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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1925
Page
4
The state fire marshal calls for embedding fire prevention and protection in school routines with regular drills and safety practices. Emphasis on protecting wood and metal parts, gas and electrical safety, extinguisher readiness, and proper storage of chemicals to reduce fire risk.
Mrs Adulph Bon hosted a Friday night shower with guests including Mrs Robert Wale and Renelle. Several families and local figures attended, while public notices discuss council meetings, elections, and project ideas. The week features church programs, youth activities, and a large Canawha Valley bank leader attends events in Loudon district. The men's Gilde class hosts a fall rally and banquet with J L Dickinson among speakers. Rev EB L Cirage to preach on The Greatest Sin of the 20th Century with special choir music.
George Martin, labeled a band by some youths, was jailed for ill treating two women whom he rented a room to in Chicago. The incident centers on harassment allegations and housing relations, with local authorities filing charges.
A garbled report describes police reaching a final conclusion on a liquor case. Officials mention Superintendent O Uraied Brown and an investigation that halted after searches found a hidden cache of items. The piece references Federated authorities and a figure named Brent amid unclear details.
An old town reports typhoid linked to contaminated wells and springs at Meluwell and nearby depots. Investigators from Rouball traced sources to a muet used bias well. closures and water-protection measures followed. Authorities urge safe water and hospitalizes cases to halt spread.
A garbled sales notice touts Star Brand shoes and high quality as reasons many people buy for their families. It mentions a local retailer urging patrons to return soon for a dollar dither value while promising new stock and a celebratory push.
The readable fragments reference a funeral, burial, or memorial with mentions of money and linking support. Names, dates, and places are unclear, but the item centers on arranging a service and potential fundraising or financial help.
Fragmentary OCR text references dates and people such as Teone Mey and Mrs. Wale Hanus with scattered phrases about evenings, suppers, and a potential public notice. Content is highly garbled, offering few verifiable names or concrete actions to summarize into a clear event.
A fragmented report notes Mongolia nomads setting up a modern school at Ourga with foreign influence. It mentions involvement by Mongolian educators and a collaboration with a university aligned with scientific and governmental support, highlighting cultural exchange and modernization efforts.
Fragmented report claims Moscow cafes linked to nightlife are shut following police raids, with owners alleged to face inquiries into illicit income. details are unclear as account references various venues and suspects, including restaurateurs tied to the bars and a few names.
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