Charleston Gazette May 31 1925 Thought for Morning
Sunday edition of the Charleston Gazette dated May 31 1925 features a Morning Thought by Dr. Frank Ronan urging readers to burn the past year’s stubble and prepare for spring planting. The item reflects the paper’s era tone and includes publication details and subscription notices.
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Oolly Gnacite Company
Weat
Virginia
BIAIL
Munday
Walls of West Virginis
Mont
Associated Pres
Associated Press Ia
Smet
David Co., Inc
A. R. Keator
Wee York
Harttora
Chienee
Ofice
Charleston
W- Va
Toro
Frank Rona
Indictments again in oil reserve case
The government seeks new indictments against Albert Fall Edward Doheny and Harry Sinclair over alleged fraudulent leasing of naval oil reserves in Wyoming and California after earlier charges were quashed. The Justice Department plans appeal to the Supreme Court and aims to proceed with conspiracy to defraud charges.
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Albert Fall
Edward Doheny
Harry Sinclair
Wyoming
California
Sagan
Department of Justice
Fagan
Atleen Pomerene
Supreme Court
Edward Doheny, Jr
Fall
Sinclair
Liberty Bonds
Continental Trading Com
Coolidge
Lincoln
Tien
Handling Our Mails and the Post Office Circular
A scanned post office circular urges better addressing and return addresses on mail. It notes many letters and packages go astray due to missing return data, piling work on postal workers and increasing dead letters.
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Post Office Department
KPO
Bussmen
Dead letter office economics and calls for leadership
The article outlines vast oddments of revenue and losses linked to misdirected mail, including $800,000 annual revenue, $2 million annual cost for special handling, and $3,546,542.54 in checks and money orders lost. It calls for return addresses and stronger leadership from the legislature.
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Dea
United States Treasury
Postal Service
Uncle Sam
France plans debt settlement with United States
France signals willingness to negotiate and seek moratorium on war debts to the United States. Briand explains France will not deny the debt and favors reasonable conditions, including reduced interest, moratorium, and Dawes plan adjustments. Astor's husband entry in English derby noted. sea serpent sighting near Boston marks summer.
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France
M. Briand
Painleve
United States
Briand
Herriot
Jusserand
Clementel
Herrick
Marin
Dawes
Lady Astor
Epsom Downs
Meeting with an Austrailian performer ends in tragedy
In a fragmentary reminiscence the narrator recalls a hard lonely show life and a critical dinner with a tall, gray-eyed stranger who confided in a woman about his plan to leave Australia. The man expresses despair over pity and fear of disgrace before the narrator later receives a postcard from Melbourne with no signature.
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New
Viere
Bonn
Austraia
Bogland
Amerie
Tod
Anne
Australia
Sil Ha
Melbourne
Winley
Peter Dunne
Mr. Dooley
Bing Bruce
Anjoy
Tle
Rector's and the nightlife immortals of New York 1925
A 1925 McNaught Syndicate piece recalls Rector's on Broadway as a magnet for celebrities and millionaires. It describes George Rector hosting Diamond Jim Brady, Harry Thaw, Sipnt Smith, and other luminaries, amid garish electric storefronts and a sea of fashion and fame. The author muses on Rector's influence and the era’s social scene.
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Tommers
Famote
Dipper
Gome
Diamond Jim Brady
Studtha
Sipnt Smith
Wall Street
Hector's
John W. Garces
Harry Thaw
Rector's
Rctor
Rector
The
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
West Virginia Lions Club Discuss Pardons and Paroles
A committee of West Virginia Lions clubs discusses ex felons and possible pardons and paroles. Edwin H. Kingaday of Kanawha County Lions is named to lead the investigation steering the district action. The article references Bureau of Statistics data and debates about mental health trends and city versus country life impacts.
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Virginia Lions
Edwin Fh. Kingadey
Casy Wits
Powernus
West Virgginia
Jon Urprisagimeiy
Yorkersburg
Intercepted Messages May 1920 Dear Powder Jolt
A fragment from a May 1920 intercepted message shows a misspelled note about the sun being hot and people removing hats during a parade. The letter mentions the American Mog and the Menshal Dey in a stray informal line.
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Menshal
Ye ge Joma A. Nhaser Command Spantah War
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Joma A Nhaser and a command spantah war with unclear details. No clear events, dates, or locations reliably readable.
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Joma A. Nhaser
Spantah War
Chiarleston, YW
Health Hints Dengue Fever and Alcohol Effects
Dengue fever is described with fever chills headache eye pain and rash with gradual temperature drop and recovery. Transmission via mosquitoes is discussed with experiments showing infection from bites and the duration of infectivity. Alcohol's effects on the body are debated with Benedict noting alcohol aids warmth and muscle work but offers no nutrition value. societal factors influence its medical use.
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Perl
United States
Altecka
Sitar
Mall
United Sucker Army
Nmedical Department
Maldlery
United States Army
McLantiste
Bes
Amon Physicians
Francia
Benedict
Bouton Putrition Laboratory
Carnegie Institute of Washington
Witu
Alfiaice AU
Connecticut Adopts Statewide Aviation Licensing Code
Connecticut aviation licensing now falls under the motor vehicle commissioner. About 21 licenses issued to ages 18 and up for commercial work, with others to students and a balloon parachute candidate. The code requires 100+ flight hours, state tests, and practical flight maneuvers. The National Guard air unit in Hartford trains 120, led by Major Telhot Freeman, as private field and hangar facilities grow.
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Wartford
Conn
Connecticut
Ilanses
Nelda
Poard
Hartford
State Sonstabulary
Ters
George Tranchlis
State Constabulary
Fe Pxaminca
Aviatata
Assees Lideries
Kimeon J. Baldwin
International Law Authority
Roverdor
Telhot
Freeman Ia
O'Sublivan
Congress
Msullivan
Connectcut
Jwhoeone
Acore
Erphallo
New Haven
Yale
Bethany Wille
Martford
Dnanbury
Stemford
New Maven
New Lundinn
Teatley Ayla
Washington Notes on Theatre and Society in 1920s Detours
Washington coverage recalls Shaw's Candida at the Helasen Theatre with Peasy Wood and Katherine Carvell, plus Joan of Arc readings. It notes Stuart F. Reed buying a home, St Elizabeth's patients with driving licenses, and the Capitol area horse show scene at Madison Square Garden with Fort Myer troops, reflecting local culture and issues of the time.
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Washington, D. C
Shaw
Comedien Amar
Toha Y. A. Weaver
Mies Wood
Wandida
Katherine Caevell
Charlesten
Mien Cornell
Europe
Shost
Mias Wood
Toun
Tam
Courac
Hardykes
Ithnee
Madison Square Garden
New York
Virginia
Kentucky
Washington
Potomac
Port Meer
Comineka Tn
Siow
Sylvan
Rock Creek Park
Aged Quartet Totals 344 Years at Point of Molivia Home
A Molivia home houses four elderly residents whose combined ages reach 344 years. William M. Covey is 92, Mrs. Sarah J. Robinson 86, Mrs. Lucy Tripp 84, and William Tripp 82. They live independently and do their own work in a family setting.
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Atiburn
Ponce de Leon
Fountain of Youth
Molivia
William
Covey
Sarah J. Robinson
Lucy Tripp
William Tripp
Robinon
Balloon entrants to Have Lady Passenger in Bennett Balloon Race
London May 5 Two of the three British balloons entered for the James Gordon Bennett race at Groseely in Jung carry women pilots. Mrs John Dunvie accompanies Irisbane, Lt Colga hel Tunvite in the Banshee III. Other British entries named.
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London
James Gordon Bennett
Groseely
Jung
Jono Dunvie
Irisbane
Colgahel Tunvite
Ernest ‘Allen
J. F. John
Ragrenades Blom
Boothe
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Iby
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Long Island
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Lean, Inc
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Daily News Letter
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Stuart F. Reed
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Marksburg
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