Segregation of Criminals Urged in Masonic Talk
Charleston Masonic forum speaker T B Bush argued for segregation of criminals, claiming criminal tendencies are inherited and that states will rear future wards of the state. He cited a surety firm estimate of $3,000,000 in losses by American youths and referenced Constitution Day remarks.
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United States
T. B. Bush
Charleston
C. TL. Dorsey
J. T. Garrett
Hurricane
Mr. Buch
Crime, Age Shifts and Moral Talk in 1920s Era Debate
A speaker cites a Boston University study showing shifting crime ages from 1913 to 1923 and 1928, noting burglaries, robberies, grand larceny, and automotive theft with rising youth involvement. He links crime to war debts and argues faults lie in home, school, state, and church, criticizing Prohibition enforcement and religious instruction gaps.
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Boston University
Peonia
Kalekera
St Avishea
Europe
United States
Imade
Revelations of a Wife and a Forgetful Father
A domestic scene unfolds as a wife and Alfred Durkee clash over family dynamics. A toddler rings with laughter while Katie teases Junior guarding a newborn, amid a tense exchange on discipline and religious ethics. The piece blends humor with a critique of modern parenting and education.
Notary Commissions Listing Acknowledged By State Official
Secretary of State Sharp announced notary public commissions including FW Tuckwiller 8 B Wxell Charleston H B Coelelis South Charleston Newton Price Grafton John EB Hensley Maher Hoy Hedrick Huntington TT N Cochran New Cunberran Treg Martinburg Joe L Williams Derkley and Joan R Vendleton Princeton.
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FW. Tuckwiller
B. Wxell
Charleston
H. 8
Coelelis
South Charleston
Newton
Price
Graftan
John EB. Hensley
Maher
Hoy Hedrick
Huntington
Tt. N. Cochran
New Cunberran
Treg
Incorporations Filed For Several Charleston Area Firms
Secretary of State Sharp issued charters to The United Insurance Agency Inc in Charleston with 85000 capital by J A Botkin Josiah Botkin Leon Jenkins Mary Jenkins Lassie Benson. Storck Smoot Inc in Darkersburg with 25000 capital by Louis Storck Minnie Storck Charlie Smoot and F C Smoot. Parkersburg firms F H Guthrie and Robert Schuman. Sherman Gas of Charleston increased capital stock from 5000 to 20000. Hockley Studebaker Motor of Beckley renamed R and H Motor Sales.
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United Insurance Agency, Inc
J. A
Josiah Botkin
Leon
Mary J M. Jenkins
Lassie B. Benson
Charleston
Storck and Smoot, Inc
Darkersburg
Fecnare
Louis
Minnie Btorck
Chariee A
F.C. Smoot
F. H
Warner’s Compound Kidney and Liver Remedy Ad
An advertisement promotes Warner’s Compound as a safe remedy for back pain headache and indigestion warning readers to safeguard kidneys and liver. It claims wide use worldwide and offers free samples via Warner’s Sate Remedies Co. Dept. 701 Rochester NY.
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Krieg, Wallace& McQuaide
Free Symple Sene
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Governor Gore to attend 10 perurn in Capitol after funeral
Governor Gore travels from Clarksburg to the capitol this morning following the funeral of his father in law , Martin T. Bailey, at Flemington. Officials of the Chesapeake and Ohio railway plan talks in Charleston on Marmet road project and right of way. Commissioner Smith and J. S. McLaughlin attended the Tobacco Growers' Cooperative Association sale in Huntington. Smith to resume country life conference addresses in Upshur County. Lee Satterfield visits Charleston as Marion County clerk. Clarence A. Jackson leaves for Denman to inspect the state colored tuberculosis monitorium. Dorothy Cook returns from Niagara Falls and Pittsburg vacation.
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Clarksburg
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Flemington,esterday
Chesaneake and Ohio Railway
Charleston
Marmet
Ko Lhe
Kanawha City
Ivens Creek
Smith
Upshur County
Country Life
Lee Satterfield
Marion County
Capitol
Clarence A. Jackson
Board of Control
Denman
Pocahontas County
Dorothy Cook
State Department of Education
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Pittsburg
Letter From A Farmer's Wife Praises Lydia Pinkham Medicine
A Rangeley Maine farmer's wife, Mrs Walter J Anderson, describes two years of side and back pains and weakness. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health enabling her to resume sewing washing ironing and sweeping and hopes other women will be influenced to use the product. The ad notes volumes of such letters explain why the company is a major user of herbs in the world.
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Walter J. Anderson
Rangeley
Maine
Lydia HB. Pinkham
Lydia HE. Pinkham
Lydian E. Pinkham
Lynn
Mase
Ady
Adlerika Gas Relief Ad Appears In Paper
A vintage ad claims Adlerika removes gas in ten minutes and relieves a heavy abdominal feeling. It cites Mr Tuttle praising the product for better sleep and full, bloated relief, with endorsement from A Potterfield druggist and Bolaraky Drug Co.
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Bolaraky Drug Co
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Trio Held in Fire at Harrison Mine
Three men from Meadowbrook Harrison county were bound over on 8100 bonds each after a fire at the Consolidated Coal Mining tipple in Meadowbrook. The hearing occurred before a Clarksburg justice with investigators Hite and Ritz noting the arrest.
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Harrison Mine
Munduwhrook
Ar Ence Mntenis
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