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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1932

Page

2

Telegraphic News Rates and Publication Details

The fragment outlines subscription rates and territory coverage for a newspaper, noting options for voice delivery and advance payment terms. It specifies distances for territorial coverage from 160 miles to 150 miles and mentions the edition date Friday December 30 1082 with references to Associated Press content and republication rights.

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Fragmentary religious quotation and reflection

A damaged text fragment presents biblical phrasing from John and a Lavater quote. The passage questions real versus imagined desires and references spiritual rebirth. No readable event or person context beyond these quotes is discernible.

Spirit of Enterprise Lifts mood as year ends

The article argues that improved business and industrial reports nationwide signal a trend toward recovery. It urges using government aid wisely but emphasizes individual effort, urging readers to begin the new year with determination and courage to improve commerce and prosperity.

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Barrymore Versatility Shown Off Screen and Etchings

Lionel Barrymore, famed actor, diversifies into etching and prints drawing praise from New York’s National Arts Club exhibit. Hollywood reports his two etchings exhibited outweighs many film roles, reflecting his broad creative outlet beyond acting.

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Thirty Years Ago Today Weddings and Notables in Bluefield Area

Contents recount marriages of Auslason and Win de R. Clark in Bristol and later unions of Gladys Alma Ranson and others. Notes on Beaton Symphony at Ellis Opera House, and reflections on Lionel Barrymore and artistic lineage from painter to actor. Includes obituaries and local civic mentions from decades past.

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Brain Trust Formed For Roosevelt In White House

Washington reports say Governor Roosevelt will enter the White House with a larger unofficial advisory group than any prior president since Theodore Roosevelt. The brain trust comprises young professors and economists, led by Raymon J. Molay of Columbia, with William Irving Myers of Cornell and Rexford Guy Tugwell of Columbia among others. They will advise on cabinet appointments, foreign relations, the budget, and congressional relations.

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Debts and debts debate drift through Roosevelt era

A fragmentary news note surveys war debt issues from World War I through the Roosevelt transition. It weighs Republican handling of national debt under Harding Coolidge Hoover versus Democratic-era origins, plus a quip about a divorce and French debt revision ideas to ease obligations.

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Wharf of Dreams

Strange waves and shadowed pass mark the wharves of aleep as barges depart under voiceless steerers. From lost ships come calls of incommunicable news while cargoes pile into a moon bright heap of dream dust. Budgets of song and wreckage of hope mingle with Nepenthes and fetters of longing.

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Farm relief by twi ffs and Ottawa policy echoes

Opinions from editors discuss farm relief measures tied to Ottawa Ottawa agreements and British restrictions on imports. The piece notes how Britain's restrictions on pork and beef affect US farmers, with focus on inter imperial trade and rising domestic surplus prices. It also covers state administration reform hopes and banking caution about foreign bonds and public trust.

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West Virginia Briefs From A.P. Draft Textbook Recommended

West Virginia news briefs report a draft of a proposed free text book for submission to the legislature being recommended to the State Education Association by a special committee. A hunting accident killed Bernard Young in Berkeley Springs. In Clarksburg a traffic disruption halted motor flow. In Charleston the state supreme court ordered salary reductions for municipal employees following a legislature action.

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Katherine Cornell Leads Broadway As Producer Star

In New York Katherine Cornell rises as both producer and actress, with husband Guthrie McClintic directing. From her early walk on parts to a sold out Chicago run, she shapes her career by insisting on control and vision, while rehearsals reveal surprising onstage tricks.

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Roosevelts, Thrones, and War Heroes in a Parody Piece

A satirical mishmash notes the shah of Fersia offering a throne for 20 million dollars with easy terms hinted, while Roosevelt headlines predict debt, farm clashes, and political theatrics. It mentions Joseph Oklahomb jobless and seeking veteran benefits after long wait, reflecting postwar satire on national issues.

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A Washington Bystander Sees Robinson’s Possible Retirement

Keirke Simpson reports that Senator Jos Robinson of Arkansas faces continued speculation about retirement as Democratic leaders maneuver to block Hoover appointees. Long’s hostility fuels talk of a future senate exit or a possible court berth, with the 1937 expiration looming and cabinet post bets tied to Roosevelt’s administration.

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Indigestion analyzed by Hygeia authors

Dr. Morris Fishbein notes indigestion covers many organs and stresses proper chewing, diet, and lifestyle. Hygeia writers Julia Friederwald and Samuel Morrison outline causes from acidity to nervous disorders, urging medical exams, digestive analysis, and tailored treatment.

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Berlin Crank Drives Postwar Business Revival

Berlin reports a new booster trend as a “crank” movement spreads through trade circles. Business leaders credit the craze for reviving sales and consumer optimism despite ongoing political tensions.

Uncle Frank Roosevelt Faces Packed Policy Agenda In 1933

Washington observer Rodney Dutcher analyzes how Franklin D Roosevelt will confront a hostile Congress and looming crises. He predicts repeal efforts and budget fights will push decisions to a 1933 special session, with Roosevelts’ vast majorities and patronage powers shaping early action on relief, reform, and economy.

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SCREEN CFR In Hollywood

Hollywood gossip notes star Diane Wynyard rises to lead roles in Rasputin and Cavalcade while comparisons draw with Ann Dvorak and Jean Harlow. Richard Dix fears firearms on set. Aluminum production history cited from 1883 to Castner.

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