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Newspaper
Grafton Sentinel
Location
Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1932
Page
4
An Ohio River region newspaper notes a Pittsburgh physician claims a spray-based oil treatment improves asthma outcomes after years of study. The piece discusses skepticism about ballot tampering in Barbour County recounts, high-profile shifts in wealth, and economic policy debates, while quoting local legal and political observers.
A fragmented 20th century article passages discuss Roman medicine, constellations, and a noisy mix of terms. It then shifts to a critique of collectivization in the Soviet Union, claiming it destroyed peasant incentives and livestock, citing loss of hundreds of thousands of horses and reduced cattle. It closes with a Wheeling Register piece praising Ottmar Mergenthaler's linotype, its impact on printing, and the spread of literacy. The text links agricultural failure under communism to mechanization through linotype.
Advertises a bladder cleansing product called Bukets with juniper oil and buchu leaves claiming to purge impurities and excess acids causing irritation and frequent urination. Promises sleep return after four days if not relieved, with backache or leg pains from bladder disorders suggesting improvement. Sold by Central Drugs Store and others.
The state bankers association quickly refused to pursue a court contest of the legality of the property classification and tax limiting amendment. It asserts good citizenship and business principles, pledging to support the greatest number of people and to boost public esteem for the banking fraternity.
The piece cites Walter Duranty of the New York Times reporting growing food shortages in Soviet Russia on the fifteenth anniversary of the revolution. It notes the government’s reluctance to deny the crisis and links the famine to the Five Year Plan’s failures amid crop failures and drought, affecting 160 million people.
M L Garvey of Charleston was elected president of the West Virginia Coal Mining Institute at its 25th annual session. Five vice presidents were named and Charles E Lawall Morgantown was elected secretary treasurer. In remarks Huntress urged cooperation to resist competitive fuels and cited the Appalachian Coals case before the U S Supreme Court, predicting momentum for progressive action regardless of the decision.
Mr. and Mrs. George W. White of Maple Avenue with her brother Clark Taylor of Fairmont left on train No 11 for Kilgore Texas after a message about Ira Taylor a oil field worker brother to Mrs White and Mr Taylor was injured in an oil field accident. Georgia Tech home football games drew 80,685 this season.
Washington reports indicate Senator Davis of Pennsylvania entered the senate chamber with colleagues, then returned to his office after about a half hour. The Pennsylvanian briefed that federal indictments accuse him of lottery law violations, amid questions about his trial date and activity since last weekend’s Army Navy game. Davis declined to state plans, citing receipt transfers to be sent to state officials for senate files. Rumors of Republican counsel advising delay until trial surfaced, but no official action or firm timetable emerged as the session began.
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