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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1925

Page

3

Cotton States Urged to Raise Big Production

Washington dispatch reports the U S Department of Agriculture urged cotton states to expand hog production to strengthen self sufficiency in pork. Officials note the south lags in hog numbers, with 1920 estimates showing 13 370 000 hogs down to 9 077 000, despite Alabama Arkansas Florida Georgia and Louisiana leading the decline.

Barry Wake Washington Department of Agriculture Middle West Te South Sears Alabama Arkansas Florida Georgia Louisiana

Southwide hog production waning despite southern demand

A 1920s agricultural report notes hog production rose across the corn belt into 1924 while the South lagged. Declines in the South are tied to poor grain crops and farms abandoning hogs as a profitable line. Georgia and other states import meat despite local potential, with hog per person ratios shrinking from 55-10 in 1922 to 4 5-200 by 1924, suggesting missed opportunities for regional self-sufficiency.

Department of Agriculture Reuth Oklahoma South Georgia Sumter County

Bulgarians Celebrate International Day as National Holiday

Sofia reports International 110operative Day celebrated nationwide under the Central Cooperative Bank, which now reports over 2,000,000 leva in business for the last year, surpassing its previous high of 1,990,000 leva.

Sofia Dank

King Boris Enjoys Monastery Quiet in Bulgaria

In Rilo Monastery Bulgaria on Sept 7 King Boris chats over an hour with Professor Andress of Taft College and Premier Faan-Roft Morgan. The visit highlights Bulgaria's refugee crisis seen at monasteries and frontiers as the Halcan peace treaty’s minority clauses impact spillover and tensions rise among oppressed populations.

Constantine Stapyanove Dpremier Faan- Roft Morgan Amerea Fey Englien Bulgaria

Flappers Feet Made Ugly by Abusive Shoes Says Expert

Boston report quotes Dr Ary Mella Benew of St. Paul diagnosing flappers’ feet as ugly from abuse. He notes rapid shoe changes from flat heels to high heels injure muscles and joints, causing bunions and "purned" toes. Flat broad-toed shoes are best, but women keep wearing tight heels for dancing. All organizations in Peru must keep books in Spanish under a new law.

Boston Mass Sy Elmims Arymella Benew St. Paul Dr. Bebeau Cris Upfleet Peru

Marmet News Household Notices and Visits

Marmet residents share family visits and celebrations. Mr and Mrs C C Harless and Juanita Mathews traveled to Beckley. Bert Evans announced the birth of a daughter on a date in August. Harry Pears family spent Sunday at Chelyon. Clarence Wells visited Marmet family. Hast Bank couple returned after visiting their daughter. Willis Gates and Dorothy Halstein returned from Winifreda. John Grits and Jens Irason, guests of J J Lore, returned to Raineile. Hoffan hosted a birthday party for Phelma on August 41.

C. C. Harless Juanita Mathews Beckley Bert Evans Harry Pears Chelyon Clarence Wells Marmet Miller Hast Bank R. B. Woody Earl Curry Willie Gates Misa Dorothy Halstein Winifreda John Gritls Jens Irason Bir J. J. Lore Raineile Hoffan Phelma

Japan to Send 500 Delegates to Sunday School Convention

Japan will send 500 delegates to the tenth International Sunday School convention in Los Angeles in 1128. The Japan Sunday School Association decided after a recount at Tokyo, with H A Ceieeman and Selahire Iwamura named to organize the excursion details.

Japan Tokyo Cfriatian Union Sunday School Union Japan Sunday School Association Los Angeles H. A. Ceieeman Selahire Iwamura

Ill wind helps miner fund Tyrolean hotel dream

Isidor Forlin, a Blairsville coal miner, was injured by a falling plate in the mine and received Workmen's Compensation totaling 12 dollars per week for 600 weeks. He applied for a lump sum and the board granted it, enabling him to pursue his longtime dream of returning to his Tyrolean homeland to run a tourist hotel.

Pittsburgh Isidor Forlin Forlin Blairsville Fortin

Manufacturer of Artificial Auk Delays Italian Plant Start

Unable to hire enough skilled workers, an artificial auk manufacturer delayed the start of a new plant in Italy. The setback underscores labor shortages impacting industrial expansion abroad.

Italy

International fair to boost Greek firms ties with Saloni

Aimed at bringing Greek firms closer to international markets, the initiative plans a domestic and foreign fair in Saloni to strengthen ties, showcase products, and promote collaboration across sectors. The event seeks participation from business leaders, government, and industry groups.

Saloni

Bod bobbed hair wanes in Paris in fashion shift

Paris reports a fashion shift as bobbed hair loses favor among department store directors and workers. Women swap short styles for longer chignons secured at work, while street hawkers tout new looks and accessories amid a broader trend toward more modest necklines. A Paris student, Mademoiselle Briere, gains recognition as the first woman lawyer in the province.

Bulgarian king marks 60th anniversary of old gymnasium

In Sept. 7 remarks at Fulgatia the address by King Horis capped the 60th anniversary of the Apriloy Gymnasia, Bulgaria’s first higher learning institution. The king spoke for about thirty minutes on the event signaling the start of Bulgarian culture and education.

Gabrovo Fulgatia Horis Apriloy Gymnasia Bulgaria

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