Vision and Choice in the Morning of Man
Edwin Marikilam’s verse portrays the creator urging Ford to dare the vision and endure. The speaker weaves a path of doubt, isolation, and destiny, where a single choice defines fate and freedom.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1925
Page
3
Scandal Echoes in Washington as Indictments Quashed
In Washington a flurry over appeals for mercy for Dee Cook contrasts with quashed indictments tied to Albert Fall Doheny and Marty Sinclair. The piece notes a notable Ham mond Chamber room portrait gap of Albert B Fall and questions surrounding indictment validity and the role of expert Vagan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles VP
Stewart Ashington
Justice Department
Dee Cook
Lervensworth
Albert B. Fall
Dohenya
Marty Sinclair
John Hays Hammond
Chateau
Washington
Albert GB
Fall
John Maya Hammond
Doheny
Falls
Doleny
Sinclair
Interior
Justices Department
What We Were Doing What We Were Doing TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY
James W AeNeer cashier of the Bank of Union died suddenly Ben firay charged with murder of two negro women in Bluefield and burning their bodies on trial at Princeton Thompson Crocket of Wytheville died TEN YEARS AGO TODAY Jon Armstead colored shot and seriously wounded his wife in the Jane tatlew neighborhood of the city Engineer W H Page fell dead at his home at Richlands Miss Lavinia Morgan and P F Robertson were married at Sacred
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. AeNeer
Bank of Union
Ben Firay
Bluefield
Princeton
Thompson. Crocket
Wyiheville
Jon Armstead
Jane Tatlew
Thie Cfly
W. H. Page
Richlands
Lavinia Morgan
PF. K.l Robertson
Sacred
Watching the Parade and a Silly Hotel Sheet Law
The text jokes about a proposed law requiring 11 inch sheets in hotels and mocks the debate. It then digresses into absurdities about blankets, heat, and digestion, mentioning Ruths and Met in a satirical, fragmented vein.
The Good and the Bad in News and Empire Observations
A reflective column contrasts evolving news coverage with older editorial norms, praising broader topics from foreign news to science and education. It notes increased frankness, shifts in advertising standards, and a quiet imperial reform as dominions gain independence while maintaining tradition.
Telegraph Ticklers Sparks of Wartime Whimsy
A collage of humor and oddities from 19th century fads and news: a Parisian-like quip on husbands and lawyers, war talk, a daring egg jump stunt, a Los Angeles anecdote about a rab bet, a New York phone medal note, a Boston millionaire marrying his housekeeper, and a Russian tax joke. Also a Liverpool inventor touting a double deck carriage for twins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
New York
Boston
Roussia
Fragmented Philosophical Note on Faith and Morality
A fragmented historical text debates faithful love versus worldly neglect, asking whether the mortal mind was created to solve solemn problems. It mentions a person named Adams and contrasts notions of right and wrong in a religious moral frame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
The Next Twenty Years Predictions By Schwab
The article weighs Charles M Schwab's forecast of a twenty year era of "greatest expansion and accomplishment" for American industry against war risks. It argues progress would be possible if nations pursue peace, while war would hinder growth and widen civilization’s decline. It notes Europe’s recovery and the need for constructive global plans to close the gap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Schwab
Mr. Schwab Haga
America
Mr. Schwab
My. Behwab
Great Britain
Germany
United States
William Glasscock Remembered as Loyal Public Servant
Morgantown New Dominion reflects on former West Virginia governor William Glasscock, noting his consistent integrity, public duty, and devotion to family. The piece lauds his wartime leadership, legal career, civic service, and Republican allegiance while honoring his sacrifices and enduring impact on the state and community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam
Glasscock
West, Virginia
Ulasscock
Republican Party
Commonwealth
Grngseack
Donnay
Hig
Chamber of Gommerca
American Legion
White
Montinda
Clasecock
Barristas
Morgantown
New Dominion
Short Cuts From Exchanges
A compilation of wry aphorisms and quips from various newspapers. Notes on public servants, debt, politics, and social habits mix with light observations about gardening romance and everyday life. The fragments sample humorous lines about taxes, Mrs Grundy, and driving scenes.
Fables on health chills fever and malaria remedy note
Chills and fever are discussed as common symptoms though malaria declines. The article outlines illness progression with a first chill, fever, then a second chill, and recommends quinine, hot applications, warm fluids, and careful use of stimulants. Ice, cooling remedies, and head cloths are advised during fever while perspirations are managed and the patient kept warm after sweating.
Dental and dietary advice sparks weather driven safety note
The piece warns that many eat too much and suffer digestive issues while urging readers to consult doctors about health. It contrasts this with the dangers of grade crossing accidents, noting 1924 tornado and crossing death figures, and laments the public’s limited attention to preventing such crashes despite recurring storms.
Dry law chatter from scofflaw sources hints at refusal
A fragment notes that authorities have received several reports or complaints about breakage of the dry law. Officials dismiss the items as silly or outrageous, refusing to make them public and labeling the sources as scofflaw rather than cellar smeller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scofflaw
The Barber, The Ship, And The Airship Plans
Quips about rail travel from Kentucky to the distant world of airships mix with stage gossip and a domestic argument. A visitor contrasts U S railways with Britain while a magician and a manager spark a backstage row. A wife threatens a man’s fidelity in a tongue in cheek tale before a joke about future airship service.
Sailor Beneficiary Trust From Bristol Will
W. Wily bequeathed 300000 to form a trust for the benefit of sailors of the American naval service in Bristol England. The trust aims to aid mariners and their families with relief and welfare provided through designated funds and arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Eng
W. Wily
Anerennilla Marine
Getting Up Nights Relief From Lithiated Buchu
An old medical ad explains nightly bladder problems and urges use of Lithiated Buchu Uxal Jer Formula to cleanse the bladder and bowels, reduce irritation and acids, and ease frequent awakenings. Sold at Kelley Laboratory in Alecanicaburg and other outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorton
W. Graham
Vasaya
Kelley Laboratory
Alecanicaburg
Ohio
Gootykoonte Dyes Co
Central Wharwacy
Kidney Pain Relief Promises From Dr. Pierce’s Tablets
W R Lanier of Raleigh North Carolina recounted eight years of severe kidney and bladder trouble with backache swelling and inflammation. After little relief from other doctors he used Dr Pierce’s Anuric tablets and reports complete relief with no further pain. He urges obtaining the remedy or a trial package via mail order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh, N. Qar
Dr. Pierce
W. Tt. Lanier
Firewood Ave
Invalids
Buffalo
N. Y
Allenrhu Special Formula No 2 Fights Neuritis
An advertisement touts Allenrhu Special Formula No 2 in capsules for neuritis and nerve pains. It claims rapid relief within about 24 hours, notes suitability for gout and rheumatoid arthritis, and warns against claimed miracles while urging readers to verify neuritis before use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gnodykoonca Drug Co
Hamadala treatment touted for hemorrhoids in Buffalo ad
A Buffalo advertisement promotes the Hamadala treatment for hemorrhoids or piles. It claims to attack the cause from a constitutional angle, promises restoration of normal function and relief from protruding piles, and offers a money back guarantee. The Coodykoontz Drug Co. distributes the remedy with orders accepted by mail from Buffalo, NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Coodykoontz Drug Co
Hamadala, Co
Balalo, NX
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