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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1913
Page
4
Fragmentary text presents a tossed line about fighting when down and dying hard, followed by stray phrases "Jameos UH. West" and "GOOD WORNING" without clear 사건.
A broad call for curbing financial influence in elections spreads across the state. Judge John T. Graham endorses a league to curb corrupt money use, while notes on legislative needs stress sentiment over mere laws. Comparisons to foreign policy and press roles appear in the discussion.
The Red Cross penny seals mark Yuletide best as a season of goodwill toward all, funding relief for tuberculosis while inviting broad public participation. The appeal stresses universal involvement, noting small contributions from many people can drive a significant humanitarian effort.
A concise reflection notes that feeling and service operate broadly across the globe, shaping actions and outcomes through their unseen influence on people and events.
Figures from the Mercer County Clerk show total property valued at 34.164 million with cities and towns owning about 16 million and public service corporations at nearly 9.69 million. The note argues three quarters of a future bond issue would be paid by city and corporate property, not county land, under a ten cent district road levy, and urges readers to calculate their own stand.
Washington reports a near unanimous stance in the House on the Hen sley naval holiday resolution to pause naval construction for one year with Churchill's suggestion, with a vote set for Monday. Critics argue resolutions alone won’t secure peace while supporters say the move signals shifting sentiment toward disarmament and peacetime reflection.
Fashion notes describe vivid brocade uses to brighten street and evening wear. Featured designs include two piece skirts with tunic-like fronts, raglan sleeves, and detachable sashes in navy, Turkish greens, blues, rose and gold embroidery. Patterns No. 7713 7861 7773 7718 7T773 offered in various sizes with 15 cent patterns.
An advertisement touts Miller's system as a cure for rheumatism back pain sciatica lumbago and spine and nerve diseases without operations or drugs. It claims 240 cures of chronic appendicitis, uses baths massage osteopathy hydrotherapy and diet control with free consultation and hours from 9 am to 9 pm.
Dr B Curtis Miller, noted chronic disease specialist, has located in the Kelly and Moyer building in Burfield West Virginia. He is recognized as a leading surgeon and gynecologist with 180 capital operations without a death and has forty years of experience in the United States and Europe. He has discovered a new method of feure.
A discarded broken mirror left in a low area 70 feet from J. B. Crow’s house ignited dry grass and then spread to the residence. The glass, dumped with tin cans and old junk, had been broken in transit and exposed to sun rays.
The article notes Saturday derives its name from Sea ter the Roman Saturnus and explains it was long viewed as the most troublesome day of the week.
A resourceful woman uses limited funds to craft gift boxes of homemade candies. Recipes include Lemon Candy Caramels Taffy Mints and Wintergreen Mints with steps and ingredients such as sugar, water, butter, and chocolate for fresh holiday gifts.
A derailment of four cars in an eastbound freight train occurred in an atypical accident. The incident disrupted service and prompted an investigation into the unusual derailment mechanics. Local authorities reported no injuries.
Morning wreck occurs west of Tip Top when a dirt hauling cart owned by Tip Top Brick Corporation backs too close to an embankment. The cart derails and damages freight train No. 1034, tearing a wheel and entangling with cars. Mule escapes unharmed.
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