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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1907

Page

8

Love lessons in a high school a first in world

Greenville Illinois reports Prof H G Russell superintendent introduces formal instruction in courtship at the local high school. Twenty three pupils attend the course studying love literature and etiquette with aims to guide behavior from first stirrings to marriage while addressing parental objections and proposing steps.

Greenville Ill H. G. Russell Russell Miles Standish

Survived Broken Neck to Die of Consumption

Milwaukee report on Michael Quigley a puzzle to physicians. He lived five years with a broken neck after a hayloft fall and spine injury. He walked with aid and used a wheelchair, then died of tuberculosis two months after being taken to the county hospital.

Milwaukee Michael Quigley Quigley T. G. Welsh Weslin Twentieth Avenue

Hard Times Driving Prussians to Death by Own Action

Berlin reports financial crisis pushing individuals to suicide. In October 163 and November 155 Prussians ended their lives amid the economic strain. More women than men killed themselves. no bankers or merchants are listed among the crisis reports.

Berlin Prussia Germany

Energetic Sawfish: Blade Snout and Feeding Method

Sawfish outrank sharks in vigor with a broad blade like snout of cartilage. The weapon lies horizontal when swimming and bears curved teeth along both edges. The end is blunt, unable to pierce whales or timbers, but can disembowel prey with a swift lateral thrust. They feed on soft entrails, aided by many rows of formidable teeth.

Gardens Named as Gardens for Regions and Nations

The piece lists regions and countries nicknamed as gardens. England has Kent and Worcestershire. Ireland is Carlow in Leinster. Italy and Belgium are called gardens of Europe, France’s garden is Amboise in Indre et Loire. Spain’s is Andalusia. Sicily is Italy’s garden. Ceylon and Burma claim garden status in the east. Oude is the Indian garden. Glamorganshire is called the garden of south Wales. The western region around the Mississippi is dubbed the garden of the world.

England Kent Worcestershire Ireland Carlow Leinster Italy Belgium Europe France Amboise Indre-et-Loire Sicily Spain Andalusia Ceylon Burma India Oude Glamorganshire South Wales Mississippi Garden of the World

King Alfred and universal suffrage joke in exam

An examiner asked what King Alfred would think of universal suffrage and printed books if alive. The pupil answered that King Alfred would be too old to take any interest, the remark cited by the London Telegraph.

King Alfred London Telegraph

East and West Rally Behind Cooper Medicine

L T Cooper promotes a stomach based health theory with widespread success in Chicago St Louis and the east. August Wittmer of Chicago testifies he was nearly invalid for fourteen years suffering from stomach issues sleeplessness and fatigue until using Cooper medicine, afterward feeling rejuvenated. The White Pharmacy says they sell and explain the medicine.

L. T. Cooper Chicago St. Louis Cooper August Wittmer Rockwell Court

Joss Sticks and Their Mysterious Preparation

In Buddhist regions joss sticks are widely used for festive and mourning rites. The process remains largely secret, entrusted to a special class. A bamboo strip is rolled on resinous odor powders to form the stick with a handle left free. Compound varies by country, Indo China powders often include camphor sandalwood econite and clove with aconite as a preservative.

Indo-China Canton Chicago News

Kissing and Thoughtful Discretion, A Humorous Note

An old essay argues that closing the eyes is essential to kissing and offers light musings on why the topic has drawn little serious attention. It suggests charm can retain a bold partner and reduce frequent, hazardous absences.

Cedar Shavings For Dogs To Repel Fleas

A Country Life note suggests using beds of fresh cedar shavings or cedar excelsior in kennels to deter fleas. The cedar scent is unpleasant to fleas and reportedly repels them, helping dogs stay cleaner when indoors and outdoors.

America

Vanity and Love Reflected in Wit

A Cleveland Plain Dealer quote compares vanity to passion and mirrors to valentines, noting greater demand for mirrors than for valentines. The fragment presents a wry take on self-adornment and affection.

Cleveland Plain Dealer

Plain talk between Peggy and Reggy in a tense exchange

Peggy urges Reg ey to hear the plain truth while Reggy pretends to listen. Peggy expresses frustration at the misworded start and the need for direct speech.

Peggy Regey

Phrase on church guilt quoted in Harper's Weekly

The excerpt quotes Cubbison lamenting costs of church attendance with a quip about not contributing and needing trousers pressed. It reflects 19th century satirical tone on social expectations and church participation.

W. P. Hawley Merchandise lines holiday goods

A brief note from the Daily Telegraph advertises W. P. Hawley Merchandise Company featuring holiday goods, tally cards, and affordable prices. It invites readers to inspect their latest designs and promotes advertising as a progressive job approach via the paper’s want column.

W. P. Hawley Merchandise Company Daily Telegraph Business Office

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