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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1925
Page
2
Angello Santella leaves New York at 0525 aboard the Steamer Duillia for a visit to his homeland in Sunny Italy. He came to Pocahontas about 25 years ago, married Miss Martha Lewis there, and has a child with the union.
A widower writes of suffering stomach and liver trouble since his wife’s death five years ago. He claims Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy fully restored his health, regained weight, and earned congratulations for his visible improvement. The note also describes the remedy’s claimed effects on mucus and inflammation in the intestinal tract and offers a money-back guarantee.
A fragmentary local item notes Washington Tubbs planning a visit to Roanoke for a few weeks. The column then lists various names and brief motions of residents visiting relatives in Bluefield, Montell Hatchet returning from Civil Training Camp, and others traveling to towns in Virginia and West Virginia, with scattered church news and community notices including Temple fundraising progress and upcoming pastor events.
Northfork Garage and Studebaker dealers report strong local interest in the new policy ending annual model changes. Buyers anticipate continued service life, easier upgrades, and immediate access to improvements, reducing the obsolescence fear and avoiding rapid model turnover. The move aims to align manufacturer output with demand and let owners keep up to date without frequent new lines.
Advertisement by B. Walker from Gateway Station, Kangae City, promises quick relief from prostate trouble with no obligation. Claims readers will feel years younger and rid of prostate issues by using the product and sharing with friends.
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