Secret Masonic and Knights Meetings Announced
Bluefield Lodge No 85 AF AM holds stated meetings on the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays at Masonic Hall Princeton Ave. Bluefield Lodge No 153 Knights of the Pythias meet every Monday at 8 PM in Castle Hall. visiting Knights invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefis
Rea
Bluefield Lodge No
A.F &Am
Masonic Hall
Lazarus B
Princeton Ave
Bluefield Lodge
Knights Lt. of
Pythias
Castle Hall
OM Masonic Hall
Local residents and visitors noted in Bluefield district
A parade of names marks yesterday's Bluefield activity with residents from Welch Eckman Keystone Martinsville and Pocahontas visiting friends relatives and attending events. Notables include Dr. Kell Dr. Shepperd Sheriff Bralley and Rev. Cobb with travels to Norfolk Richmond Pittsburg and Richlands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred G. Kell
Welch
Bluefield
E. T. Sprinkle
McDowell County
Meetings at Rocky Gap See Notable Attendance
J Lee Munsey of Hiawatha returned home after several days in the city on business. Rev J B Ward was in the city yesterday en route to Abingdon. Ward has assisted Rev S W Baum in a series of meetings at Rocky Gap, which attracted strong attendance and was very successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kitts
Norton
David Miller
Northfork
Bluefield
8. L. Miller
C. H. Blakemore
Roanoke
Norfolk & Western
P. L. Cobb
Bramwell
A. B. Duncan
J. A. Duncan
Fayette County
Dunkard Conference
J. Lee Munsey
Hiawatha
J. B. Ward
Abingdon
S. W. Baum
Rocky Gap
The Torture Behind Pate de Foie Gras
The article describes geese raised for pate de foie gras, kept underground and bound so only the neck remains free. It details days of restraint and repeated dumpling feedings to enlarge livers, with deaths chosen to yield ripe livers.
Why We Sleep and the Dawn of Rest in Animals
A Cleveland Plain Dealer piece argues rest is tied to eyes and daylight. It notes plants digest in light and grow in darkness while eye-less sea creatures move without regular rest. As eyes develop, animals divide life into waking and sleeping periods with activity in light and retreat at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Plain Dealer
A Little Sermon in a Phonograph by Taft
Judge Taft’s phonographic reform reveals his stance on foreign missions. He argues Christianity underpins modern civilization and democracy and urges Americans to support global missions and aid to distant peoples. He contends provincialism must yield to broader responsibility and sacrifice.
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Taft
Orient
Regular athletic training in China before foreigners
The Shanghai Mercury notes that Chinese athletic traditions existed as feats and folk tests but lacked organized training before Western influence. It cites stories of strongmen, archery feats to test recruits, and bamboo tests in villages, contrasting with modern national sports interest.
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Shanghai Mercury
Stage exit hinted by birds and careers
They reunited after schooldays sharing paths in their professions. One recalls leaving the stage after sensing a mismatch. The other jokes about hinting birds, suggesting gossip or inferred advice without stating a concrete source.
A Lesson The Lady Look Here From Cleveland Leader
A humorous exchange quotes a hobo trying to coerce a meal in return for mowing the lawn. He vows to teach the speaker a lesson about trusting strangers, as reported by the Cleveland Leader.
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Cleveland
Untitled reflective essay on religion and governance
Fragmentary passage discusses the role of Christianity in guiding civilizations and uplifting peoples. It argues there is no constitutional authorization for national reform but notes no explicit constitutional prohibition either. The speaker reflects on dependence on religious spread for progress.
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United States
Fragmentary speech on national duty and Christian responsibility
The text reflects a speaker arguing that the United States bears a deasing spirit and immense responsibilities. It asserts that when opposing a nation becomes a Christian duty, the constitution authorizes action as part of national well being.
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United States
Governor Dawson Improves After Tuberculosis Treatment
Gen PLOL indicates Governor Dawson, at Ashville North Carolina, has undergone a third examination since seeking treatment for tuberculosis. The report notes marked improvement in cognition and a fourteen pound weight gain with indications of a permanent cure possible soon.
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Plol. Boxes
Charleston
Dawson
Ashville
N. C
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Kin Tankas Imperial Japanese Troupe
Secret Society News
Phelps Academy
Phelps
Kentucky
Alfred Erickson
Norfolk and Western Station
Delorme
W. VA
A. W. Doss Electric GO. Electrical Contractors
R. W. Doss
Higginbotham Ave
American Medieval Association
Ite
R. L. Morris
Clark & Co
Elks’ Opera House
Chas. H. Yale & Co
Devil’s
Superior Scenic
Extrava
Gantly
Everett
Standerd
The
Ford Music Co
Bland Street
Typewriter Exchange
A. A. Wygal
Mer
J. M. Herndon
City
H. D. Hatfield
Eckman
James French Strother
J. K. F. Steele
Keystone
Mrs. EK. M. Lawson
Tip Top
J. M. Smith
Martinsville, Va
Ray Cohen
Richlands
J. W. Shepperd
Falls Mills
O. L. Alexander
Norfolk
W. J. Haines
Anstead
Pembroke
Joe I. Kwass
Pocahontas
Mrs. S. Aaron
R. P. Jess
Nan T. McDowell
Blue Ridge Springs
P. H. Killy
Vivian
Monroe County
Ernest Nunn
Oregon Coal and Coke Company
Hemphill
Myra
Ethel Caffee
Hancock Street
Princeton
Capt
C. Heck
Pittsburg
J. H. Hare
Richmond
Memorial Hospital
W. L. Thornton and Family
Westover, Md
Mrs. T. S. Johnson
Fourth Street
S. W. Williams, Jr
Tazewell
Circuit Court
Chas Alexander
Yesterda
New River
Nannie
Cordie
Alice Hare
Newland, Va
John Hare
KE. C. Bralley
WY. O. Barnes
J. Bane Higginbotham
J. C. Wigginbotham
Washington, D. C
the Home Furniture Co
A. G. Wood, M. D
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Thornton Bldg
Baker's Bar
Bluefield Avenue
B. F. Baker
WM. T. Jenkins
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Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
James
STING
Virginia
the Daily
Newsboys
Mammoth Cave
Great Cave
Prise
Daily Telegraph Printing Company
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