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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1925

Page

5

Reopens Famous Mystery Boy in Cincinnati Case

Charles Connolly aged 13, in London, aides his father Paul Connolly in reopening Cincinnati’s wrapping paper case tied to Morris Stone. Mrs Adelaida Stone seeks widow status. Stone’s will faces challenge from Jane Serr, while relatives contest the will as indefinite. Max Schwartz as administrator notes no known wife. Affidavits filed amid inquiries.

Cincinnati Charles Connolly London Europe Paul ¥. Connolly Adelaida Stone Ena Road Morris Stone Jeader Stone Safery Deposit Poland Dia Aister Becky Louie John Street Brooklyn N.Y Samuel Btone Dayton Onto Jane Serr Max Schwartz

Parisian Sage Hair Tonic Promotes Growth and Scalp Health

An advertisement touts Parisian Sage as the best hair tonic and scalp treatment. It claims the product cleans the scalp, stops itching, prevents hair loss, and helps hair grow with guaranteed results. Scott Bros and all druggists stock Parisian Sage.

Scott Bros

Can a Man Be Too Good to His Wife

A Dorothy Dix column argues a husband can be too good by indulging his wife. Indulgence, not kindness, harms marriage by breeding selfishness, discontent, and unreasonable demands. The piece notes spoiled spouses frustrate partners and harm family life, urging balanced partnership and shared duties.

Rope Jumping Banned in Religious Worship

In the Bambak-Lory district of Armenia a four day rope jumping ritual was banned as a form of worship after self-appointed priests pressed the village to endure longer periods of exercise. A woman reportedly jumped for two days and nights. The district executive committee issued the prohibition.

Orship Moscow Bambak- Lory Armenia

Too Good to His Wife. A Critique of Extravagant Wives

Dorothy Dix argues that indulgent husbands are harmed by wives who demand luxury and neglect household duties. She says steady, self controlled husbands foster responsibility, while lavish spending leads to ruin. The piece ends noting four steam rollers are aiding road work in Macedonia.

Harutna Greecs Macedonia

Mid West Seeks Tax Cuts Boosting Autumn Trade

Midwest business leaders cheer taxes cut proposed by Congressman Madden and supported by President Coolidge. They hail nuisance taxes as a remnant of wartime needs and expect tax relief to clear the business horizon for autumn and winter trade. Public letters from Ohio to Midwest states endorse the plan.

Chicago Central West Congress Porta Middle West Coolidge Madden Siain House Committee On Appropriations Ohi‘a Lst Ony

Ten Commandments to Continue At Rialto This Week

Cecil B. DeMille's spectacular film The Ten Commandments will stay on the Rialto screen for the rest of the week. The production, often regarded as DeMille's best, is praised for its scale and appeal. It is shown at popular prices and has received broad approval from various creeds and denominations.

O. Henry Creme You and I True Story Magazine Cecil B. DeMille Rialto DeMille

Black Sea linked again to Marseilles Moscow

Regular steamship connections between Marseilles and the Black Sea port will be renamed for the first time in years under an agreement reached between the Soviet transport company Dobrofiction and the port authority. The move signals renewed linkage of Soviet and French maritime routes with the Black Sea trade corridor.

Black Sea Marseilles Moscow Sert Porte of Hlavk Sea Dobrofict' Ana

Paquet Steamship Service Plans Weekly Sailings

Paquet steamship line announces revision with sailings every r weeks and shows readiness to move essential cargo such as wheat. Architect James Hoban credited with designing the forty first White House revealing historic connection to U S.

James Hoban White House

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