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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1910
Page
4
A Bluefield area newspaper comments on efforts to choose between New Orleans or San Francisco for a national exposition and suggests a novel, original celebration alternative. It critiques state governors and political figures while noting Christmas enthusiasm and a skeptical view of campaigns and public speakings.
An opinion piece notes that while Bryan is an orator, real impact requires brains and calm judgment. It references Dr. Osler’s controversies, a new book titled A Hundred Loves, and rumors about Clarence Watson, Herr Whitney, and a durable twenty five thousand car in Bluefield, all reflecting current public chatter and sentiment.
A Times analysis warns against speculation amid a recent wireless investment swindle to Chicago. Authorities estimate losses range from two to ten million dollars with hundreds of thousands affected. The piece urges reliance on known value banks and guaranteed security rather than risky ventures.
A burglar named Mike Conover stalks a jewelry shop on Christmas Eve. He tails a rich-looking man, breaks into a cottage, and observes two asleep children with stockings. Haunted by memories of Catholic faith, he experiences a moral crisis before he slips away.
Mrs J M Shepherd of Durham says Cardui, the woman’s tonic, relieved her severe womanly trouble and helped her regain strength enough to resume most of her work after four months. She praises the home treatment and urges other women to try it, noting Cardui’s vegetable ingredients and safety for all ages. She directs readers to ask their druggist and to write for the Ladies’ Department at the Chattanooga Medicine Co.
A thief named Mike, moved by Ora pro nobis sung in a church, kneels and admits crime. He seeks police help but is offered work instead by a gentleman. the church and his mother restore his conscience. Mike now earns honest wages and stockings for his children at Christmas.
A fragmented page item combines robbery satire dialogue with insurance ad lines and holiday travel notices. It mentions E H Bailey Insurance Agency and Sublette Barnes cheese promos, plus Norfolk and Western Railway Christmas excursion tickets and a late December cheese lineup.
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