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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1925

Page

12

Jews Observe Annual Feast Day With Sermons and Rituals

Rabbi Louis Binstock will preach Friday evening at 7 45 at the Virginia Street temple. The synagogue marks the festival of Tabernacles with meals inside booths, palm branches and willows, and rejoicing over the Law Simchat Torah. The service emphasizes the enduring nature of the Torah and the annual cycle of readings continuing without end.

Louis Binstock Virginia Street Hix Meubied Yarael

Crossword Puzzle and Holiday Finance Notes

A garbled crossword word list mixes with references to a souther state abbreviation and a queen, then shifts to a lengthy passage about Jewish holy days, synagog, and Beroll of the Law. It notes distributions from licenses and forestry act revenues, totaling 12 297 in September.

Fish distribution plan approved by state Game Commission

The West Virginia Game and Fish Commission discussed sending a carload of catfish and bass from Washington to streams in Ohio county under state supervision. Fred Fr. Cowl presided and authorized arrangements with the U S Bureau of Fisheries to deliver fish into West Virginia. George D Curtin and FP M Browning attended. C Cabell was absent. Licenses requests surge as squirrel season opens and the monthly financial balance stood at 20.53 balanced from October 1.

Washington Ohio County Fred FR. Cowl State Fame and Fish Commission Mr. Cowl U. S. Bureau of Fisheries West Virginia State Commission George D. Curtin FP. M. Browning C. A. Cabell L. G Smith

Hemroid remedy claimed to ease internal bowel issues

An advertisement touts Hem-Roid as a safe internal cure for piles caused by blood stagnation in the lower bowels. It promises quick relief without surgery, credits Dr Leonhardt and Scott Drug as distributors, and asserts widespread success with no operation needed.

Br. Leonhardt Scott Dros Rome

Plan Celebration on Midland Trail in West Virginia

The Charleston Real Estate board urged a joint open line celebration along the Midland Trail by West Virginia cities once completed. L. E. Poteet and others outlined plans for a large outdoor meeting with Huntington, with a committee to set time and place. Discussion included road improvements above Malden and cautious Florida real estate optimism versus local steady growth.

Charleston Real Estate Board West Virginia Midland Trail Association L. E. Poteet Gud L. F. Shannon L. H. Potech Huntington Realtors Fox Botart Malden Liew Cor Charleston Florida Jocal Hurst F. Shannon

Phillips Milk of Magnesia Promoted for Indigestion Relief

For fifty years physicians have recommended Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a pleasant alternative to soda. It neutralizes stomach acid and gas, aids gentle bowel movement without purging, and leaves the stomach feeling sweet. Twenty two cent bottles at any drugstore.

Phillips Uny Drugstore

Fashioned for sport in the 1920s dress codes

A long critique on how sport influenced men's attire, arguing sport creates a rugged, practical style. It contrasts smartness with comfort, condemning rigid formality while praising durable fabrics like flannel shirts and robust knits. The piece notes fashion cycles and stresses the link between clothing and American character.

Whistler Dimighiasyd Comyelsht Wey

Sand and Gravel Rate Case Decided by Public Service Commission

The Public Service Commission ruled a $1.15 through freight rate from Huntington to West Blue Creek on sand and gravel becoming effective October 6. The decision ends a dispute between Charleston and Huntington land dealers, with Charleston shippers gaining no advantage, as the commission noted similar haul distances from Point Pleasant in the Ohio River.

Huntington Binge Creek Ghesapeake Oahig Charleston Huntington Land Hatfield Construction Company C. & O. Railway Commission

Public Service Commission Reverses Rate Change Petition

Controversy over a $1.15 transport rate replacing $1.31 spurred by Hatfield Construction Company to build 17 miles of road. commission rescinded earlier action amid local objections. Hatfield petitions again with evidence arguing $1.13 is just. Fraud and collusion allegations not considered. Also, L. Crum of Carbon awarded $16 weekly for 40 weeks after eye injury at Carbon Fuel Company.

Huntspietuy Hatfield Construction Company State Compensation Department L. Crum of Carbon Carbon Fuel

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