Rumors Grow Gore Likely to Return as Cabinet Secretary
In Charleston on February 18, rumors intensify that Governor-elect Howard M. Gore will resign the West Virginia governorship to remain as Secretary of Agriculture in President Coolidge's Cabinet. Gore's visit to rally support for the 1925 Legislature heightened suspicions amid Washington pressure. Charleston notes its 130th birthday, rising rents near a new Capitol, and a city center reconfigured by the building project.
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Governor Morgan Eyes New Executive Mansion Arrival
Legislative correspondents shuttle between City Hall and the House of Delegates as Gore potential cabinet move could make him first to occupy the new Executive Mansion. Administration leaders urge builders to finish within six weeks so Morgan can spend at least one night there before his term ends March 4, but material shortages threaten completion.
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Children’s pictorial crossword puzzle clues
Puzzle features across and down words with one letter per square. Clues include colors in the picture and common words like a roadside hotel synonym and a gas and oil container classification, plus tree types and a Western Hemisphere continent abbreviation.
S S S Blood Purifier Promises Rheumatic Cure
An old advertisement extols S S S as a plant based blood purifier that claims to destroy rheumatic impurities, increase red blood cells, relieve pains and swelling, improve facial tone, and restore vigor. It urges readers to try the remedy for renewed vitality and reduced rheumatism.
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Engineer George Parks Named Alaska Governor
George Alexander Parks, a mining engineer and resident of Alaska, is named governor. The text notes his background and land use details from 1922, including acreage and harvest figures, reflecting historical reporting.
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School Book Changes Costing Danville District
Danville City Schools Superintendent L C Bosley reports costly changes to school books in Ken tuck causing losses and protests. A father objects to a $9 charge for an empirth grade book and the county paid $200 for changes some families could not afford. In Glasgow Kentucky Sidney Holman was injured when a frightened horse crashed into a car, pinning him between seat and rear.
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40 Carat Diamond Located
A report notes discovery of a 40 carat diamond in a location near an identified site. Details on the finder, exact place, or gem’s origin are not provided in the readable text. Further verification is needed to confirm the find and its provenance.
Kemp's Balsam Promises Quick Cough Relief
Advert says Kemp's Balsam acts quickly on child coughs and croup with a few doses. It warns ordinary syrups may fail and urges sticking with Kemp's Balsam. Available for 30 cents at all stores.
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Diamonds Unearthed At Pike County Mine In Arkansas
In Murfreesboro Arkansas a 40 carat blue white diamond was dug from the Pike County mine of a local diamond mining corporation. The heaviest prior find weighed 20 carats and sold for 2500 dollars. A newly discovered diamond weighs 6.48 ounces. The firm began four years ago with 101 dollars capital and is now a candy business run by two sisters from Santa Cruz California, incorporated for 200000 dollars.
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