Charleston Gazette 1925 Thought For This Morning
The Charleston Gazette prints a March 19 1925 edition with boilerplate notices, pricing, telephones, and a quoted Thought For This Morning urging self improvement through daily reflection. The piece notes standard newspaper affiliations and postal insertion, including Associated Press credit and Western Union representation.
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David Co, Inc
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Weaters
New York
Hartford
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Postoffice
Charleston
State Senate leadership and 1926 elections debated in West Virginia Gazette
The Gazette argues the state senate can operate despite the president’s absence, citing constitutional intent and historic precedent. It warns 1926 elections may shift control to Democrats, detailing vulnerable Republican incumbents and the potential impact of insurgent trends on party unity.
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Senator Marsh praised as competent choice for Senate presiding officer
The piece argues Marsh would be a fair, upright leader in the West Virginia Senate and urges careful scrutiny of tax figures cited by Tax Commissioner Hall. It stresses the need to balance state finances and suggests attention from all West Virginians to rising taxes and legislative fairness.
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Virginia Conteomplites
SOIC
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Virginie
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Rite Service
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Lee
Pete van ml
War Department
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Sirainent Ag
de Uraly
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Thay
Eire Lee Pty
Morgantown
New Panthtone
Charleston City Costs and Waste Under Public Economy Debate
Samuel E Bowen reviews Charleston’s municipal and county spending, warning of rising district and state costs after the war. He cites police and health indemnities, census data, and bonds, urging tax relief and tighter city governance to spur industrial growth in the Hanawha region and protect taxpayers.
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Gharleston
Wil
Taranchyde
Notton
Climmie
Miost Londly
Samuel E, Bowen
Shelton to Hold Services in Kirstayehndine Episcopal Church
Shelton schedules evening services at Kirstayehndine Episcopal Church at the corner of Washington and Olekingen streets. Dr J T Taylor will preside with an urban serape. The church choir under Edna Pauley will provide music including solos and quartets.
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Kirstayehndine Episcopal
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Olekingen Streets
J. T. Taylor
Tira
Unessarryland
Miga Edna Pauley
Mr WW
Day by Day McINTYRE in London to Paria flight tale
London diary recounts a damp day and a Hadley-Pase flight to Paris with a nervous traveler and curious child aboard. The narrative describes cloud heights, a near crash, the prospect of safety in air travel, and the rough landing into Paria amid porters and crowds.
Johnny Chuck Fends Off Stranger in Old Orchard Fight
Johnny Chuck defeats a mysterious intruder near the Old Orchard wall after a harsh fight. Polly Chuck tends his wounds and praises his return, while Johnny contemplates their future home and a calm life ahead. The tale hints at ongoing tension but ends with hopeful domestic peace.
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See
Etona
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Polly Chuck
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Polly Guuck
Waunda
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Polly
Jonny
Tally
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T. W. Burgess
Peter Rabbit
More Truth Than Poetry
A fragmented, voiced dialogue mixing flirtatious lines and domestic scenes. The speaker pleads for time with a girl, mentions a date, and asks for clothing and payment while addressing a mother in a lilting, informal tone. The text blends risqué innuendo with household chores and emotional urgency.
Miss Kuhn Announces Teachers Examinations
Miss Florence Kuhn, Kanawha County superintendent of schools, announced teachers examinations. The first exam for teachers in Kanawha County is set for May 24. The eighth grade departed exam will be April 14. Teachers must report interest to Miss Kuhn to arrange testing. Reading class exams will be held at Charleston High School on April 11.
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Florence Cuhh
Kuhn
Charleston High School
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