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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1920
Page
5
Advertising rates are listed for postal zones covering Virginia and nearby regions. The notice outlines first and second mail rates, yearly charges, and city carrier payments in advance, with rates varying by distance and postal territory.
A discussion on a nationwide crime wave notes that many offenders are youth and the blame often points to parenting. Some argue fault lies with modern home life, while others cite models of delinquency in youths with seemingly good upbringings and question the blanket parent blame.
The article notes Hamilton Fish III became the third in a line to represent New York in Congress, following a grandfather and father who held prominent roles including secretary of state. It highlights his military service and early actions in office, signaling a continued family political tradition.
A 20 year old item notes a post office opened at Roderfield with Christopher C. Jones named postmaster. Joe Powers died in Radford at his parents home. Bluefield letter service delayed to January. Street signs planned. Monroe county smallpox quarantine urged by the city council.
A discussion emerges about a proposition rooted in a family closely linked to the nation’s history, triggering debate over its origin and implications. The dialogue centers on legacy, public interest, and the potential impact on future civic understanding.
A collection of humorous clippings notes rivalries and social quirks from various papers. Topics range from political fate of Russian leaders to comic comparisons and odd family relations.
The piece extols King David as a self made ruler, poet, musician, and warrior. It links him to Ruth and Samuel Pepys in likeness and notes his faithfulness to his people and family. It reflects on his Psalms and the idea of him as a patron of music and leadership.
The piece recalls David leading a musical band with timbrels harps and drums and his hundreds of singers. It notes David’s sixty year reign the golden age of Israel and the continuation under Solomon. It praises David while acknowledging flaws and lasting influence on worship and music in Christian churches.
A Leavenworth man told his wife by wire not to bring her mother along when she returned home. The exchange becomes comic as the husband asks if he wired her not to bring the old lady, prompting a reply about the mother’s visit. Kansas City Star.
The Gowan salve from Gowan Dusenberry claims a quarter century of use it uses animal fat base for penetrating effects. It is marketed to ease congested blood vessels without irritation and is described as suitable for babies.
First penetrating salve for external treatment of colds and croup, created by Gowan Dusenberry. Uses animal fat for quick penetration, claims rapid relief and suitability for babies and children. Also advised for cuts, burns, bites. priced 60¢ and $1.20 with guarantee or refund.
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