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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1925

Page

13

Federal Prison to Manufacture Service Shoes at Fort Leavenworth

Fort Leavenworth Kansas October 4 a million dollar factory inside the federal penitentiary will begin making shoes for army and navy personnel next January 700 convicts will be trained to produce 2566 to 3000 pairs daily as skilled labor develops the government will profit from production and later extend shop work to other government institutions the plant is fireproof with modern safety devices and white enamel walls Supervisor Goldthwaite from Haverhill will lead with five civilian foremen

Leavenworth Kan Fort Leaven ‘Worth ‘Federal Penitentiary Army Navy Warren F. Goldthwaite W.J. Biddle Seth Swell Man Bower Atla Grbat Akeleton Goldthwaite Fort Leavenworth Haverbit Mass

Fashion note on squashes as earrings from Mills Maygaret

A quirky style note from Mills Maygaret at the American Institute in New York discusses the fashion trend of wearing squashes as earrings. The piece suggests the idea will likely not gain widespread popularity.

Mills Maygaret, Cleft American Institute New York

Silver Dollar Tabor’s tragic death ends family romance

Silver Dollar Echo, daughter of Horace A. W. Tabor once famed as Midas of the Rockies, died in a Chicago apartment in a case initially thought foul play. Police later ruled accidental death from scalding water after alcohol and drug use were noted. Born in Leadville in 1883, she grew up in Denver society with the Tabor Grand Opera House circle, daughter of Willibeth McCourt Tabor, famed for lavish displays. The tale recalls the Tabors’ glittering fortune and social power during the 1880s and the family’s later decline.

Chicago Echo Tabor Horace A. W. Tabor Midas Rockies United States Colorado Tabors Palice Denver Leadville Tabor Grand Opera Hause America Willibeth B McCourt Tabor West Tabor Willard Hotel Washington, D. C Arthur Augusta Horate Washington Tilly Suver Dollar Bohant Taber Ealitt Crown of Spain Isabella of Castile Lily Elizabeth McCourt Fabher

Yellow Kid Weil Appeals In Vain On Opening Night

Chicago reports reveal Joseph Yellow Kid Weil appealing in vain as he faces legal action amid a backdrop of wealth loss and family hardship tied to the Tabor fortune. The tale traces the rise of Matchless mine wealth, the fall into poverty, and the fate of Silver Dollar Echo from Denver to Chicago.

Tabor Grand Opera Silver Tator Tris Thia Headvilla Tabor Fortune Silver Dollar Echo Monuion Chicago Tuber Samus Arizona Thara Honduras Mexi Tador Tennessee Pass West Denver Silver Dollar Tno Paychopathic Hospital Joseph Weil Yellow Kid” Weil

Phillips Milk of Magnesia touted for indigestion relief

A vintage advertisement claims Phillips Milk of Magnesia neutralizes stomach acid more effectively than soda, eases acid gas and indigestion, and leaves the bowels clean without purging. It highlights fifty years of physician prescriptions and a pleasant taste, with twenty five cent bottles available at drug stores.

Philips Phillips Inaisti

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Federal Prison Dublin Union Commissioners Pellatstown Aiea Dugan Thomas AL Navnere Sajao Silver Dollar Tabor Midas of The Seu Ernst És Son Chesapeake & Ohio Rwy Morried Magnesia Gallen Sole Acta Humanity D. A. McQuaide Virginia Street West Virginia Department Supplies Mills Midland Trail Company Lee Street
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