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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1925
Page
6
Advertising Rates and Notices Boxed for Members
The notice lists advertising rates furnished on application and mentions that notices without general news are for club members. It notes foreign and domestic advertising agencies in New York and San Francisco and references the Daily Telegraph printing company in West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New Y San ‘Pranciece
Subscription Rates and Territory Details Noted in 1925 Document
A historical note from December 12, 1925 outlines subscription rates and territorial terms. It compares rates for West Virginia and surrounding regions with stated distances of 150 miles for certain zones and 600 miles noted for a sixth and seventh territory. The text appears as a fragmented tariff or publication notice related to paid subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Fragmentary biblical verse quote from Tillotaon
A truncated lines about the triumph of the wicked being short and the guilt of conscience. The text references "Tillotaon" and a date-like token "dob 214" within a reflective, archaic religious meditation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillotaon
Wet bloc in House to modify prohibition deemed wasted effort
The piece condemns Representative Hill and allied wets in Baltimore as pursuing a futile push to modify the dry amendment. It argues the movement will not progress, distracts from duty, and merely records a protest that changes nothing while raising enforcement costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Representative Hill
Baltimore
Christmas Trees and Holiday Preparations Across Cities
The coming Christmas season brings holly evergreens store window displays turkeys and cranberries arriving. Workers maneuver pine spruce and cedar trees through streets ranging from dwarf tables to large municipal specimens. The scene evokes Macbeth and Birnam Wood marching toward Dunsinane as trees climb toward the castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macbeth
Birnam Wood
Dunsinane
Salvation Army
Community Christmas Tree Committee
Lttle
Jesus
Christ
Son
God
We Were Doing YEARS AGO TODAY Ford Music Company charter Bluefield
A disjointed column mentions a 1920s charter for the Ford Music Company of Bluefield, plus notes on local figures and a Christmas season reflection. It mixes historical bits with a plea for public health and courtesy during illness in crowded spaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Music Company
Bluefield
W. H. Hetherington
T. L. Morrissette
R. W. Crowell
Nebraska
Russell G. French
Creek
J. Croft
Fly
Danville
Haunted House in Our Garden Poem by Margaret Eb Songster
The speaker recalls a lonely garden and a haunted place spoken of by townsfolk. A memory of a mother’s tale hints at love and happy ghosts from long ago, suggesting a gentle meditation on longing and remembrance in a quiet, eerie setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy
Editorials Recall Grid General Glory and Old Football Days
The piece contrasts thieves using seductive propaganda with old football fans who cherish bygone gridiron battles. It recalls youthful heroics, the brutal toll of injuries, and the romantic haze of memory as ex-players ponder past triumphs and the lure of the game.
Fresh air and ventilation for health a Public Health Service warning
Surgeon General and the Public Health Service urge open windows and moving air to prevent disease. They warn against closed rooms and tight clothing, promote night air, ventilation in cars, and deep breathing as essential to skin, lungs, and overall health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Public Health Service
Europe
America
Public Health Service
Short Cuts From Exchanges Highlights and Quips
A collage of brief phrases and witty lines from various papers. Notable items include comments on wage goals for coal miners, stock market quirks, legal sparks about the bomb trust, and jests about public figures and politics. The snippets convey a lively, culture-sized cross-section of early 20th century media.
Dawes Vones and Dawes Foe in Senate Rules Fight
Vice-President Dawes faces Republican and Democratic maneuvers over changing Senate rules. Democratic senator Underwood and party leaders leverage Dawes to press their agenda while fearing a Dawes solo push. Pat Harrison attacks Dawes, calling him Mussolini as tensions rise before Congress convenes. A separate local crime note recalls a Dupont Circle deli daylight hold up that boosted sales and public interest. The Shenandoah mislabeling mystery baffles navy officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles P. Stewart Ashington
Dawes
Underwood
Congress
Senate
Wes
Pat Harrison
Jack Heros
Jack
Dupont Circle
Oldest Inhabitant and Garter Request in Odd Tale
A quirky dialogue features Jimmy cutting a worm, a sister boasting about age, a policeman reassuring a girl asking to fix her garter, and a servant noting a guest’s missing silver spoon. The humor revolves around mistaken appearances and social mores.
We Are In Good Company With The Soviet Union
A voiced comparison links Soviet and American views on world order. The piece contrasts public reactions to League of Nations, tear gas in police work, and war ethics, arguing gas offers a merciful alternative to bullets and shrapnel in conflict scenarios.
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Springfield
Mass
Republican
Soviet Union
America
Russia
Latvinoff
Senate
World Court
League
League of Nations
United States of America
United
States of America
Northwestern University
New Guinea
Enoug
Tom Sims Telegraph Ticklers
A fragmentary humorous column by Tom Sims pokes fun at luck and work. It reflects on money in industry, danger in hunting with foes, crowded streets, and a boy's small holiday stomach, with playful jabs at burglars and lost items.
Census Shows Fewer Marriages But Possible Hope
A census bureau report finds 45 715 fewer marriages last year, sparking debate on home life and divorce. The author argues the drop reflects more thoughtful pairing and warns against post marriage remedies, citing attitudes toward responsibility and timing before wedlock.
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Census Bureau
United States
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