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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1916

Page

3

Norfolk and Western timetable updates from Roanoke

Train schedule details list departures to Lynchburg Roanoke Philadelphia New York and Norfolk with Pullman sleepers and cafe cars. Notes station agents in Roanoke Virginia approve carriage options and contact routes for further information.

Bluefield Lynchburg Roanoke Pullman Sleeper Norfolk Richmond Pullman New York Hagerstown Philadelphia Shenandoah Charleston Columbus Cincinnati Chicago Jaeger Williamson Gary Norfolk and Western Railway W. B. Bevill W. Co. Saunders Pass Traf Mgr Virginia

For Sale Small Hand Elevator Platform 36 by 36

Classified brief offering a small hand elevator platform measuring 36 by 36 inches for sale. Casual inquiry via Daily Telegraph classified section.

W. T. Owen Barstreet South Bluefield Lathrop Coal Company Care Daily Telegraph Daily Telegraph

Greens Win Membership Contest In Presbyterian Class

The ladies union bible class at the Presbyterian church held a month long contest between Whites led by Mrs. D J F Strother and Greens led by Mrs. W W Henritze. Greens won with sixteen new members to thirteen for Whites bringing total to 29. The Whites will host the Greens and the class under Warren A Wilson is raising funds to add classrooms and enlarge the church building.

Ladies’ Union Bible Class The Presbyterian Church D. J. F. Strother W. W. Henritze Greens Wile Warren A. Wilson

Election and meeting notices for church ladies' aid groups

The Methodist church ladies are urged to attend the annual officer election at the next meeting. The Presbyterian ladies shift meeting to Mrs. C Frank Wright’s home instead of Mrs. E H Sudduth’s. Plans for the bazaar are in progress.

Ladies’ Aid Society The Methodist Church Ladies’ Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church C. Frank Wright E.H. Sudduth

Value of Federal Reserve System Highlighted by M Madoo

M adoo extols the Federal Reserve System as central to the nation’s rise from debtor to creditor status. He notes a gold stock above 2.7 billion dollars as of November 1, 1916 and criticizes omnibus public-building bills as wasteful, urging evaluations of needs before construction and tying authorizations to genuine public necessity.

United States Federal Reserve System Federal Reserve Banks Congress

Lyceum Series at Gary High School This Winter

Gary high school hosts lyceum entertainments this winter under the Redpath bureau. Three programs have been presented and three more are scheduled including January 11 The American Girls Trip February 9 Frederick Hopkins March 30 Wells Watson Ginn. Events take place in the high school auditorium.

Lyceum Gary Gary High School Redpath Bureau Frederick FE. Hopkins Wells Watson Ginn

Augusta visitors and illness update in Welch scene

James Pralley and his young son of Augusta county Virginia are guests of Mr. and Mrs. EB Bralley in Welch. J Bolling Purcell of Huntington visits Welch and greets many friends. Mrs. I J Partlow, recently ill for weeks, is now able to sit up.

Wes. James Pralley Little Son Augusta County EB. C. Bralley J. Bolling Purcell Huntington Welch I. J. Partlow

Navy to award bids for four new battle cruisers

Washington announces bids opened for four giant battle cruisers to complete a vast navy build program. Contracts already set for four battleships scout cruisers destroyers and more. The 850 foot ships will reach 35 knots with ten 14 inch main guns and ten reserve guns.

Washington, D. C United States Navy Navy Department Congress

Cascarets Ad Promises Quick Health Boost

A vintage advertisement touts Cascarets as a remedy for liver and bowels improving by morning. It targets men women and children with claims of cleaning stomachs removing foul gases and bile, promising a ten cent box leads to healthy bowels and cheerfulness for months. It also mentions a soap-nut tree thriving in Florida.

India Algiers Florida

AMERICAN RESTAURANT Mince Se Raisin Se Apple Se on i Peach Se

A readable fragment notes a list of fruit items used in dishes at an American restaurant. The text mentions raisin apple lemon and peach, with pumpkin appearing in the same context. No clear event or outcome is described.

Omnibus Bill Critique Spurs Separate Project Measures

A report to Congress argues that many building proposals, if enacted as separate measures instead of omnibus bills, would curb abuses and evils associated with omnibus legislation.

Congress

Four Hundred Delegates Meet in St Louis

Four hundred and fifty delegates from thirty leading Protestant denominations gather in St Louis for the third quadrennial Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America. They discuss Christian education evangelism temperance missions family life Sunday observance country life church social service federated movements and peace and arbitration.

St. Louis Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America

Attorney General Report outlines major war commission reforms

Washington reports Attorney General Gregory urges congressional action to end railroad production under the commodities clause, extend authority over corporations, broaden search warrant rights, and stiffen arms labeling laws. The dispatch notes progress in suits against Southern Pacific over oil lands, and lists indictments and convictions tied to wartime neutrality breaches and Mexican tensions.

Washington Gregory Congress Supreme Court Lackawanna Coal Company Mexico Southern Pacific Railroad Nole

Family Avoids Scrigus Sickness in Melon, Va

A local family credits long remedy use to prevent illness described as scrigus sickness. The ad highlights a tonic product, claimed to ease weak stomachs, indigestion, colic wind, nausea, and headaches. It cites 70 years of constant use and over a million people treated.

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