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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1925
Page
4
The Lions Club incinerator committee led by F S Tisdale urges Charleston residents to drain water from garbage before disposal. The aim is to reduce water weight, cut fuel use, and save taxes by wrapping and bagging waste for burning. The campaign emphasizes household action to improve efficiency.
Willie Willis, eight years old, has joined the Gazette staff after a period of consideration. The text hints he may grow into a prominent citizen and join groups like the Chamber of Commerce and Rotary, while noting his current interests in sports and daily American boy life.
A garbled snippet describes Willie Wills appearing today for the first time in the city on Sage 1, with readers advised to recall past deeds and parental influence. The text reflects a sagacious voice urging attention to the reported reading.
Weather outlook shows frequent temperature changes with possible rain. Fans plan fashion‑driven outfits at the Liaddley field game tactics, while forecasts across regions warn of showers and unseasonably warm spells through the week.
Education Week will be observed in Kanawha County with events across Isa Nawha city and surrounding districts. Activities include school and teacher days, health and wellness programs, community events, and recognition of national education efforts during the week from November 1 to 22.
A Philadelphia sportsman recounts catching a cold in his back while gunning and waking stiff. He applied Sloan's Liniment, went to bed, and woke the next morning as good as new. The ad touts Sloan's for any muscular pain with fast relief, no rubbing needed, just a clean pleasant use. Sold by all druggists for 15 cents.
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