Daily Telegraph Printing Co. address and legacy mail notice
The notice lists mailing and subscription details for the Daily Telegraph Printing Co. Bluefield West Virginia. It states post office and reportorial rooms and details on second class mail matter. Rates are given for one year six months and three months in West Virginia zones and out-of-state zones with carrier and single copy options.
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Daily Telegraph Printing CO
Bluefield
West Va
West Virginia
Kingdom of God Not Meat or Drink but Righteousness Peace Joy
A religious reflection cites Romans 14 verse 17 and emphasizes the kingdom of God as righteousness a peaceful joyful state in the Holy Ghost rather than ceremonial eating or drinking.
Merchants of Bluefield Launch First Sales Day Tuesday
Bluefield merchants announce a first sales day event for Tuesday with each store offering a special. The double page advertisement in this issue carries all the announcements and the Merchants Bureau pledges fair treatment and reliable statements at every store.
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Merchants of
Bluefield
Merchants Bureau
Three Weeks to Christmas Shopping Advice
Three weeks before Christmas urges careful selection of gifts. Shopping early avoids last minute rush and improves satisfaction and choices.
Educational focus as nation marks school week
The piece urges national emphasis on education during school week warning of 25 000 U S schools without teachers including over a thousand in West Virginia and argues for urgent remedies such as possible conscription of teachers if needed. It notes a boom in toy sales and questions how better teacher training could be achieved by listening to people in other work areas.
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America
United States
West Virginia
Twenty Years Ago Today in Local History
General Walker traveled to Washington to discuss the Ninth Virginia district election contest involving Judge Rhea. Miss Minnie Lucile Hale married C. A. Dillon at the bride's home. T C Haring and F M Etting arrived to complete sale of Rich lands Lime and Lumber yards now on the Flat Top Grocery site. L S S Tinsley died in Morgan from typhoid fever. Ten years ago today a multi-vehicle train collision near Clinchfield killed three and a rock. Mrs Maggie A Forlines died on Third Street. fire destroyed Lee N Neal’s residence on Highland Avenue.
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General Walker
Washington
Rhea
Virginia
Minnie Lucile Hale
Bailey Hale
Brush Fork
C. A. Dillon
T. C. Haring
F. M. Etting
Bluefeld
Richlands Lime and Lumber Company
Georgia Lumber Company
Flat Top Grocery
L. S&s. Tinsley
Morgan
Clinchfield
Maggie A. Forlines
Third Street
Lee N. Neal
Highland Avenue
Ford and the Jews a call for equal rights and justice
The piece condemns anti Jewish propaganda tied to the so called protocols of the Wise Men of Zion. It argues that Ford should oppose persecution and praises Jewish Americans for their loyalty and contributions to the nation. It also notes reforms in mortuary records and comments on sensational newspaper stories and consumer prices.
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Wise Men of
Zion
Dearborn Independent
Henry Ford Weekly
Henry Ford
America
Ford
Life of Charles Noel Douglas A Bedbound Virtuoso
Obituary reflects on Charles Noel Douglas who died in Brooklyn from pneumonia after thirty years bedridden with paralysis. It lauds his extraordinary output of 700 lyrics and poetry, six magazines with millions of readers, vaudeville parodies, plays for amateurs, and a cheerful spirit from a bed of pain.
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Charlies
Noel Douglas
Brooklyn
Mr. Douglas
J. P. Morgan
New York
Douglas
Tings
Charles Nog Douglas
A Lament Against Lawyers From An Old Childish Rhyme
A speaker recalls personal misfires with lawyers who pursued petty damages and libel suits. He cites neighbors, a broken pane, escaped fowls, and mounting costs as examples of legal predation. The piece critiques lawyers as greedily profiteering.
Unequal Rewards and Talent in Society Debate
The Pittsburg Gazette Times questions equal distribution as a divine plan assigns talent. It contrasts workers and managers, noting complaint over rewards and the impractical idea of forcibly taking wealth. It cites Mr. Douglas as an example of differing abilities and achievements despite handicap.
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Douglas
Pittsburg
Baby born near Nome to Mr and Mrs Skramstad
An April 24 birth to Palmer and wife of Nome area reported by Enderlin North Dakota newspaper notes. The notice states the newborn is a boy and mentions the couple’s willingness to stop a certain practice when informed in the proper manner.
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Palmer Skramstad
Nome
Unusual Opportunities for Women and Girls at YWCA
The YWCA in this city offers unusual chances for women and girls. Miss Pope, in charge, is a capable vocational guidance educator trained at George Washington University and Columbia. She holds a dean of women diploma and has designed free courses for normal school teachers advising youth. Office hours appear in this issue's YWCA notes.
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Miss Pope
George Washington University
Columbia University
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound touted as legacy medicine
The piece claims Lydia FE Pinkham's Vegetable Compound proves its merit by satisfying a real human need for forty years. It asserts thousands of American women owe their health to this root and herb remedy marketed for women's illnesses and sold before the pub lic.
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Lydia FE. Pinkham
Short Cuts From Exchanges and Wry Observations
A collage of quips from papers like Norfolk Pilot Detroit News Toledo Blade Knoxville Tribune and Houston Chronicle offers pithy exchanges and wry lines. The Greensboro News notes a Panama banquet remark as a figure of speech.
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Norfolk
Detroit News
Toledo Blade
Knoxville Tribune
Houston Chronicle
Harding
Panama
Greensboro
N. C
Alphabet Quandary and Wedding March Query
A humor piece riffs on wordplay with lines about the alphabet sentence John Brady gave me a black walnut box and a quip on wedding music. A diner joke and a Skolem couple exchange reveal witty misunderstandings amid small town church humor.
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John P. Brady
Indigenous Senecas Resist European Corn Borer Quarantine
Washington reports the Seneca Indians on the Cattaraugus reservation near Buffalo protest the Federal quarantine on corn. They cite their sovereignty from council houses at Versailles and Red House and pledge compliance with eradication measures while safeguarding sacred maize ceremonies.
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Washington
Cattaraugus
Buffalo
N.w
Federal Horticultural Board
United State Department of Agriculture
New York
Versalilles
Red House
You Never Pay More for Gold Jewelry at Henry Rodgin Co
Local ad touts fixed prices and value at Henry Rodgin Co for gold jewelry. Emphasizes savings, trust, and long-standing customer service policies.
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Henry Rodgin CO
Giant Marine Recruit Forces Quarters to Craft Special Uniforms
Reuben A. Pratt a 29 year old six foot nine inch 287 pound recruit from Denver arrives in New York for Marine Corps enlistment. Lacking a uniform large enough officials obtain permission to outfit him with a custom military toy style outfit. He may serve as drum major or help with flag colors at the New York recruiting office once tailor made.
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New York
Marine Corps
Reuben A. Pratt
Denver
Quartermaster Department
Pratt
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