Daily Telegraph Printing Co. Bluefield Ad Rates and Notices
Public notices and classifieds require paid listings for meeting times events church and lodge resolutions and obituaries. The paper outlines subscription rates and postal details, listing Bluefield West Virginia as the mailing base and noting Associated Press content rights. It also advertises department contact for employment and requests remittances to the Daily Telegraph Printing Co.
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Londaye
Addrasa
Dailt Telegraph Printing CO
Bluefiela
Pras
Uss
Idl
Seo
Virginia
West Virginia
Fragmentary religious quotation from Isaiah and Lacordaire
A partial religious text fragment cites Isaiah about feeding and gathering lambs and bearing them in his bosom, with an attribution to Lacordaire and references to tender care for those with young, all presented in a devotional tone.
Seven Washington stores boost trade with cheap bargains
Retail merchants across Washington increase efforts during low mood by advertising affordable bargains and stressing goods are cheaper now than likely in future. Stores attract Christmas buyers as merchants distribute seasonal savings, drawing large crowds to shops.
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Washington
Do we exert all effort to get all out of life
The passage reflects on human effort amid life’s ups and downs. It notes storms, illness, accidents, and disasters as natural, urging persistence and avoidance of a defeatist spirit. It argues there are no miracles and progress comes from effort within a world we do not fully understand.
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Carol
Boeldes Lim
Nicholas
Marte
District of Columbia
Washington
Uncle Sam Iz
West Virginia
Charleston
Romanian Prince Nicholas Legal Fight Adds to Controversy
The text notes dramatic reactions to Prince Nicholas amid a Romanian royal dispute as the supreme court considers formal steps to annul his status. It hints at public opinion and distant sympathy for a controversial royal figure, reflecting broader tensions in Romania.
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America
Nicholas
Inte
Romanian Supreme Court
Prince Nicholas
We Were Doing What We Were Doing TWENTY YEARS AGO
A snapshot of historical items marks twenty years back with sheriff John W Ball traveling for vision treatment after turpentine sulphuric acid accident and a Virginian tunnel reopening. It notes Wenonah Coal shipments and a past train collision toll, plus editorials on royal marriage and language slips amid broader era commentary.
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John W. Ball
Wyoming County
Cinginnali
Hales Tunnel
Virginian
Wenonah Coal and Coke Company
Mina
Mercer Healihg Spring
Athens
Wilcox Wass
Mohawk
Newton
Philadelphia and
Read- In
Philadelphia
Nation's Capital notes on Congress and ballots
A long, fragmentary political column discusses the new House office building set for spring, anticipated two-room per member offices, and sweeping bill activity. It critiques Rainey and Snell, mentions women seeking DC voting rights, and laments taxation, liquor measures, and lobbying, with references to commerce and federal districts.
Christmas Glow in Bentztown Streets
Bentztown Bard writes of bright shops and Christmas cheer as music, bells, and flowers fill the air. The crowds say good day while hearts glow with peace and love, and the legend of Christmas shines in storefront windows.
Rose Bowl talk argues Tulane vs Southern California clash
The Ro se Bowl invitation hinges on Tulane finishing undefeated. Tulane defeats LSU and Washington State, then faces California’s Trojans. Georgia and Tulane loom as major threats. Southern teams boast strong Rose Bowl histories. Morgantown and Roanoke editorials blend football and state politics with regional pride.
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Tulane
Southern California
Pasadena
Louisiana State
Washington State
California
Trojans
Notre Dame
Ramblers
Georgia
Georgia Bulldogs
Alabama
Georgia Tech
Golden Bears
Dixie
South
Wava
West Virginia Briefs Highlights Court and State Notables
Associated Press briefs from Charleston Huntington Logan Clarksburg Kingwood and Clarksburg report a Supreme Court denial of a 25 cent temporary rate appeal for United Fuel Gas, a legislator’s push to forego mileage, a gubernatorial pardon condition, a fatal automobile crash near Logan, a bank vault theft in Clarksburg, a Terra Alta bank reopening, and the Evelyn Harader murder trial in Clifton Mills amid circuit court proceedings.
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Associated Press
Charleston
United Fuel Gas Company
Public Service Commission
Supreme Court
Huntington
Davis
Tdemocrat
Cabell County
Conley
Logan
Oza Brown
Cycelons
klNed
Duvel Adams
Peck's Mill
Clarksburgh
Chicago Dairy and Baking Company
Clarksburg
Terra Alta Bank
Kingwood
Evelyn Harader
Clifton Mills
Cecil Michael
Elreurt
The Old New York Brownstone Speakeasy Mystery
An elderly man visits his former brownstone in New York and slips past a gatekeeper into a famed speakeasy now a lively bar. He sees a moose head and a transformed room, then orders whisky and soda as the tale hints at a dramatic ending. A sister’s wedding anniversary prank echoes the era’s nostalgia.
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New York
Canada
Murray Hill
Garner Breaks Gift Gavel From Texas Speaker
Washington December 7. Speaker Garner broke his first gavel today after the home which promoted him to the chair had adjourned. The Texan posed for photographers and gave a few practice whacks with a new mesquite wood gavel that snapped. Garner plans to have it repaired.
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Washington
Garner
Texas
New York reforestation vote ties Smith Roosevelt split
The NY state reforestation amendment, carrying about a quarter million votes, fuels talk of a Smith Roosevelt split. Analysts note former Governor Smith opposed it while Roosevelt supported it, though neither has signaled 1932 plans. The episode prompts questions about motives and national impact.
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Washington
B.airke Simpson
New York
Tammany
Smith
Roosevelt
Hollywood Gathers After Oscar Night Honors Beat
Hollywood stars react after the Motion Picture academy awards. Marie Dreasler, 60, celebrates her Min and Bill win and recalls wartime service while Lionel Barrymore and Constance Bennett share moments at the banquet. Marlene Dietrich, Eleanor Boardman, and others attend in evening finery as guests mingle with award recipients.
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Hubbard Keavy
Hollywood
Marie Dreasler
Motion Picture Academy
Maris
Min
Constance Bennett
Bennett
Agin Harding
Marlene Dietrich
Eleanor Boardman
King Victor
Lawrence Grant
Edward Everett Gann
Dolly, Gann
Official White House dinners dull but orderly affairs
The article describes White House formal dinners as dull but orderly, with guests drawing partners by rank, Cadence of seating by seniority, and a sequence from dining room to study for cigars. Six course menus, plain water, and elegant preparation are noted, with Mrs. Hoover approving menu items. The event ends with cocktails and music.
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Rodney Dutcher Ashington
White House
Washington
Congress
Ike Hoover
White House One Time Or Another. After the Music Mr. and
Mra. Hoover
Day News Briefs From Washington And Ohio
The item notes Democrat Garner of Texas as House speaker candidate in Washington. Tulane captain Jerry Dalrymple is sent to hospital for kidney illness. In Strasburg three robbers steal 13500 dollars from Citizens State Bank. Maude Fowther pleads guilty to homicide near Ashtabula. Former wife of boxer Mickey Walker awarded 5000 of 25000 in an ongoing suit. Hazel Bullard confesses to a three-man holdup tied to Bettsville Banking.
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Associated Pras
Washington
Garner
Texas
New Orleans
Jerry Dalrymple
Tulane University
Philadelphia
Citizens 'State Bank
Strasburg
Tilby Smith
Ashtabula
New York
Mickey” Walker
Boxer
Purtist
Tiffin
Hazel Bullard
Garey
Jor Bettsville Banking Company
Truck Line Protest Filed Against Bragg Freight Permit
Protest filed in Charleston against A. L. Bragg of Point Pleasant for permission to operate a motor truck freight line between Point Pleasant and Huntington. The filing was with F. C. Sandera, supervisor of transportation for the state road commission, and came from the Baltimore and Ohio railroad and the Railway Express agency.
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Charleston
W. Va
A. L. Bragg
Point Pleasant
Huntington
F. C. Sandera
State Road Commission
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Railway Express Agency
German measles a mild but highly contagious skin eruption
Daily Health Service notes German measles or German measles as a mild contagious skin eruption beginning with nose and throat symptoms, followed by swollen glands behind the ears and a red facial eruption. It spreads via mouth and nose secretions, incubates 14 to 21 days, and is common in winter and spring, especially in cities.
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Mortis Fishburn
Pembroke Notes on Local Supper and Visitors
The Ladies' Aid society held a successful supper and bazaar at the China Han church, despite rain. Rev. and Mrs. Moorman Parker spent Thanksgiving with friends. Lucas relatives visited Pembroke after a weekend in Roanoke. Gilea Hutchison of Craig County jailed in Pearisburg for suspected Bank of Pembroke burglary. Eleanor Meadows sick at home. Little Frig Munsey ill. L. B. Saldan vacationing at home after work in Skippers.
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Pembroke
Moorman Parker
Roanoke
Lucas
I. M
DD. H. Lucas
Walter Hilton
EF. J. Draper
Jean
Allan Sapp
Lancaster
Dott Cumbee
J. W. Miller
Gilea Hutchison
Graig County
Pearisburg
Bank of Pembroke
Eleanor Meadows
Little Frig Munsey
L. B. Saldan
Tme
Sippers
Indigestion Aid Ad From Goodykoonts Drug Co
An advertisement touts a chewable indigestion remedy claiming quick relief within two minutes and a druggist refund if it fails. It emphasizes digesting food, neutralizing acids, and absorbing fats with a delicious taste. The copy promotes Goodykoonts Drug Co. as the seller.
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