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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1925
Page
2
The annual gathering for full time health officers in the state will be held on September 5. A subsequent session will cover part time officials and additional agenda items, with details published by the health department.
Dr W T Henshaw head of the health department announced the annual meeting of the State Nurses Association will Weld at Mesamme Line. Only full time officers are expected to be present. Counties with full time officers include Hancock Marshall Kanawha and Roane with Charleston Wheeling Bluefield also active. Charleston’s is largest in the state. A training school for health officers may be established in Wayne County. A bus permit case from McParland and Virginia to the South Will was reserved for future decision. A new plant at Ginscow Scotland of nearly 5 million dollars produces about 4 000 weekly and recently slid a 144 foot plate.
The piece discusses J. F. Brewster of Davis County as a potential gubernatorial candidate and cites mixed editorials from The Hazen Central. It then analyzes a new firearm law governing high powered rifles, permits, and the roles of the governor and the superintendent of public safety, noting uncertainty about enforcement and who may issue permits.
Elder David Meas and Elder RH Roberts will deliver sermons tomorrow night at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in Pennsylvania Avenue and Birch Street. The conference features Hider Meir, a prominent Twelve Apostles member, with tours and lectures across Europe and the United States.
A vintage notice touts Syd H. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a trusted women’s medicine for female ailments. It claims universal health benefits, citing three generations of use and promotion of home life and etiquette, urging women to seek relief from stubborn complaints.
A dubious sales pitch touts a lip controlled technique claimed to cure asthma and related conditions. The ad promises a free trial, urges immediate action, and emphasizes a “deshshed to end all diffie cal trenthins” without providing verifiable evidence or medical approval.
State road commission completes plans for a bridge over Sprite street. Bids open in October, contract let by Monday night council vote. Mayor Wertz aims to finish early. contract may employ local labor. $195,000 bond approved by Charleston voters to fund construction. officials expect costs to be lower. A 197 year old grape vine noted in nearby Tondnn with benches weighing 0.5 to 2.5 pounds.
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