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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1906
Page
4
Dollar Sees Long Road From Farmer to Mail Order
A farmer kept a dollar a decade, spending it in town and with neighbors until it left his circle of use. He has not seen the note since sending it to a mail order house four years ago, and it will not fund local taxes or improvements again.
Railway Earnings Rise On Intersta te Commission Report
Preliminary ICC report shows net railway earnings for year ending June 30 at 787.6 million dollars, nearly 97 million higher than prior year. Total income reaches 920.22 million with 590.39 million in operating costs and 229.41 million in dividends, leaving surplus at 100.43 million, up from 89.04 million. Dividends in 1806 exceed prior by 34.25 million. note excludes leases and rentals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Commission
Railways Report Shows Wage Campaign Based on Justice
Total gross earnings for roads reach 2.22 billion with passenger 618.6 million and freight 1.64 billion. Operating expenses total 1.53 billion. Reports cover 220,020 miles, about 99 percent of expected final statistics. Age contends wage demands rest on substantial grounds of justice.
The Fable of the Two Advertisers
Two merchants debate publicity as tax or investment. One pays a steady sum to avoid the sheriff and gains little, while the other reinvests, expanding store, sales, staff, bank account, and publicity. The tale ends with advertising viewed as tax or investment depending on the advertiser's view of success.
Scranton Soldier Recalled From Battle Front
Fragmentary copy notes David Robinson of Scranton in action near Santiago with Roosevelt forces. He has traveled to Washington to visit his former commander Mr. Robinson, amid a tumultuous scene described in garbled wartime text.
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David Robinson
Scranton
Scratiago
Col
Roosevelt
Washington
Mr. Robinson
Fragmented Passage on Match Fire and Sulphur Behavior
The Rochester Posts supplements discuss a sequence where friction heats phosphorus to 1.04 degrees Fahrenheit causing ignition, sulfur rises to 600 degrees then 800 and finally 1000 degrees as the fire starts. The piece notes the last match goes out and hints at heated language as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester Posts
Hair Naturally Abundant Dandruff Cure Claims Germ Destruction
An advertisement asserts dandruff stems from a germ and cites Newhero's Terplei¢ as the sole germ killer. It promises instant itch relief and glossy hair, selling through druggists with a 10 cent sample request to The Hoerpicide Co. in Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoerpicide Co
Detroit Mich
Prominent Brambleton Bargain Scout Purchases Shirts
A brisk report notes Bramwell Ile head of the swell buys shirts and sells items amid lively activity. The METROPOLITAN crowd shows interest as the seller planks up the rocks with energy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bramwell Ile
Carter Furniture Co Offers Money Saving Furniture Deals
Local advertisement touts savings on furniture at Carter Furniture Co, urging shoppers to buy now to stretch their budget. Savings highlighted as a practical option for households seeking value.
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Carter Furniture Co
American Girl to Lead World in Opera says Marie Luksch
Marie Luksch of the Vienna Conservatory predicts American girls will lead global opera once they cultivate patience and depth. She contrasts American quick results with European striving, praising the American girl's alert mind and readiness to follow suggestions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna Conservatory
New York
The Mission of the Novelist by Mangasarian
A lecturer argues no ground is forbidden for studying society. The novelist must reveal truth even about morals and manners to present a full view, since laws grow from observed facts. Fabricating or concealing real conditions harms understanding and reform.
Control Corporations They Must Not Be Killed
Secretary of War William H Taft argues against crushing large firms while condemning illegal trust methods. He says corporations provide liability protection and curb abuses but must not be ruined. rebates and reduced production costs should be shared fairly, with law obedience enforced.
Caprices of the Stage Star TAGE
The remarks describe how stars drift to foreign lands for temptations and how managers face contracts and forfeits. The speaker calls actors big children and stresses diplomatic handling, noting managers suffer losses while actors may depart without remedy.
Medicine claim on tonic and vendors listed
It promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as the only medicine penetrating every organ and the best tonic. The ad lists Tea or Tablets 85 cents from MIM Creek Coal and Coke Co and mentions Cooper West End Drag Co and W. J Peters Freeman. A rental notice seeks a 4 horse road machine for street grading at Midway with W D Roberts as agent in Graham, Va.
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Theody
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
MIM Creek Coal and Coke Co
Cooper
West End
W. J Peters
Freeman
Midway
W. D. Roberts
Graham
Elks Trust Association Holds Annual Stockholders Meeting
The Elks' Trust Association will hold its annual stockholders meeting at the Elks building in Bluefield West Virginia on December 12 1906 at 10 o clock a m for the election of directors and to transact any business that may properly come before the meeting A U Land Secretary
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Elks’ Trust Association
Elks Building
Bluefield
W. Va
A. U
Land
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