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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1908
Page
5
Maud Robinson urges women to practice subtle, free acts of kindness. She advocates helping friends like Mrs Gayho, Miss Foolish, and Mrs Dowdy with tact, and warns against indiscreet notes and gossip that hurt reputations.
A seasoned woman offers practical guidance on female conduct with a list of admonitions. Her advice covers self care money sense politeness and social restraint highlighting respect for self and others as the path to esteem.
A charming window seat project uses packing boxes nailed to woodwork with deep red denim padding. Red denim curtains feature a green leaf stencil, red bur lap walls, and a mahogany bookcase with a stand for smoking materials nearby. Green wicker chairs with red or green cushions complete the utility focus.
A brisk note on visiting foreign women critics from Enetend who critique American women. Mrs Kithor Glyn openly objects, and Mrs Cobden Manderoon leaves after a harsh farewell criti cism, leaving a sense of disappointment.
The regular annual chamber meeting is set for Thursday night with topics including the quarti centennial celebration prepared by The Daily Telegraph. Other items include talk of Florence Davis in A Question of Husbands and city updates from local officials.
J A Strvaughan is moved from Eleventh district to Ninth district with temporary HQ at Handley. William Warner transfers from Eleventh to Seventh district with HQ at Montgomery. J G Boyd moves from Ninth to Eleventh district with temporary HQ at Welch. Mine operators and workers in these districts warned of the changes. Roanoke News reports a quiet wedding in the city Friday morning between Baron Joseph Gaul of Hungary and Mrs Dora Byrd of West Virginia followed by a reception in Bramwell W Va.
Advertises free silver aluminum delly moulds with each package of JELL-9 The Dainty Dessert. Claims moulds are rare outside large cities and urges using only the specified product. Includes circulars illustrating patterns and notes 18LL-O sold by grocers at 10 cents per package.
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