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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1909
Page
5
A Washington Star exchange portrays two statesmen arguing that a trusted ally only appears with ulterior motives. One declares the friend always has an ax to grind, the other notes the burden of not only grinding but lending the ax. The remark highlights political maneuvering and perceived double dealing.
A New York Press item presents brief exchanges where Gerald champions self first while Geraldine cautions about a lobster conservation scheme. The dialogue hints at personal nature and a quirky public interest angle.
A terse exchange quotes a worried father warning his son Johnny about smoking. The brief dialogue hints at a defiant response and a planned, cautious outing to the woods.
An advertisement from Huff Andrews and Thomas markets Monitor Pulverized flour as a superior quality product sold at mill prices in car lots and local dealers. It boasts guaranteed quality by the mill and merchant, promising fine bread and pastries for Christmas and claiming to enrich brain blood and bone with a rich cream-like dough.
In Bluefield the Associated Charities officers and ward superintendents are urged to assemble Monday at 8 pm in Bluefield Furniture store. Note on local events includes charity sales by Bland Street Methodist church, mentions ex Governor J Hoge Tyler and daughter Lily Tyler visiting, and plans for rebuilding the orphanage in Lynchburg.
Tom Kelly of Radford Ira J Bartlow of Keystone W C Peery of Welch William Leckie of Jed Hon James A Strother of Welch Mr and Mrs Harry Warn of Roanoke were in the city yesterday. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs R W Clifton.
Amazon Lacey burst into Train No 17 at Ingleside shouting and fleeing arrest. He hid behind cushions and pulled curtains while police met the train in Bluefield. He claims a magistrate in McDowell County issued a felony warrant. The case will be investigated. his guilt remains unproven.
Advertisement states a rapid cure for colds using Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. Druggists refund money if it fails. Contains the signature of E. W. Grove on each box and a 25 cent price.
An advertisement from Hawley Merchandise Co dated 12-4-21 promotes a 25 percent price cut on all infant caps and lists children’s fur coats at 2.79. The page fragment includes those items and the retailer’s name.
Try a ton of our Virginia City Nut Coal at 3.00 per ton for good heating and exceptional use in cook stoves. Pine Street Coal Co. phone 252.
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