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Newspaper
The West Virginian
Location
Fairmont, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1922
Page
16
The Federal Council of Churches ties the Christmas call to a 200000 peak for a worldwide observance, urging nations to seek peaceful settlement of disputes. The piece mentions church leaders and the aim of broad cooperation through the Churches of Christ.
The Ishinnston Organize Club held a Friday meeting at The Core electing officers George as president Jenn Willin as president Mrs George as secretary and Lreumirer as treasurer. Attendees included Te H. mnyaxont and Mrs May Guoarotary amid reports on a home demonstra tion club and Baptist Convention activities. Nearby Winston connections and social updates filled the rest of the agenda.
Obituary notices report Betty Jo Keenor daughter of Clarance Keenor and wife of John Brown, with burial at Colts Cemetery after pneumonia. Funeral plans for Mrs. John Brown and Karl Sidar are set for Thursday at 4 pm at their Columbia Street home with pastor officiating. A church gathering details a monthly meeting, with election of officers and an intermitting program by Minard Armatrooe and J C Norman. Community notices include Bible Study and club meetings, with several residents mentioned about moves, travels, and local social events in East Side.
Bishop Quayle of the St Louis District Methodist Episcopal Church was reported in improved condition today after two paralysis attacks on Sunday and a recurrence in San Francisco last summer. He is unable to talk and doctors continue constant attendance.
Milton Bronner reports on German fears of a deflating mark and unstable currency as Germany adjusts postwar policy. Officials and workers seek stabilization, while foreign trade and domestic prices shift, impacting employment, government debt, and consumer costs.
Washington authorities cite the Facitle States Paper Train Association and its officers for price fixing and conspiracy. The complaint alleges a coordinated agreement to set and maintain prices, designation of legitimate wares, and unlawful trading practices across members and operations.
Los Angeles dispatch reports Wallace Reid, the motion picture actor, improving after a breakdown linked to break with whiskey and narcotics. Doctors note his temper, appetite, and nourishment returning but influenza feared. The Physicians said he has not yet recovered and a committee may be appointed by the Methods of Preachers Association of Southern California.
An advertisement touts Badlmanne Gas Tablets as a remedy for bloating, stomach pressure, fatigue after meals, and heart palpitations. It promises rapid relief from symptoms like retching, abdominal tumbling, and nervousness, allowing normal eating again. Sold nationally by Mountain City Drug, one dollar, with fake credibility notes.
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