Subscriptions Rates and Zones for West Virginia Newspaper
The notice outlines subscription rates by mail prepaid in advance for West Virginia readers. It lists prices for six months, three months, and one year, with separate rates for first and second zones within a 160 mile radius and for third and fourth zones. City carrier and single copy options are included with varying payment terms. The date shown is Friday April 17, 1926.
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Agoond
West Virginia
Malley Cave
Castadtsenatena Sererers
God’s Moment and Grace Through Hard Times
Fragmentary religious note praises God's grace as sufficient and commends maternal and charismatic goodwill, referencing biblical phrasing and devotional sentiment amid unclear surrounding context.
Suring's Maghs Wand And Spring Economic Outlook
The article notes springtime business stimulus across the Midwest and corn belt, with warmer conditions aiding farming. It cites Babson’s optimistic April outlook for the nation, contrasts eastern weakness with midwestern strength, and mentions manufacturing activity with cow production in some states. It also covers a surgical scene inquiry on nerve grafts and a biographical note on Dr. Bletumetz, a noted electro-surgeon, highlighting his genius despite disability.
Past echoes reveal church, trials, and imagined futures
Twenty years ago Bramwell began a Christian church project while a West Virginia execution marked a grim milestone for a Clay County resident. Ten years back Beaver High lost to Graham as Bluefield officials toured schools, and a layered musings on future medicine pondered organ replacement, blood transfusion, and moral questions about evolving science and crime.
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St Atted
New Christian Church
Bramwell
Sarah Legg
Clay County
Babe
West Virginia
Branley Hutchinson
Williamson
Bluefield
Beaver High School
Graham
J. F. Holroyd
Helen Hoge
Pearisburs
H. A. Gilliam
Montvale
Watching The Parade and Cabinet Talks in The Nation
President Coolidge faces cabinet resignations amid questions on salaries and fitness. The discourse critiques retirement fears, postal routing plans, stage careers, and media influence, noting punditry and public skepticism about political and cultural shifts.
Telegraph Ticklers and scattered social quips
A garbled collection of puns and witticisms on parenting money worries spring styles and social observations. It mentions million ends to making ends meet, noisy ants in shoes, green faces from fashion, and a dentist joke about a kiss while noting accidents occur.
Our Daily Poem on an aged couple in a crowded car
A husband pities his aging wife whose youth has faded and beauty dimmed. He hides the truth of their struggle while bystanders fail to notice until a kind stranger prompts respect for age. The poem centers on aging, loss, and silent sacrifice amid public indifference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steinmetz
Surgical
Sclence
Governor Gore Urges Cooperation in WV Labor War
West Virginia editors report Governor Gore at Charleston urging wide publicity and thoughtful consideration of his stance on avoiding a lawless state amid the miners union dispute with coal operators. He calls for cooperation among all people to protect rights without brutality and to unite toward prosperity, urging both sides to listen and act rightly for the state. He also notes enforcement concerns about prohibition violators and warns against societal collapse into moonshiners and bootleggers.
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West Virginity Wholesale Grocers’ Association
Charleston
Rioward M. Gore
Associated ‘Press
Lapatches
West Virginia
Cos
Clarksburg
Nany
Rudy
United States
Monroe Watchman
Men and Brethren Think on Pale Steemings
A historic plea urging fair public judgment of prohibition officers before trials. It argues innocence until proven guilty, cautions citizens against denouncing law enforcement, and defends officers doing a dangerous, important duty. The piece stresses restraint and due process for all public officers.
Ad About God and the Laughing Town Tale
A child Dorothy six years old brings home from Sunday school a Golden fox and proclaims, Oh only an ad about God. A wealthy motorist sights a gas station and urges push, while a lazy country boy asks how to push with no gas. A resident boasts of a show place that is just a vacant lot, and a speaker at a meeting impresses with health doctrines. An eighty year old proves Hale’s vigor, then a crowd member jokes Me did. No cold weather shortage anticipated for weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy
Iyusinese
Golden Fox
Aasoline Station
Boyt
Bosa
Health Conuzens
North Pole land rights and polar travel implications
A reflective column discusses who owns the pole as nations race to establish routes and stations. It quips about annexation risks, questions a polar concession’s profitability, and notes contrasting weather forecasts. It weaves in Amundsen, MacMillan, and naval plans with light humor and public affairs commentary.
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MacMillan
United States Navy
Amundsen
England
Japan
Russia
Pole
Foreign affairs, a San Francisco murder, and changing morals
In a satirical essay, a San Francisco girl named Dorothy Ellingson is linked to a fatal mother’s murder over alcohol disapproval. The piece argues public opinion blends science with morality, noting shifts from punishment to medical and psychological explanations. It warns Ten Commandments penalties persist despite modern attitudes.
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Dorothy Ellngson
San Francisco
Leopold- Loch
Ani
Fables on Health Bad Breath Remedies
Bad breath arises from decayed teeth stomach disorders or catarrh. Remedies include sulphate of soda in water before breakfast licorice for breath and odor with small pieces kept handy. charcoal tablets may help. a dentist should assess tooth decay and a doctor may address stomach or catarrh causes. tobacco breath common among smokers.
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Algo
Witty Quotations and Notable Facts Gathered from Exchanges
Short quips from multiple papers include remarks on psychology spelling happiness and earthquakes. Interesting facts cover government structure in 347 cities, aged Japanese peers with canes, Curie memorial funding in Warsaw, Japan trade, U S pupil enrollment, Lincoln's tomb visitors, Manila death rates, and the origin of the word carat drawn from Abyssinian seeds.
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Imperial Palace
Poland
Mme
Curie
Warsaw
Japan
Admiral Feary
Lincoln
Springfield
Til
Manila
New York City
National Library
Paris
Bluefield Fire Alarm Stations List Displays Alarms
An incomplete list of Bluefield Fire Department alarm stations shows numerous intersections and streets such as Princeton Avenue, Mercer Street, Bland Street, Lee and Franklin, and South Midway. The text notes means of phone alarms sent from Central Station and appears garbled.
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Bluefield Fire Department
Southside
Phong
Newtheide
City
Princeton Ave
Russell St
Binceld Ave
Mercer St
Hives
Bogas & Goodall
Bluefeld Ave
Thomas St
Bluefield Ave
Chestnut
Spruce
South and
Jefferson Ste
Penn-Mar Ave
Frederick St
Last Hiver
College Ave
Walton Ave
Roanoke and
Clarke Sts
Hardy and Orange
South Midway
North Midway
Henry and
Greenbrier
Greendrier
Logan Ste
Upper Jones St
Foreat and
Union Ste
Oakhurst Ave
Bland St
Central Station
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Corn Belt
General Busiess
Opeth Geadon
Nole
New of Science
New Mexico
Colorado
Wyoming
Montana
Babson
Itavin
Bletumetz
Coolidge
Lasralgry
Eyt
Uehness
Missiess
Aneh
New York
Pyeay
Postofiles
Lauter St. Louis
Detroi
Toston
Baltimore
Amnion
Bove
Engara
Gore
Charles P. Stewart Ashington
North Pole
Chcaro
Calcutta i
Lourigis
Trans
Niagara
Throbert Janvrin Browne
Government Weather Department
Browne
Tyriumnphs Browne
North Gape
Palm Beach
George H. Carter
Rangtus
Chester H. Rowell
Francisco
Hawaii
Australia
America
Britain
Lawles
Sinai
Cu.s
Duluth Herald
France
Rochester Union
la Follette Party
moon+ shine
2 Light Beverage
Portland Express
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Columbia Record
Taena-Arlea
Toledo Blade
J'lnt
Lexington
I. Milles
Roy
Rierson
N. E. Avenue
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