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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1925
Page
7
In a hushed confession, Les Chow recounts the fading of Hugh Grantland and a wartime boss figure. Lee Chow narrates a pact and a plan to protect a powerful operator, revealing guarded papers and implied danger as the big boss vanishes after promising a return.
An advertisement extols Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a dependable remedy for women’s fades, pains, irregularities, and low mood. It claims three generations have been restored to health and strength, portraying the product as essential for health and happiness in women.
A historic ad touts Dr Leonhardt Hem Rod as a cure for piles. It claims years of study pinpointed the cause and offers a guarantee through Scott Bros and all druggists that the product will work or money back.
A fragmented report notes Mitchell facing a court martial shadow as LS game failed to start at Welch in McDowell county. The blur of October weather and Roanoke connections hint at eligibility rules and contentious moves affecting Concord College, Salem, and Athens West Virginia, with Roanoke and Blufield mentioned in passing.
Heads of state educational institutions appeared before the state board of education at its evening session yesterday morning to present the deeds of their schools. Attendees included Frank B. Trotter West Virginia University Martin P Shawkey Marshall College George West Mehl Concord College Athens John W Davin Institute and former Senator B C Concord St Albans All board members were present except Col W Oglebay of Wheeling recovering from illness Members present included Bernard Mec Claugherty W Cash Cook Mrs Lonna Lowe Yost General William G Conrey J B McLaughlin Major George Mord ex officio and E L Merton Mrs Irene Moats represent the state advisory council meeting with the board.
Newarik N J Oct 7 The coal committee of the Atlanta States Slippers board reported at a meeting today that a thirty day supply of anthracite coal is prepared for American carholders. S J Crowell chairman estimated sufficient pea coal to last until end of November and in some localities until January 1 1928. Wheat coal for emergency heating was renewed and there is probably two more months of bituminous coal on hand.
An advertisement proclaims Wallace Bread as a non fattening nutriment that aids weight reduction when eaten as directed. It touts toastability and tasty satisfaction, urging readers to save a loaf for tomorrow while implying benefits for normal weight.
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