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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1925
Page
3
The text presents a devotional fragment referencing a crown of righteousness granted by the Lord to those who love him. It echoes biblical phrasing about judgment day and immortality, but the wording is garbled and interlaced with literary allusions, yielding an unclear continuation of the thought.
A reflection on greatness in small acts and humble service. The piece compares big achievements to daily duties, urging humility, kindness, and steady effort in routine tasks. It cites a biblical maxim about serving others and links the concept to moral character and societal reward.
A dated column notes events from twenty years ago including Captain Faigh C Preston's death in East Radford and Susie Patterson's marriage to J A Booker at her brother's home. It recalls Dr William Finneker's death in Lewisburg and ten years past the Mercer County Court member A B Caffee's death in Matoaka with other local incidents.
A playful hillside scene shows children shaping snow with a quirky man in a white body and face buttons, while a blizzard finishes with mushy snow. The story notes the photographer’s figure and the snowy mischief, ending with a nostalgic note on winter fun and a 1925 copyright credit to NEA Service.
The clipped text mentions a California girl, New Year resolutions, and a sarcastic take on divorce notices. It also references French debt and presumed reforms. Names, dates, and clear events are absent, yielding a patchwork of social commentary and economic phrases.
A compilation of editorials argues that both modern women and men face alleged degenerative trends. Elizabeth Stown Che sser denounces surgeon Sir William Arbuthnot Lane, while Prof B W Staymond predicts future dental loss and baldness. The pieces offer provocative, gendered forecasts and cautionary calls for societal progress amid a chorus of skeptical reactions. The notes also praise West Virginia Universitys dramatic team for triumph in Chicago and urge continued state support to boost public recognition of scholarly achievement.
A mishmash of observations from Portland with quirky quips on luck and trains, a 19 year old condemned to death for murder in Chicago, and a long discussion on punishment. The piece ties moral outrage to the Losb Leopolds case and warns of social repercussions from attitudes toward crime.
A compilation notes an avian flu outbreak in Europe and the United States, with calls for vigilance. It mentions congressional funding, city bans on poultry imports, and expert claims that humans remain safe. It also covers typhoid in New York oysters, the European corn borer, boll weevil damage, chestnut tree extinction, and widespread chick mortality.
A wave of sharp debates over the proposed child labor constitutional amendment roils thirty eight state legislatures as they convene this month. Proponents acknowledge slim chances but remain undaunted, noting the shift from Washington to state capitals after the amendment moved through Congress last spring.
The article surveys ratification progress for a constitutional amendment, noting victories and rejections from states like Massachusetts and Arkansas, and outlining plans by advocates led by Miss Kihel Smith to win more approvals while facing powerful industrial opposition and broad national campaigns.
A collection of brief quips quoted from Baltimore Evening Sun Rockford Republican Atlantic City Press Columbia Record Lafayette Journal and Courier Los Angeles Times The Washington Post notes on marriage divorce bills Christmas and world life conservation, suggesting humor and social commentary from multiple papers.
Mrs Mann of Anyiewl treats a child with wind exposed chapped hands using a DIY lotion containing Salleylate of soda balsam of peru eyverin and base water. She also notes camphor ice and another wax and Elycetia based preparation. A separate blend uses alycerin doras and water.
A Denver man built a tiny office in a 29 story New York building and now heads 200 corporations. The article links opportunity, environment, and character to success, notes France’s trade gap in 1923 and 1924, and discusses revival efforts in mining camps, prohibition’s effects on whisky, and the spread of Spanish crossword puzzles to South America and Brazil as brain training trends.
A collage of humorous clippings and jokes from a newspaper page recounts witty quips on gentlemanly conduct, fashion plates, and social scenes. It includes adlibbed banter about umbrellas, tailors, a car accident apology, a stubborn fox-terrier, classroom wordplay, and a light exchange about a fur coat.
A Volcanic eruption intensifies near Puebla about 60 miles away with rising ashes. observers in Mexico City report the volcano puffing like a locomotive as eruptions grow hotter and more frequent.
Mrs. Inex Barker from Barker Wy. claims Dr. Pierce's Wonderful Anuric Tablets cured her yearlong kidney trouble and backache. She urges others to obtain bottles via Dr. Plaree's Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo New York or send 10 cents for the complete Auuria package.
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