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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1902
Page
4
Houses, lots and farms offered by a Bluefield agent promising profitable returns of 15 to 20 percent per year. Potential buyers are invited to visit or write for details on available properties.
Two houses on Bluefield Avenue listed at $1600 and $2000 with flats above. Property owned by non residents. described as two of the best business stands in the city. Each will pay 20 percent on the investment.
In Pittsburg, Pittsburg beat Boston 8 to 1 in game one and 16 to 3 in game two. Batteries were Chesbro Zimmer vs Pittinger Moran and Doheny Zimmer vs Willis Moran with Irwin umpiring. In Cincinnati, New York defeated Cincinnati 6 to 0 with Thielman Bergen against Matthewson Powerman, Emile umpiring. St Louis vs Philadelphia postponed due to rain.
One parlor grand two uprights and two squares will be sold at a bar gain for cash or long payments. W F Hamilton Bramwell West Virginia phone 271. Office rooms for rent apply to M Rosenberg 287 Princeton avenue.
G W Atkison returns from Bristol. Mrs Maria J Meadow visits friends in Vinton. E Edmunds family heads to Cedar Bluff for a week. Norman McDowell returns from Fincastle. L A Dunn travels to Monroeco county for his mother’s illness. Rev Arthur Thorn, Concord Normal principal, was in town. Mrs S S Hall returns from Bluefield to Tarwell. Frank Bonsack visits Rosnoke, guest of John Ligon. Mrs J H McNeer leaves for Tazewell. C S Patton, Seaboard engineer, visits from Savannah. John D Riggs leaves for Mindsville then Morgantown. W S Crockett coffin order received for Coaldale. Capt A Frye and daughter en route to Cincinnati. Frye long associated with Norfolk and Western. Sunday School picnic planned by Bland Street Methodist in the grove near Wilson Spring. Charlie Davidson dies at six months. funeral at 3 p m at Walnut Grove cemetery. Rosnoke railroad officials tour city. overhead bridge site discussed near Snoke Times. C P Kefauver of Bluefield visits Rosnoke. rapid promotion noted.
Mrs Bruce, renowned opera singer, recounts a breakthrough that let her avoid surgery after years of touring and poor health. The piece argues many ovarian procedures are unnecessary, citing personal experience and medical opinions from the era.
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