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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1908
Page
8
Local Elks lodge organizes a Friday night beauty show with comedians and Miss Sapters directing humor. The event targets all ages to boost smiles and charm, with local ladies and young men lining up to attend and socialize.
Humorous exchange urges tonal uplift with rhubarb as a liver tonic. Mentions canned goods as smart buys and advertises Sublette & Barnes for orders. Notes latest tally card designs and prices at the Daily Telegraph business office dated 11 14 11.
Floyd G. Christian died at St. Luke's Hospital after a wreck on the west-end yards last Thursday. He suffered a crushed left leg requiring amputation and later began vomiting blood, revealing fatal injuries. He was 23, a son of M. T. Christian of Bland county Virginia, married to Hattie Carter, with a young child. He was a member of the Tazewell Masonic lodge. His remains were sent to Tazewell for burial today at Mount Olivet with Masonic honors.
Gottschalk famed for strength as well as skill bashes the piano lip when a new model restricts his reach. He knocks with knuckles, loses patience, tears off the protruding cover, hurls it aside, then calmly resumes the performance.
After six months away, De Baldwin returned from the Argentine Republic with Moses Ferris who is sought by Roa. Ferris faces unspecified legal action and the reunion ends a protracted travel period marked by troubles and delays.
Ferris, who stabbed Frank Assaid in Roanoke on March 22, fled to the United States then Argentina. Baldwin Detective Agency tracked him via photo cards, arresting him in Chilicito after extradition papers moved swiftly amid bribe fears. Ferris remains jailed in Roanoke as Virginia braces for a high-profile trial with Jack Lee and Harry Smith assisting.
The Yukon river natives hold annual and multi year dead festivals with lamps, offerings, and songs inside village clubhouses. They light lamps to guide shades, perform dances at graves, and summon the dead with sea-spear effigies, fearing destitution for missing offerings.
Prominent baby and child remedy Cascasweet is described as calming babies quickly with ingredients listed on the bottle. No opiates are present. Sold by fall druggists.
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