Daily Terra Printings Bluefield Ad and Notices
Newspaper fragment from Bluefield West Virginia dated Friday December 8 1616 shows a Daily Terra Printing Company notice and postal information. It includes phrases about cash delis days months and an advertisement style list with a few literary quotations by Coleridge Shakespeare and Thorold. The price shown is 2.26.
Common Sense and City Managers in American Reform
A dated column extols city managers as superior to elected councils, arguing managers deliver cheaper, clearer governance with public accountability. It cites Seattle and Birmingham as examples, notes embargo debates, and praises the Statue of Liberty as a symbol of American reform.
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United States
Manay
Freedom and education carried by American teachers abroad
The article celebrates American teachers and missionaries whose work in education and Christianization shines tirelessly, likened to a night harbor beacon outlined by bright lights, symbolizing enduring dedication without rest.
Enduring Tuberculosis Neglect Sparks Public Health Alarm
The piece warns that treatment for colored patients lags behind whites, risking broader disease spread. It calls for instruction and organization over funding, noting higher TB impact among African Americans and urging nationwide action akin to wartime relief efforts. It contrasts safety campaigns with local traffic deaths and comments on current events.
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South
Europe
Border Guards Emphasize Practical Discharge Over Advice
A fragment reflecting opinions on border security stresses that practical discharge carries more value for guardsmen than merely following advice, and warns that good guidance is useless unless acted upon within reach of the guard.
Mother's Christmas Gift and a Viennese Surgical Idea
A nostalgic poem recalls children saving coins to buy a meaningful gift for mother while a late 19th century note credits aluminum surgical shapes by a Viennese surgeon as innovative devices. The piece contrasts family affection with a clinical invention meant for body cooling or heating.
Medicine with the Guarantee Promises Full Refund
An advertisement touts a female health tablet with a 25c price and 60c refund if ineffective. It claims to cure constipation indigestion biliousness headaches and sallow complexion. The copy urges women to try the product and says money back if it fails.
Splendid Example of Imperial Residence Schoenbrunn
A National Geographic Society bulletin details Schoenbrunn Palace near Vienna, its 1400 rooms, grounds, and Gloriette hill. It notes Napoleon era treaties signed there, the 1805 proclamation, and the final hours of Duc de Reichstadt. The article ends with the palace kitchens count and a brief on the 1683 Turkish siege. The Northwestern Road Congress opened in Chicago with Wisconsin’s John A. Hazelwood presiding.
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Ring-Strasse
Vienna
Schoenbrunn
Austria
Francis Joseph
National Geographic Society
Schogmrunn
Versailles
Napoleon
Haugwitz
Prussia
Cleves
Ansbach
Neuchatel
France
Hanover
Naples
Haugwit
Francis I
Wigram
Salzburg
Upper Austria
Carinthia
Carniola
Croatia
Adriatic
Francis
Poland
Maria Theresa
Duc de Reichstadt
Marie Louise
Edmond Rostand
LiAiglon
Joseph
Appropriations Sought For 42 Additional Ships
The report urges funds to build 42 more ships for the army as it notes a shortfall in authorized strength by August 31 and warns citizens about lagging recruitment in both the national guard and regular army during the crisis.
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Congress
Scott
National Guard
Regular Army
Western Asia
United States
Anthony Ginetti
Immigration Service
Far Orient
Bureau of Employment
Department of Labor
Wilson
Bureau of Immigration
Interstates Commerce Commission
Secretary of the Interior
Indian Bureau
Houston
Department of Agriculture
Vinol Promises Cure for Bronchitis and Cough
A Towanda reader lauds Vinol as a constitutional remedy that cured a child’s bronchitis after months of illness. The letter claims Vinol strengthens the system and removes the illness cause, with endorsements from druggists in Bluefield Princeton and Northfork and availability across West Virginia towns.
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Bluefield
Towanda
Harry A Stephenson
Vinci
C. H. ‘Loodykoontz Wirug Co
East End
Princeton
E. B. Spangler & Co
Northfork
Northfork Drug Co
West Virginia
Aldrich Alexander Wedding in New York Church
In New York at the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian church, Miss Harriet Alexander daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles B Alexander and Winthrop W Aldrich son of the late Senator Nelson W Aldrich of Rhode Island wed. The ceremony was conducted by Rev Maitland Alexander and Rev Dr John H Jowett.
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Aldrich-Alexander
New York
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Harriet Alexander
Charles B. Alexander
Winthrop W. Aldrich
Nelson W. Aldrich
Rhode Island
America
Maitland Alexander
Pittsburg
John H. Jowett
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