New Year Resolve and The Telegraph Outlook 1926
The Telegraph reflects on New Year resolutions and promises to improve each issue. It notes past efforts, aims for growth in 1926, and expresses confidence in progress for The Telegraph and the city of Bienfield amid changing times and prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tempesance Baily
Hugh Ike Gugm Tre
Beary Poraiis
Sale Trier
Associated Press
Times
Pereign
Kansas
Francisco
Jane
Telegraph
Thia
Binefield
Pocahontas Coal Frat
TWENTY YEARS AGO MARRIAGES AND A DEATH REPORTED
We Were Doing Twenty Years Ago Today lists marriages of James C Crassey from Graham with Pansy Potter of Hagerstown Maryland and Mahette Wells of Graham with Wm Irby Nicholas of Big Stone Gap. George R Whitworth a well known resident died suddenly. Ten years ago today a masquerade carnival was held at Arcadia rink. John Murcey a traveling salesman was killed while hunting near Floyd Court House. Sarah Hale of Narrows married Jack dohtaon of Netuvat Bridge Virginia.
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James C. Crassey
Graham
Pansy Potter
Hagerstown
Mahette Wells
Wm. Irby Nicholas
Big Stone Gap
George R. Whitworth
Arcadia Rink
John Murcey
Wan
Huntling
Floyd Court House
Mian
Sarah Hale
Narrows
Waa
Jack Dohtaon
Netuvat J Bridge
The Virtue of Friendship Across Lifes Rich Ties
The piece extols friendship as a divine breath and vital reward surpassing fame or wealth. It argues that friends sustain, comfort, and inspire, guiding moral conduct and lifting burdens, likening friendship to motherly love and a gift from God. It urges active cultivation through mutual affection and being worthy of friends.
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Croesus
Lily
Jay
Ile
Iim
Two-Hour Mind and The Country Doctor Editorials
Editorials discuss balance between concentration and relaxation for productive work. The piece argues resting between tasks can sustain top effort and cites a friend’s two-hour focus as feasible. It also mentions a town in Henex county voting to tax 1500 dollars yearly to keep a resident country doctor in practice.
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Chicago Daily News
Harry Hansen
the Inquirer
mah-Jongg
Indianapolle
Nowe, Co
Behroon
Hxnex County
Vralue
Avena
Chicago Thought on World’s Greatest Temple of Architecture
The Cincinnati Enquirer notes that agriculture builds roads and railways supporting industry and culture, and urges erecting a grand temple dedicated to fruitful nations. It argues travelers still seek ancient monuments but should return to Chicago to admire human architectural triumph.
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Will. Glea
Industrial Organization of the Nations
Chicago
Cinelinati Enquirer
Intrigue of Bolshevists Shakes Southeastern Europe
The piece notes bolshevist activity in Europe, especially the southeast, with Vienna protests against Soviet minister Joffe to Austria and Balkan intrigues. It mentions a split in the Macedonian revolutionary committee and a series of assassinations linked to Moscow agents, followed by a wry Washington Post quotation and a rustic joke.
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Bolshevists
Jugo-Slav Governoio
Vienna
Bolshement
Viat
Joffe
Austria
Europe
Balkan
Moscow
Bulgaria
Macedonian Revolutionary Committee
Todor Alexandrox
Aleco Pasha
Comitaddis Teaders
Washington Post
Experts Asked For Advice On Keeping Cool With Coolidge
Journalists George Harvey and William Allen White visited President Coolidge aboard the Mayflower yacht amid a cold snap. The trip sparked talk that “Keeping Coat With Coolidge” could become reality, while Garabel T. I. Ghagesaian markets a so called free energy device. Congress once considered a demonstration and patent protection for Ghagesian, then dropped proof requirements, leaving the matter unresolved.
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Ashington
Bec
Coolidge
George Harvey
William Allen White
George
Bill
Harvey
White
Artme
Oberey
Manind
Garabel T. I.ghagesaian
Congress
Giragossian
Government urges safer alcohol and giant post office feats
The piece argues government should chemically tag industrial alcohol to prevent poisoning by bootleggers and cites the U S Post Office as a model of massive efficiency and public service. It notes long life expectancy, mail volume, rural routes and payroll, suggesting government competence contrasts with bootlegger harm.
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Uncle Sam
J. M. Doran
Prohibition Department
Sam
Povernment
Fables on Health Snoring Remedies Discussed
Mr Mann and Mrs Anytown debate home remedies for snoring using olive oil and mustard, claiming internal drops and pillow position changes may help. They joke about nasal obstructions and suggest one of three remedies might work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Mann
Anytown
Mr. Mat
Boston Inventor Proposes Free Energy Generator
A Boston inventor pleads for a free energy device that would repurpose coal byproducts and spur industrial reform. He claims congressional sympathy, cites 7,000 potential coal products, and argues the machine could save future generations while advancing energy and social reforms.
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Congress
Charg
Boston
Uipagossian
Short Cuts and Witty Quotes From Newspapers
A collage of humorous lines from several papers noting sarcasm on government spending serious folly and wordplay. Included are quips about the national hymn notes, spending tax money foolishly, a cross word puzzle boast, and a flapper joke. Also mentions Santa Claus, Japan, and a blunt remark about action.
Darrow on life purpose and heredity in a spiritual journey
The columnist debates Clarence Darrow on life meaning and progress. They argue heredity and environment shape humanity but evolution and moral growth also guide the soul, likening life to a spiritual gymnasium where pain and discipline refine character.
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Clarence Darrow
Phara
Wes
Darrow
Tdfa
Lfe
Cleverness and Cracks in a Noisy Era
A jumble of comic snippets and punning lines shows sketches of society life. A budding author seeks approval from a famed actor manager. a wife of a profiteer frets over furnishings. a grocer checks scales. a nascent romance and witty exchanges reveal ordinary people in lighthearted, domestic vignettes.
Telegram Jokes and Odd Facts Fragment
A scavenged page fragment mixes humorous theses and oddities. It cites remarks about copper the first metal, Turkey price changes, and a zebra misstatement, alongside a Berlin sanitation notice about covered garbage cans to curb disease. The tone mirrors a late era filler column.
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Berlin
Bluefield Fire Alarm Stations Listed Citywide
The Bluefield Fire Department publishes an extensive list of fire alarm stations with cross streets and addresses across Bluefield and nearby areas. The compilation includes station numbers and location clusters at Bluefield avenues, Chestnut, Spruce, Princeton, and Midway corridors, among others.
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Bluefield Fire Department
Pir Sie Manns
Beas
Orie
Bluefield
Federal Ave
Raleigh and
Stewart
Wyoming
Monro
Glea St
Princeton Ave
Ste
South
Jefferson
Feun-Mar Ave
Frederies
St-Collegs
Avon and Welmat
Bsaloy
Homnoke and
Clarke
Hardy and
Orange Bts
South Midway
North Midway
Henry
Greenbrier
Losin
Upper Jones
Amd
Andy Elashe
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Newa
West Virginia
Sonea Somprina
Ailiy
Amrely
Vance Ono
Wilu Adiere
Hal Ogee
America
Nelda
Demeter
Holshey
Waal
Eben
WYWE
Mack
Con- Leress
Tte
THE
Dream Garden
John
Mary
P.O
United States’ Post Office
House Patents Committee
New
Columbia Record
Harrisburg
Saginaw News-Courier
Deelardis
Fort Wayne News
Santa Glara
Omaha Bee
Japan
Sioux City Journal
Tare
Jack
Dubb
Bore
Tom Sims
Amsterdam
Canada
Italy
Department of 2 “Agriculture
England
Danudrat
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