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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1922

Page

3

Without Vision the People Perish in Education

Special Agent William Morrell argues in the Carnegie Hero Fund pamphlet that education must go beyond training for work. He warns Republican era schools lack a liberal heart and culture and urge religious and moral formation to prevent a drift toward mere efficiency and materialism.

Carnegie Hero Fund Commission House of Representatives District of Columbia Harding Sidney Lanier Dr. van Deke Princeton University Ruskin Ehers

You Should Have the Best If You Need a Medicine

A persuasive ad extols Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a cure for kidney, liver and bladder issues claiming widespread testimonials. It offers a sample by mail from Dr Kilmer & Co with ten cents and notes bottles are sold at drug stores.

Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton N. Y

To Be Well Dressed Watch Accessories Too

Montclair New Jersey December report highlights a business creed for professional women. Betty Laurence, head of a brush company reaching national scope, emphasizes accessories hair nets corsets heels veils gloves as essential to poise and success. She notes balancing home life with career.

Marian Hale Montclair N.J Betty Laurence Creed

Education Week Reflections On Religion And Morality

A 1922 Pittsburg report notes that while only fifteen percent of entering students doubt religion, over half graduate atheists. It urges education week to stimulate thought on education and moral obligation rather than rely on symbolic observances.

Pittsburg

Disabled Veterans Sale Draws Many Shoppers in Marion

The American Legion Auxiliary Post No 9 staged a sale of crafts by disabled veterans at Davis Clinic, Marion, Va. The display at Appalachian Power Company offices on Princeton Avenue offered rugs, baskets, trays, shawls, bead chains, caps, school bags, waste baskets and more at reasonable prices to fund Christmas aid for the veterans.

American Legion Auxiliary

New Royal Cafe Donates Thanksgiving Receipts to Red Cross

New Royal Cafe owners Gus Vistolis and Nick Assimos announced that gross receipts from 12 noon to 2 pm and 6 to 9 pm on Thanksgiving would be donated to the American Red Cross. Despite many locals leaving town, the cafe reported a sizable sum for the Red Cross through its charitable effort.

New Royal Cafe American Red Cross The Red Cross Gus Vistolis Nick Assimos New Royail Manageoe

Birth rate of 1922 declines from 1921 figures

The Commerce Department reports provisional census birth data for the first six months of 1922 show a lower rate than the same period in 1921. The six month rate averaged 22.7 in 1922 versus 24.8 in 1921, with North Carolina highest at thirty and Vermont lowest at 18.1. Births thus far suggest a year 1922 below 1921 in the birth registration area.

Washington, D. C Department of Commerce Bureau of the Census North Carolina Vermont

Marriage A La Mode In Persian Courtship Test

A Persian custom is described where a suitor injures himself in a woman’s presence to test her feelings. If she binds his wounds with a silk scarf, it signals her affection and prompts a declaration of love.

Mrs A R Bennett Dies in Winston-Salem North Carolina

Mrs A R Bennett of Winston-Salem North Carolina dies at her home yesterday. She is sister to R L Burgess of this city and J K Burgess of Graham North Carolina. Funeral will be held in Madison on Thursday with J K Burgess attending.

A. R. Bennett Winston-Salem N. C R. L. Burgess J. K. Burgess Graham Columbia

Recreation Leaders Class Postponed For Holidays

The recreational leaders class will not meet tonight because Community Play Night occurs Friday. Members planned for the party in the Masonic temple, so the training class is postponed until after the holidays to accommodate busy schedules.

Episcopal Church Bes

Play Night Promises Big Success in Bluefield

The Play Night begins at 7 30 Friday with strong interest and timely attendance. A telephone report from C V Watson indicates readiness to lead and a keen eagerness to meet Bluefield residents as the community shows support for fins recreation.

C. V. Watson Bluefield

Etiquette Guide on Table Manners for Dining

A concise excerpt outlines proper service etiquette. It advises breaking bread with fingers before buttering, using a fork with prongs down to steady meat and up to convey vegetables, and placing knife and fork together with handles to the right after finishing a course.

Kidney and Bladder Troubles Need Urgent Action

A vintage medical ad urges immediate care for kidney and bladder issues. It cites Dr Carey and Prescription No 777 Marsh root as a remedy available in liquid and tablet forms, promising refunds if not satisfied. The copy warns symptoms like frequent urination, burning, sediment, swelling, and weight loss signaling possible Bright's disease.

Dr. Carey

Bluefield City Salaries Detail from 1922 Letter

Clarence F. Ridley, city manager, Bluefield W Va, lists detailed city salaries in response to a Princeton Press article. He cites figures for city manager assistants engineers clerks health officer police and fire department ranks with monthly and annual amounts and notes variances by length of service and age. He includes totals for several departments and urges public accuracy.

Ridley Princeton Press H. S. Shott Bluefield Daily Telegraph Bluefield W. Va Reading Princeton Fire Department Central Station South Bluefield Clarence FB. Ridley

Armenians in Forest Burned by Turks Reported

Fragmentary reports describe Armenians fleeing into a forest to escape Turkish nationalists. Turks set fire to the woods and fifty families died rather than surrender, illustrating terrible sufferings in the region.

Cairo

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