Notices and advertising terms published in daily papers
Public notices outline rules for meetings entertainments and dues from churches lodges and associations. It lists ad rates agencies and communication addresses and notes republication rights by The Associated Press and Daily Telegraph Printing Co Bluefield W V.
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Palaukaph
Associated Press
Ertisin
New York
Kansas
Cily Chicano
San Francisco
Atlanta
Gewr
Chuo
Ether Organisation
Postage Rates For Subscriptions In Various Territories
Subscription rates listed payable in advance for one year, six months, and three months. Rates vary by region including West Virginia and Virginia with different city carrier options. Rates show increments for center and territory areas and specify postage-paid timing details.
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Mali
Virginia
West Virginia
God's Moment Unstable as Water Thou Shalt Not Excel
Fragmentary note references a biblical line from Genesis 49bh. The text appears as a religious or devotional fragment with archaic phrasing and no clear date or event context. Further readable details are needed for a complete news-style summary.
West Virginia University to be led by new president
John Roscoe Turner, a West Virginian and noted educator, was selected to succeed Frank Buller Trotter as president of West Virginia University. The university faces rapid growth requiring restructuring, new departments, and expansions including a graduate school and four year medical college. Turner's leadership is expected to begin planning the university’s future with support from state officials and the public.
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West Virginia University
John Roscoe Turner
Frank Buller Trotter
Dr. Turner
New York
Fouth
Turner
Trotter
Morgantown
Dr. Trotter
West Virginia
Ingratitude in Money Matters in Rome and Europe
A Rome commentary notes Mussolini may be pressed to engage more in international accord and press diplomacy. It discusses European tensions over debts to the United States during Christmas, with Italy seen as resisting cash collection while Christmas spirit remains a factor.
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Mussolini
Italy
Rome
Haly
United States
We Were Doing Oscar II Death Reported
We Were Doing Oscar II, king of Sweden, died. J. J. Lincoln of Elkhorn returned from a visit to Colorado. Mrs. Polly Peery of Paris Kentucky formerly of Tazewell and Pocahontas was claimed by death. A. C. Davidson, former Bluefield resident, married Gertrude Upham of Boston. Miss Carrie Frances Croy wed H. Co. Chapman. A. L. Herndon died at Elkhorn.
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Oscar II
Sweden
J. J. Lincoln
Elkhorn
Colorado
Polly Peery
Paris
Tazewell
Pocahontas
A. C. Davidson
Bluefield
Gertrude Upham
Boston
Mass
Carrie Frances Croy
H. Co. Chapman
A L. Herndon
Elkorn
United States Terms Attract European Creditors In Rome
The United States offered extremely lenient terms, impressing Rome’s commissioners. Italy received three generations to pay with unusually low interest, prompting envy from other European nations. The idea of canceling debts worldwide is floated for leverage.
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United States
Rome
Italy
Sam
Europe
Tax consciousness and town tax changes in Massachusetts
The Kennebec Journal notes Massachusetts reports 210 towns cutting local taxes this year while 117 raised them. the average city tax rate fell from 29.34 to 28.55 dollars, a small decrease but seen as encouragement. General Manager Stone of the Associated Industries urges tax consciousness among citizens to curb expenditures.
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Kennebec
Maine
Massachusetts
Stone
Associated Industries
Christmas Gift Matchup Advertisements Tease Savings
The Daily Telegraph advertises Christmas gift ideas and money saving tips from now until the holiday. Merchants showcase fine stocks with useful and pretty items sure to please friends and loved ones through the season.
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Daily Telegraph
Public interest shifts from a $20000 Ford to looming policy debates
A New York salon shows only casual interest in a $20,000 motor car as Ford is unveiled. Vets plan a $3,000,000 drive to repeal the prohibition amendment while population forecasts suggest 124,000,000 now, 200,000,000 by century’s end. Immigration restrictions divide patriots. Atlantic flight forecasts rise, yet stunt filers may falter at the box office next year.
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New York
Atlantic
Self Lighting Cigarette Inventor Stirs Local Rumble
An inventor dubbed an Woglishman unveils a self lighting cigarette provoking Bill Thompson's ire. An Ohio bank seller faces a $50,000 fraud charge amid a climate of lenient judges and parole boards.
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An Woglishman
Bill Thompson
Ohio
Harry Lauder Speaks On Self Jokes About Travel
The Scottish entertainer Harry Lauder jokes that he never buys a round trip ticket for fear he might die on the road. He delivers the tale in a light, self deprecating tone during a performance.
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Harry Lauder
Platform proposals for Bluefield reform and safety measures
A platform outlines quarterly tax payments to city county and state similar to federal plans. It calls for enforcement of mining safety regalia and miner education, construction of convices and safety fences on roads, a gasoline tax to fund levies, more factories, a new news station with parking, traffic relief projects, a north side street linking East End bridge to Midway, and Sunday elections with emphasis on constables.
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Netice
Biuefield
Allroad
East End Bridge
Midway & Street
Frelebt
College Avenue
South Bluefield
Miles of
Southern West Vic
A Father's Prayer by Douglas Malloch
A prayerful verse in which a father seeks guidance to rear a son worthy of his father's name and love. He asks for a clean heart and speech, courage to fear, gentleness, wisdom, honesty, and decency, aspiring to be a fitting example for his boy.
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Senate
Mew Orter
West Virginia U takes cautious path to appoint Turner president
The Charleston Gazette argues the HK Board of Governors chose Dr Turner to lead the University after resignation and doubts. It praises Turner's education and native roots, calls for state unity and patient, sustained support to build Morgantown into a premier center of learning.
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Gginia
West Virginia
Turner
Morgantown
Charleston Gazette
Youth Shapes New Yorks Theatrical and Cultural Pulse
Gilbert Swan notes that New York in the early 20th century thrives on energetic young talent who drive theater, publishing, music, and film. He cites Oscar Hammerstein Jr and other young creators who rise from garrets and street corners to influence Broadway, Tin Pan Alley, and the motion picture industry, with older mentors guiding the movement.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Grand Central
Broadway
Bronx
the Battery
Bowery
Wall Street
West Street
East Side
West Side
Wall Street Exchange
Tin Pan Alley
Oscar Hammerstein, Jr
Bartlett Cormack
Chicago
Ann Preston Bridgers
Smith College
Coquette
Noel Coward
Glenway Westcott
Wisconsin
Hart
Rogers
Broadw
Gilbert Swan
Throwing The Harpoon Could Be A Metaphor For Golf
A quirky column notes a Maine knitter who makes seventy mittens yearly. It jokes about choosing bridge over golf and remarks on six day car tours with Ambassador Morrow. It humorously references Dr Otto Peltzer barred from competition and implies political overtones.
McWhorter outlines zany late seventies style reform plan
Senator J Boomboom McWhorter announces a spoof legislative program for the Seventieth Congress focused on laughingly blunt tax shifts, loosened liquor rules for wets, stiffer penalties for bootleggers, expanded flood and farm relief with never before promised promises, plus desks toothpicks and page discipline.
Installment Buying Wins Broad Press Support
A favorable Columbia University study by Prof. Seligman gains near unanimous press approval. Various papers report that installment buying stabilizes commerce, drives car purchases, and supports prosperity, while warning administrators to guard against abuses and noting its role in future debt and employment.
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Seligman
Columbia University
Kansas City Post
Father
Syracuse Herald
Herald
Yakima Morning Herald
Columbia
Topeka Daily Capital
Liver Recipes for Pernicious Anemia Treatments
Several old liver recipes are shared for treating pernicious anemia. Instructions include lambs and calf livers cooked with onions carrots bacon and herbs in casseroles or roasts with variations using herbs flour stock lemon juice and vinegar. Some methods include stuffing with duck dressing and bacon baste in Canadian style.
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Van
Vipercar
Poles and Lithuanians Clash Amid League of Nations Talks
The piece notes tense polish Lithuanian tensions over the borders while the League of Nations delays action. It references politicians like Valdemaras and Pileudski, along with the idea that future agreements may hinge on Geneva discussions about disarmament.
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Europe
Poland
Itoo
Signe
League of Nations
Geneva
Russia
Minde
League
Valdemaras
Pileudski
Mussolini
Doumeraue
Liverpool
Wilma
Armistice Hint Between Harvard and Princeton Emerges
Short Cuts From Exchanges cites chatter of a possible armistice between Harvard and Princeton alumni groups amid reported tensions. Several quotes mock political rows and social norms, noting misprints and garbled headlines.
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Harvard
Princeton
The
San Bernardino
Creomulsion Promised to Cure Coughs and Colds
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a remedy for coughs colds bronchitis and related respiratory illnesses. It claims to soothe irritated membranes curb germ growth and strengthen recovery after illness. It guarantees satisfaction and offers money refund if not relieved.
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