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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1925

Page

8

Salvation Army preps for West Virginia officers meeting

Delegates from many cities, led by Brigadier General David Main, gather in Charleston for a two day Salvation Army conference affecting the West Virginia division. Officers only events include councils and devotional exercises with a public meeting to follow at the corps auditorium on Virginia Street.

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Eight Months For One Look At Sun

Swarthmore College observers participate with Italians, British, Germans, and French teams heading to Sumatra to witness the January 14, 1926 total solar eclipse. The American naval group aboard the Bittern sails from Manila to Sumatra to study the sun’s corona, gases, and sunspot activity, while Lt. Henry C. Kellers and a team including Capt. Frank B. Littell and Yohn A. Anderson join the Smithsonian led expedition.

Swashington Sumatra Dutch East Indies Swarthmore Colfese Africa Wil En Weaver Bittern Manila Manita Indian Ocean Negcope Henry C. Kellers Smithsonian Institution George H. Peters G. M. Raynsford Yohn A. Anderson Mt. Wilson

Milady Fashions Tie Sash in Front of Butterfly Motifs

Fashion notes describe milady outfits with a front tied sash and butterfly colorings. Frocks in silver brocade feature velvet and fringe trims, with a butterfly motif replacing a traditional skirt bow. New daytime dresses use tight sleeves, Peter Pan necklines, and corded bodices with slim belts.

Mme Lispeti Naterial von Freck

Hungary Honors Live War Heroes

Hungary honors living World War veterans by knightly award as the Order of Heroes. About 200 officers, 90 NCOs and 1,500 privates were knighted by Admiral Horty. Each knight receives a small land plot, with proof of being an irreproachable Hungarian citizen. A young boy was among the honored veterans, his father's memory remembered.

AlMed Monumenta Admiral Horty Order Kniehinosd

Dortmund Builds Big Sports Hall in Portmund

Dortmund plans Europe’s largest exhibition and sporting hall doubling Berlin’s size, with 11 000 seats and 1 500 standing. It will include a hippodrome, stabling for 250 horses, a 200 meter race course for motorcycling, tennis courts, and training quarters. The complex may expand into a public park with a football oval and swimming pool.

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Ocean census tags fish via tags on Salmon and Cod

A U S Bureau of Fisheries census studies ocean populations to conserve vital seafood resources. Tagging salmon, cod, haddock, and other species reveals migration, feeding, and breeding patterns, guiding sustainable harvesting and bed planting. The program uses markers and rewards for recaptured fish to track movement and lifecycles.

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Community notes and church events in small-town era

Fragmented local notices recount church services, sermons, and Sunday school. names a long list of attendees, leaders, and visitors. Mentions Epworth League, worship topics, and a community gathering in a school auditorium with refreshments and greetings.

International efforts to improve European worker safety

Cleveland reports on a 2 a A committee of experts seeking to standardize safety measures and devices across Europe. The group plans investigations under the International Labour Office of the League of Nations, detailing topics from celuloid production to wood working machinery and acetylene plants, with findings shared progressively with member nations.

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Seattle Workers Held by loan men

Seattle workers in Suantial Washington face wage pledges through loan brokers known as loan whacks. About 3,000 municipal employees have paychecks diverted to agencies when a loan is contracted. After deductions and interest, most workers receive little, while lenders collect high charges under pawnbroker like licenses.

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War Vets Favor Recognition for 1898 Service

A United Spanish War Veterans group in West Virginia seeks congressional action to recognize and fund pensions for Spanish American War veterans. The resolution notes long neglect, calls for $3,410 per month pensions or similar support, and asks congress and senators to acknowledge and act.

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Insect Winter Sleep Remains a Curious Enigma

A researcher from Mostom, Vermont, reports experiments suggesting butterfly secretions respond to cold with reduced activity and a near normal rebound on warming. A second trial failed, leading to the conclusion that cold suppresses secretions until a thaw rekindles activity, though results were inconsistent.

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Obituary roundup from Diamond and nearby areas

Obituaries list multiple local residents with varied causes and dates. Wirlina P Kennedys of Diamond WV died after a long illness and is survived by a widow and several children. funeral at Sneree Hert church. Mason Stew Alexander Mason, 64, died at home. services at St Paul AME and burial arrangements noted. Key figures include Elizabeth Mucklow and other relatives. services planned across St. Paul AME and First Baptist Church with state and cemetery interments.

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St Albans High School Publishes Christmas Edition Paper

The St Albans 6 high school students publish a Christmas issue titled Blow Simmerin. The paper carries editor Wilbur and Mary Moore as assistant editor and Mary Moore, with business manager Lip Burdette and others handling ads and reporting. Local events include church services, community notices, and social announcements. several residents plan trips and family updates fill the page, with itineraries to Cleveland and York and a hunting trip to Charleston.

Iitrans Jy Ely Tse Wilbur Tmi-Ennel Mary Moore Billip Burdette Indere Charleston Mlesea Dorothy Ruby Birty Bledsoe Huntington Mills Campbell Myron J. Cambell John W Triath Claude Th. Swifth Mary Jo Bettie Ann Gleveland Ohio York J. ©. Burchelt Williamson FW Vic

Morgan to Head Next Trade Board Meeting

Morgan is nominated to lead the Charleston Chamber of Commerce for the coming year. Henry Caprio is named Vice President with Mason Crickard as Treasurer and two directors to represent the car division. Nominations from various divisions follow, with the election set for October 22.

Jai VW Charleston Chamber of Commerce Nheemberg Pat Henry Caprio Mason Crickard M. TP. Davin, Jr. Rawin Weatley A. Barnes Georke Sutherland Harry R. Pugh James (. Smith Parnley Precio Ale Wholesale D. M. Guthnan Okey Johnnan Tatters George L. Coxle Herbert Vrankenberger Tanufacture Tre L. M. Atha and Bown Deed Rent Gatute and Land Vinton Dd. Woodrea and Isreba B.S. Presta Divisten BF. Buntkeller Whibur Stump Vent All Van Carl Scholz Charles S&s Faislay Armusentent Public Enterprise Robert J. Smith Mack R. Matthews

Community Socials and Church Notices List Local Events

Attendance at the Kanawha Valley association meeting at the Baptist church is noted. Mrs. Golden Williams hosted a Friday evening party with guests Mrs. Frank Williams and Gunily and Mrs. Chas Williams. M E church services announced by Reverend Thumm. Ladies Aid society elected officers Mrs Tin Bins president and Mrs to Hurst vice president. Avery Tucker of Detroit and Charles Farnshaw listed as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Williams. Mr. Howard, home from Montgomery, and Mrs. Th L S McCarimich made a business trip to Charleston. Mrs. Golder Williams visiting Marmet. Mrs B G Mall entertained Ladies Friendly Circle at the church Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Williams and daughter Betty traveled to East Bank Thursday. Mr. N Goldaherry of Pestonu visited with Miss Martjory Eheads of Mariner and Mr. Lee Guldsherry.

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Morning Gown Chic in Paris Fashion Notes

Morning attire described by Parisian sources and Cecile Sorel as a daily expression of beauty and taste. Designers present pastel velvet robes, satin gowns, and velvet coats with metallic trims. The piece highlights morning wear as a chic secret to charm, noting Sorel’s influence and a noted elegance from Cecile Sorel and Mile Spinelly.

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