KIWANIANS BACK BRIDGE WORK ISSUE
Kiwanians advocate a proposed bond issue for bridge construction. The club, led by speaker Setama, discussed plans and financial hurdles in a closed session with county officials and Charleston Interurban representatives. The group reviewed the county court’s ability to fund preliminary work before the July 31 deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yasue
Oraive Setama
al Gend Ponds Stravisanant Trowall Geaver
Mneerine
Wis
County Concussionet Otaeriver
Eemortvsii
Charleston
Om. Chirksens
Vanunittes
Erkk
Elul
Lemon Juice Whitens Skin in Homemade Mix
A dubious skin whitening recipe claims lemon juice mixed with orchard white creates a fast acting facial bleach. It promotes applying the self-made lotion to face neck and hands and asserts no irritation, targeting stage beauties and sunburn or freckles.
Evans' Triple Phosphates Promises Restored Nerve and Health
An advertisement touts Evans' Triple Phosphates as a tonic for thin and nervous people, claiming it strengthens nerves blood and bone cells and improves endurance. It promotes the product as a natural unadulterated phosphate remedy available through druggists in original packaging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyans
Evans
Htreet
Bullt- Wan
Fragmented notes on postponed meeting and local officials
The readable text mentions a postponed meeting and names several local figures such as Brotysene Grarse S Lindsay and Professor Leathe Dotter. It references elections or appointments like Thelewnte to the tiret anectinis and Colonel WMG, with scattered phrases about a winter event and a gathering this evening. The fragmentary style provides few clear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindsay
Ielty
Winther
Daushier
Nanning
Mme
Grosling
Wmg
Leathe
Potter
Hindenburg Ceremony Shrouded in Frantic Crowds
Reported chaos marred a state event as Von Hindenburg presided amid startled crowds and applause. The Reichstag leaders and president offered cautious greetings while observers noted tense mood and ceremonial tension throughout the day.
New River State School Needs Admin Building and Dormitory
The article notes an appropriation request of 19000 for a New River state school administration building and remodeling of the existing facility into a dormitory for girls. It cites overcrowded classrooms, growth in enrollment, and the desire to relocate a dormitory to meet current needs. A prior 825.00 balance from a priorBuildings appropriation is mentioned as contributing to funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henshaw
Hiner
Dowbie Whitcodmion Dabar Cnst
Board of Control
New River State
Potomac State
Gitla
Eug-Gested
Vulldin
Chirlestan P
Freezone Corn Cure Claims Easy Foot Comfort
Consumer ad excerpt touts Freezone as a cheap, simple remedy for hard and soft corns on toes. It promises quick relief with a small bottle and no rubbing or trimming required, urging easy use and removal of embedded corn between toes.
New Catarrh Spray Promises Quick Germ Kill
An old advertisement claims a new antiseptic spray kills catarrh germs, soothes membranes, and freshens breath. It touts Wolene as non-irritating though the product is four times stronger than estholic acid and can be swallowed with no effort. Sold for 60 cents a bottle at Potterfield's and Buillman's drugstores with a money back guarantee if not effective in a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potterfield's
Buillman's
Names of many officials and towns listed in fragment
A lengthy list of individuals, towns, and organizations appears in a damaged OCR fragment. The text names many people across multiple locations, including Philadelphia, Richmond, Bluefield, Parkersburg, and London, along with various initials and titles, suggesting a compiled roster or meeting attendees.
Shippers Work Group Forms For State Inquiry
A regional committee formed by chambers of commerce in the Monongahela valley and surrounding districts to study shipper positions and freight rates. The group, led by H Darden and Puffer, will draft a statewide program ahead of hearings in Washington, with volunteers sought from multiple sections of the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monongahela Valley
Chambers of Vommnees
Elles and
Tewna
Fe Coumresinn
Lta
Interstate Vanimetee Epi
Sisson
Washinton
Nanan
Werysive Comunisaion
Eatvie Heer
Laden
Ie Stenonenheln Valley Association
Eoromissior
Livery
State Commission
Washington
Birk Stathers
Commission
Lewis
Pom
Nelph
Wheeling
F Mo Lively
Ansiet
Aif
Seaer
Eyieh
Woenington
Open Addition reveals new chapel at St Francis hospital
The continuation describes two elutes in the building for sol ed and used cups, a built tyebuild chapel without pews, surmounted by vases of roses. Children from the Sacred Heart church lighted the chapel at eight o clock during opening ceremonies. St Francis hospital is run by the Sisters of St Joseph with Dr H. Swint as surgeon.
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Walla
Builetsin
Children of the Saved Heart Church
Esterday
Bt. Joseph and Jr
Swint
What About Taxes Continued From Pace One
The article discusses government funding and tax changes, noting taxpayers will pay a reasonable price for government if value is delivered. It mentions Bunbean May Be Netter and Urging a proposal to construct buildings at various points.
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Mayage
Netter
Webb
Mr. Welny
Wwe
Wecr
Tax burden discussion highlights cost of government
The debate centers on whether increasing taxes is justified by improving institutions and services. Speakers argue that reform and efficiency justify higher taxes, while opponents claim conservative spending and local needs must be balanced with revenue.
Obituary for Jarrett Jarrett at 47 in Valley Family
Jarrett Jarrett, 47, died at his home in wT M. He was a member of First Baptist and Church of Chaplestat and active in civil fraternal orders. Survived by wife Virginia and three children, two brothers, and one sister. Burial and funeral arrangements incomplete.
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Berlich Banrse
Saemefal
Ian
Imaugiretien
Alao
Bern von Hindenburs
Reichshas
Jarrett Jarrett
M. Jarrett
Crantes First Baptist
Chaplestat
Selat Faites
Enkents
Bythine
Chariestan
Alywide
Virginia Darrytt
Pass Slaying Case Held in Abeyance
In a late court session in Berd county, Sam Pass testified in the murder trial of Penny Sritt and Sheila Masses. Pass confessed details of the hilline with intent and is to be checked further before clemency. witnesses Franks, Burdette and others were present as the case proceeds.
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Coune
Whee
Moth
Shirples
Doasen
Rennin
Phele Nertons
Complex hospital abuse case leads to investigations
Fragmented OCR text shows alleged abuse at a hospital involving Mrs Geisen-Volk and others including Miss Soeet Dannelly and Trudted workers. It mentions investigations, distant hospital records, and claims of patient mistreatment with references to safety concerns and a death not confirmed.
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AaMnen
Geisen-Volk
Elie
Mer Ryan
Croalen Volk
Soeet Dannelly
Lake
Tess Ingien
Saaterict Librive Attarnes
Iatane
Mary Doblins
Cieisen- Vols
Varn
Tevgartel Saad
Chat Mee
GeoRen- Vale
Leavin
Kye
Unm
Marmet Road Meet Deferred by Verney Commission
The Marmet Road Meet was postponed as the Verney Commission and related railroad officials could not attend. The court house session discussed repairs and schedules, with a delayed arrival expected for the meeting. School board addressed bids for summer painting at four buildings including the Wendings, Wigey, and Central High School.
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Kanawha
Newke
Uhr
Tives
Ohla
Railspeed Company
Tonecreay
Selina
Wigtey Seheel
Etk School
Central Winigr High School
Hernett Ihn
Good Will Trip Leads Through Huntington and Charleston
The Good Will party tour, led by the Lloyd Wells band and Henry Capite aiuto with John Vickers on bass, visits Huntington and Charleston. Speakers urge railway bridge work over the Gibio river, promote regional prosperity, and discuss taxation and state legislation as they head toward Parkersburg.
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Tater
Sovamert
Chicleston Byise Phony Orchestre
W. Sandy Mason
Misiehl
Charleston
Esim- Witte
Northcott
G. A. Northcott
Munnington
Trelacht
Burie
Virginia
Anaeline Tabation Menaares
Wil Pyerty
Parkersbury
Charlister
Meir
John Ut
Boned
Stop Itching Skin Relief Promised by Home Remedy
Fragmentary ad copy touts a topical treatment to stop itching and cleanse the skin after first use. Claims include relief from eruptions and smoother, healthier skin, with additional products named but details are unclear. The text reads like an old patent medicine pitch with dubious ingredients.
Henpecked Judge Weighs Case In Rural Court
In a bizarre rural court scene Judge OG Babbitt hears the case of Harry Oakes charged with skinning the head of Ernest White a Salvation Army member. Oakes allegedly attacked after a dispute over a hen and the men were warned to desist from further violence as police and health officials watched.
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Ai Reck
White
Hilind
Gakeal
B. Babbittj
Whit Oakes
Bobbitt
Twaj
Olsen
Health Department
Harry Oakes
Inner Kanawha Street
Ernest White
Salvation Army
Oakes
Citizens Survey Meet Postponed By City Committee
A special citizens committee appointed by Mayor Wertz postpones another meeting to plan an industrial and business survey for the city. The delay follows absences and conflicts among chamber members and business leaders, delaying coordinated city building efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Special Citizens’ Committee
W. Wertz
Chamber of Commerce
Wertz
Talked Like a Dutch Uncle Promises Quick Gut Relief
A man reluctant at first but urged by a friend and his physician father tries Mayr's Wonderful remedy for stomach trouble. He reports all symptoms disappeared after use and notes the product removes mucus and inflammation in the digestive tract with a money refund offer. Rexall stores and Grovetts advertise nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayr
A. Potterfield
Rexall
Milk license charge delayed in police court
A man was brought to the police court on a milk license charge and the case was postponed for a week to allow amicable settlement of the dispute.
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