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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1920
Page
12
Morning Star corn blue label corn and Karo syrup are advertised along with a wide selection of over a hundred bargains. The notice promises high quality goods and the best service and urges customers to place orders for Xmas goods as soon as possible.
The Rotary Club gathered with strong attendance and approved a Santa Claus fund run by a committee led by T. OJ Wilson to deliver toys fruits and gifts to deserving children. A motion backed the proposed city manager charter. J Lawrence Alexander takes on Mercer county near-east children's fund duties and Armenian relief efforts were solicited. A Father and Son meeting is planned for next Tuesday at noon in the Matz Hotel dining room.
Mrs. G. R. Reese of 714 Bluefield Ave testifies Doan's Kidney Pills cured her back ache tied to kidney trouble after a few boxes. She notes continued use when signs reappear and recommends the product sold for 60 cents at all dealers.
Jackson Michigan December 21 The Michigan state penitentiary has bought an X Ray machine to photograph inmate skulls to see if brain pressure from skulls can be relieved by surgery. Detroit surgeons will perform operations in the prison hospital. If successful, the warden will seek release for cured prisoners from the sentencing judge.
In Blois France the royal Domain of Chambord the former home of French kings faces court decision on sequester and ownership. Princes Helie de Bourbon Parme Xavier and Sixte de Bourbon Parme contest sale arguing they are next of kin. New President news brief notes Harding jokes and French presidential kiss abolished amid hygiene concerns. An alligator escaped at Poli's Theatre Waterbury and was captured by a retiree in the audience.
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