread. The author compares youthful folly to broader social decay and calls for vigilance against compromising arts and manners.
Women Embrace Bobbed Hair Jobs Amid Industry Shift
Recent employment statistics show women increasingly joining the hairdressing field. The bobbed hair craze boosts demand for female stylists, with London wages around five cents for hair treatments and higher pay for women than men in some areas.
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