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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1908

Page

6

Virginian Officials Inspect Rail Route from Roanoke

A party of Virginian railroad officials and MacArthur Brothers representatives left Roanoke for an inspection of the road bed built by MacArthur Brothers. They traveled from Pembroke to Glen Lyn, riding the private car Dixie and proceeding along the tracks to verify grade acceptance for laying rails.

Virginian Railroad MacArthur Bros Roanoke Virginian MacArthur Rothers Dupuy Fernstrom Knight Hagmeer Elmore Taylor Messrs A.V. MacArthur MacArthur Brothers D. Madden David Sloan H. W. McGee A. E. Snyder Pembroke Glen Lyn Betmoke Dixie Eilell Norfolk and Western Perbroke

Stevenson as He Talked in Reminiscences by Crane

Walter Crane recalls Robert Louis Stevenson in a smoking room circle. He notes Stevenson's artificial speaking manner, clever comebacks, and habit of weaving audience remarks into his speech. Stevenson's striking appearance included a long pale face, lank hair, penetrating eyes, and a sardonic smile, often in black shirts unlike Geneva’s white fashion.

Walter Crane Robert Louis Stevenson Geneva Eclubland Stevenson

Advertising wit on a piano organ prank

A New Orleans Times-Democrat reader recounts an Italian advertiser who tested a clever organ prank. A placard warned that the interior had been removed and vowed relief after a dose of Sure Cure Cough Mixture, suggesting better returns if money were spent on legitimate newspaper advertising.

Ife New Orleans ‘Times-Democrat

A Lion Tamer's Secret

A Philadelphia Bulletin excerpt describes a training method where a lion cub grows with a full grown boarhound. The cub fears the dog and accepts restraint, with the dog acting as protection for trainers as the lion becomes rambunctious later. The method relies on early socialization to secure future control.

Philadelphia Bulletin

The Story of Zero and Fahrenheit’s Thermometer

The term zero derives from Spanish meaning empty. In 1705 the Prussian scientist Fahrenheit used snow and salt to test cold, marking a zero degree as the lowest temperature. He built a thermometer from zero up to 212 at boiling, with freezing at 33.

Fahrenheit Ile

DeWitt Kidney and Bladder Pills Promised Relief

The notice promotes DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills as prompt and thorough in strengthening weakened kidneys and alleviating bladder inflammation. Sold by all.

DeWitt

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