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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1925
Page
8
A lengthy stamp fair showcased German philately marking the seventy fifth anniversary of German stamps and the Universal Postal Union. Exhibits featured German colonies surcharges from occupied areas and temporary wartime issues, with collectors focusing on city stamps and color varieties amid inflation era issues.
Lt. John P. Van Zandt of the U S Air Service has returned from a six thousand nine hundred mile European flight tour studying commercial aeronautics. With summer weeks ahead thousands of Americans will fly to Europe, advancing the tourist trade and shortening transatlantic journeys by hours.
The Bank of England begins demolition to replace the 230 year old structure known as the Old Lady of Threadneedle Street. Aims to build new steel framed, five story taller buildings with 100 foot top stories while preserving the old wall. The plan includes moving the governing parlor to the new offices and starting foundations soon for a multi year project.
The revenue bureau confirms 152 000 pesos in taxes on professional boxing in Buenos Aires from February to October, funds earmarked for hospital construction. The surge follows rising interest in pugilism, with matches held nightly and gate money ranging from 3 000 to 16 000. International tours in Latin America spur broader boxing adoption and equipment use.
A catalog-like notice touts blouses S108 and 2.30, Silk Lingett Bloomers, and a range of spring undergarments. It highlights fancy colors, candy stripe blouses, and English broadcloth options with prices from 1.98 to 8.95. Also promotes spring gloves, house dresses, and vests with discounted values.
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