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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1925

Page

28

Bluefield Institute Holiday Season Recap and Events

The Bluefield Institute community enjoyed a warm holiday period with faculty and students visiting relatives across the country. Notable gatherings included Christmas events at Dr. and Mrs. Lo max and other faculty homes, and a cooperative store drive amid plans for new stockholders and future growth.

R. P. Sims H. L. Dickason D. Dunlap Lindside C. H. Lyda Patoka Ind Alma T E. B. Moore Bernard L. Walton Washington Marian Truxie Warren Elizabeth Miles W. C. Mathey Montgomery Ala State Normal School For Tuskeegee Normal and Industrial Institute Bluefield E. W. Lomax Bland Street Genev*ve Lomax I. Lomax Oward University Cushing Academy Ashburnham Mass G. H. Sinkford 8. L. Wade Mary Sinkford Fisk University Samuel L. Ware, Jr Hilldale College Hilldale, Mich

Athletic field expansion planned near campus grounds

The state board of control acquired land at the institution’s western edge for an athletic field to be built in time for baseball and the high school track meet. Alumni praise rapid plans for enlarging the school and its programs. Morgan College basketball opens its season against Bluefield on January 13 with a reputedly fast Baltimore team.

Institute Cooperative Store W.C. Matney Eddie Foster Lomax Hospital Eunice Mathews State Normal School Fayetteville N. C H. L. Dickason D. F. Dunlap W. C. Mathey Bernard L State Board of Control Morgan College Bluefield Baltimore Boys Houston Uncle Sam Saunders Zander

Evil Effects of Methodism’s Southern Mission Argument

The piece argues that the Methodist Episcopal Church cannot withdraw from the South and must uphold its obligations there including its work among freedmen. It cites Rev C V Lanjus and Bishop Denny to support an ongoing southern commitment and warns of rising costs as western conferences struggle with policy.

Northern Territory Methodist Episcopal Church South Christian Advocate C. V. Lanjus Missouri Conference Denny Missouri

South Conference Donations Decide Church Policy

The piece notes donations totals including $90 003 for southern conferences in group 4 and $114 473 for first border conferences in the same year. It contrasts these with $8 150 for ten southern conferences overall and argues bishops oppose the current policy. The south is urged to decide whether to end rivalry for unity and posterity.

Christ

Copper Town Fascinates Residents In Quiet City Scene

In Copper Town crowds drift through foggy streets as a searchlight sweeps the night. Women hurry with groceries while men carry lunch pails to work and a violin sounds from a doorway beside a dim, damp air and distant lights from the metropolis twenty five miles away.

Copper Utah

Physician Seeks Cure for Cramps by Blood Alkalinity Change

A physician claims relief for cramps by reducing blood alkalinity and allowing carbon dioxide buildup, presenting a physiological cure for a painful condition. The method cannot treat cramps caused by other diseases.

Berne Physician Holds World’s Heaviest Library Volumes

In Bern on December 31, Dr. Franz Heightner, a physician, owns the world’s largest collection of large books. His library holds hundreds of volumes, each weighing at least three pounds, and the collection is heavily insured.

Berne Switzerland Franz Heightner

Man narrowly escapes fire in Paris telephone booth

Jean Harteau, trapped in a phone booth by a tightly wedged door, dropped a lit match and ignited papers on the floor. Firemen with axes rescued him from the blaze, preventing a possible death.

Paris Jean Harteau Axea

Houston to Erect Large Sam Houston Statue in City

A National Geographic Society bulletin notes Houston Texas will host the second largest equestrian statue in the world honoring Sam Houston. It highlights his frontier leadership, military skill, and pivotal role in Texas history, plus Houston’s rapid growth into a modern seaport with the Houston Ship Canal.

District of Columbia Nebraska Houston Texas America Washington, D. C National Geographic Society Sam Houston East Daniel Boone Andrew Jackson George Washington The Bulletin Boone Wells Jackson Washington United States Mexico Union State of Congress Tennessee Republic of Texas Santa Ana San Jacinto

Pronunciation Hint for a Syllable Variant

The note explains the first syllable should sound like tohew or the male name Hough rather than house or whose, guiding correct articulation.

Hough

Receptacle near stairway used for rubbish disposal

The passage describes a single large receptacle at the foot of a stairway. When employees have rubbish to throw away they must rise and use the stairs to reach it.

London Manufacturer Adopts Office Exercise Principle

London factory boss O. H. Grant says sluggish bodies hinder minds and has eliminated wastebaskets while implementing an in‑office exercise routine to keep workers active and alert.

London O. H. Grant

Baby killed as car crushes stroller in Winnetka collision

In Winnetka Illinois an automobile collided with a truck and was thrown onto the sidewalk killing 2 year old Leonard Browne in a baby carriage.

Winnetka Leonard Browne

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